corinne brown has lost her battle to remain in office after a criminal indictment.e pleaded not guilty to multiple fraud charges that allege she participated in a scheme to use a phony charity. lauren: the fbi preparing to release documents into hillary clinton's use into an e-mail server as early as this week that the funds will be released to a number of freedom of information act request. the justice department officials are now in the process of determining what will be disclosed to the public. the fbi's report which recommended no charges be filed against clinton which first went to the justice department last month at the dod dropped the case in response. lea: tim kaine on the attack against donald trump is speaking in erie pennsylvania choose the nominee are failing to answer basic questions about his finances and that around. >> as i watch this thing, the trump campaign feels like the next big con. he is hiding his tax return. he is hiding his financial bill of health. he's trying to cover-up a web of foreign engagements and conflicts of interest and he won'

tonight corinne brown lost her democratic primary in her home district in florida.r only the fifth incumbent member of congress to lose his or her seat this cycle in a primary. only the second democratic incumbent to lose this cycle. before tonight, the only other democratic incumbent to lose this whole year, pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah. who lost because he had also been indicted. in his case, on 29 counts. apparently, being under federal indictment does matter this year, which is nice. but the big race everybody was watching, the south florida district represented by debbie wasserman schultz. she was facing a tough primary challenge from progressive candidate tim canova. breaking in the last few minutes, debbie wasserman schultz has held on to her seat. she was declared the winner, beating her challenger 57-42%, with 55% of precincts reporting. she was basically pushed out as chair of the dnc last month. tim canova, who boasted what his campaign called the largest field operation of any congressional race in the country, he raised just under $4 million, h

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monday morning when three officers went to serve arrest warrants on a man and a woman. 23-year-old corinneaiming a shot gun at them. gains was live streaming the standoff to the internet. police say they asked facebook to deactivate her account. >> gains was posting video of the operation as it unfolded. followers were encouraging her not to comply with negotiators' requests that she surrender peacefully. >> police say it's unclear whether the child was struck by gaines or police. the boy is in good condition at a hospital. >> also new this morning, a new study has found heat safety problems in bounce houses can put children in danger. researchers from the university of georgia took a look at over five hour periods at the temperatures inside a bounce house guide what it feels like outside. 33 found at the temperatures inside the bounce house were consistently higher. the temperature did jump between four and 7 degrees on hotter days which scientists warn could be a factor in heat strokes for children who are in the bounce house. >>> a young missouri girl is still shaken after the bungee co

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. >> and corinne hindes will be featured on we day at 7:00 right here on abc 7.ulations all of those kids. >>> let's get a check to have accuweather forecast. >> we've got sunny weather ahead. but of course we've got the clouds to deal with first. here's a live view. i'll have all the details coming up. >>> also ahead raiders quarterback derek carr steps on the gas in preseason action at the coliseum. head coach jack del rio says he expects more i know what we can do. what if papa tells us some stories? oh i don't think so... oh come on dad you have great stories, come on. well okay. you kids know how your grandmother and i met? not that one, skip. what? just next. swipe. i used to collect marbles when i was... next haha. thanks. swipe. get high speed internet from at&t with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm, you internet's on. >>> let's check out sports. the giants are trying to catch up to the dodgers but after yesterday's loss they're back to being down two games behind l.a. later today it is the little league wor

. >> that video is corinne gains. she uploaded of it her 5-year-old son. gains had a 12-gauge shotgun and pointed that gun at them before police open fired. both gains and officers fired several shots before she was killed. her 5-year-old was also hurt in that shootout. >>> the family of a "star trek" actor killed when his suv rolled into him is suing the vehicle maker. anton yelchin died when his jeep grand cherokee pinned him against a pillar. death suit against chrysler fiat. the company issued a recall for the car just months before that wreck. local honda owners having a hard time replacing faulty and potentially deadly air bags in their cars. 70 million vehicles have been recalled defective takada air bags and a back log of repairs because of a shortage of parts. done this dealer. free rental cars for a extended period of time if customers feel unsafe in the cars they own. >>> pennsylvania now on the short list of u.s. states making nextflix customers pay sales tax. customers to pay the 6% tax on any digital download or subscription service. massachu

there has been so much speculation about corinne gaines anher life being depicted as aggressive black, and what it does it says there is something pathological about corrine gaines and black mothers and black women who decide not to be passive victi and people who are not perfect victims either. i wrote a piece to be independent of black women and black children and really to hope to serve as one person adding to a national call to action to defend black women. amy: the son, corrine gaines's son, police say they shot him. i wanted to turn to something that the intercept has just written. they say at the request of law enforcement, facebook deleted gaines's account, as well as her account on instagram. many of her videos remain inaccessible. one was re-uploaded to youtube. an officer can be seen pointing a gun into the living room while a child's voice is heard in the background. in another video, she can be heard speaking to her son who is sitting on the floor wearing red pajamas. in another video, she can be heard speaking to herthere was , is that right on sunday? people protesting

and clinton supporter corinne jean per rare, who once worked for congressman weiner in 2007-2008.think this will have an impact on the national election? >> for a lot of voters, it sort of brings back ugly memories, tawdry memories about bill and hillary clinton and some of the choices that hillary clinton made back then. it just sort of the dog days of summer and i think this is what people are going to talk about. but also the shadow that is now yet again on huma abedin. she has been kind of at the center of the discussions and investigation in state department e-mails, involved in some of the back and forth between the clinton family foundation. and also the state department, donors. >> saying the crown prince of bahrain would like to meet with secretary clinton, sort of the go between. >> this aide who is hillary clinton's most loyal, longest serving aide, who has now become a flash point within the campaign. you know, the clinton campaign said that mrs. clinton has only offered support to huma abedin, that they spoke sunday, that huma learned about this and fairly quickly sai

clinton supporter and moveon.org and corinne jean pierre and angela rye and senior political columnistmainy and scotty l. hughes. are you clear on where donald trump is on this? because donald trump jr. is saying the policy hasn't changed, but baby steps. the focus is on the wall and is on e-verify is on getting criminals on you and the then it sounds like the priority is not the 11 million undo you meaned undo you meaned immigrants. >> donald trump wants to go to the safest ground to his base which is no amnesty and build the wall, but anderson, can you imagine during all of those primary campaign rallies if donald trump went up there and said, you know what? on immigration, it's going to be baby steps. baby steps. no way. you know, he got up there in part and won the primary in part because he said we're going to deport these group of people that a lot of you feel like are making this country in secure, changing it from what it once was and now you're hearing the sort of language that it's not corresponding to the packs and in terms of deporting violent criminals and these people are

political reporter for the new york times, kayleigh mcnerney and amanda carpenter and clinton supporter corinnen pierre. three of the past four cia directors in the past few days said that donald trump is not acceptable to them. hayden said so earlier this week. you have morale now and leon panetta in incredibly strong terms said it at the convention last week and was also in an interview saying that with us. that's pretty damning. >> i think they're taking political stances, honestly. if you look around the world we can't afford four more years of the last eight years when you've had 30 isis affiliates, and i think they should be introspective and ask themselves how we got to this point and ask themselves if they're the best to recommend how to go forward given the trajectory we've had so far. >> basil, three of the last four. >> it's a pretty amazing thing and to be honest what they're responding to is this capriciousness that donald trump exhibits and they can't trust his leadership. it doesn't show mere inexperience. there is a political immaturity there that i think they're responding to a

when the officers opened the door they say 23-year-old corinne gaines was aiming a shot gun at them. streaming the standoff to the internet. police say they asked facebook to deactivate her account. >> gaines was posting video of the operation as it unfolded. followers were encouraging her not to comply with negotiators' requests that she surrender peacefully. >> police say it's unclear whether the child was struck by gaines or police. the boy is in good condition at the hospital. >> this is new this morning, a new study has found heat safety problems in bounce houses can put children in danger. researchers from the university of georgia studied over five hour period the temperatures inside a bounce house compared to the temperatures outside. they found that temperatures inside the bounce house were consistently higher. the temperature can jump between four and 7 degrees on hotter days which scientists warn could be a factor in heat stroke for children in the bouncy houses. we spent all this time being afraid of them flying away but yet another reason to be careful. >> use common sen

the victim, model bailey corinne claims brown threatened her after she complimented another man's die nobody necklace. he said don't go near the die mos and started calling me name, get the f. outside, go back outside and that's when chris went off and said, what did i tell you girl, i have been telling you over and again and he pulled out the gun and said get the f. out of here and threatened me with it, and demanded her to sign a nondisclosure agreement after he pointed the gun at her. she refused. brown's attorney, marriage ger rah goes (^) said the allegations are false. brown has a history of violence though. he spent six years on probation for attacking his ex-girlfriend, pop star rihanna. >> new at 4:00, a local mom convicted of denying potentially life-saving medication to her son who is battling cancer was back in court today. kristin labrie spent five years behind bars for failing to give at-home son. earlier this year the state's highest court granted her a new trial for attempted murder. after ruling her defense attorney was ineffective. today she pleaded guilty to that ch