corey lewandowski is here. she's a democratic political analyst serving a senior role in the campaigns of then senator john kerry and ted kennedy and she's a principal at the dewey square group. her specialty -- the happiest way to travel. mary anne marsh is here. let's do this. pick the comments appreciated. obstruction of justice accusations the central focus of today's hearings with james comey's claim that resident trumps that "i hope you can let this go" over the flynn investigation, leading to this exchange today. >> do you know of any case where a person has been charged for obstruction of justice or, for that matter, any other criminal offense where they said or thought they hoped for an outcome? >> i don't know well enough to answer, and the reason i keep saying is, i took it as a direction. he is the president of the united states with me alone saying "i hope this." i took it as this is what he wants me to do. i didn't obey it, but that's what i took it as. >> he said i hope. >> those were her exact w

corey stewart's campaign team says he is not ready to concede.hey are on the phone trying to get a better sense of those final numbers and if it is close enough they are very likely to demand a recount. when he took the stage here tonight corey stewart had one message for his supporters, fight, fight, fight. >> we h long. we have been backing down too long in defense of our culture, of our heritage and our country. and we until the last several months have been fighting. that fight will continue. i will continue to fight with you as long as you continue to fight with me. thank you all very, very much tonight. >> reporter: stewart says that the votes tonight validate the positions he took on the issue like calling for a crack down on illegal immigration. there are a lot of republicans who vastly disagree with that assessment. for that perspective we go to my colleague in virginia. >> reporter: you can hear behind me the crowd applauding ed gilespie. he is still going. he mentioned nail biting. if you were in this room with all of these supporters

we loved the things that corey did when he was there and the president always benefits from corey andg right there, that's what hillary is masterful at and these are all of the symptoms of a narcissist and everyone knows it is impossible to diagnose someone without seeing them clinically, but calling her own party easily manipulated and stupid. this is a sign of a narcissist and they tend to blame exte externally. >> sean: i appreciate it and corey, you did a wonderful job and i remember when it was you and the president for a long time. >> and we won. >> sean: absolutely. thank god she didn't. coming up. part two of the interview with the vice president mike pence and he's going to explain how the president is going to get his agenda passed with all of the noise coming from the left? that's next. when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assi

we loved the things that corey did when he was there and the president always benefits from corey anddocking right there, that's what hillary is masterful at and these are all of the symptoms of a narcissist and everyone knows it is impossible to diagnose someone without seeing them clinically, but calling her own party easily manipulated and stupid. this is a sign of a narcissist and they tend to blame exte externally. >> sean: i appreciate it and corey, you did a wonderful job and i remember when it was you and the president for a long time. >> and we won. >> sean: absolutely. thank god she didn't. coming up. part two of the interview with the vice president mike pence and he's going to explain how the president is going to get his agenda passed with all of his agenda passed with all of the noise coming do you need the most trusted battery in your flashlight? maybe not. maybe you could trust your own eyes to see in the dark. ahh! ow. or you could just trust duracell. ow. you wto progress.move. to not just accept what you see, but imagine something new. at invisalign®, we use the mos

corey stuart ran a diversified campaign.it definitely seemed gillespie unified the party early on than a i think that will serve him going forward. >> he learned the hard way not to win an election a couple years ago. it was close. thank you both. when we come back we're going to take a closer look at what voters are saying at home. we'll be right back. we have less than 14 minutes left to hit the polls in virginia and let's go back to what we show you some p one that was in alexandria today and that's where democratic candidate tomorrow per yellow was running. he's running against north a.m. corey stuart also the former rum p virginia campaign manager and also state senator frank wagner. a lot of people say that's likely going to be a two-man race between gill less i and stuart. fox5's ronica cleary live in northern virginia. ronica, save me. >>reporter: i'm here. whatever i can do to help you out, guys. we have been here for a few hours and it's been slow, a slow trickle of people in and out of this location in falls churc

ed gillespie getting a few thousand more votes than corey stewart. suzanne kennedy is live's morning and a recount could be on the table? that is a possibility. what a late night it was for the gubernatorial the primary. cory stewart watched the outcome from his home county. at gillespie was down in suburban richmond and gillespie pulled it out. but it was a very narrow. we should tell you that corey stewart was a staunch republican -- donald trump supporter. still is. told supporters for much of last night that the race was too close to call. he campaigned on a can -- on a conservative platform, making provocative statements to garner the attention of the electorate. old show that he had a fraction of the some orton of ed gillespie. he was the gop favorite. at one point he headed the republican gop national had the solid backing of most elected state republicans. he did not embrace trump in the way that stewart did. we heard from both republican candidates. >> we will not rest until we defend our history and heritage and stop this politically correc

peter: that's back when corey was playing against bubba watson, right? jim: that was a 2010 playoff here. that was a fortunate break for spieth this could have gone anywhere. ian: out of bounds, left. jim: it ricochets back into the fairway. all be it a long way back but it could have been game over. so both wild off the tee to open the playoff at the travelers championship. t yokera fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $4.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. ♪ art. it can be sculpted, bringing to life beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strokes. and in rare cases... both. ♪ that's why a cutting edgeworld. university counts on centurylink to keep their global campu

all right, corey lewandowski.hing happen? pete: one guy communications director. abby: amazing stories bombshells and then they all of a sudden die. pete: where is the follow through. abby: headlines a serious one a fox news alert. three police officers are recovering this morning after a deadly shootout with a murder suspect. officers in laredo, texas have been search fog they're man rodriguez. opening fire after he reached for his gun. all three officers taken to the hospital one in critical condition. rodriguez was suspected of murdering his girlfriend at her apartment. and the terminator is back. blasting president trump for pulling out of the paris climate agreement. >> one man can't story about this. one man revolution. one man can't go back in time only i can do that. abby: arnold schwarzenegger -- he is telling him to choose the future. the former california governor reigniting feud with the president after quitting celebrity apprentice after the president accused him of tanking the show's ratings. clayton

kennedy: corey lewandowski is going back in the game.s suiting up, what role will he have on the team? chris: i have a different lens on this. you can change the staff all want, bring in this person or take out this person. none of it matters until the president empowers someone to succeed. what it requires is to have around you a relatively small number of people. the civilian government is 2 million people. it's a lot. so you have got 2 million civilian people. you have got 50,000 people in the executive branch whose activities to varying degrees you can direct. then there are 4,000 people that are will at pleasure employees. then a dozen people inside the white house who are supposed to be your key advisors who give you have the sound policy. what this requires for the president to say at least for the chief of staff, i have got your back. you go out and do that and yierl have your back. kennedy: is the berks hemoth the moth himself? chris: her pitted against one another in fear the sword the president is damaging over their heads wil

. >> corey lennore knew he loved his son corey, jr. but he wanted to learn how he could be the tst father. >> also think there is room for enprovement. you know. i'm not perfect. i could really benefit from this program. >> reporter: this program, the dovetail project. m i have never been around so many young black men my age without drama. >> reporter: giving young african-american fathers some of some of them teenagers. >> how many of you have children already. >> reporter: the guidance they need to take care of their children. >> 72% of african-american children are born from single torent households. s executive director shell done smith saw the numbers in the rsack community and created the dovetail project several years ago. >> when fathers are not involved, the likelihood of outcomes around children being successful or being incarcerated or in school, teen pregnancy, all of that data skyrockets. >> the facilitator covers a lot ge ground in 12 weeks. >> at this age now, y'all are like i know what i am doing. >> reporter: even con

ed gillespie and corey stewart -- separated only a few thousand votes. the associated press- calling the race for gillespie -- but stewart -- saying not so fast. suzanne kennedy is live in vienna.. suzanne? breaking overnight - - president trump facing another lawsuit - this time from congress. nearly 200 democratic senators and representatives are suing the president over foreign money flowing into his global business interests. they allege the president is violating the so-called emoluments clause of the constiutition, which says only congress may approve foreign gifts and payments. the lawusit is the third of it's kind against the president. earlier this week, the democratic attorneys general of maryland and the district filed a similar claim. this afternoon both of them will be holding a conference call to discuss that case. the president and called these lawsuits baseless.. arguing the emoluments clause is not intended to prevent normal business like hotel payments and real estate transactions. breaking overnight... an american student detained in n

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nice to see you, corey. >> good morning.ed on that thing. does he know what he is getting himself in to. the argument is he can be imprecise in his language. under oath, you better be precise. what do you think about that? >> if that's the case and that should be the case, i think jim comey is in big trouble. under oath, in front of the committee, he said things which we know to be factually inaccurate not just in tis testimony this week but when he was the director of the fbi, he has had to come back and recant staples that he has made and make misstatements because jim comey is a liar. when you are under oath, you should be very, very careful about what you say and we learned that this week when jim comey once again was not telling the truth under oath or he couldn't remember. pete: corey whether it's this word or that word and clayton talked about precision. isn't the president wants the truth. if you believe truth is on your side, you are willing to say 100 percent i will testify under oath? >> look, the president's posi

joinings is senator corey booker. he's been very vocal. he held a rally on the steps of the capital. i appreciate your time tonight. this is a tires time. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, as always have for having me on. >> what do you make -- and worry that they have some other trick up their sleeve to pass this down the road? >> clearly this is happening the same way as in the house because of public protest, incredible outcries, now in a partisan way. these are people who are democrats, independents, republicans, telling the truth. we don't want to see medicare gutted for given tax breaks to the wealthiest hmong us. in the house what they did, they regrouped, came back and punched it through. i don't feel a sense of celebration. i feel this is a pauses, a lull in the fight, but there's goings to be another round mitch mcconnell pulled the bill to give himself more time, not more time to hold hearings and invite experts. he didn't ask for more time for this bill crafted in thes to invite democrats to the table. he's going to pu

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they made it to the top of the world. >> reporter: this week both adrian and corey reached the peak.ho accomplished the ultimate goal of making it without extra oxygen. the highs and lows of it all shared with the world on social media. >> here we are. one year later. >> you did it! >> reporter: their body the pushed to the limit, cory and adrian spent less than 15 minutes on top of mt. everest, taking in a view few others have seen. >> ladies and gentlemen, not only is my phone not dead, but that is adrian balancen jer with no oxygen. >> reporter: only adrienne did it without supplemental oxygen. high altitude sickness forced cory to turn back. >> the summit is just through the clouds. up above us. >> reporter: on his way down, cory met a group of climbers who supplied him with supplemental oxygen. the oxygen gave cory the energy to reach the summit first, from there he cheered on his friend as he made the final push. >> 3,995 feet right now. i've never seen anybody work so hard for anything in my life. my brother, we leave the summit behind. >> reporter: in 37 days, adrian logged n

anyway, corey, thank you so much for joining us tonight.arack obama was in montreal, canada, today and used his visit to another country to bash his successor. we will talk to mark stein next. california governor jerry brown isn't happy about the withdrawal from the paris agreement so he went to china to get his own climate deal. california used it to be a state. it's now a country. will it declare war on somebody? y stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. think 'good things introducing the outback' aussie 4! soup and salad. center-cut sirloin and dessert. a four course meal, starting at just $14.99. the outback aussie four course is a big win... but, hurry in! it's not 4 ever. >> the world is at a reflection point. we are going to be inviting in those who argue that democracy doesn't work. that restrictions on the press are necessary and the intolerance and tribalism and organizing ourselves along ethnic lines are the

corey, what happens with healthcare? >> the senate will get a healthcare bill done.o repeal and replace obamacare. steve: that was easy. ainsley: ready for that one. steve: corey, thank you very much. ainsley: head over to jillian who has headlines for us. short and sweet got to love that. jillian: good morning to you as well. we begin with a fox news alert. prince philip headed to the hospital overflight. end of the queen's speech. taken there as precautionary pleasure as he battles an infection. buckingham palace says is he in good spirits you remember last month. the superintendence announced he would retire from public events later this year. while you were sleeping, uber's ceo driven out. travis already step aside from the company he co-founded in 2009. this comes just after he announced an indefinite leave of absence. uber has been rocked by a series of scandals in recent weeks that includes sexual harassment and misleading regulators. is he accuse dollars of trying to blow up innocent people in two states. rahimy's lawyers don't want him labeled a terrorist. p

he just dangled something there, corey. if you're the president of the united states, do you walk into jeff sessions and say, what are they talking about? what else is there? >> what we've seen from jim comey, his goal is to manipulate the press. he's part of everything that's wrong in washington. march 1st, they published a story about attorney general jeff sessions. and his unreported meeting with kislyak, the russian ambassador. that came from the department of justice, clearly. what it said in that story, there was hammering at the department of justice. and there's no formal way to remove an attorney general from an investigation except public pressure. what we saw that was published, was jeff sessions recused himself. but testimony was, i knew he was going the recuse himself because he probably leaked the story to "the wall street journal." >> i will give you the last word on this. >> i worked for a president for seven years. i met one russian in all those years. everybody around trump and everyone around him, you kno

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had there been a convention, would we be talking about republican nominee corey stewart?it is very possible because as conservative as the primary electorate was on the republican side, a convention would have been a distilled group of very conservative individuals, probably with many of the localities in caucuses and conventions overwhelmed by people who like corey stewart because of his confederate issue or strong anti-immigration stance, which by the way, those stances are not popular at all statewide in virginia, they're going to boomerang on republicans in the fall. >> here's another thing that i think a lot of virginians have to get used to, this is going to feel more nationalized than any gubernatorial race we have seen in a while, rather than national folks covering local issues in the virginia race because it is the only game in town, that the virginia candidates are going to go national. is that how you expect fall to play out? >> i think that will be a big part of it. there will be some state issues, but look, on the democratic side, why wouldn't you go nationa

corey lewandowski has issued a stark warning to republicans, aligned with the president or lose youreipts in 2018. is he right? that's next. ♪ >> meghan: more "outnumbered" just a minute, but first, jon scott with more of what's coming up on "happening now." >> jon: we are waiting that rose garden ceremony from president trump. he'll be announcing his final decision on the paris climate deal. we are also learning james comey will testify before the senate intelligence committee on thursday, june 8th. the house until committee issuing new subpoenas. we've got fox team coverage ahead on "happening now" ." >> meghan: thanks. >> trish: corey lewandowski is issuing a stark warning to republicans, get in line with the president or risk losing your seat in 2018. watch him here. >> president trump was elected to change the country and you can get on board that train or you can lose your next election because i can promise you this, the democrats have a different agenda. they have forgotten about the middle class, they forgot about infrastructure, they forgot about the people who voted for do

he's up against corey stewart -- and state senator frank wagner. on the democratic side, polls show a tight race... between lieut northam -- and tom perri-ello. for results tonight- tune into abc-7 news at 11 - and wjla.com. turning to baseball-- nationals fans may have expected a "pitcher's duel" with stephen strasburg on the mound. but last night's game against the braves-- was nothing like that. strasburg gave up 2 homers in the first inning-- to kick off a scoring bonanza. but the nats battle back-- scoring 9 runs, heading into the ninth inning. pitcher matt albers can't protect the lead. tyler flowers hits a 3-run home run. the braves beat the nats .. 11-10. that's washington's 4th straight loss. president trump named in a lawsuit involving lavish spending at his d-c hotel. what the white house is doing.. coming up. plus-- she may be one of music's biggest names. but when it comes to her income-- queen b comes in second place. who is number one? we'll break it down.. coming up. - last day of our heat wave - still warm & muggy nendorses dr. wra

corey lewandowski pretty much doubled down accusing james comey of perjury. the president used the word lies this morning as well. this is now almost certainly in the office of the special counsel. he'll be asking the questions now and big question is who will he find more credible and do the president's actions add up to obstruction of justice? >> that was a heck of an interview but in the question of obstruction of justice, i think if you were to ask james comey, what do you think, he would say, that when i was directed to end part of the flynn investigation, i didn't think it was obstruction of justice at that point. even until the time i was fired, i didn't think it rose to that level. but i think if you were to ask james comey in a private moment what do you think now? i think he would say the fact that i was fired over the russia investigation in an effort, i think comey believes, to affect the russia investigation, that may then cross over into obstruction of justice according to james comey. i think that was clear from his testimony and it is clear fr

on the repulican side-- it appears edward gillespie has scored a narrow victory over challenger corey stewart. but don't tell that to stewart. his campaign says this race is still too close to call. according to his campaign spokesperson, not only is he not ready to conceed, he is also not ruling out a call for a recount. the republican race is still up in the air, the republican race is still up in the air, but on the democratic side, it was much more one sided. northam -- winning the democratic nomination for governor - beating out his competitor tom perriello with 56 percent of the vote. he spoke to supporters last night. it wasn't all smiles and good times for northam. his event was interrupted by demonstrators protesting natural gas pipeline projects. northham has not endorsed or condemned the project, only saying that pipelines should get strict environmental reviews. meanwhile-- northam's democratic rival, tom perriello, tweeted this out last night. he congratulated the lt. governor on his win, and called on the party to unify ahead of the general election. to see full results

across from the white house, former virginia gubernatorial candidate corey stewart attended political violence." a rally near d-c police headquarters protested discrimination and a spike in hate crimes. developing now. investigators are trying to find out what caused a deadly fire at an apartment building in northwest d.c. the fire killed one man and displaced about 200 other people at the rolling terrace apartment building. the flames broke out early saturday morning. residents were forced to jump from windows, as firefighters carried young children down ladders. firefighters found a man's body on the third floor, in the room they believe the fire started. mayor muriel bowser issued a statement yesterday saying, quote: "i was deeply saddened to hear today's news, and our thoughts and prayers are with the victim's family and friends." [the] fire was a terrible tragedy for the district, and as a community, we will work to support everyone who was affected and get residents back on their feet as quickly as possible." also happening today. a hearing for eulalio tordil... in prince george

. >>> for more than a year now, we've been following the story of adrian ballenger and corey richardsng adventurers who have been trying to snapchat their way to the top of mt. everest. the trick is, they were attempting the feat without the use of canned oxygen. they made it to the top of the world. and dana jacob sensen has their story. >> reporter: this week both adrian and corey reached the peak. but it was adrian who accomplished the ultimate goal of making it without extra oxygen. the highs and lows of it all shared with the world on social media. >> here we are. one year later. >> you did it! >> reporter: their body the pushed to the limit, cory and adrian spent less than 15 minutes on top of mt. everest, taking in a view few others have seen. >> ladies and gentlemen, not only is my phone not dead, but that is adrian ballenger with no oxygen. >> reporter: while both climbers made it to the top, only adrian did it without supplemental oxygen. high altitude sickness forced cory to turn back. >> the summit is just through the clouds. up above us. >> reporter: on his way down, cory

i'm sure you remember, jared kushner was pushing for corey to be fired back in june of 2016, replaced so there had been some tension between the two. so after this meeting, it sounds like the message was, listen, there is no longer an obstacle between you and me and this white house. we have shaken hands, and hugged each other and moved on with our friendship. >> and the white house now is refusing to answer any questions at all on russia. vladamir putin answered a question today from megyn kelly about russia and its interference in the campaign. this was his denial. >> translator: it's not our fault, it's the russians, they intervened, they interfered. it's like anti-semitism. the jews are to blame. it's the russians. would the russians, dealing with all that, trying to rush one of the candidates of the democratic party, in prejudice of someone else, it was just stop that, please. >> susan page, quite a performance. >> amazing. we're hearing vladamir putin talk about this. we heard him earlier say that it was some russian patriotic hackers, not the russian government, something that

. >> corey, thank you. >> let's bring in nicole wallace right now. what were the big questions that lingered to you after james comey's testimony? >> well, if you needed any more evidence that we live in america, corey just gave it to you. trump's enthusiast are going to stair at the trees that paint the picture of the forrest they want to live in. the truth is what we learned yesterday is that donald trump had a lot of interactions with fbi director jim comey as president-elect and as president. no one can deny that. in one of them, in none of them did he ask the single question about the ver roracity of russi meddling in the american election. that is the most troubling and really the big structural sort of blow for the president is that he's also worried about his personal legal equities and about the % criminal legal liabilities of his buddy mike flynn. >> it is interesting because -- corey we'll let you back in here. but it is interesting to me because on the one hand there were things that were problematic with james comey's testimony. i think

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on the republican side, ed gillespie, corey stewart and frank wagner are all on the ticket. julie carey has been talking about voters and seeing a few trends emerge. >> reporter: no matter the outcome in today's virginia primary, there is going to be a little bit of history made. this is the first time both the republicans and democrats have had a gubernatorial primary on the same day. but at the two polling places we visited this afternoon, one in ashburn, one in county -- far more democrats were costing ballots. on the republican side, ed gillespie has long been seen as the clear front-runner over corey stewart and frank wagner. turn-out is expected to be low in the summertime primary, but democrats say, with all the anger over the trump presidency, they are expecting their numbers to be higher than normal. in loudoun county, i'm julie carey, news4. >> you have until 7:00 p.m. to get in line at the polls, but first brush up on where the major candidates stand on key issues. we posted their responses on the nbc washington app, search virginia governor. >>> first at 4:00, a

this is a much closer race than expected because the trump candidate, if you will, corey stewart, had a lot more support than anticipated. he now has the mission of healing the divide in the republican party before trying to take on ralph norton. >> so, corey stewart was the trump person, sort of ran in trump's image gillespie did not? >> ed gillespie was distancing himself a bit from trump, not doing the full trump embrace, taking more of the establishment lane and it gave him a bit of a scare tonight perhaps. he does emerge with the victory and it's about trying to piece together the factions of the republican party to have a unified party going into the general election. >> we will follow. thank you so much. let's talk about the attorney general jeff sessions today now. infuriating democrats by leaving many of their questions unanswered. john barrett, former white water independent counsel robert ray and cnn legal analyst who is a former watergate special prosecutor i am really exstatic. so i'm going to start with you. you were all uniquely involved. you're the former watergate spe

this is from our abc affiliate in fresno, corey james. i'm not sure if this is a good review or a bad one. >> the ride has already started. here's the music that we've been talking about too. now the doors are closing. whoo! aah! oh, oh! >> you okay there, corey? it took your breath away? >> aah! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know. if sean spicer does get the boot, that's the guy trump should look at. [ laughter ] hey, mario lopez, you know mario, he was on "saved by the bell." [ cheers and applause ] don't go overboard. [ laughter ] anyway, he's got a new game show on cbs. the show is based on a popular app. give them credit already. for a promo that is refreshingly honest. >> your summer crush is here. >> this is candy crush! >> we're building the biggest game show arena. >> this is mind blowing. >> to play the most popular mobile game of all-time. mario lopez hosts "candy crush." premieres cbs this summer. >> i'm going to kill myself! >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] that's a promo? all right. we have to take a bre

that corey stewart ran as the trump candidate. drain the swamp.inst the confederate statues around the state. unapologetic like president trump. for him to almost beat ed gillespie more has been running for the office the last four years is stunning. it suggests the republican base is not unenergized. it is the trump base is energized. the establishment wing of the base is not. if you are a republican facing a primary, establishment republican facing a primary, today is a worrisome day for yu. >> i would add that the notion that trump is some kind of rogue wave is dissipatindissipating. somehow we will go back to a republican, even mainstream republican establishment that looks the way it did, i think that's not going to happen. i think you have conservatives in the trump wing which is still largely together even though there is strain in washington. >> thank you, panel. >>> there is a massive nationwide manhunt for two fugitives. both considered dangerous beyond belief. that is the quote. after they killed two guards on a prison bus and escaped.

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corey stewart, the chairman of the princely encounter board of supervisors. a 48-year-old lawyer. -- the former chairman of the republican national committee. frank wagner is a member of the virginia state senate and a naval academy graduate. ralph lauren them has the backing of the state's top three democrats -- a governor and two senates. and a lawyer from charlottesville and a one term congressman. voter turnout in burke was light this morning. they expect the turnout to be in the single-digit's. residents have a differing opinion over whether this is a referendum on the trump presidency. >> a lot want to show that the general election was not a reflection of the prevailing sentiment of the country. i do feel it was a referendum on the tee. >> i don't believe it is a referendum on trump. choice.our we went for hillary clinton. so i think this is a virginia choice. >> polls will be open until 7:00 this evening. in burke, i am suzanne kennedy. as the governor's race heats up, so does the weather in our area. temperatures in the 90's today. a live look at the

corey james from our sister station in fresno has the story. >> reporter: sitting in crates one by onere dozens of animals who were just rescued from the back of this moving truck in trim-digit weather. >> it turned out to be 955 small animals and birds. >> reporter: and they were all trapped for hours with no water and no ventilaton. >> it was just heartbreaking. >> reporter: brenda mitchell with fresno humane animal services says one of their officers got the call at around 3:00 p.m. friday after people in a fresno county neighborhood reported the smell of something dead. >> when he got out there, he discovered this and was just panicked. >> reporter: inside were countless birds, rabbits, guinea pigds pigs, and three little piglets. >> it was 107 degrees at the front part of the truck. sought further you would go back because they were just stacked in there tight, that it was probably hotter as you went back. >> reporter: now volunteers are working around the clock to help these animals recover, placing them in wagd pools with food and water. and because this was all unexpected, they

. >>> gillespie narrowly defeated corey stewart. stewart made preserving virginia's confederate history a top campaign issue. it came within one percentage point of upsetting gillespie. in virginia's democratic primary ralph no orcnortha mrm won that. >>> a ruling on president trump's travel ban. justice department lawyers got more time to respond to 9th circuit ruling, a ruling that went against the administration. the justices are expected to consider the case behind close doors one week from tomorrow. >>> almost 200 congressional democrats will sue the president over foreign payments. the constitution says the president needs the okay from congress before receiving money from foreign governments. the suit alleges president trump has not sought approval violating the constitution. the president refused to sell his businesses before taking office instead shifting assets to a trust but he can withdraw money at any time. watchdogs worry his business transactions could influence policy. some examples, saudi arabia government renting r

this is corey dickerson deep and gone over the wall and that's a three run shot. the 7th inning, the rays are leading the a's 13-2. team usa one their world cup qualifier last night. today a continues. this time it is sweden against france. it was a 1-1 game in extra time, stoppage time. have a look at how things basically concluded. >> sweden has one of the most extraordinary fashion. with the goal from the halfway line. >> that was extraordinary fashion, wasn't it guys? you don't see that very often. 2-1 sweden has defeated france on a very unusual goal. basically that's john smith. check this out. video was looking out from around the major leagues. this is a foul ball last night. it looks like an ordinary foul ball. you have heard of hitting the cover off of a ball. the entire thing shredded and came loose. an unusual play. in the meantime, college regionals, baseball, a sensational pitch right there. a beautiful play. he might be on his way to the major leagues with range like that. and just for frank today, we have the return of the streaker from yesterday's

richard: corey stewart calls himself the underdog. >> reducing taxes, cracking down on illegal iig jobsichard: the conservative one-time coordinator for the trump campaign is also pushing back, calling for the preservation of confederate monuments. >> uncontrolled political correctness is leading us to destroy works of art and historical monuments. senator 25 years state frank wagner of virginia beach, a navy veteran, says he has the most government experience. he joined the trump campaign. >> for the first time, our allies and enemies realize there is a new sheriff in town. richard: he says virginia needs more infrastructure investment and career tech training, starting at the middle school level. >> who will put the upper structure in place to rebuild virginia? people with technical skills. richard: the trump factor is an undeniable part of the race. gillespie does not like the plans to cut fighting, but likes the war on call. the other to call gillespie the establishment candidate who says he is pandering to voters. the road to-95, richmond. experts say the path to victory in this ra

there has been some speculation about the kormer campaign manager corey. i'm told that later on tomorrow one day before comey testifies on political, corey lieu dow ski will be back meeting with senior officials planning to respond to comey's testimony on thursday. >> now jeffrey toobin, gloria borger, jack kings sthon, and brian fallon who was former press secretary for hillary clinton's campaign. yefri, lets me start with you. comey is kmmd to say he did not tell trump three times that trump was not under investigation, so let me read what the president said. me wrote this letter to comey. while i greatly appreciate you informing me on three separate occasions that i am not under investigation, and he wonts don't -- he was really loud about that. what if the former fbi director finds him guilty? >> it's not a crime to write a statement that is disputed in a letter. i -- it's not an imbeachble offense. but it is part of a story where if you believe james comey the president is not to be trusted and the president behaved badly. how badly is one of the thin

corey book errors and others joined in a protest. if the gop healthcare bill passes next year, 15 million people would lose their health insurance coverage. premiums would increase for older americans, state could get waivers allowing i am insurers to reduce benefits that call -- the bill would be devastating for health in -- people with preexisting conditions will still have access to insurance, but may not be able to afford it. the biggest impact would be felt by those covered by the expanded medicaid program under the affordable care act. >> this bill is not just a roll- back. this is a roll back of medicaid, which has been around since 1965. >> reporter: mike pence hosted a healthcare listens session with families, who say they've been hurt by the affordable care act. >> our research shows that a third of american counties, including five whole states, have just one choice of obamacare coverage, which is no choice at all. >> reporter: the chief medical officer, which operates clinics in the bay area, says about 70% of their patie

. >> reporter: a very different answer from republican corey stewart.is primary loss was far closer than expected. >> i'm into fighting back because we have to make it very clear, to the left wing of this country, that we're not going to to they're insinuations of committing violence against republicans has to end. they need to tell their supporters to knock it off and to stop attacking conservatives. >> reporter: corey stewart right there a change from his rhetoric last night. stewart acknowledging gillespie of the primary. there's a lot more to go in the studio. >> thank you. >>> a lot more to come. coming right back. creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that power

the republican primary is a three way race between ed gillaspie, state senator frank wagner, and corey stewart. over on the democratic side, voters are choosing between ralph northam and tom pariello. we'll have the answers soon after that on off sc also throughout the evening on our website, wusa9 and on the wusa9 app. >>> the golden state warriors say no decision has been made on whether the team will visit the white house after winning the nba title last night. it's their second championship in the three years. the team says the organization will make a decision on whether to visit the white house if and when it becomes necessary. multiple reports tonight say the team had voted unanimously against making the trip here to washington. coach steve kerr had unflattering things to say about president donald trump. star player stephen curry also has been critical of the president. >>> a lawsuit against rolling stone magazine over that debunked story about a rape on campus. the attorney has agreed to settle the case for $1.65 million. some of that money will be donated to sexual awareness