search,week, a long today peter newsham announced the arrest of derek watson. we will show you the picture live, they are now searching for if you have any information dout this man whereabouts, not hesitate and call the metropolitan police department as soon as possible. that is the latest live from metro pd headquarters, i am q mccray. adrianna: two developing story out of culpeper county were a traffic stop turned into a shooting investigation. it happened at the intersection of gary bell park and griffins bill rhodes, virginia's police say they pulled a driver over around 11:00 p.m. last night and during the traffic stop, they said the driver made a deadly threat and the officers opened fire. the deputies on modified duties while the investigation continues. onlinennected with us and on social media whenever breaking news happens, gets text alerts to your phone or tablet. sign up for it at wjla.com/text. a chance for a few pop-up storms again this afternoon. doug hill is here with a check on the forecast. this timeccentric as yesterday with plenty of clouds

district court judge derek watson ruling the white house misinterpreted the ruling when they excluded grandparents and other relatives. the trump administration must appeal to the ninth circuit court of appeals or the supreme court if it wants the judge's order lifted. >>> also breaking overnight, two people shot in jerusalem's old city in what israeli police are calling a terrorist attack. they say three armed attackers were shot and killed after they fired at police units who responded to the shooting. the wounded victims were taken to nearby hospitals. the attack happening near lions gate, what muslims call the noble sanctuary. the area now closed for the day. >>> the new republican health care bill facing the same uphill climb as past efforts. the president tweeting on that topic this morning. >>> and we're keeping an eye on the bastille day parade in france. president trump the guest of honor, sitting alongside french president emmanuel macron. we'll have live coverage throughout the morning here on "early start." how do we say that this summer, if guests book direct at choicehot

announced they made an arrest in the shooting of a 13- month-old boy in northeast. 39-year-old derek watson also of northeast d. c. is now in custody charged with assault with a deadly weapon. police are still looking for two own men in the shooting. the toddler is home from the recovering from his injuries in the july 10th shooting. >>> good afternoon, and thank you for joining us at noon, i'mandrea roane. they killed their plan to repeal and replace obamacare with moderates worrying about the impacts of the bill on medicaid and conservatives saying it doesn't go far enough. now the senate will try and see if they can repeal all of obamacare and replace it later. seth lemon has more details from capitol hill. >>> conservative senators mike lee of utah and jerry moran of kansas delivered the fatal plan last night. they issued statements saying we should not put our stamp of approval on bad policy, and lee added the plan doesn't go far enough in lowering premiums for middle class families. >> this doesn't have to be the end of the story. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced a

today they put derek watson behind bars but are still looking for washington-sulu. shooting at each other when a stray bullet hit a 13-month-old child. the baby is now recovering at home. protesters calling it state-sponsored discrimination. alison: texas a new epicenter in a transgender bathroom battle. >> hey, hey. ho, ho. hate has got to go. alison: in question and what happens next. nancy: arrested for wearing this. a woman detained in saudi arabia. th >> hey, hey. ho, ho. hate has got to go. nancy: a special session of the texas legislature beginning with protests of a controversial bathroom bill. many republicans had joined democrats in support of the bill, saying that it would hurt texas' economy, but the debate remains heated. >> personally, as a catholic and conservative, this is a group of people in danger. >> it will be open field day for sexual predators. this is what i think a lot of people in the business community don't understand. nancy: carolina repealed a similar law after nearly $4 billion in losses. alison: uproar over a six second video showing

district judge derek watson ordered the government not to enforce the ban on grant parents, grandchildren, brothers in law, sisters in law, aunts, uncles, knees, nephews and cousins of people in the united states, judge watson says grandparents are epitome of close family members, the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on the travel ban in october. >>> well, new information is coming out about a june 2016 meeting with president trump's son, donald trump junior. >> he have males show meeting was set up with the intent to get damaging information with hillary clinton that came directly from the russian government. seth lemon is at the white house with the details. >> reporter: there are new revelation about who attend aid meeting with donald trump junior at trump tower last year. we have learned donald trump, junior, paul manafort and jared kushner weren't only people in the room with the russian lawyer, a russian american lobbyist, alleged to be a former soviet spy, confirms to the associated press he was there, as well. >> i think jared kushner ought to resign. >> reporter: senator bl

district judge derek watson said thursday that the supreme court is the proper venue to deal with thessue. he denied request without prejudice to its refiling but the supreme court. hawaiitely attorneys for appealed that to the 9th circuit in already ruled that federal appeals court panel late friday declined to absolve itself in the latest dispute over president trump's travel ban, any grandparents and other extended relatives of people in united states cannot the exempted from the president's executive order. what do you expect to happen next while we wait for the supreme or to take of the merits of the case in october? guest: i think the fact the 9th circuit said you can take this back to the district court's and judge watson certainly puts pressure on the district court to take it up. it is within his authority to provide some interpretation and clarification of that. that is not unusual for unprecedented. i think it was surprising for some people to see the judge did not want to comment on it. the real human toll in the meantime is that the government's much more narrow interpret

derek watson is behind bars but police are looking for a second suspect.he two men were shooting at each other when a stray bullet hit northeast last week. this is surveillance video. the baby is recovering at home. adrianna: new details after deputy shot and killed a driver in culpeper county monday night. virginia state police say 43-year-old eric wesley clark refused to pull over for several minutes and then display the shotgun. deputy shot him near route 522 and greg fritz bert road. andk never fired his weapon this all began after deputies got a call reporting a domestic assault. deputies are on modified duty until the investigation ends. larry: searching for a babysitter neglecting the children she was caring for. neighbors found an 11 month old girl crawling in the grass and a two-year-old boy playing in a parking lot unattended. a babysitter asleep inside and while they were collecting information she slipped through a window. >> to fall asleep, but the latch on, do something so the kids do not get out. situation.sad i feel she needs to be punished

thursday the judge derek watson expanded the list of the relationship and what they can use to get intoof the six muslim majority countries listed in the executive order. the family based visa constitutes cherry picking. the unduly restricted reading of close relationship. other equally relevant relationships define a close family and a much broader manner. jeff sessions said the decision undermines national security and shows a lack of respect for the separation of powers. some say the supreme court ruling was narrow but unclear and because of that the administration nearly defined close family. that same day that evening they changed and allowed fiancÉs to be included. there has been a lot of confusion of who is in and who is not but it seems like there is a strong argument to say how do you say a grandparent is not close family member. they would likely deal with an emergency filing like this sooner rather than later. allison thinks. and an appeal court in brazil has said that the case against ryan likely should be dismissed. he later told the court they concluded that he didn't brea

the ruling comes from judge derek watson who initially throughout the entire trump travel ban -- theistration could ban immigrants that did not have a bona fide relationship to the u.s. to the white house, that meant only parents, children, spouses, and fiances of u.s. residents. hawaii appealed. yesterday, watson agreed, calling the administration's interpretation "cherry picking" and the end to intemperate us put us a. of course, watson said they should include grandparents. his ruling was a huge victory for critics and especially for thousands of refugees who were cleared to enter the u.s. but lacked the paperwork. those refugees if they've been invited by u.s. agencies in a most all of them have, they are also exempt from the travel ban. bottom line, this is now the law of the land unless it administration appeals or until the supreme court rules otherwise. they hear the case in october. back to you. >> julie: thank you so much. ♪ >> leland: new revelations just today about donald trump, jr.,'s meeting what the russian lawyer during his father's campaign. but first, the younger t

federal judge derek watson denied a similar motion from hawaii.he supreme court should clarify who can and cannot enter the country. you might remember the confusions around the initial travel ban. it sparked massive protests at airports. it's back to business in washington, lawmakers will returning from their july 4 recess on monday. republicans will be busy. there gearing up for a final push to repeal and replace obama care. now trying up some possible last-minute changes. jason chat but says it will create competition in the marketplace. >> if you get rid of the original mandate and some of the owners taxes that allow insurance companies to go across state lines and you'll have competition. it's frustrating to americans when you have legislation that they don't actually vote on it. if it gets voted down it does. they'll go back to the drawing board. of the senate will pass something, i think the house will be very open to endorsing that in voting for. >> julie: democrats are not as optimistic. they say the proposals will only drive it premiums

yesterday, judge derek watson said it wasn't his decision to make and i'm going to quote. "because plaintiff's see clarification of the junction modifications offered by the supreme court, clarification should be set there, not here." what it means is that watson defers to the supreme court, disciplining the activists argue that immigrants and refugees should be allowed in. not just those with close relatives like students and business people, but those who also meet that definition of extended family. the ban remains in effect, at least until october when the supremes will hear the case. >> molly: that is the end of the battle, at least for now. >> jon: attorney general jeff sessions traveling to guantanamo bay cuba today, the trip self revealed in a last a last-minute announcement. what is behind this visit? with the 2018 midterm elections fast approaching, a new question about the leadership of the democratic party. is it a party in trouble? if so, what can be done to get them back on track? our political panel debates next. >> who was the leader of the democratic party

derek watson has widely expanded the types of family members from those six countries that must be exemptan. that includes grandparents, children, nephews, cousins, of people in the u.s. the justin department announcing this afternoon that it will appeal the ruling. horace, let me start with you. >> eric: [laughs] >> mo: what's wrong with -- my grandparents, my cousins, my uncles and aunts, are they family? >> if judge watson were sitting in my class, we'd have to call them in afterward for some special remedial attention. here is the fact. the policy a judge is supposed to enforce is not about what is a good idea, a kind way to operate, but what in fact is the law. he is supposed to do what traditionally judges do is they give deference to the agency's interpretation of the law. what is going to happen is either the ninth circuit or the supreme court are going to summarily, and by summarily iming with about nine days or less, overturn this decision. we've seen this sort of behavior before. i remember when there was a death penalty case and california was -- excuse me, the ninth circuit d

thursday judge derek watson expand the list of family relationships to allow them to get in.justice says the court overstepped and they want the supreme court to settle it. the department writes quote, only this court can definitively settle whether the government's reasonable implement take is consistent with this court's stay. this is not the first time the travel ban has resulted in confusion. protestersed inned airports on the west and east coast when the first version of the ban went into effect. some expressed frustration again. >> i'm working here. my two kid are born here. my son is 16 years old. and this is my country. why can't they come? why they are not allowed to come. reporter: the justices are on a three-month recess but will likely make a decision on this before they are back. they will answer the bigger questions on this ban in the fall. eric: as the russia investigation heats up, one of president obama's top officials susan rice is due in the hot seat on capitol hill. we'll have details on her expected testimony in russia and the unmasking of sources. we'll

police arrested derek watson for shooting 1 -year-old jeremiah white. white is recovering now. today, police say they took saheed sulu into custody. d.c. police say sulu, watson, and one other man were firing at each other in d.c. when white was caught in the cross fire. he is expected to survive. >>> the clean-up is just beginning for some homeowners in our area. >> we are checking in with neighbors after a tornado hit some marylanders by surpris you're wate.ch >>> clean-up continues today in queen ann's county after a tornado tore through there. take a look at some of the damage here. winds as strong as 125 miles an hour. not only ripped houses apart by actual but actually lifted some buildings off their foundations. this was the first tornado in that area in 13 years. as you can see, homes and businesses were no match for this ef-2 >> everything's got to be completely rebuilt. yeah, it's just -- it's amazing, the debris field, i don't even know how far it goes back into the woods. but it's pretty big. >> no one was killed in the storm. governor larry hogan has pledged state

hawaii federal judge, derek watson ordering a wider interpretation of those with that close familial relationship to people who already live in the country. that they say could potentially open the door to thousands of people. jeff sessions has appealed the decision directly to the high court. allison barber has the latest on this from washington. >> the supreme court is given the state of hawaii till noon tuesday to respond to a petition filed on friday. doj filed the petition asking the supreme court to step in, block the ruling of a hawaii judge, and clarify the decision memade by the supreme court last month. the supreme court handed the administration a partial when in june ruling that it was reasonable for the government to read enforce travel restriction from six muslim majority countries if they did not have a quote credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person already in the u.s. credible claim a bona fide relationship is what it's issue. hawaii says the government is not properly many the courts ruling in their definition of those terms is too narrow. on thursday

on thursday judge derek watson responded expanded the list of pennsylvania meal yeah relation ships ifthey're from one of the six muslim countries listed in the executive order. the specific family basedded visa provisions of the immigration and nationality act constitutes cherry picking and results in a pre-determined, equally federal immigration statutes define a close family in a much broader manner. attorney general jeff sessions says the decision undermines national security and shows a lack of respect for the separation of powers. some say the supreme court's ruling was narrow, but unclear and because of that, the administration narrowly defined close family. they did not include fiances and at the very last minute that same day that evening they changed it and allowed fiances to include it. so there has been a lot of confusion about who is in and who is not, but it seems like there is a strong argument from the state of hawaii's point of view, how do you say the grandparent is not a close family member purchase the the just advertises are on a three month long recess, but would

honolulu district judge derek watson says that grandparents, which weren't on the list before are theepitome of close family members and should be included i. the lawyer for the illegal immigrant charged with the brutal killing of kate steinle now blaming the gun. >> his client juan francisco lopez back in court. shot on a san francisco pier back in july 20156789 the bullet that pierced her heart was from a stolen gun out of a government agent's car. lopez' attorney now saying that type of gun is known for accidental discharges. that there s. there their defense at this point. lopez had been deported five times and had seven felony conviction he is. heather: u.s. soldier is now being held without bail on terrorism charges as we learn some new details about his past. former bunk mate of kang says that the hawaiian soldier believed that the moon landing was faked, questioned the assassination of jfk and thought that 9/11 was an inside job. now, this as the doj reveals this picture of kang, you can see him here kissing an isis flag. he is accused of trying to provide military documents a

derek watson saying they constitute a close relationship to individuals already in the united states.ealing this to the supreme court. connell. connell: 412 people have been charged in the largest health care fraud case in american history. >> as a result of this operation 205 health care providers are now in the process of being suspended or banned from participation in federal health care programs. among those defendants announced today, 120 have been charged with opioid-related crimes. connell: boy, officials say a record of more than 52,000 americans died of prescription opioid overdoses in the year 2015. the acting fbi director, andrew mccabe cited cases of addicts in standing room only waiting rooms waiting for prescriptions. dr. marc siegel, fox news contributor and nyu langone medical center, professor of medicine. this is a big case. what do you make of it. >> this is huge case. it is tip of the iceberg but going on all over the country where opioids are overprescribed by physicians. what it underlines worst players are doing the most damage. they charged one physician in hou

police say suli, derek watson, and another man yet to be identified opened fire on july d boy in the 1300 block every "i" street northeast. that shooting apparently spark by a dispute over a dice game. again, there is thirds person involved. that is the video they have. police are still trying to identify that person. if you have any information, give mpd a call. >> three people arrested and charged in connection with the murder every teenager in prince george's county, kai land nettleton and darius johnson, all facing murder charges, in the july 18th shooting death of 17 year old dustin cory. police say cory was found shot in a car in laurel. investigators believe the three suspect shot cory after the four of them met to conduct illegal transaction. authorities will not reveal what was being >> dramatic day on the hill after several starts and symptoms, victory for those trying to end the affordable care act, allow the gop to start new healthcare plan. >> came during the emotional return as well of senator john mccain, who was of course side lined last week with a brain cancer diagn

derek watson is already in custody and will go before a judge tomorrow and the fugitive task force is looking for sahid salu. have you seen this man? there's a $10,000 reward. the little boy was hit by the gunfire survived and is home with his family a day after the shooting. his mother declined to comment on camera and we were unable to contact anyone from the family. >> fortunately the one-year-old is home and is with their family and is recovering well. but at no point should a one-year-old ever have to be headed off to the hospital for this. so i'm glad of >> i'm sure people have seen him out and about, people who know him. i'm pretty sure that anybody who associates with this guy and probably feels very uncomfortable with the fact that he's responsible for injuring a one-year-old boy in our community and i'm hopeful that those folks will give us information as to his location. >> reporter: but the chief was very, very clear today that he wants these men off the street just for the basic fact that anybody willing to pull a handgun and open fire in front of little children shouldn'

police arrested derek watson on es washington sulu. there is a reward for his arrest. that 1-year-old little boy, jeremiah white, is recovering. >>> an arlington neighborhood feels under attack by raccoons. >> after the break, hear from a man who was bitten on his own front porch and he's not the first victim. >>> welcome back. hundreds of kids right here in our area are getting some olympic advice. >> you may remember watching simone biles dazzle during the gymnastics competition in the rio olympics, and today, she's here to help kids get fit. >> news4's megan mcgrath is live in west potomac park for triple play day. megan? >> reporter: yeah, hey, guys, it's an absolute scorcher out here, the kind of day when you'd really think the kids would be inside, hiding out in the air-conditioning. but not these guys. they are participating in the d.c. triple play challenge being led by none other than olympic gold medallist simone biles. now she spoke to the kids at the opening this morning at 10:00. the kids are members of the boys and girls club and they're taking the challe

district judge derek watson on thursday ordered the government not to grandparents,n on children, brothers-in-lawsters-in-law, and uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins of people in the united states. back to your calls. howie, republican, philadelphia. good morning. caller: good morning, thank you. president trump is our president, just for the record. he has signed about 41 bills now. basically, this party is split up. in 2001 around this time, president bush has signed about 15 bills. he signed 15 bills around this time in 2001. i'm not taking anything away from donald trump, and will address and later, but my point is that this party i am in right now -- this is not the same party that is supposed to , thess the black wealth .5% for almost 200 years. that is how this party was formed. now we are a bunch of fdr reagans. i do not understand what is going on here. the police state has robbed more poor people and killed more people than terrorists. now our congress are productive. they are very productive and i think they are doing a good job so far, but we have to stop being sore winners in my pa

the district judge derek watson ruling the white house misinterpreted the decision when it ruled out grandparents and other relatives. president trump must appeal to his favorite ninth circuit court of appeals or supreme court if it wants the order lifted. >>> overnight, two people shot in jerusalem's old city in what israeli police are calling a terrorist attack. they say three armed attackers were shot and killed after they fired at police units who responded to the shooting. the wounded victims were taken to nearby hospitals. the attack happening ne near lionsgate. officials say the area closed for the day. >>> a pennsylvania man will be spare the death penalty after admitting his involvement -- spared the death penalty after admitting his involvement in the murders of four young men in pennsylvania. >> what do you have to say about these men, cosmo? >> i'm sorry. >> why did you do it? >> the attorney for 20-year-old cosmo dinardo declining to say exactly what role his client played in the killings. dinardo's family owns the suburban philadelphia property where human remains were

on thursday judge derek watson expanded the list of relationships people can use to get into the u.s.re from one of the countries listed in the executive order. he also ordered the government to allow refugees if they are formerly working with the resettlement agency here in the states. the department of justice says the court will overstep and they want the supreme court to settle it, writing in the petition, "only this court can definitively settle whether the government's reasonable implementation is consistent with this court's stay." the justices are on a three- month recess, but will likely make a decision on this before they're back in session. they are set to answer the bigger constitutional questions of this ban in the fall. in washington i'm ellison barber fox news. >>> nine people went to hospitals after a car crash involving a wrong-way driver in eastern contra costa county last night. it happened in brentwood near the san creek road onramp to highway 4. investigators say car had been reported stolen and slammed into a minivan carrying seven people including two young chil

derek damon watson was arrested on july 18 a week after the hospital the day after the shooting. larry: new developments concerning the former teachers aide and coach charged with sexual abuse. information session will be held tonight. carlos bell accused of assaulting several male studens and admitted he is hiv positive. the information session will be held at 7:00 tonight in waldorf. another information session will be held at 7 p.m. on august 16. autria: 6:18 now. new this morning, body cam video is outworn by an officer who responded to a crash in florida than involved tennis star venus williams. the footage shows several officers on the site. one officer asked ways of she was injured. she said, no. she she entered the intersection but then stopped when a car made a turn in front of her. an edgeley man was killed in that wre -- an elderly man was killed. after that she unlawfully entered the intersection. larry: the ravens losing one of their players. john urschel resigning about the studying about the health impacts of football. days after a study into degenerative brain dis

derek watson charged with assault with dangerous weapon police say the shooting was over a dice gamef men and the little boy got caught in the crossfire. that incident back on ju july 10th captured on surveillance video in an alley off i street northeast. >> director of a charge daycare center in prince william county charged with felony child neglect after leaving two year alone in the potomac mills mall. police say someone called them last monday to report a baby sleeping in a stroller. unsupervised in the food court. they say crystal lundy turned herself in on friday after learning that she would be charged. >>> let's go to fairfax man in custody this morning after barricading himself inside a home for several hours. police responded to this house on golden oak road in centreville for domestic violence call. one woman was treated at the scene for minor injuries. officers were able to get everybody else out of the house eventually. >> montgomery county police are trying to find out who vandalized one of their police stations. it happened sunday night that the third district station

on thursday, judge derek watson expanded the list of familial relationships people can use to get into u.s. if they're from one of the six muslim-majority countries listed in the executive order. the government's utilization of the specific, family-based veeses saw provisions of the immigration and nationality act constitutes cherry picking and resulted in a predetermined and unduly restrictive reading of close familial relationship. other relative statutes define a close family in a much broader manner. attorney general jeff sessions says the decision undermines national security and shows a lack of respect for the separation of powers. some say the supreme court's ruling was narrow but unclear, and because of that the administration narrowly defined "close family." >> they did not includes fiance, and at the very last minute that same day, they changed it and allowed fiances to be included. there has been a lot of p confusion about who is in and who is not. but it seems like there is a strong argument from the state of hawaii's pint point of view now to say how do you say grandparent

the man is derek damon watson of northwest washington and they're looking for a third suspect. more suspects, in fact. one identified. we'll continue to followhis story tin >>> well, when it comes to food and restaurant choices in the d.c. area, there's a lot to choose from. the salt line restaurant wants to be at the top of your list. the new england-style fish house opened earlier this year next to nats park and joining thus morning is the executive chef, kyle bailey. welcome to the show. we appreciate you coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> we understand new england style fish house. what does that mean. >> the salt line is new england informed seafood house, but we're definitely pulling more from the chesapeake, from the local seafood economy. >> we like that around here for sure. but the s what can they expect to find on the menu there. >> you can expect to find clams and johnny cakes and clam cakes, you know, a robust raw bar is a big part of our program as well. >> what are you cooking there. >> these are clam cakes. like a rhode island clam fritter. serve that wit

district court, derek watson, and i would hope that this is something that we could support in this amendment. >> thank you, mr. pocan. chairman carter. >> i thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in opposition to the amendment. my opposition is the same talking points that i just used for ms. lee, so i'll save time and not say them over again. >> okay. ms. royal. >> mr. chairman, i rise in support of the pocan amendment. when the supreme court misguidedly allowed the administration to go ahead with its flawed travel plan, the administration took a narrow view of the -- of who counted as close relatives. grandparents did not count. neither did grandchildren, brothers in law, sisters in law, a district court, as mr. polk said, state that had they should be counted as close relatives. this amendment would do just that and i urge my colleagues to support the amendment. >> ms. wasserman schultz is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in support of the pocan amendment. since united loving families should always be a goal, one of the greatest treasures that we have in life and something that uni

basically what judge derek watson did was expand those who would not be affected by this.t u.s.-based spouses, children, parents and siblings only from those trying to to get a visa to the united states from the six muslim, majority-muslim countries of which this ban applies. restriction, i should say. the judge has expanded it saying, no, you have to include grandparents, grandchildren, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law and cousins of people in the u.s. which really, really widens the scope. stuart: it sure does. >> all of this will be moot because it's going to the u.s. supreme court, and they'll take it up in october. stuart: ah, you left the best til last. it's moot. >> i just wanted to get your outrage and then kind of soften it up at the end. [laughter] stuart: well, that worked. >> okay. stuart: what are you doing for my blood pressure? >> i think you're winning on that score, i need to get in on this race. stuart: who can outrage varney more? >> exactly. [laughter] stuart: the company that makes the roku streaming device reportedly wants to to go public this year. wh

district court, derek watson and i would hope that this is something that we can support in this amendment. mr. pokann, gentleman carter? >> thank you, mr. chairman, i rise in opposition to the amendment. my opposition is the same talking points that i just used for miss lee so i'll save time and not say them over again. >> okay. ms. allard. i rise in support of the pokann amendment. when the supreme court allowed the administration to go ahead with its flawed travel plan. the administration took a narrow view as who counted as close relatives. grandparents did not count, neither did grandchildren, uncles, aunts, nephew, nieces and cousins. a district court as mr. pokann said stated they should be counted as close relatives. this amendment would do just that and i urge my colleagues to support the amendment. >> president trump wasserman schultz is recognized. >> i rise in support of the pokan amendment. one of the great etch treasures that we have in life and something that unites all of humanity is our desire to be with our close family and the reason for visiting these challenges, i know

district judge derek watson says grand parents are the epitted tomorrow of close family members.t back to you guys in a little bit. steve: all right, jillian. thank you. president trump says he will be angry if republicans don't get a healthcare bill voted on next week. are they running out of time? yes. dan as you will van helped lead the charge to cancel the august recess. i joins us fede us next. ainsley: abby joins us next from sun set diner. hey, abby ♪ ♪ relive the thrill of beating the clock. the volkswagen model year end event. hurry in for a $1,000 bonus and 0% apr on a new 2017 jetta or passat. then you belong at bass pro shops for freedom days. with clearance savings of 33 to 50% on select men's and ladies' sandals. and save 30% on select towables, wakeboards and skis. at bp's cooper river plant, employees take safety personally - down to each piece of equipment, so they can protect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. previously treated withd platinum-based chemotherapy, including