connell: s&p overall.he market and recommend anything in this environment more so than others investment fund. >> our members doing passive investing. we're seeing greatest rise in real estate. our members have holdings in real estate up to 32%. connell: what do you pick out? real quick we're close to the bell. >> looking at reits but also actively managed portfolios. real estate gives them opportunity to have non-homogenous holds and active participation. you can own it, tangible, income producing. connell: getting set for the closing bell with the dow up 35. anything that keeps you up at night you're concerned about at this point? >> why people invest in private equity. they can control what they're investing in and know that space. connell: thank you, a lot in in short amount thank you, barbara goodstein. markets snap two-day losing streak. thanks for joining us. i'm connell mcshane. [closing bell rings] dade as man and melissa francis for "after the bell." david: snapping a two-day losing streak on big

connell mcshane in for liz claman. connell: hey, trish, played out moments ago as president trump's personal attorney played offense and defense in what turned out to be a blistering statement saying the inflammatory fbi director comey testimony confirms the president never saw to impede the russian hacking while simultaneously accusing the former fbi director of leaking privileged information to the press. that happened just over two hours after comey concluded his own testimony before the senate intelligence committee. what a day. just over two hours, he revealed details. but was there a smoking gun? that's one of the questions we're still asking he called them liars and seemed to say he didn't trust this president. that's why he took such careful notes after their meeting. but on the question of obstruction of justice, will comey on that one thing the special counsel isn't l decide. our fox business all stars are lined up, they're ready to react. the former fbi assistant director and former fbi counterterrorism oper

>> is that right. >> yes, connell.: you used to live in china and with some book work and get a chance to talk to us about the news conference that wrapped up. one of these things like the testimony that was built up all day. we wondered what the president would say, and he did go after jim comey. he called him a few choice names and would be happy to be questioned about it himself. >> it is forceful moment for president trump. to my mind that is what he needed to do. comey had pretty effective day, powerful testimony and president come back aggressively and he did so. connell: the question is he vindicated? is that the issue? >> the issue will not go away in 24 hours with the back and forth. takes comey allegations off the table and issue goes to mueller and special counsel and investigation. connell: are they legitimate questions? is that a phrase that is worth use about whether the president got in the way of an investigation or maybeobstructed justice? >> if there is no proof, simply comey's word against trump's wo

connell: crazy, right?at every pr person tells you, if you're in a situation like this, don't talk. not here. adam carolla, funny guy. >>> breaking news on president trump and this is just come into us in the last few minutes, nomination for the federal reserve board of governors anmarvin goodfrid filling in one of the two open spots, just announced by the white house, carnegie mellon professor. previously worked as policy adviser at the federal reserve bank of richmond in virginia. marvin goodfriend, they just announced that out of the white house. >>> the president's decision to leave the paris climate deal will give the kids asthma. dr. marc siegel is coming up with a little fact check on that. >>> first portland mayor urging officials to shut down what he calls alt-right rallies happening in the city of portland this weekend. our guest is coming up. organized one of the rallies, says he's nowhere near alt-right, that's the first thing and other rallies are still on. we'll talk about them, after this. .

connell, that just can't be right. think of all the other things -- the other i'll call them content distinctions because they are the trademark law makes. section 2 prohibits the registration of any mark that's falsely suggestive of a connection with persons likely to cause confusion, descriptive, misdescriptive, functional, a geographic indication for wine or spirits, government insignia, a living person's name, portrait or signature. you couldn't make any of those distinctions in a public park. and yet of course you can make them in trademark law, can't you? >> all of those other distinctions are viewpoint neutral and advance the commercial objectives of the lanham act in terms of producing -- >> well, these might be viewpoint neutral but they're certainly not content neutral, and yet we would -- i mean, i think that a challenge to many of these would fall flat. >> on what basis? >> because how is trademark law supposed to function unless it can make these kinds of distinctions? >> i'm suggesting that those sections

maria: thank you, connell. president trump returning from first international trip to a sea of uncertainty, tax reform, health care are all in limbo as investigations dominate d.c. joining me is home depot co-founder ken langone. ing me, u for joining us. maria. maria: as a businessman, obviously, you operate in business and you know you can't spend too much. you've got to make sure to pay debts. you've got to make sure to create jobs. what's the state of washington today? ken: chaotic. maria: that's what it sounds like. ken: every place you look, chaotic. the wheels have come off. maria: why? ken: i understand the democrats being obstructionists. i understand the democrats seeking identity. right now they want to be relevant. best way they can be relevant in their minds, i don't agree with it, is to be an obstructionist. we stopped this, we stopped that, we stopped. that the republicans, on the other hand, have skin in the game. if we don't get some significant acts, things done, we'll lose control of the hous

what kind of things do you think mc connell offers to holdouts that swing in the right direction. do you think it's possible. >> i do. i think it's very possible that he can you know bring in the other sort of factions of the gop. what they're finding right now being mathty party is that what democrats found for a long time. that's these factions within the party. you need to pay attention to what they're talking about. and now it seems like he's been able to receive a concession or two from the leadership. democrats lacking a message. ever and a version to fix the problems they think obamacare does have and we hear silence now. what is responsibility of democrats to hear and at least offer alternative even if that alternative is not going to get a fair hearing amongst republicans in the majority now. >> you know democrats suggested ways we can go back and amend obamacare and make changes to it so it works better. republican have not been open to that and invited democrats to the stable and many republicans were even invited to the naishiateing table and this bill was done in secr

neil: connell, thank you very much. connell mcshane.as connell pointed out this is the first with would be many steps towards infrastructure this would be lumped in with infrastructure here, by executives signing a pen. in this case the president of the united states. it doesn't make it defacto done but the appeal seems to be it has bipartisan abuse. next to the president, ted cruz, long been champion leave this in private hands, not money-making hands he would say but more efficient hands. non-profit vent it to make our skies not only safer but more efficient. we'll have more after this. . . y and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. i needed something more to help control my type 2 diabetes. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do

connell: i'm connell mcshane, have a great weekend. david asman and melissa francis pick it up for here, for "after the bell." david: connell put his finger on it. very strange day. record on one side and real down day for the other. major pullback tore tech stocks. dow closing at new record high. nasdaq having awful luck. terrible triple-digit plunge. will it spread is on everybody's minds. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." president trump's first face-to-face with the press since james comey testimony. the president firing back not just at fired fbi director but the media as well. commander-in-chief's case to the nation. political shocker in the united kingdom. theresa may's high-stakes gamble not paying off to say the least as prime minister is now scrambling to stay in power. is this election signaling an end to elitism across -- david: elitism, elitism. let's get rid of it. back to the markets. this is an incredible day. the dow hitting all-time high second day in a row ending 18th record for

connell: they make a ton.ers and we rely on china telling us, can they even play fast and loose with the movies and how much they are making? >> that's what the motion picture association may think and they want to auditors to go in and actually run the numbers because they were told when they cut the deal five years ago that they doweled do an audit if they wanted, they want to come in and get the actual numbers, you know, and see what they are. it's always a balance with china, it's like anything else and the president has come in and in the campaign trail was tough on them on trade which could throw a monkey wrench. it's always been in business interest you thought to be more friend and foe but at the same time you're too friendly and they take advantage of you. neil: they do. they are going to keep making horrible movies because they might do marginally well over here and very well over there. connell: huge. the great wall, that was theory. sometimes that doesn't work out. neil: it can't be all planet of t

still with me, connell mcshane, charlie gasparino.connell, that will be issue here, whether anywhere to go here. much depends on mr. mueller and if he wraps things up by by labor day, let's say has tough admonishing report on president trump an inappropriate behavior, strong-arm, whatever you want to call it, it doesn't become a high crime and a misdemeanor. then what? >> well, yeah, especially with republicans controlling the house where any impeachment proceeding if you're alluding to high crimes and misdemeanors would have to begin. neil: unless it is carried over to 2018, democrats take house or senate. >> even more important next year we'll be covering. where does it go? the conversation that presumably mr. mueller will have to have with president of the united states will be the most important conversation in all of this because at the end of the day this is he said, he said situation unless there are tapes. lordy, i hope there are tapes whatever the quote was from jim comey at hearing. mr. comey laid out his side of it. what do

corbyn: have -- tom: hello, i am tom connell and welcome to the wrapup of the australian parliament from the 22nd of may until june 1. manchester had an impact down here in australia. the prime minister asked about his thoughts, including keep egg australians safe. >> the member has the floor. >> my question is to the prime minister. will the prime minister update the house on the manchester terrorist attack and what the government is doing to keep australians safe, including -- >> prime minister has the -- >> thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the honorable member for his question. mr. speaker, spoke with the prime minister of the united united kingdom last night and conveyed to her the heartfelt simple simple sympathies of the people of australia and the victim's this shocking criminal attack and their families. i reaffirmed to her the resolute solidarity of australia with britain, partner nows as we always have been and always will, in freedom's cause. and prime minister may thanked me and thanked this parliament for the solidarity we showed. united in our solidarity, our sympathy for ou

connell mcshane has been doing digging. connell? >> last night was a strong night for the republicans. but as we take a closer look and dig deeper into the numbers, we know neither party can relax heading into the mid-terms in 2018. pay close attention to margin of victory. karen handel on the republican side in georgia won by 3.8 percentage points. when tom price ran, his victory had a margin of 23.2%. we saw that in the other races. south carolina was a big surprise. sure, the republican won 3.2%. but last time around, mick mulvaney with a 20-point win. as the republicans have gone 4 for 4 in the special elections, we've seen it in montana, 15.8%. down to plus 5.6%. we saw it in kansas where more than a 30-point victory for the republicans last time around last year down to 6.2% in the special election. so what does it mean? we have to look at the balance of power heading into the mid-term elections next year and know that the democrats certainly have ground to make up. they have to start turning these close but no cigar races int

. >> hello, i'm tom connell and welcome to -- the 22nd of may until june 1st. will the terror attacks in >> hello, i'm tom connell and welcome to question time wrap from the 22nd of may until june 1st. will the terror attacks in manchester had an impact down here in australia. the prime minister asked about his thoughts. >> the member has the floor. >> my question is to the prime minister. will the prime minister update the house on the manchester terrorist attack and what the government is doing to keep australian said, -- safe. >> the prime minister has the floor. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the honorable member for his question. i spoke with the prime minister of the united kingdom last night and conveyed to her the heartfelt sympathies of the people of australia and the ckingms of the sho criminal attack and their families. i reaffirmed to her the resolute solidarity of australia with britain, partner nows as we always have been and always will, in freedom's cause. and prime minister may thanked me and thanked this parliament for the solidarity we sh

neil: connell mack shin. up bright and early. all right, both parties have a little bit of soul-searching ahead of them. nick adams, foundation for liberty and america greatness. we have senior political correspondent from mcclatchy newspapers. katie, connell touched on a lot of this, how do you keep voters engaged. there is passion for democratic voters. >> breathing a sigh of relief, but there are some republicans maybe don't breathe a little too deeply. a lost special elections much closer than expected have also unfolded in districts that many people never initially thought should be competitive. while republicans are relieved to hung on in places like georgia and that surprise in south carolina, there are people cautioning this does not mean that the climate will be easier in 2018. at the same time certainly big disappointment for democrats, really as you know spent a lot of money on this race. there was a lot of enthusiasm within the democratic base within georgia and around the country about this race and they didn't pull

and broadcaster, brian connell who hasjoined me.is that to be expected? yes, as you say the queen's speech is just over a week away so they haven't got a lot of time. they had to get whatever they can agree into that speech so they will sit down straightaway, i would have thought. as to what is likely to be on the dup shopping list, there has been a lot of talk around social policies, marriage, and abortion as well. the first thing to say about those is that they are devolved issues or the dup has secured a veto in the northern ireland assembly on those issues so they won't be imposed on them, neither are the dup going to impose on the rest of the uk something that isn't there already. they can't come to theresa may and say this is our policy on abortion...? no because what will run right through their shopping list will be strengthening in in the union between the northern ireland and the rest of the uk. as you know, the dup were very pro—brexit, but one thing they favoured was that the brexit campaign could split northern ireland

i'm connell mcshane. now it's charles payne with "making money." charles: thanks a lot, buddy.ing, we do have breaking news tonight. first, you're looking at it. the dow, s&p and nasdaq soaring, all now record highs on that strong jobs report that dovetails with a slew of other economic data that proves that an economic renaissance has begun. the big, breaking news later that america is saying good-bye to the paris accord also giving investors confidence late in the session. now, president trump just announcing that climate bombshell, and already global elites are losing their collective minds. although the move that reportedly divided the west wing, the president adhering to his base and keeping a major promise. but president trump was clear, this action wasn't about climate. he says that he's actually open to renegotiating.

connell is absolutely correct. but with where is the 50 here. >> he is absolutely correct.s very unclear to me that there is 50 right now. i spoke with senator roy blow blount hess unone of the top deputies. he said frankly the 50 isn't there yet. there are a lot of people who are speculating they can't get to the procedural vote on tuesday. it may have to slip a day while they do what they can to horse trade and give out a little bit of california money here. a couple of savings cuts there. there is an idea that senator mcconnell has money to work with here. they have set up a savings target that is much, much higher than what they need to getrd in order to stick with senate rules. they could handout extra spending to pick up moderates. >> lonnie here is why people hate washington chapter of tonight's broadcaster. this debate over getting 50 while germane has absolutely nothing to do with the folks who are terribly nervous and headachen up about what might happen to their health care? as we established with andy card, whatever happens here, republicans now have to own it.

. >> hello, i'm tom connell and welcome to -- the 22nd of may until june 1st. will the terror attacks in manchester had an impact down here in australia. the prime minister asked about his thoughts, including keep egg australians safe. >> the member has the floor. >> my question is to the prime minister. will the prime minister update the house on the manchester terrorist attack and what the

and senator america connell has centralized the process a lot. remarkable when you consider the fact that republicans were so critical of the affordable care act process back in 2009 and 2010. mcconnell has said they cannot take forever on this and republicans want to get to other things primarily tax cuts and tax reform. and the longer they let this hang, the tougher this gets for them because the senator i spoke to earlier today, mentioned that the left is very energized and they know that the left is energized and their hometown editorials are going to be against this bill. and it polls very badly when you ask about the specific provisions and ask straight up whether you like the house bill or not. so senators realize that this is -- republican senators realize this is something they have to do because they campaigned on it but not a popular thing for them. vonnie: thanks. drew, the market has had a few minutes to digest this. what are we seeing mostly mark movement wise? drew: it continues to be the hospital stocks that have reacted. if you l

connell mcshane is kind of french.lly he is not but how would you like to get these delivered to you? yes, breadsticks and connell, after this. ♪ neil: i sure hope it isn't true. keep it together. adele says she may never tour again. i don't know why. she has, one of the most beautiful voices on the planet. she and i go way, way back. okay, we don't go way, way back. but she still has one of the best voices on the planet. she kind of hinted about this. it is a rigorous schedule to go up there, perform, incredible perform are. but she might just hang it up. what is she, guys? she is not even 30, right? i just hope it is not true. the staff had to relay this to me. i don't know how i can get through the next hour and 20 minutes. i'll try. maybe this will help. olive garden delivering sticks. -- breadsticks. connell mcshane on stunning development that will wash away our tears. reporter: we're starting to worry about you. i mean collectively, with the staff, not only adele thing, number one, but you sent me to olive garde

. >> hello, i'm tom connell, elcome to question time of the australian parliament. will the terror attack in had an impact all the way down here in australia. he prime minister asked about his thoughts, including keeping australia safe. thank you, mr. speaker. my question to the prime minister. will the prime minister update house on the manchester terrorist attack and what the overnment is doing to keep australians safe? >> prime minister has the floor. you, mr. speaker. i thank the honorable member for his question. speaker, i spoke with the rime minister of the united kingdom, theresa may, last night nd conveyed to her the heart-felt sympathy, condolences f the australian people to the people of britain and to the victims of this shocking attack and their families. her the resolute solidarity of australia with now, as we rtners always have been and always freedom's course. and prime minister may thanked this parliament we showed idarity yesterday as we spoke, leader of pposition and i spoke in unison, united in solidarity, our friends in the united kingdom. shock

this creates new scrutiny for connell who was brought in to clean up a scandal.facility was not to my standards. >> reporter: there was significant supply shortages which forced by yop siz to be canceled and required staff to borrow blood for dialysis. they found expired supplies and dirty conditions in what are supposed to be 18 sterile storage areas. >> there were dust bunnies and dirt. >> no question about it. there's not now. >> reporter: he said the supply shortages have been fixed. >> i'm not going to say that the va medical center is perfect. no hospital is perfect. that's a high volume operation over there. >> reporter: james preston is a local army veteran who received cancer treatments at the center. he said, though he's been satisfied with his care, other veterans are frustrated. they could care less about being short on supplies. as far as their concerned, go to cvs, get what i need and bring it back. >> reporter: the staff shake-up is still under way, not only w the medical director reassigned, you but the agency has brought in three new high ranking

connell is absolutely correct. but with where is the 50 here. >> he is absolutely correct. and you know it is very unclear to me that there is 50 right now. i spoke with senator roy blow blount hess unone of the top deputies. he said frankly the 50 isn't there yet. there are a lot of people who are speculating they can't get to the procedural vote on tuesday. it may have to slip a day while they do what they can to horse trade and give out a little bit of california money here. a couple of savings cuts there. there is an idea that senator mcconnell has money to work with here. they have set up a savings target that is much, much higher than what they need to getrd in order to stick with senate rules. they could handout extra spending to pick up moderates. >> lonnie here is why people hate washington chapter of tonight's broadcaster. this debate over getting 50 while germane has absolutely nothing to do with the folks who are terribly nervous and headachen up about what might happen to their health care? as we established with andy card, whatever happens here, republicans no

connell over to you. >> disappointing jobs report to end the week as the u.s. month, well below expectations.

senate majority mc connell wants senate to vote on it before summer break and right now he doesn't have votes to pass. it we'll here more from garrett tvrnlts enney. >> there say lot of wheeling and dealing in washington. senate leadership and white house hard at work trying toe win over republicans hesitant for voting for the gop healthcare bill. republicans hold 52 seats. and rights now, five said they not support the plan as currently written. yesterday nevada deep heler became latest republican to say no and he had heavy criticisms ever the bill. >> i'm tell you now i cannot support piece of leatherlation that takes interest and bill of health care reform should be to lower costs in nevada and i'm not confident, not confident that it will achieve that goal. >> the four other senators also currently in no vote or ted cruz. mike paul. all five said they are open to changes mind if changes are made and that's why senate leadership is hopeful they will be able to reach a compromise that can get 50 votes neated to pass. >> this is not a perfect bill and i understand senator p paul's conc

connell is six years old. wee call you -- six, four. >> there you go. >> my bad.e here, you play here. >> we walked over five minutes this morning. >> that's how do you it. >> you walk >> we walked over here it took five minutes. >> uphill both ways. >> no, no, no. >> that was the parent roll. so are you guys -- are you practicing your smile, connell? >> yes. nailed it. look at that. all right. o'connell, what's your favorite thing about living in loudoun. what do you like to do? what's your favorite thing. >> living at my house. >> living at your house? you must have a pretty rocking house. what about you cecelia? >> i like walking over to the town center to go to the restaurants and eat. >> oh, i love that. >> no way. that was like the perfect an answer. >> right. >> did you coach? >> no. [ laughter ] >> how long have you lived here. >> three years. >> coming and on four. good i imagine it's everything you thought when you pick here, lively, fun, family orien. >> we wanted something we can walk to lot of events and restaurants and that's what this place is. >> y

majority leader, mitch mc connell wants a vote this week, but critics say that is rushing the process. >>> there are noticeable changes. first, the good news for you. the safe track maintenance program is over. but today, riders are going to start pang service. let's start with the new hours, monday through thursday. trains run from 5:00 a.m., to 11:30 p.m. that's a half hour less than people might be used to. friday, it's going to go from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. sunday, 8:00 a.m., to 11:00 p.m. for rail raiders, peak fares going up. all bus fares are going up a quarter. during rush hour, trains will leave every eight minutes at the ends of lines. the trains should arrive every three or four minutes downtown. yellow, rush, plus service, that's found at the end of the blue and green lines, that won't exist anymore. so metro is taking heat on reddit, and other sites over this photo we're about to show you. >> someone posted this picture of the metro map. it's a sign of distress, like upside down. >> it kind of looks like it's in a locked box. that's curious. find out more about that one.

tar after connell's son corys with one of the victims. >> it's togetherness i think and the love and support that will get us through. the one year anniversary and you know years to come. >> doors will never open at pulse again. eventually the site will become a permanent national memorial to honor victims area survivors. >>> akira murray a teenager from philadelphia was one of the victims of the night club shooting and tonight, there was a memorial girls basketball game held in her honor at her alma mater where she was a star player. alexandria hof was there. >> the world as at her fingertips. akira murray just graduated third in her class. she just signed on to play basketball for mercyhurst university and was sell brad torey trip to ar lopd owe last year when she went out it friends to pulse night club. >> she was dedicated and hard working trying to get better as a person and player. >> for the past year her name was sporn in past tense. murray and 48 others were shot and killed outside of pulse. >> her story did not end there. much like the 1,000 points she scored at west cath l

david: thank you, connell. market moving day for global politics and dow closes new record high. strong reactions pouring in on both sides from the testimony of fired fbi director james comey where he accused of president trump lying. admitted he intentionally leaked a memo to trigger a special prosecutor. we now know why he went public with the clinton email investigation. it was a bombshell. more on that. how the white house and both sides of the aisle are responding right now. melissa: plus polls in the uk will be closing in less than an hour. voters picking britain's next primm. the results could shape future of u.s.-british relations for decades to come. major averages climbing into the close. nasdaq ending at another new record. apparently this is not that much worry out there. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. so glad you can join us. this is "after the bell." we have a show for you. from wall street to washington to london we have you covered on all the big stories this hour. the dow ending off its highs after hitting a brand new record during the comey testimo

. >> tara connell has a permanent memorial in her home to honor her son cory, a young man with big dreams who was on his way to becoming a firefighter. >> i don't really sleep at night, so you know, it's hard for me to sleep. i'm thinking of what he went herough, what was he thinking. you know, what was the last thing he said. tw reporter: she says it's been heartwarming to learn how many people cared about cory but recently she feels herself buckling. >> i put on this face, you know. and i've heard how strong i am, you are such a strong person, you know, everything you are going through. and you know. and i don't know why these feeling are all coming the past few months. i question, am i really a strong person. because i hurt. >> reporter: for tara as for milan, what will get them wrough the day's events is being together with the only people who really understand. ewnneth craig, cbs news, orlando. >> quijano: we'll be right back. >> quijano: according to a recent report from credit suisse, as many as one out of every four shopping malls in the e untry is expected to close in the next fi

connell mcshane in for liz claman.nell: hey, trish, played out moments ago as president trump's personal attorney played offense and defense in what turned out to be a blistering statement saying the inflammatory fbi director comey testimony confirms the president never saw to impede the russian hacking while simultaneously accusing the former fbi director of leaking privileged information to the press. that happened just over two hours after comey concluded his own testimony before the senate intelligence committee. what a day. just ove

show you now and support for and a dance outside union station and later they'll walk to mitch mc connell's house in northeast d.c. demonstration in protest to the senate healthcare bill. >> time to get you up to speed on top six stories tonight. prince george county police need help identifying 100 atv ride aernz police believe the video shows the same group of riders who swarm the streets of national harbor this weekend. riding down packed sidewalks putting drivers and pedestrians in danger. >> maryland governor larry hoke and re responsibleing to our investigation into alleged fraud. and hogan says he's concerned and is now calling for independent investigation. and the school system says the claims are false and poli politically motivated. >> the supreme court says it willing allow president trump travel ban to go forward on a while it waits to hear the case in the fall. and the ban created a wave of protests last winter when the administration barred travel into u.s. from six mostly muslim countries. >> and new analysis from the congressional budget office found senate healthcare bill

senate majority leader mitch mc connell wants to vote on this before the july 4 holiday and he needs support from 50 of 52 republican senators. >> i'm up decided a few more days to consider would be helpful. >> if mitch doesn't have the votes call off this bill and set down and start working to repair the basic comment of the affordable care act. >> coming gressal budget plans to issue analysis of the bill monday. >> officials are expanding search after a massive landslide in china. 93 people miss sog farrah sgraingter struck. this is schwann province in the southwest region yesterda yesterday. state media reporting it hit a village and dozens of homes buried. heavy rainfall is possible cause of landslide and 2500 rescuers are assisting with the massive effort. >> pride celebrations all over the world this weekend. mopping the largest was parade in minneapolis. rain did hold off long enough this morning for what may have been a record turnout for this year's pride festivities and organizers estimate more than 150,000 packed downtown minneapolis and chant, love wins, seems to be unaev

tar after connell's son corys with one of the victims. >> it's togetherness i think and the love andport that will get us through. the one year anniversary and you know years to come. >> doors will never open at pulse again. eventually the site will become a permanent national memorial to honor victims area survivors. >>> akira murray a teenager from philadelphia was one of the victims of the night club shooting and tonight, there was a memorial girls basketball game held in her honor at her alma mater where she was a star player. alexandria hof was there. >> the world as at her fingertips. akira murray just graduated third in her class. she just signed on to play basketball for mercyhurst university and was sell brad torey trip to ar lopd owe last year when she went out it friends to pulse night club. >> she was dedicated and hard working trying to get better as a person and player. >> for the past year her name was sporn in past tense. murray and 48 others were shot and killed outside of pulse. >> her story did not end there. much like the 1,000 points she scored at west cath lick

the judge saying their failure to report allegations against sandusky unable him to connell molestingoys. all three apologized to sandusky's victims before their sentences were handed down. and pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro release as statement today on the sentencing saying "today sentencing which landed all three defendants behind bars, leaves no doubt that there are consequences for failing to protect children in pennsylvania". >>> also happening at penn sta state, sweeping changes coming to greek live on the university campus. this comes of course in response to the death of a fraternity pledge. timothy piazza was a sophomore, he died in february after a hazing ritual gone terribly wrong. today the board of trustees passed a plan to crack down and some of the changes include the shutting down of any fraternity whose hazing involves alcohol or physical or mental abuse. the university will also now govern activities instead of the chapters themselves. >> as president of penn state, i am resolved to turn the pain and anguish that radiating through our community into does

connell mcshane with an update on that. hey, connell. reporter: hey, neil.ongressman is doing better. no official change in his condition, still critical. last night at the congressional baseball game, prayers at second base. both parties gathering at the position. he would have played, scalise, in the stands. people holding up signs, scalise strong. there was a long-standing ovation when his name was announced. very nice moment there. as for his condition, we're told the doctors may give the congressman a day or two to rest after couple surgeries. more surgeries likely, could happen today but they might wait. a surgery related to internal injuries and broken bonn in his leg. the concern remains the area where he was shot, pelvic region, so many organs, very, very sensitive. doctors told him they expect him to make a full recovery. he is certainly getting better. they may have to operate again. they may give him a day or two to rest. we'll keep you updated. neil: connell mcshane in the newsroom. we'll have a lot more, how the president will thread the needle

connell shane here with the latest on that -- connell mcshane here with the latest. >> reporter: good ability to do so. we're not exactly sure what we can expect. the court has a number of options. they have to decide whether to keep the current objection in place, also look at some broader questions, so we'll try to outline it as best we can. first of all, in short, this is what the administration wants, basically, via the justice department. two things. number one, they have that injunction in place that prevents the ban from taking effect, so they want that lifted. lift the injunction. they'd also like the court to hear, agree to hear oral arguments in the fall looking at the bigger picture, the constitutional issues out there. basically, the president's authority, generally speaking, over immigration. so they want both of those things what the court will do is another question. it's where things get complicated on that. remember, the ban on the six countries, the travel ban, is only for 90 days. theoretically, that time frame could expire before all of this is decided which makes

yet there is this force that grew up in our politics that wanted allege independent connell first as super government envisioned by the constitution. there isn't. the concept of an independent or special counsel. >> particularly given the two congressional committees conducting investigation have been at it for months and they haven't brought any evidence forward. >> we have to be patient, i'm sure. may i speak for you on this? neither of us is particularly patient. >> we are not patient. lou: i join with the general in this. i think city join with you in just about all of your views. roll the video. a wild ride for a thrill seeker. a kayaker going over a waterfall in state plunge from the 70-foot high waterfall head first then bringing along his lobster friend, both landing safety in the pool below. the trump administration ripping leaks surrounding mueller's investigation. comey's leaks are setting the comey's leaks are setting the standard for the current ♪ whoa that's amazing... hey,'m the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doin

they're more than welcome to connell mcshane here and they can use the washer dryer here. >> reporter: how much money does pro babble spend here? we don't know. it doesn't matter. that's what legacies are all about. maybe a few superstar memories to go with them. in oakland, wayne freedman, abc news. >> carlos santana no less will perform the national anthem for game two of the finals. this is video from the nba of him performing at game two of the finals last year. so, this is an encore for him. the nine-time grammy winner will be good luck for the warriors we hope as they try to take another game from the cavs on sunday. >> and remember, you can see game two this sunday right here on abc7 news, espn's coverage right here starts at 4:30, tip off is at 5:00. be sure to join abc7 news's larry beil and mike shumann for the #dubson7 pregame show brought to you by jeep and after game two stay tuned for the toyota after the game show. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> hi there, everyone. the weather turned out to be fantastic to end the workweek. here is a

germany's die welt newspaper, thomas kielinger, from ireland, the writer and broadcaster brian 0'connellnewspaper here in the uk. welcome to you all. janet daley, where did it go wrong? it was the worst campaign that i have ever seen, having lived in this country for 50 years. absolutely appalling. the more interesting phenomenon, because that one has been discussed endlessly, is the consequences for the labour party, which at least three quarters of its mps detest jeremy corbyn or his policies at any rate and are stuck with him for the indefinite future as leader. the second most devastated woman in the country must be a vet cooper, who really thought that her part of the party was going to reclaim its birth right —— yvette cooper. what happens now with the tories is almost impossible to call. there are a lot of rumours that theresa may is going to be removed