they are the ones-the donald trump supporters are getting beat up, coal cocked.go with you, scott, first. >> it's interesting if you watch the mainstream media. violence at a trump rally. they never say that rye violence trump supporter. there is anger. and there is real anger and justified anger on both sides. >> fine, scott. justified anger. but is violence ever justified? let me just read something from the founder of vox. it's a left leaning news service. he says in a tweet, quote: advice. if trump comes to your town, start a riot. >> in, that's crazy. and it's criminal. that's -- i mean, that's insighting a riot is a crime and it should be. and that's stupidity, too. i mean, you know, i think people have gotten kind of carried away with the idea that they can get their spotlight, you know, their five minutes in the spotlight by doing something crazy and something stupid and aggressive and angry and hateful. the debate doesn't have to be that way. and i think -- you know, we can only hope that the debate will settle down to real issues. >> i want to make sure

they're, waving the mexican flag, cold-cocking people. another hit by a bag of rocks. poster, this is america, you're allowed to be for people and against people but you're not allowed to violently be for and against people. it's more like anarchists. i'm pretty sure these aren't hillary supporters or bernie supporters. this feels like a third party coming in here. the wild liberal left that says let's stop trump at any cost. and pull these shenanigans. the mayor of san jose where all this took place, was outraged, not at the rioters, not at the protesters, outraged at donald trump for being the cause of the riots and protesters. and that's asanini, that mayor is a democrat. >> he might be out of a job depending on how people react to his nonsense. greg? >> i was at the gym as i usually am, at the gym this morning. i'm watching the headlines. every single headline is protesters assault trump supporters. this is the problem, where it begins is they're called protesters, they're actually not protesters at all. they are violent thugs and they shouldn't be allowed to be pr

. >> bieber cocks back and throws a right hook. >> is it officially time to be worried about justin bieber? harvey: you know though, as a fellow runt, i think -- >> so the c.m.t.'s were last night. there wasn't that much country but pitbull was with leona lewis. harvey: can somebody explain to me why the hell pitbull was there? >> they did it several times. little big town was with pharrell. >> yeah, there was no country. >> you know what's coming next? gangsta country. i got an ak-47 in my guitar case, man. >> jeffrey toobin, legal analyst for cnn. the california primary just happened the other day and bernie sanders hasn't dropped out. >> this incredible codin

. >> bieber cocks back and throws a right hook. >> is it officially time to be worried about justin bieberrvey: you know though, as a fellow runt, i think -- >> so the c.m.t.'s were last night. there wasn't that much country but pitbull was with leona lewis. harvey: can somebody explain to me why the hell pitbull was there? >> they did it several times. little big town was with pharrell. >> yeah, there was no country. >> you know what's coming next? gangsta country. i got an ak-47 in my guitar case, man. >> jeffrey toobin, legal analyst for cnn. the california primary just happened the other day and bernie sanders hasn't dropped out. >> this incredible coddling and

is does the stunning fall from grace mean for those who leaked the democrat this as their voice in cock "eyewitness news" news reporter david spunt is live outside the federal building in old city with that story tonight. david? >> reporter: nicole, chaka fattah still an active member of congress. he still on the congressional role. no chance it looks like he'll resume any time soon. this means we have a convicted felon that's servation a member of congress. philadelphia congressman chaka fattah smiled but didn't say much as he left federal court. moments after learning a jury found him guilty on 22 counts in a racketeering case against him. >> very tough day but we're going to confer with my lawyers, we'll figure out what our next steps are row rt report fattah's case focused on efforts to repay an illegal campaign lone worth $1 million. four co conspirators were found guilty. >> we investigate the facts, we follow the facts we charged appropriate. >> fattah first went to congress in 1995 but lost his april primary to gate evans. fattah is still a member of the congress. he just can't

going off half cocked, flash in the pan, bite the bullet. they're all based in fewer arms lower. but were we born a gun loving country? she says not necessarily. >> americans have always loved guns, they've always had guns. these things are much more complicated than that. the meanings of guns have changed. >> reporter: she says most settlers viewed the gun as a cool that's necessary and yet as ordinary as a plow or an ax. >> we think we have a gun culture because of the special status of guns. really, commercially, the gun was unexceptional. it was treated like any other commodity. >> reporter: at the start of the war we didn't have enough guns. today, however, it's estimated we have more guns than people. how did we get from there to here? and here. >> the gun industry is not the only reason that we got here. however, it is the reason it never gets talked about. >> reporter: it's not just a matter of salesmanship but gun industrialists like oliver winchester and samuel colt did their level best to create a market for their wares. out of their connecticut factors known as gun va

. >> i'm cocke. >> unpredictable. he brought spectacle and theater

is does the stunning fall from grace mean for those who leaked the democrat this as their voice in cock "eyewitness news" news reporter david spunt is live outside the federal building in old city with that story tonight. david? >> reporter: nicole, chaka fattah still an active member of congress. he still on the congressional role. no chance it looks like he'll resume any time soon. this means we have a convicted felon that's servation a member of congress. philadelphia congressman chaka fattah smiled but didn't say much as he left federal court. moments after learning a jury found him guilty on 22 counts in a racketeering case against him. >> very tough day but we're going to confer with my lawyers, we'll figure out what our next steps are row rt report fattah's case focused on efforts to repay an illegal campaign lone worth $1 million. four co conspirators were found guilty. >> we investigate the facts, we follow the facts we charged appropriate. >> fattah first went to congress in 1995 but lost his april primary to gate evans. fattah is still a member of the congress. he just can't

. >> ♪>> >> i call poppy cock on thatk ot one. are you kidding me?ait six monthsuss or a year. >> it will all change.e. >> the next thing will be likeex you got to nap for at t leastt three hours.e hours >> right. and then it will go back to back two and a half.two ana it will be all over the place. e >> got to wait that one out. i'm going keep taking my nap. how about that? 61 degrees for frederick right now. hagerstown is pretty mild. 69 degrees there. the and up and down that i-81 and d corridor temperatures areor teme lower to mid 60's south of hagerstown.hatown fredericksburg you're 65.5. manassas kind of cool this morning, 63 and culpeper is school. what about this afternoon? well, temperatures are goingbo to warm up. we're going to be hot today.mp we'll have a litg tleto b bit mm humidity than where we haveherew been the last couple of days, right. and the breeze out of theeze south, maybe a little bit southwest kind of depends ones where you are. wet will have showers,howe thunderstorms developing inrslo the afternoon and then through the eve

ali had his right cocked for one more punch but he never threw it.s at the end of the fight. i feel enormous sympathy for the man who's losing it. really when you see a titanic, formidable figure suddenly on the ground. >> now when we see george on television and know that after that knockout, he went from two years of the deepest depression, he almost didn't come out of it. to see the man who's come out of it, to see the way in which he reconstructed his personality, until it would be hard-put to find anyone in american life who's more affable than george foreman, foreman's become a fabulous person in american life. every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. ...you must be gerry. hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with the all-powerful drivewise app. it's good to be in, good hands. >>> just as the fight finished, the monsoons, the african rains, came. in fact, they came so har

so when the african-american cold-cocked this guy, everybody thought the african-american was against me. and it was the opposite. he was this great military guy. we have tremendous african-american support. the reason is, i'm going to bring jobs back to our country. we're going to bring jobs back. but when these sleazy people who never show the crowd -- they never show the crowd -- when they showed that event, it made it look like the white guy was on my side. the african-american guy said, i had enough, and nobody's going to run through an arena like that. and they reversed it and it's a disgrace. ok? let me tell you while we're on the subject, we are going to bring jobs back to this country. we need our jobs. we're going to make it very expensive for companies to fire everybody and leave. you know, your area has lost one in three manufacturing jobs over a fairly short period of time. that's a lot of manufacturing jobs. your crime rate is way the hell up. you know that. i mean, i have these statistics. by the way, they are that way all over the place. in pennsylvania, we won that in

ali had his right cocked for one more punch but he never threw it.ixed emotions at the end of the fight. i feel enormous sympathy for the man who's losing it. really when you see a titanic, formidable figure suddenly on the ground. >> now when we see george on television and know that after that knockout, he went from two years of the deepest depression, he almost didn't come out of it. to see the man who's come out of it, to see the way in which he reconstructed his personality, until it would be hard-put to find anyone in american life who's more affable than george foreman, foreman's become a fabulous person in american life. i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. [we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ spending the day with my niece. that make me smile. i don't

i kind of just cocked back and launched it.aightest dead-on shot that could happen after i watched it. >> reporter: the crowd went wild, blake's team won the game. he hopes to recreate some of that magic tomorrow. these games run through next tuesday. they are open to the public here at west point. there is no charge. there are great inspirational stories here. you can come out and cheer these warriors on. >> does blake do any coaching? >> he schooled me a little bit on the court. so, yes. the answer is yes. >> and you're quite a basketball player, i know. thank you. >>> better that extra m & m crunch sprinkled on your ice cream now because the can. that makes them may be taking the sweet chocolates off menus around the country. what! we're going to tell you why in the final 30 next. thousands of people came out today to run the race for retirement. so we asked them... are you completely prepared for retirement? okay, mostly prepared? could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1%

supporter we saw innocent men and women just coming out of the that trump rally, one guy got cold cocked they slapped him upside of the head blood everywhere. >> it has changed since san jose, this is no long are a political fight -- this is no longer a political fight, this is say fight for soul of nation, the police chief, i am a former cop, i am pro-police, he should be fired, mayor should b be atoss out of office to allow people to be assaulted do nothing, in reference to hillary clinton her statement on this -- the same as say a woman is at fault for walking down the street dressed a 7 way certain way and gets assaulted, it is horrible. >> blaming it on the victims. >> it seems if you are a trump supporter or an independent who might lean toward mr. trump you see this the burning of u.s. flag, you burn the flag of the united states of america that reals people up, i have to believe that would put people right in line with donald trump. >> it crossed over every line of decency and feelings we have as americans for due respect. we saw last night were scenes of thug-3driven violence it

ali hit the knockout punch, foreman began to go, ali followed him around, it was, ali had his right cocked>> i think a man has a mixed emotion when you see the end of the fight. i always feel enormous sympathy for the man losing it. when you see a titanic formidable figure suddenly on the ground. >> now when we see george on television, and know that after that knockout, he went through two years of the deepest depression, he almost didn't come out of it. to see the man who has come out of it. to see the way in which he reconstructed his personality, until it would be hard put to find anyone in american life who is more affable than george foreman. foreman has become a fabulous person in american life. >> we're working on a large scale operation. finding deplorable conditions. >>> just as the fight finished, the monsoons, the african rains came. in fact they came so hard that the waters were about three feet deep in the dressing rooms where we had just been more than, an hour ago. they were just, never seen such a downpour. and we rode back through the african night from the boxing ring in

ali had his right cocked for one more punch but he never threw it.motions at the end of the fight. i feel enormous sympathy for the man who's losing it. really when you see a titanic, formidable figure suddenly on the ground. >> now when we see george on television and know that after that knockout, he went from two years of the deepest depression, he almost didn't come out of it. to see the man who's come out of it, to see the way in which he reconstructed his personality, until it would be hard-put to find anyone in american life who's more affable than george foreman, foreman's become a fabulous person in american life. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands. put under a microscope, we can see all the bact

ali had his right cocked for one more punch but he never threw it. i feel enormous sympathy for the man who's losing it. really when you see a titanic, formidable figure suddenly on the ground. >> now when we see george on television and know that after that knockout, he went from two years of the deepest depression, he almost didn't come out of it. to see the man who's come out of it, to see the way in which he reconstructed his personality, until it would be hard-put to find anyone in american life who's more affable than george foreman, foreman's become a fabulous person in american life. alzheimer's means... so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. (announcer) namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ing

crystal clear under surveillance video of alleged robbers who cold cocked a woman aiming an uzi-like gun at her. >>> a plan to actually give away free money. the dow industrials are losing 114 points this morning. >> a brutal attack on video. >> the disturbing video police hope will help them nab the thieves. >> reporter: i'll tell you, police don't know the names of the armed robbers. they should know their faces. >> that video is crystal clear. they roll up to a warehouse on south 3rd street near downtown san jose. they have what appears to be a machine gun. he point as a terrifying employee. he punchs her out cold. then he and the other suspect who tries to hide his face ransacked the office. they were inside that business for about a minute before they made off with cash and other personal belongings. it's kind of crazy. this is just a grocery business. >> those folks and other neighbors nearby told us they wish they had known about this crime sooner. the armed robbery actually happened on april 23rd, a st. evening the duo got away. san jose police say the suspect with that uzi-l

>> it is a liberal editorial page, on this particular issue the editorial board has gone off half cocked. it involves a conflating of two different things. there is the terror attack itself. this guy who clearly hated gays, may have been gay himself, pledged allegiance to isis. he had other motivations, wanted to kill a lot of americans and targeted gay americans. same-sex marriage, which until 2012 barack obama was not for same-sex marriage, hillary clinton, an issue that divided the country, now settled because it was a supreme court decision so to say you oppose this legislation and therefore you must be a bigot and the bigotry hurt the climate that allows this guy to kill these people is such a stretch that it makes me angry. trish: there is appeasing today's new york times, we know what is coming at this administration, their dislike of republicans but the quote, the headline in this is long and genuine hugs, shooting victims's relatives, recall obama's empathy. talks about obama's ability to give really long hugs in bad situations and the empathy he has for these relatives. knowing

then at that very moment, "coming she knew not whence, little ah sin appeared at her with a cocked revolver leveled at his heart. remembering his words, the -- jack jumps back. he had had one taste of little ah sin's metal, and the other was a scare but he believed this one was business. he runs away. a sobbing edith throws her arms around her protector. he without fear called all of the hands of the ranch about him, firing off his revolver and as the novel ends, ah sin proudly tells everyone out twice by himself he had fought off off the rocky's mountains most notorious outlaw. ah sin is an unlikely hero. he possesses many of the common chinese stereotypes. he wears a pay tail -- pigtail, demeaning accent, diminutive, almond-eyed, sickly yellow, forever smiling, with the blandness for which his countrymen are noted. yet, he is bold, brave, regularly armed, and handles weapons deftly. despite being quote, "a heathen chinese who prays not to a god but a wooden image", he had human feelings as keen as any of us. to whom his god was as deer and reverend as was the uncles to him. contrasted wit

and there were some direct confrontation with supporters and one local newspaper reporter was cold cockedth a rock in the center of his forehead. the injury was severe, a deep gash. he had blood all over his face and got treatment from thesome ems folks on the scene and then back at work so kudos for him for getting back into the fray and playing injured. >> getting dangerous out there. thank you. >>> in the meantime, bernie sanders is still running for president. he made a big speech to supporters last night, more a week after hillary clinton became the presumptive nominee, and sanders did not drop out. he has not

as well as the ones we have that captured crystal clear security video, alleged robbers, who cold cockedoman and aimed an u city-like gun at her and robbed her. >> reporter: i'm live in san rafael, where two teenage suspects will be arraigned as adults for murder. i'll have a live report. >> it's the middle of the week. we'll get to that. >> boy, the heat is heating up. >> today is our cooling trend. >> yes. >> 43 degrees. >> 60s some places. >> with clear skies, that's impressive. you have an area of sinking air warm aloft. it tends to squish down low fog, closer to the ocean or the ground. you are fought seeing it in san jose. this is where you see it. golden gate bridge. there you go, fear 60 in san jose, palo alto for the moment, the north bay by noon, mid-80s inland. san francisco on the coast fairly cool but those on shore winds making for low visibility of that thick fog along the coast this morning. >> we're looking over towards the south bay. it's fought an issue for fog. we have a good amount of car cover for 101. look at the map. this is the south bay. there you go. 5:31. it d

nobody goes off half-cocked. people don't start scatter-brained or revengeful premises. >> it is still unclear what a brexit will look like. british politicians who campaigned for leaving the eu are already walking back a number of promises. probably a pledge to the campaign plastered on bright red bus and exiting the eu would save britain 350 million pounds a week, money that could be poured into the country's national health service. but in an interview with "good morning britain", the leader of the anti-immigration party conceded that probably wouldn't happen. >> the 350 million pounds a week we sent send to the eu which we will no longer send to the eu, can you guarantee that will go to the nhs? >> no, i can't. and i would have never made that claim. >> lead movement also claiming a brexit would bring immigration numbers down. but on bbc's news night one leaf campaigner appeared to measure expectations. >> completely at odds with what the public thinks -- >> i do not imagine if we leave the u that means zero

another man was cold cocked from behind after walking through the protesters holding a trump sign.ice didn't intervene until they saw blood running down his face. in other places fights broke out, flags and trump hats burned, and one lone woman wearing a trump jersey was trapped against the doors of the marriott hotel with employees holding the doors shut, she defiantly challenged her tormenters who pelted her weeings. hotel staff eventually allowed her inside. zoning's democratic -- san jose's democratic mayor appeared to blame trump for the violence, telling the l.a. times, quote: at some point donald trump needs to take responsibility for the irresponsible behavior of his campaign. at his airport rally in california today, trump lashed out at what happened. >> we wrapped up, everybody was cheering like crazy forever, then they walk out, and they get accosted by a bunch of thugs. >> reporter: but the major topic on trump's mind, hillary clinton's address on foreign policy which read more like a screen on why trump shouldn't be president. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just differ

i'm talking fletcher cock right now.out that fat contract and expectations that are going to surely come along with it and the phillies are even -- aren't even watchable right now. they are awful. this game was embarrassing. another below out to toronto coming up next in sports. ♪ >>> listen if you didn't all right know fletcher cox just got paid. 103 mill, 63 guaranteed. a fat contract. that's more than jj watt, peterson, did he say bryant. you know what they say, more money, more problems. because usually when you get guys who get that type of crack, they never ever live up to it. all that cash athletes get fat and couldn't at the present time. i don't think cox is one of those type of guys. people are going to expect him to do herculean things. jj watts and that's not realistic. he needs to be out of this world to live up to things and he talk about all those expectations that will be coming his way and the team's way this year. >> it's really mind blowing, dealing with that much -- that much money is really mind blow

we stay focused on how in this transitional period nobody loses their head, nobody goes off half cocked, people don't start ginning up scatter brain or revenge full premises. >> scatter brain or revengeful premises. any moment now, he is going to come through those gold and brown doors and address the waiting press a lot of people are waiting to hear what he has to say. right now, there is so much uncertainty. any clarity is what the press is looking for. i want to bring in alison kosik, cnn business correspondent. she is forced to watch that big board and cnn anchor, becky anderson in london. >> it may be funny to deal with how frustrating this all has been. one can only laugh amid the tears. they were down about 300 points today. why are we continuing to sell off? >> this is no laughing matter. i laughed. you made a funny joke. the dow and the s&p have wiped out all the gains for this year. there is still more of the year to make that up. if you are looking at your 401(k), unless you have a strong stomach, it is not easy to look at. we did see the dow dip more than 300 points today. w

got hit so hard you can see there he's bleeding from outside of his ear when he got hit and cold-cockede guy. the kid in the red shirt continues to run and gets tackled by one of these guys. this is happening at every event almost now. it's now a regular occurrence. what two you thido you think's how do you analyze this? >> well, this is the scott walker effect in madison where you had over 100,000 left-wingers show up to protest the results of the wisconsin election. you see this over and over again. there's a fascism of the left which believes that it has the moral right to impose by violence and by intimidation. you'll notice it's not trump people. you don't see this at a sanders rally. you don't see this at a hill ray r . you get this on college campuses. i talked to a parent tonight, two sons go to elite schools. makes the sons think they should be quiet, recognize they can't be publicly conservative, recognize they're supposed to feel guilty about being white and the level of left-wing coercion and intimidation literally fascism on the left that we are now experiencing in america

we stay focused on how in this transitional period nobody loses their head, nobody goes off half cockedople don't start ginning up scatterbrained premises. >> reporter: british politicians who campaigned for leaving the eu are already walking back a number of promises. most prominently, a pledge the leave campaign plastered on a bright red bus that exiting the eu would save britain 350 pounds a week. but in an interview with "good morning britain," the leader of the uk anti-immigration party and one of the faces of the leave campaign, conceded that probably wouldn't happen. >> the 350 million pounds a week we send to the eu, which we will no longer send to the eu, can you guaranty that's going to go to the nhs? >> no, i can't. >> reporter: the leave movement also promised it would bring immigration numbers down. but -- >> completely at odds with what -- i do not imagine that if we leave the eu, that means zero immigration, it means we will have some control over who comes in. >> reporter: what's becoming more and more clear is that the leave campaign didn't really have a plan for the da

they cocked them and ran past. this is west wood, right smack dab in the main area of the university. and a lot of students are here. and some getting close to the location with no idea what was going on because it is a huge area to cover and so many buildings and someone could hide or go. and they are are focusing on the area here. but other areas that are of note. we are by the staffmore hall and building. students were has people coming in and out right now. we saw students evacuated also from the engineering building. they brought them down by the parking garage, garage nine, which is on the main thoroughfare here. some of the workers are being taken out now as well. obviously very fluid. as we herd a moment ago from one of the specialists here, one of the law enforcement officers, they don't really know what they have on their hands and they have so many places individuals could hide or go, potentially could cause more carnage, so to speak. that's why they are bringing everybody back. i've heard from law enfor

. >> bieber cocks back and throws a right hook. >> is it officially time to be worried about justin bieberu know though, as a fellow runt, i think -- >> so the c.m.t.'s were last night. there wasn't that much country but pitbull was with leona lewis. harvey: can somebody explain to me why the hell pitbull was there? >> they did it several times. little big town was with pharrell. >> yeah, there was no country. >> you know what's coming next? gangsta country. i got an ak-47 in my guitar case, man. >> jeffrey toobin, legal analyst for cnn. the california primary just happened the other day and bernie sanders hasn't dropped out. >> this incredible coddling and worrying about bernie sanders is

people cold-cocked from behind.er woman who was corralled by the crowd and then had eggs thrown at her. really upset about that. >> i'm going to interrupt you for a second. moments ago the san jose police chief responded to the attacks on trump supporters. and also on the police. listen to this. >> our concern is in a situation where the officers and the supervisors on that line feel that the victim is not in immediate peril, that they have to consider fact that if officers move in by breaking the line, one it leads the line weakened and two, if they use considerable amount of force, the crowd may turn on those officers as well and then we incite more violence. >> well, there was some concern that in the events last night in san jose, the police backed off a little. that was the police officers' response to those suggestions that maybe they had backed off and stayed out of the way. john roberts back to you, you're with mr. trump at, in redding. and audiences watching some of the violence from san jose last night. jo

. >>> still to cock on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00, rain, ravages texas, the lone star state still reeling from devastating and deadly flooding. >>> and a shark, caught off the coast of australia, the reason officials say it may help surfers and bat hers heading in the ocean. >>> this little sea lion was in danger, who showed up to make sure he wasn't hurt when one incredible experience youter can't find anywhere else. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> authority, in western as you veil use have caught the a large, shark, near where a 29 year-old surfer has his leg bitten off. it is up clear if the shark is one responsible for that attack. the surfer was hospitalized in critical condition. two surfers paddled out in the what the tore rescue him after that attack. >>> secretary of state john kerry discussed threat of climate change with maryland students today. >> conversation in silver spring is part of the kick off of nationa

. ♪ new at six cock lat drink mix or something far more dangerous. is really inside these cans and where they were found. >>> plus, a warning from a feisty five-year-old shot in his own home. >> going to find out who shot me. whoever did it they'll get it. >> reporter: he's talking only to fox 29 news next at 6:00. ♪ >>> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> right now at 6:00 late spring storms pack a powerful punch high winds causing this partial roof collapse at atlantic city apartment building. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm iain page. those winds gust reaching 70 miles an hour in some spots trees came down all over the area. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in cherry hill where the storm did a lot of damage there. chris? >> reporter: iain, fast-moving storms doing some big-time damage all across new jersey especially here in camden coun county. we are here in cherry hill where some say they didn't know what hit them. from skyfox this afternoon, you can see the damage 60 miles an hour winds left behind in

every time you pull the trigger there is no need to cock the weapon or fire the trigger. it is the most common rifle sold in america. they are certainly legal to buy, but they've been associated with mass shootings in the past, which is one reason why advocates of banning them say their sales should be restricted. recently, there was a community in illinois, highland park, illinois, which is a suburb of chicago that passed an ordinance to ban ar-15s. the judge in that case said they have been used. they so readily adapt themselves to mass shootings, but opponents of banning them say they are a favorite of sportsman and you can carry out a mass shooting with almost any kind of firearm. they have been associated with mass shootings in the past. >> i'm told we're going to pause here and roll some video of last night, which includes the sound of what this thing sounded like at its height. [ gunshots ] >> oh, my god. people are getting shot, dude. oh, my god, dude. >> this guy is firing off shots. >> oh, my god. people are getting shot, dude. >> that's repeating on a loop. we

ali standing over somebody after he had knocked him out and his fist still clenched and arm still cocked. he was known for being the ultimate champion. i think you're going to hear and see a lot of tributes coming in the next couple of days in promotional sports especially. . more people will be weighing in as we get more from social media of course. we'll let you know. president obama back in 2010. he has not weighed in by the way, but he wrote an essay of what ali meant to him. that is something we can bring to you at some point this evening as well. there's a lot there. there's a lot of outpouring of support and love. i never had a chance to shake his hand, but i was in the room with him and the energy that certain people have. they just have it. he was one of those individuals. you knew you were the in presence of greatness. whether you understood what he did over the years. he won the heavyweight championship three times. won a gold metal. fought against the vietnam war and overcame that. changed his religion and fought when people said he was too old. went to the mayo clinicic to m

looking at that videotape, whether it was the guy who was sucker punched or the guy who was coal cocked from behind or the woman who was literally trapped in front of the marriott hotel and had eggs thrown at her, there was obviously a lot of criminal activity going on last night. four people arrested last night. but there might be more estates in the arrests in the future. 15 states he wants to put in play. he will start hitting those next friday. kimberly? >> all right. great report. john roberts, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and we are now more than 24 hours after secretary's hillary clinton foreign policy speech and most of the headlines are about her attacks on donald trump. but what about the foreign policy plans that she laid out? >> i have some experience with the tough calls and the hard work of state craft. i wrestled with the chinese over a climate deal in copen hagan. brokered a cease-fire between israel and hamas, negotiated the reduction of nuclear weapons with russia. twisted arms to bring the world together and global saand stood up for the rights of women, religi

is tackled on the grass by this thug and other people try to hit him there and apparently got cold cocked by a couple of these mob people. tell us from your perspective what happened here and where were the police and why didn't the fire department help him? i would think they would want to? >> i don't know where the police were. they were pushing people off in a different direction. my son and i were walking to the car after the rally and they stole his hat and i tried to get the hat back and when i had my back turned one individual hit my son in the back of the head and my son walked away and they chased him. and meanwhile, i'm accosted and having trump signs ripped out of my hands and spit on and everything else. >> it's got to have been a scary thing. your son got hit how many times? >> he got hit twice in the back of his head. he had two big lumps on his head at the end of the night. >> i have to give him credit. you can't fightening a angry mob. i train in martial arts and wouldn't fight a mob that big. you are going to get killed. >> after he got tackled here and got tackled pretty

we stay focused on how, in this transitional period, nobody loses their head, nobody goes off half-cockedople don't start "ginning up" scatterbrained or revengeful premises, but we look for ways to maintain the strength that will serve the interests of the values that brought us together in the first place. >> sreenivasan: kerry traveled on to london, to meet with his british counterpart, philip hammond, and said the u.s. relationship with the u.k. will stay strong. but global markets are another matter, and they fell again today, despite attempts at reassurance by the british treasury chief george osborne. >> we were prepared for the unexpected, and we are equipped for whatever happens. and we are determined that unlike eight years ago, britain's financial system will help our country deal with any shocks and dampen them, not contribute to those shocks or make them worse. >> sreenivasan: former london mayor boris johnson-- one of the most prominent "leave" campaigners-- welcomed osborne's efforts to allay concerns. >> it's clear now that "project fear" is over. there is not going to be a

that we say focused on how in this transitional period nobody loses their head, nobody goes off half cocked. people don't start ginning up scatter brained or revengeful prem isz. >> it is still unclear what a brexit will look like. british politicians who campaigned for leaving the eu are already walking back a number of promises. most prominently, a pledge to leave campaign plastered on a bright red bus that exiting the eu would save britain 350 million pounds a week, money that could be poured into the country's national health service. but in an interview with britain's good morning, nigel faraj con seated that probably wouldn't happen. >> the 350 million pounds a week we send to the eu, which we will no longer send to the eu, can you guarantee that's going to go to the nhs? >> no, i can't. and i would never have made that claim. >> reporter: the leave movement also promised a brexit would bring immigration numbers down. on bbc newsnight, one leave campaigner appeared to measure expectations. >> completely at odds with what the public think they have voted for. >> i do not imagine that t

nobody goes off half cocked, people don't start ginning up, scattered brained or revengeful premise,ut we look for ways to maintain the strength that will serve the interests and the values that brought us together in the first place. >> john kerry in brussels earlier today and now in london. where he's going to be speaking in the next hour. it's hard to be reassuring about the future and of course the partnership, that special relationship after britain's decision to break away. kerry as i say has arrived for meetings in london with british prime minister david cameron, now a lame duck prime minister. now we have been reporting from london, dan, thanks so much for being with us. first of all -- >> happy to be with you. >> just to clear up confusion on this side, we're told that while this was not final, it is final, there is really no review. it's just a matter of parliament taking action, and in fact, leaders in brussels, the other 27 want them to speed up the exit, the negotiation, not slow it down. >> that's right. there is some confusion still about what exactly it will take to

. >> seems like the ca imeras le h cock eyed a little bit.anuay a allusion because of the wing shape of the building. bui >> oh, okay. >> at least it -- >> sounds pretty good.pretty gd. >> i'm trying.>> i >> short notice. you know wawa i mean. what i mean. 67 degrees bwi marshall.ar reagan national holding at 69.it we had to introduce some s showers and thunderstorms a possible on saturday. didn't want to to it butibant keeping it real, right. rht 85 degrees with some s thunderstorms possible.toposs looks mainly saturdayturd afternoon. definitely a good chance forance showers and thunderstorms ontmsn sunday and it's looking likeookg some of that activity onctivityo sunday may be pretty strong,tr could possibly be even severe.vv i don't think it's a real weteaw day on saturday. sur right now we'll just say a few storms high pressure anchored to the north of us. frontal boundary working itonkig along with that and that mayt my provide thunderstorm activity late in the day. pretty complicated scenarioateda for sunday but definitelyin looks more

activitywer ay hagerstown dealing with a little bit of showers early this morning andrs b then hang e cockth and their te east. that's what's on the radar this morning. let me show you what could be on their later.ho here's 8:00 a.m. on futurecast. mix of clouds and sun withs sun maybe an isolated shower her or there. we work into thek to later morning early afternoony o hours, maybe a few moreaybe a fw showers out there, a rumble or two of thunder by the time wer t get to the 4 o'clock hour.lo h according to this latest modeltm maybe after 4 o'clock things4 ot settle down a bit and and we and get a little bit of late dayf lt sunshine. that wouldn't be too bad forld this friday afternoon. friaftern we mix it with clouds in thes ie overnight. as we work into saturday we clear the clouds out of here id and the weekend is beautiful. ba here in d.c. we are technically under marginal marga risk of severe weather.sk of we're not expecting too muchpei of it today. t much better chance the farther h south you go. let's take a look at your fox5 f accuweather 7-day forecasty fort here. 83 degrees to