the annandale, virginia, native signed with d.c. unitedhen he was still a teenager. >> after the game, i didn't realize i had over 30 to 40 people that supporters. >> since then he has blossomed to m.l.s. superstar. seemingly one save at a time. >> it's been process. it's always going to be a learning process for me. i feel like whenever you think you have learned it all, that is when you start to fail. i'm continuing to learn. i'm only 25-year-old goalkeeper. life of a goalkeeper, still fairly young. i'm just a small part of this organization. this huge organization. i like to bring what i can to the organization on and off the field. helping accomplish the goal, which is always to win championships and serve the community. robert: what is awesome is that if you want to see the animal, that is goalkeeper. tune in to the sister station newschannel8. coverage begins at 7:30. game starts at 8:00. back to you. alison: okay. jonathan: dying, i was hoping you had a soccer ball out there to show us your moves. robert: yeah, the problem is i don'

we asked the d.c. united players about what they think of the match. >> they have the best player in world but the u.s. has good performances lately. you watch them and they are evolving to a team who knows who they are. >> we have gotten better. that is an important thing. only they have a guy on the -- obviously they have a guy on the other side who can do whatever he wants. that magical. fun to watch him. it will be interesting to see how we stop them. >> we have proven we can hang with anybody. ecuador is a good one. smashed costa rica. no saying what could happen. erin: a very important game for team usa. the players begun to make their way to congressional country club for week's quicken loans national. golfers started to get a feel for the course today. weather cut some of practice short. fowler is ranked six in the world and highlights the field. the charismatic struggled recently and never played well at congressional. but he is hoping his fortunes change this week. >> i love the look. i haven't play

d.c. united's jalen robinson.ot only did he rise to the occasion but he was rewarded for his performance. jalen robinson is still soaking it all in. jalen: honored to get a start. erin: robinson made his first mls start saturday filling in for captain bobby boswell who was suspended for a foul he incurred last weekend. jalen: i didn't want to overthink it. i tried to play my game. erin: robinson mand quite a first impression. today, mid-interview jalen found out he was named to the mls weekly all-star team. jalen: wow! really? i don't even know. i'm speechless. awesome. first start and now make team of the week. erin: robinson is homegrown, a native of baltimore. he honed h united academy program. >> anytime you see the young kids from this area that grew up with the club to have them have a taste of success on the big stage is what it is all about. erin: jalen estimates 40 of his most ardent supporters made the trek down 295 to watch saturday. >> relatives, you know, siblings, mom and dad. erin: from barely playi

robert: d.c. unitedaking on the houston dynamo tonight at 9:00. 8:30.ge starts at the o's are playing the blue jays. kimberly: >> it is hot outside, so here i go. kimberly: she went right and in the party dress. a reporter in grand junction, colorado was so eager to cool off -- i guess the photographer forgot to pan the camera over. she jumped into a pool during her live shot. the anchors encourage her to do it until finally she gave in. we just checked the weather. the next 10 days in grand junction, temperatures over 100 degrees. alex: day, looks just about perfect. highs in the upper 80's. approaching 91 degrees for the summer solstice on monday. next chance for storms appears to be tuesday. highs in the 90's. mid 80's behind that cold front on wednesday. then, a little bit unsettled which corresponds with the quicken loans national golf tournament on friday. it looks like we will be a little bit on the chilly side later in the week. tomorrow looks beautiful, monday looks nice. we will have the heat t

kimberly: coverage of the d.c. united game starts in just a few news channel 8.ave a great night. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." states of emergency from coast to coast. in the east, historic floods washing parts of west virginia away. the death toll rising. and in the west, monster wildfires overwhelming firefighters. destroying entire neighborhoods and the warning tonight, the worst is yet to come. >>> donald trump defends his trip. touring his properties in scotland. saying if you can fix a golf course, you can fix a country. >> it's not so different. just a lot bigger. >> and is he close to choosing a vp? >>> she taught fighter pilots in the movie "top gun." now actress kelly mcgillis in a real-life fight, with an intruder in her own home. >> what's your address? >> please help me! >>> and the class action suit that has millions of music fans outraged. they thought they were getting

the firstight, for time since june 1, d.c. unitedake the field at rfk stadium, a big match against the new england revolution. united will not have another home match until july 31, so you better believe they are gunning for the three points. >> we have a long stretch away, a month away after this game, so it's important. it's important for so many reasons, but we know that. process,ting the trusting each other, and those results will come. and the washington capitals traded montrÉal for lara zellers, who had 13 goals and 13 assists for the canadiens last season. leon: we are talking about getting out to congressional this weekend. steve: warm temperatures, lots of sunshine, no rain. 82 to 86 both days. and thunderstorms possible monday and tuesday, but nothing like the past week. nothing that will turn out to be flooding rains in west virginia. degrees wednesday, 80 four thursday, nighttime lows of the 60's and low 70's. get the stormwatch 7 weather aoppp. leon: jimmy kimmel live is nex leon: alright guys, we've brought you to this

d.c. united's jail and robinson. not only did he rise to the occasion, but he was rewarded for his performance -- jailen robinson. >> i'm speechless. that's awesome. don't know. it's a dream come true. swimming, the 400 meter freestyle at the u.s. olympic swim trials. the only thing that did not go so well was another world record. she started strong, could not pull off the record, but her time to him it was still the third-fastest in history. not a major letdown. we do have a major upset alert. they are calling this the worst loss in soccer. iceland is headed to the quarterfinals with the 2-1 win over england. they will play host nation france on sunday. and don't forget the nationals' his debut tomorrow against the mets. it be fun to see him on the mound. he has some heat. fun to seebe him on the mouth. he has some heat. jonathan: he had the suit, the valves, even the ring -- the suit, the c alright guys, we've brought you to this construction trailer to talk about trucks today. which truck brand offers engines wit

d.c. united hosting new eng land this weekend, tomorrow. coverage starts at 6:30.hat kicks off at 7:00. you can see that on the sister station newschannel8. that is it for sports. another fun day at congressional. we almost escaped the rain. but for five minutes it poured just a little bit. back to you. leon: oh! all right. thank you for that weather i have the full forecast for congressional moving through this weekend. temperatures will be in the 80's. not as humid. a lot of sunshine. saturday and sunday. the next seven days will show temperatures that will warm up a bit on monday and tuesday. middle to the upper 80's to 90. see a chance for pop-up showers and thunderstorms. not going to be a washout. cooler and drier on wednesday and thursday. nighttime lows will be in the 60's. lower 70's. of course don't forget to download the storm watch 7 weather app if you are on the golf course. it's free and easy. just go to the itunes store. or the apple store. it's friday, everyone. leon: same thing. steve: i'll get it all out. same thing. or the android market. get it

d.c. united in a scoreless battle with houston right now. that's over on newschannel 8.chad doe decided to drop his appeal on the 4-game suspension after charging the mound last week. he'll start to serve his punishment tomorrow. and, again, great tribute to the 49 victims of orlando. >> yeah from both the men's and women's soccer teams. >> loved it. >> coming up next at 11:00 stole our hearts but dory might be better for the big screen than for your home as a pet. 7 on 7 on ♪ ♪ "finding dory" is in thrateders right now. while the forgetful fish has lots of energy, experts say the blue tang wouldn't really make a great pet for this reason because snatching them out of ocean to toss them into an aquarium could have a

if you have a chance to check out the d.c. united game tomorrow evening.omorrows from the lower 80's to the lower 70's moving into the afternoon. the pool forecast looks good. let's check on the afternoon rush hour commute. it's friday. t.g.i.f. jamie sullivan? jamie: that is what a lot of people saying who are stuck in the backup. take a look. 95 in virginia heading south. she is laughing at me. sorry. i had something stuck in my throat. i don't know what that is but i'm okay. you don't have to get me water. heading southbound on 95 past the beltway, see the left getting by. the right lane where we have it blocked off. i want to move to the map to show what we are seeing. thank you for the water. thank you. i am good now. you are okay on 395. outbound on 66 delays with a little slowing. you are going to be in the district. take a look at the backup. is that a bottle of water, too? i'll double up here. i'm good to go. while they move the camera around. 11 miles per hour, though, we have a big backup. i'm going to fill up on my water and we'll be back after

going to d.c. united game against new england it starts at 7:00 on r.f.k. stadium on saturday.ening hours plenty of sunshine early on. lower to middle 80's. we will fall in the middle 70's moving through the afternoon. let me take you out with a look at the evening. seven-day outlook to take us through the next seven days. friday is beautiful. the weekend is stunning. there the mountains to the delmarva leon: "7 on your side" and kevin lewis trying to get answers of exposed wires that are making residents nervous. what is this all about? kevin: the problem is more than 100 light poles are missing the safety caps. this is a noncontact voltage detectors. it sounds a tone when it recognizes an electric current. if you walk with me, i will place the device against the wires. the device will not stop beeping. >> this is a possibility that electrocution can occur. >> take a ride dow near shady grove hospital. you will likely see this. dozen of light poles with elec tri wires. in some cases the metal rods are exposed to the weather and humans. >> if they are working on it, they have t

saturday night if you have plans to go to the d.c. united game versus new england.will also be televised on newschannel8. we will see temperatures fall from the middle 80's to the middle 70's by the time the game comes to an end. tomorrow, day off. dodging a few showers. 83 degrees. saturday at the pool around 85. sunday looking a bit more humidity. but at least it will stay dry. we are back after this. leon: water service being restored to residents in arlington. that were affected by a water main break. virginia american water fixing four valves in all. they say they don't xp tomorrow sometime. now even though water service is back on, officials say you should still boil your water before using it until at least saturday. alison: well, residents of an arlington neighborhood are cleaning up after a rash of racist graffiti. cheryl conner went to lombardi street between wilson boulevard and route 50 and she found one mother who thinks she knows what is going on. a mother spray painting over hateful graffiti that she says is attacking her son. she asked us to help hid

temperature in the middle 80's on saturday for the d.c. unitedame falling in the lower 70's by the time the game is over with. don't forget about the giant national capital barbecue battle. temperatures will be in the 80's saturday and sunday. in a few minutes we are tracking thunderstorms for day alison: jail or a second chance? leon: a local program is trying to help make the decision for young people caught up in the system. alison: our d.c. bureau chief sam ford shows us how. sam: at the boxing gym on benning road they train young people who ended up in the olympics but mostly it's neighborhood kids who like the sport, the atmosphere. these days some of them have gotten in trouble with police including one we are calling bernard. they are sent here by a diverse program called a.c.e., alternative to the court experience. >> a boy said that he said i said, "give him the knife." i was going to poke him with it. sam: did you say it? >> no. sam: nobody was stabbed but benard was seen holding another boy's knife and showing him around. he was arres

saturday, 7:00, we have d.c. united versus new england at r.f.k. stadium.ot of sunshine early on. temperatures will fall through the 80's. eventually in the 70's. don't forget about the giant national capital barbecue battle on saturday and sunday. we look at temperatures in the middle 80's between ninth and a lot of good food out there. the seven-day outlook. before the weekend we will be in the 80's. thunderstorm chances tomorrow and thursday. after that come friday, saturday and sunday, even into monday of next week, a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the 90's from the lower 60's to the 70's for the lows. grab an umbrella. stay on the dry side of things. check on the rush hour commute to jamie sullivan. jamie: what we are seeing is not any big accident i'm happy to report. a few issues. let's start with a smoking hand hole cover. this -- smoking manhole cover. in the district. this is at connecticut avenue and rodman street. i want to move closer to right near downtown to talk about the slowing as you head outbound. 18 minutes is the average. getting fro

d.c. has. except we have two united states senator and one congressman. d.c. does not. >> there is something wrong with you. not very good. richard: sanders is painfully obvious about the thought about the d.c. statehood and very blunt in his speech about trump saying he feels that trump would be a disaster if he was elected president. the rally begins at 7:00. sanders will begin speaking at about 8:00. live from r.f.k. stadium, richard reeve, abc7 news. leon: thank you. new details tonight on the race for the white house. senator sanders not the only one making headlines now. president obama announcing today his support for hillary clinton. maureen: of course, this happened hours after house with the clinton democratic rival senator bernie sanders. we have team coverage. let's continue now with jonathan elias. jonathan? jonathan: it was a big day. a busy day in politics. first, bernie sanders was visiting white house. then president obama came out after that and endorsed hillary clinton officially. it's not a big surprise. sanders did thank the president for

more people in fact in will hear her message nowsage n because last weekend she was crowned miss d.c. united on to the miss united states pa gender in las vegasgea and her platform of course is alzheimer's awareness, of coursf we wish her the most success s we'll have more stories as our r coverage continues this week. let's get back to the longest le day. it's a day when people gete together. you can do anything. you can do something fun like l walking, hiking, playing cards, dancing all while fun raising at the same time.the ame tim porsha and the other members of the young national ales are alea holding a longest day scavengere hunt it's this saturday in dc. c so check out the young nationalt page on facebook and you can get involved.in they welcome every young adult a who is dealing with or has deald with alzheimer's or dementia. and learn more about all of the longest day locals by going to alz.org/the longest >> great cause.se >> remarkable young lady. powerful, powerful message thiss week.ek. >> 9:36. still ahead in the fox beat odd couple of comedy set in theetn world of espionage.sp

d.c. is miss united states. the big hometown win are real reason to celebrate.lieve i just read that. >> you're a poet. >> no, i just remember miss congeniality. that's r she is beautiful, in the army, she was m.i.t. >> it applies. we'll talk more about that a bit later. first, 4:27. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. chuck bell telling us about whether or not we'll get any more rain today. >> shut labsolutely not. the rain drops are gone. my headline didn't update. there were areas of fog around earlier p most of that is confined to farther northern maryland and central virginia, but certainly no big deal there. otherwise we're keeping a close eye on tropical storm coal lip which is expected to go over the northern part of florida late soon or early tomorrow morning. looks like it will stay off the mid-atlantic coastline. we'll talk more about your monday forecast and a look at the week ahead coming up. moved out of the roadway. so far for delay whatsoever. also reminder again this morning, independence avenue coming eastbound on to the kutz bridge, only

d.c. and talking about uniting the entire democratic party.e are joined now, larry you heard bernie sanders speak about a bit of uniting the party. let's talk about the victory tonight for hilary clinton. pundits were saying it was going to be very, very close and we saw it really wasn't. >> part of the reason was just what the chairman is talking about. the lack of confusion over the independents not being able to vote for democrats. beyond that, the clintons are beloved in california, no question about it. so they were both campaigning left and right and up and down the state and plus they were in their wheelhouse with minorities and women and yes, she had a lopsided conclusion that was not such a surprise once you thought about it. >> let's talk about the super delegates, bernie sanders is talking a lot about the super delegates and the idea that he wants to stay in this race by wooing the super delegates. in reality, won't they be aligned with hilary clinton, given who they are? >> they are the thoroughbreds of the political party system.

d.c. favor. >>: except we have to united states senator and one congressman called d.c.s not also will look for it to the votes and california which was expect will show a much closer vote than we spoke briefly to the secretary clinton on tuesday night and i congratulated her on her very strong campaign and the fourth to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat, trump. >>mark: after meeting with president obama is not dropping all of this race and will continue to campaign one primary left in this country and that is in washington d.c.. >>robin winston: the time is 9 for the damage hot spots traffic is picking up here is a quick break scheck did a double to the richmond san rafael bridge conceded the delayed offering it is still back illimitable of deductions of implacable to bay bridge toll plaza mostly in the cash runs. >>reporter: by midafternoon it is mild and and we see a couple of reconstructive reached a low 80 this even by 5:00 the breakdown for open 59 to the upper 60s by the mid-we have the south with the breeze and burke fo

d.c. is miss united states. meet the proud hometown winner with a lot to celebrate. >> reporter: i'm kristin wright at the east falls church metro station in arlington where people are getting here an normal as metro plans for a ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. . >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk with an unfolding situation out of jordan where a terrorist attack has killed five people. this happened on an intelligence department compound from what we understand. it was near the capital of amman. officials saying that attacks like this in the area are very rare as this is a pro western area. they're saying that no one at this point had claimed responsibility. we'll bring you more as we get it. >>> 5:11 your time. let's get you ready for that morning commute weather-wise. >> and chuck bell is standing by with what we need to know before we head out the door. >> you can leave the umbrella at home for today. that's a nice change of pace after a cou

d.c.'s gun unit within then t last week.ee matt ackland joins us now withsn more on that.ter: hi, sarah.i, s the chief began talking about b the threat oegf assault weaponso even in a city where they are illegal to purchase.l to purchas she gave a chilling example. this involved an investigation that was carried out last weekk when a 17- threatened to kill his girlfriend, her family and then shoot up her school. sch take a listen to the chief c explain it. >> just last week, oureek, o officers and the gun recovery unit got information bore around 1:00 in the morningni that a 17-year-old boy made a ad threat to a 17-year-old7-ye-o girlfriend that he was goingnd to kill her and her entire tr h family and then shoot up her school. the gun recovery unit workedtor with that young woman throughhr the night, found an on callall emergency judge andud interrupted his day, got an emergency search warrant was able to go and recover an ak-47 from the individual iivid involved and over 180 roundsun of ammunition.mmition. if anybody thinks for oneor seconds that the actions of actf the

d.c. has except we have two united states senators and one congressman with full rights while d.c.at does not make any sense. also, i look forward to the full counting of the votes in california which i suspect will show a much closer vote than the current vote tally. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night and i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. thank you very much. >> and there you have it, an hour plus meeting with the president. if you were expecting to hear some kind of concession from one senator bernie sanders, you did not get that. but what you did get was a commitment to the platform that he wants, the issues that he still stands for and a commitment against the election of the democrat's opponent, donald trump, the presumptive nominee. the last thing he said which i was waiting was that he spoke with secretary clinton on tuesday night but that he looks forward to a

d.c. with more. suzanne: british citizens in united states of will to major news out of their home country. two bombshells. the decision to exit the eu, and the second resignation of their prime minister. citizens are telling us they stayed up late to learn of the vote, butn the brexit many statements first thing this morning. one moment like it into her independence day. another says she was very disappointed with the decision. two british citizens with differing opinions. >> very said. this is truly a critical day for britain. it now has to decide in a global world what its role is. >> it's about accountability. i don't like the fact that the european union controlled things. i think the u.k. these people in power who are accountable to the people. reporter: both citizens are bracing for the unsettled p eriod coming as a result of the decision. they help it will be best for the financial health of their country. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. britain'selation from decision is being felt in the u.s. and everyone has an opinion. parties publicly spoke out about brexit. donald trump praising t

vermont which i represent has about the same number of residents that washington, d.c., has except that we have two uniteds senators and one congressman with full rights while d.c. does not. that does not make any sense. also, i look forward to the full counting of the votes in california which i suspect will show a much closer vote than the current vote tally. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night, and i congratulated her on her very strong campaign, and i spoke with her how to work together to defeat donald trump, and to have a government that representsing all of us and not just the 1%. thank you very much. >> the democratic presidential candidate still democratic presidential candidate following his meeting at the white house with president obama, and our john harwood is standing by at the white house. john, is this the first step of mr. san sanders' leaving the race though he did go on the say he is going to be competing in d.c. and take his case to the convention in philadelphia. >> it sounded pretty clearly to me like it is that first step, scott. he did not offer any criticism of h

d.c. but if i'm the president of the united states, i'm saying, look, i've got to start getting out there and attacking donald trump. i've got to start protecting the democratic shield. that's why i think he did it. it's not just about hillary clinton. it's also about his legacy. if a republican gets in office, if donald trump gets into office, it's an attempt to roll back everything that he's done. so he's -- it's -- for him, it's dual purpose. >> and gloria, what we are seeing today is something that's clearly choreographed for the president. you have the vice president, not endorsing sanders, but coming out and he is going to slam trump tonight. elizabeth warren, who has never been a real lover of hillary clinton. >> no. >> right? >> the only woman in the senate who hadn't endorsed her until this evening. >> going to endorse tonight. and we're about to hear the speech, she's going to talk about donald trump is a disgrace and a whole lot more. of incredibly organized tonight. >> yeah. i think, first of all, the kind of soft diplomacy had to go on with bernie sanders with all of the appr

d.c. ambulances are being repaired at twice the rate as before. with a.m.r. 30 unitsnd the d.c. 379 there are seldom -- d.c.'s 39 there are seldom shortages. they have now decided to let a.m.r. transport children as well as adults. criticism, they said they are allowed to transport p.c.p. overdose patients and she doesn't think they should be able to do that. there are some complaints if they are nonemergency why are they driving around w some people say so fast. >> the idea of lights and syrups is to allow them to get to us within a time frame so that we get units back in service. they don't transport the patient to the hospital with lights and sirens. >> they are limited to speeding ten miles over the posted over the limit. but they haven't heard lately is the horror stories of ambulances that don't arrive. he is happy about that. sam ford, abc7 news. alison: 14 families have been displaced by this fire here. that ripped through 14 row houses in baltimore. causing three of them to completely collapse. it happened around 4:00 this morning. on eaton street in the high

d.c. has, except we have two united states senators, have two united states senators, kong man with rights. does not. that does not make any sense. i look forward to full counting of votes in california which i suspect will show a much closer vote than the current vote tally i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night. and i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with her in the near future. to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. thank you very much. harris: all right, so that was filled with nuggets of information from the vermont senator bernie sanders, who had met for quite some time with president obama this morning. we were not led to believe one thing or the other, whether he would drop out of the race at this point, but we knew there would be message delivered a la the house minority speaker, or house minority leader i should say, nancy pelosi, who had said bernie knows what is on the line. he will not be treated differently than any other candidate.

d.c. has except we have two united states senator and one congressman with full rights while d.c.e. also, i look forward to the full counting of the votes in california which i suspect will show a much closer vote than the current vote tally. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night. and i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with herren the near futurity see how we can work together to defeat donald trump. and to create a government which reps allus >> sanders' candidacy already had an impact. senate democrats revealed a reform agenda that among other things calls for new curbs on campaign finance spending and ban former members of congress from beoming lobbyists. >>> overseas, funerals are underway for the victims of the latest terror attack in tel aviv. four people were killed. and five others badly wounded when a pair of terrorists from west bank opened firen a packed restaurant. the shooters are in custody and the israeli army is going house to house, in the west bank, looking for accomplices. the story from london. >> reporter

in new york and terry mcauliffe said that she would be the next president of the united states. ,he went to washington, d.cgave a speech, went to the campaign headquarters, and dropped out. the psychology is unpredictable. when you look at it in the light of day, things can be different. mark: the guy has earned the right to do what he wants. let's see what he does, instead of forcing him out. a lot of colleagues on the trail have been trying to do that for days. there are issues that he cares about. my hunch is that he will go with the middle ground, stop attacking her, go to the convention, and see what happens. the number one book on amazon right now is a book on the clintons. i think bernie sanders, the whereauthority, the polls he does better against trump, he wants to see what happens. john: i do not think bernie sanders will spend 1.5 months beat her up. he he may just go back to burlington tomorrow night with his family and say, "you know what? i lost." mark: i wanted to see if there was a "unity" in a battleground state. john: we will talk about lessons learned in the media landscape, when we come

which sadly, the united states has, united states government has become part of, not just united nations or eu. d.c. has become that. d.c. has become a lot like the capital in "the hunger games." we're the districts. we're trying to work and survive. they just keep abusing us. there is time a revolt of the people. i believe donald trump represents that not just in america but even in other places. trish: jason, this revolt this revolt happening in europe right now, this revolt happening in the u.s., it continues, as long as economy is as weak as it is? >> it does but can only last so long. that's what i'm saying. it can only last so long. obviously -- trish: what is the tipping point then? what changes it? >> what's the tipping point? when people are making less money. bless trading activity. when the ftse drops 20%. when the pound drops 20%. pendulum swings all the way to the left. i'm sorry? trish: you think this might be it as we watch a global selloff here? >> not in the next two weeks. not, as far as answering your prior question about how long does this volatility last, this will last at leas

d.c. hillary clinton wants to unite her party to go after donald trump. they see a big opening in what he has been saying about that judge. trump, meanwhile last night seemed in his speech to be trying to step away from that controversy not talking about it in his speech. but are republicans ready to rally around him or are they saying they have doubts? >> i think it is a wait and see approach at least a little bit. within the last 15 minutes i had an opportunity to talk with senator susan collins who has not come out and endorsed donald trump. she said she liked his speech last night as far as the on message aspect of it thinking the prompter assist helped trump stay focussed on hillary clinton which is what she would like to see from him moving forward in order to earn her full support. what she didn't like was his lack of apology for comments. she argues saying his comments were misconstrued is not saying sorry. she believes if somebody makes a mistake you should apologize. we will turn that interview around for you in a couple of minutes. collins is a

d.c. he is with christians united for terrorism. you have warned this is right out of isis' playbook.have said that isis wants to turn our cities into guerrilla war zones. we're seeing in orlando. we saw it in boston. we saw it in bernd. >> it's christians united for israel. this is the isis blueprint. as you said, what isis wants to do is carry out these attacks against soft targets in western cities on a regular basis. as you said, paris, brussels, sa bernd. tell aviv last week by the way hit also and now orlando as well. what isis wants to do is strike fear into the hearts of average americans, hit them where they live and where they breathe. and you can only imagine, eric, if you have a sustained period of attacks like we saw in orlando on a regular basis, not just once in a while, but on a regular basis, you could only imagine what it would do to america's psyche. this is what isis wants to do. they've made very clear that they want to do this on a regular basis, not just occasionally. and it seems that they are acquiring the foot soldiers here in the west, according to fbi direc

d.c. has, except we have two united states senators and one congressman with full rights. while d.c. does not. that does not make any sense. also, i look forward to the full counting of the votes in california, which i suspect will show a much closer vote than the current vote tally. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night, and i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. thank you very much. >> senator bernie sanders outside the white house after his meeting today with president obama. more road to the white house coverage coming your way later on as we'll have a rally with senator bernie sanders as you just heard. he's here in washington, ahead of the city's primary. you can watch his remarks live at 7:00 eastern time today here on c-span3. >> a live look here at the hotel in washington, d.c., site of the dnc platform hearing today. the mid-atlantic platform hearings ahead of the par

vermont, which i represent, has about the same number of residents that washington, d.c., has except we have two united states senators and one congressman with full rights while d.c. does not. that does not make any sense. also i look forward to the full counting of the votes in california, which i suspect will show a much closer vote than the current vote tally. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night, and i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. thank you very much. >>> bernie sanders and the president met for more than an hour today at the white house following the remarks you just saw outside the white house. president obama officially endorsed senator sanders' rival, hillary clinton, and her campaign to become the democratic presidential nominee. here's what mr. obama had to say -- >> for more than a year now across thousands of miles and all 50 states, tens of millions of americans have made t

federal custody and why there are so many special agents with the art crime unit of the fbi headquartered and around washington, d.c. for now in baltimore, scott macfarlane, news bad news from the redskins. the team confirms an athletic trainer's car was broken into in indianapolis a few monthsing ia. someone stole a laptop from the car. the information could include thousands of players' medical records. the redskins released a statement saying in part they have no reason to believe the lop top password was compromised. the team also said no protected health information was stolen. but it is taking steps to prevent future incidents like this one. >>> you can participate in the united ways do more 24 campaign. it started at midnight. all day long the united way is helping hundreds of nonprofits in our area raise money. this is the largest 24 hour online giving day in the area. nbc 4 is a partner and we are hoping to help local organizations dedicated to serving our community. a lot of tore about the specific organizations for you in the nbc washington app. and you can also find out how to

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d.c. prime minister says the relationship between the united states and his company has overcome what he called the hesitations of history. the prime minister a dress the joint meeting of the u.s. congress same robust operation -- cooperation will help both nations. >> more than with any other nation. he also called on both nations to work together to fight the islamic state. game three of the nba finals between the golden state waters and the cleveland cavaliers is tonight and cleveland. the cavs will have to do it because a concussion and game two. two games to none. global news 24 hours a day 150 newsy more than bureaus around the world. betty: another green day across the board. stocks at all-time highs does -- necessary -- necessarily the index is up for eight of the last 11 sessions. >> our next guest says that is all the more reason to find caution. kevin, two different opinions earlier today. goldman sachs coming out and saying, we are risking price here and it will go away. you are more on the bearish side of things? thing is fundamentals, most of the data on the economy, when you put

d.c. has, except we had two united states senators and one congressman with full rights while d.c. does not. that does not make any sense. to the full forward accounting of the votes in california which i suspect will show a much closer vote in the current -- than the current vote tally. as but briefly with secretary clinton on tuesday night. i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. thank you very much. >> i had a very nice meeting with bernie sanders. i had the good fortune of being able to spend some time with jane also. gotten to know her quite well during the campaign and have great admiration and respect for the family. bernie was terrific. able to recount some of the battles we had in the senate and he and my committee; finishing the job. nobody example than the last thing we talked about. the affordable care act. that would not have been a compost without bernie sanders. accomplished wi

d.c. has, except we have two united states senators and one congressman with full rights while d.c.oes not. that does not make any sense. also, i look forward to the full will accounting of the votes in california which i suspect will show a much closer vote in the current -- than the current vote tally. i spoke briefly with secretary clinton on tuesday night. i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. thank you very much. >> i had a very nice meeting with bernie sanders. i had the good fortune of being able to spend some time with jane also. gotten to know her quite well during the campaign and have great admiration and respect for the family. bernie was terrific. able to recount some of the battles we had in the senate and he was instrumental in finishing the job. nobody example than the last thing we talked about. the affordable care act. that would not have been a compost without bernie sande

united states. >> host: mr. shelton, you're headquartered here in washington d.c. how much time do you spend with the fcc or congress, and what's your assessment of both those bodies? >> guest: people that work for me mostly spend time with the fcc. i don't spend time with the fcc, but i do have lots of folks who spend time with the fcc. i spend quite a bit of time with congress and, you know, congress because of the makeup of the congress is, you know, you know and everybody knows that you can't get done in congress because of the make-up of congress. and, you know, as you said when we had 60 seats in the senate, we couldn't even get it done then. you know, what's got to be done is some of rules in the senate and congress have to be changed so that you can get people to get some work done and, hopefully, if we get a democratic president we'll also get a democratic senate and a democratic house of representatives. but we'll see. >> host: and this is a question we ask nearly everybody who sits here at the table. do you think there should be a rewrite or do you have

vermont, which i represent, has about the same number of residents that washington, d.c., has, except we have two united states senators and one congressman with full rights, while d.c. does not. that does not make any sense. also, i look forward to the full counting of the votes in california, which i suspect will show a much closer vote than the current vote tally. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night and i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. thank you very much. >> bernie sanders and the president spent more than an hour together at the white house today, and following the remarks you just saw outside the white house by senator sanders, president obama officially released his endorsement of senator sanders' rival, hillary clinton and her campaign to become the democratic presidential nominee. here's what the president had to say in a prerecorded video message. >> for more than a year now acro

d.c. police.c who tell me indeed that 70-year-old suspect was arrestes sometime late last night ort nr early this morning by the gun recovery unitutheast d.c. not at his home in northeast d.c. d.c. we're looking for a little bitit information on that.io of course they won't release tht name yet of this young man, because he is at this point aina juvenile and charges have note been filed.be but pretty clear from the search warrant that was he can cuted wa that d.c. police took theseookhe threats very seriously. this young man threatened tone o kill his girlfriend, his girlfriend's mother to shoot up the school here.ol he. eleanor roosevelt high school tl shoot up the mother's workplace and based on what they were abll to get from that search warranta it was pretty evident that thiss teen had fire power to carry ouy those threats.those ts we're talking about an assault arrival, ammunition, spentpe rounds as well. all these things taken from from house on 45th street inn northeast.ast. d.c. police say that teenagedge owner planned to use them to tht commit quotes act of masst as violence that pot during a press conferenceonferee ca

allow donald trump to become president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] next tuesday we continue the fight in the last primary in washington, d.cd applause ] and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice to philadelph philadelphia. [ cheers and applause ] >> still always a lot happening in the race. >> absolutely. >> i like that headline. >> the first lady. >> that's relatively nice for "the new york post and "the >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday june 8th. >> we're following breaking news. a man is found shot dead at a mcdonald's drive through in montgomery county. >> a fire burns through a church day care and building overnight. >> the votes in yesterday's primaries are still being counted this morning while hillary clinton is celebrating her place as the first woman to clinch a major party nomination. >> dave murphy is off. let's head over to meteorologist karen rogers and matt pelman who has got your traffic. good morning. >

d.c. d police department's gun recovery units. units >>> of course we have beenuree talking quite a bit about allboa the problems out there. tre the storms moving through. >> yeah, i mean, potentialotal problems really. rll not too many at the moment.the . it's just a good steady rain, some lightning as wellni as well embedded in the storm but we but have the potential for some fore pretty good flooding if wegf w keep the rain coming down at a t pretty good rate. good te. >> and the morning rush hourh h doesn't do well with the rain.ai >> normal rush hour doesn't do well under normal circumstances.cium throw the rain in there i'm i sure it's not going to make things easier. eas rain is racing west to east.o e you can see it. this is a decaying mcs.cs but the bottom line -- line >> what does that mean a veryy large thunderstorm complex. has a history of producing pdu tornadoes. we're not expecting that here this morning but we are expecting a round of very o heavy rain to move through forou the next two hours, so, just, j you know,

d.c. as he tries unite him behind presumptive presidential nominen hillary clinton.hi can he convince theopularar candidate to quit? >>> emergency action.ncctio dc police desperately searchingg for whomever shot four people yesterday.yest now, they're taking action and trying to reassure a worriedri neighborhood. we'll a have live report.rt. >>> cashing in on the greatestrs of all time. tim how people are trying to makeak money on muhammed ali's funeraln as his final goodbye getss underway. >>> ♪ >>> and later, ed sheeran sued e for $20 million. million. did the singer rip off one of oo his biggest hits? good day at a 9a starts now.ow ♪ >>> this may or may not be ed sheeran. (laughter).(l >> it is ed sheeran he's beingsi sued for something that soundset just like it. we'll talhik about it coming up. >> i heard it last hour.r >> sounds lot like it is. i i >> thanks for staying with us for good day.for good it's 9:00 o' dclock.clock. it's thursday june 9th, i'm'm steve alongside maureen, alen little son and wisdom.. holly off this week. wee >> a founding farmers fail? the washington post fo

united states. >> host: mr. shelton you are headquartered in washington d.c.. how much time do you spend with the fcc or with congress and what is your assessment of both of those bodies? >> guest: people to work for me mostly spend time with the fcc. i don't spend a lot of time with the fcc but i do have lots of folks that spend time with the fcc. i have spent quite a bit of time with congress and you know congress, because of the makeup of the congress, is you know, you know when everybody knows you can't get anything done in congress because of the makeup of congress. as you said when we have 60 seats in the senate, we couldn't even get it done then but what has got to be done if some of the rules in the senate and congress have to be changed so you can get people to get some work done and hopefully if we get a democratic president we will also get a democratic senate and a democratic house of representatives but we will see. >> host: this is a question we asked nearly asked nearly everybody uses to the table, do you think there should be a rewrite or do you

houselive from the white in washington, d.c., the president of the united states reaction today to a supreme court ruling, a tie vote that effectively kills his plan to shield the millions of immigrants in the u.s. illegally from deportation. our supreme court reporter is standing by. the president called this heartbreaking for millions of immigrants. there is nothing effectively the president can do between now and so does hisis term, prior decisions by the administration -- is the status quo still in effect? >> yes. this is only the most recent program, called dapa, that could have affected 4 million people. these are mainly parents of children who are u.s. citizens. mark: what do we know in terms andtrategy going forward how this might affect the presidential campaign? the president was very clear, americans have a choice to make in november. >> that was always the case, that the presidential election would he at least as important as court in terms of this policy. wayillary clinton wins, the you could see it playing out is the same policy or a similar one she puts in place could

d.c. as he tries unite him behind presumptive presidential nominen hillary clinton.hi can he convince the police desperately searchingg for whomever shot four people yesterday.yest now, they're taking action and trying to reassure a worriedri neighborhood. we'll a have live report.rt. >>> cashing in on the greatestrs of all time. tim how people are trying to makeak money on muhammed ali's funeraln as his final goodbye getss underway. >>> ♪ >>> and later, ed sheeran sued e for $20 million. million. did the singer rip off one of oo his biggest hits? good day at a 9a starts now.ow ♪