just last week judge derrick watson from hawaii passed out the narrow limits that the trump administration placed on who counts as close family when enforcing the president's discriminatory muslim ban. judge watson's decision shows the importance of ensuring we have federal judges who understand the rule of law and who also have an appreciation for the impact of the court's decisions on ordinary americans. nothing i've heard or read provides any reassurance that the american people can trust that mr. bush will put his views aside to render fair and impartial decisions. i urge my colleagues to oppose his nomination. i yield the floor. mrs. murray: mr. ? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: mr. president, at a time when millions of people nationwide are speaking out and making absolutely clear no to more tac on women's health and and no to the hatred president trump sowed on the campaign trade, it is unconscionable that my republican colleagues are moving to confirm a circuit court nominee that is so clearly antiwoman, anti-choice, and so clearly unqualified and u

this morning at 7:00 a.m., derrick watson was arrested. the police continue to search for this man. sulu. they were not hit by the bullets but the car was. the back window is shattered. they taped up the hole. a garbage bag on the passenger side door. a baby was also hit by the gunfire in the backfire. we have a picture of jeremiah white to show you now. he was 13 months old. the family shared the they told us he was in a stroller in the backyard with the family when he was hit by a stray bullet in the leg. peter newsham says the violence is ridiculous. >> i'm sure that anybody who associates with this guy probably feels uncomfortable with the fact he is responsible for injuring a 1-year-old boy in the community. i'm hopeful that the folks will give us information or he can turn himself in. q: the third man they are looking for a person of interest. they are continuing to look for this man on the wanted poster. there is a $10,000 reward. we passed around the wanted poster throughout the neighborhood. you will hear what the neighbors say including an eyewitness at 5:00. that is the l

derrick watson is now in custody. police are looking for 27-year-old sulu and they need your help to identify at person of issues in the july 10 shooting. the toddler has been released from the hospital. larry: man who crashed in a security barricad morning says he was on power pain medication at the time. jamie villatoro told police he had taken percocet and thinks he closed his eyes before crashing the car. the driver and a police officer suffered minor injuries in the crash. alison: two d.c. firefighters are recovering after batting an early morning fire. the fire destroyed two row houses and damaged a third on morgan street in northwest. there is no word on a cause. larry: must-see video. look at this. incredible explosion after a truck slams into another truck parked on an expressway in china. wow! look at that. amazing. no one was hurt in this. one vehicle carrying the steel products and the other paper and paint. the cause is under investigation. alison: there is no love lost between the governor of new york an

police arrested one person but they are looking for two more in the shooting of a derrick watson is in custody. police are looking now for 27-year-old sulu and they need your help to identify a person of interest in the july 10 shooting. the toddler has been released from the hospital. larry: the man who ram -- alison: the man who rammed in a capitol barricade and police car yesterday is held without bond. capitol police officer was injured in the accident and roads were shut down while the man's car was searched. jamie villatoro said he took percocet, a painkiller, before all of this happened. he says he did not purposely drive in the cruiser. michelle: they were warned years ago about a florida sinkhole that this week swallowed two homes. >> if i make it out of this alive. alison: he did make it out alive with his dog. his story of survival still ahead. michelle: the "7 on your side" call for action taking consume calls until 6:30. call the help center now at 703-236-9220. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls...

derrick watson is behind bars this morning... but d-c police still looking for a second suspect - saheed washington sulu. police say the two men were shooting at each other when a stray bullet hit the 13-month-old child in northeast last week. this is surveillance video of the incident. that baby is now recovering at home. new developments concerning a fairfax county police officer involved in a crash last february.. officer pshko siteki is now charged with reckless driving. he's been placed on administrative leave. the officer crashed into a van near seven corners in falls church. investigators determined.. he was going 68 miles per hour in a 40 mile per hour zone. and his lights and siren were not on. police say the 53-year-old man still undergoing rehab. sih-tok'-ee is expected in court on september 13th. a former staffer has pleaded not guilty to cyberstalking a member of congress. juan mccullum is accused of circulating nude images of virgin islands delegate stacey plaskett and her husband. a judge released mccullum pending

derrick watson seen in this surveillance video is charged with assault with a dangerous argument, then opened fire near a group of kids in northeast last week. a bullet hit 1-year-old jeremiah white as his dad pushed him in a stroller. police chief peter noosh a.m. called it despicable and vowed to catch everyone involved. >>> i'm leon harris at the live desk. a loud noise startled the officer who shot and killed the woman in minneapolis. that's the first detail trickling out since that shooting saturday. state investigators say that justine approached the driver's window and surprised the officer in the passenger seat and fired and hit her in the stomach. this account is coming from the partner, matthew mayor at this. officer nor declined to be interviewed. he cannot be forced to do an interview under the he was driving the squad car after she called 9-1-1 to report what she thought was a possible assault going on there. both officers did get out of the car to give her medical attention. lots of questions surround her final minutes because both officers' body cameras were not turned o

his name is derrick watson. >> that's good too, but they have one more to get. >> reporter: actually two. the charges are assault with a dangerous weapon. >> really, to be honest, to be truthful with you, guns easy to come by on the streets. but really to be honest, people shouldn't be out here doing that. >> reporter: we now know there were several children a little baby, come on. >> reporter: close eye on this picture and this video. recognize these guys? >> if you know him, you need to turn them in. because they do the crime, they do the time. >> reporter: reporting in northeast d.c. wusa9. >>> something else we're following closely tonight, chipotle making headlines for the wrong reasons. a sterling, virginia, chipotle store closed today, because customers reported, they were getting sick. we're told the symptoms are consistent with the norovirus. this comes after the chain experienced e. coli, salmonella. this location could reopen tonight, we're hearing? >> reporter: yeah, well definitely not the typical dinner rush at this chipotle. employees were inside, wiping everything dow

derrick watson is that charged weapon.veillance video captured the shooting on july 10 in an alley off i street northeast. the one-year-old was hit in the crossfire. >>> police are still looking for two other men seen in the video. they identified one man as saheed zulu and there's a $10,000 reward for any information leading to his arrest. the detectives are hoping that the public can help them identify the third man. >> ♪ >> now to a developing story. an african robotics team that was in d.c. to compete in an international contest has gone missing. two of the missing teenagers were seen leaving the united states and entering canada. fox5's tisha lewis joins us live from northwest with the story. tisha. >> reporter: well, tony, the team is from barundi yet a senior counselor here at the barundi embassy says they didn't even know this group was here in the united states until their coach called yesterday morning to report them missing. while police say that these teenagers are not in danger, they are are actively searching

police arrested derrick watson on tuesday. police are searching for this man. there is a reward for his arrest. the one-year-old little boy who was hit is recovering. >>> already raging for several days, a northern -- excuse me. a northern california fire doubles in size. 48,000 acres burned. just 7% containment here. so far, more than 2 dozen homes destroyed and 1500 structures as a result, you've got thousands of people that have been forced to leave their homes. this is close to yosemite national park. so close that there is this smoky haze over the park. a spokesperson for the fire department says that it looks like the park is not at risk. the flames appear to be spreading in the opposite direction. it is something that they're monitoring very closely in northern california. back over to you guys. >> erika, thank you. ambulance response times in montgomery county are getting worse. montgomery county police say response times in 2015 were an average of 7 minutes 27 seconds. in 2016, it incompetent creased to 8 minutes 19 seconds. police chief tom major says

us district judge, derrick watson, orders erred the government not to enforce the ban on grandparent, grandchildren, brothers, in law, sisters in-laws, aunts, uncles, neices, never use, people in the ooh knitted states. judge watson says grand parent are the epitomy of close family member. >> meanwhile, president trump is celebrating bastille day in paris. you're looking at liver picture now as france treats the president to an elaborate military display including a parade. this year's celebration is also meant tocometer rate the entry 100 years ago of us troops in to world war i. >> president donald trump and first lady mel n ya trump arrived in paris med and met with french president and his wife. >> welshing during the meeting a somewhat awkward moment as the president complimented the shape of france's first lady. >> now, if you missed at the said you're in such good shape. beautiful. he told the ladies to go have a good time. >> okay. the bill cosby sexual assault trial in montgomery county cost pennsylvania taxpayers $220,000, two week trial ended in a hung jury last month. coun

derrick watson on the run. the heat washington sulu and another man not identified from surveillance video. >>> a man shot and killed just outside of laurel. this is the latest of violent crimes in prince george's county. 14 homicides since the beginning of july, police trying to put a stop to it, working 12 hour shifts for a full week now. >>> we've seen a teacher and a teacher's aid both charged with sexual abusing students. parents got information about keeping their kids safe. the continuing coverage with those horrible accusations. >> reporter: many remain concerned about the safety of their kid. former charles county teacher's aid of assaulting seven students. and today, ronald wells started the first of what could be a three day trial. that former science teacher stands accused of sexually abusing two kids. holding a town hall meeting at this church, they want to teach parents about how to keep their kids safe. >> we wanted to put something together to speak to certain issues. >> it's very important for

in the motion filed yesterdayhawaii officials aksed u.s district judge derrick watson to enfore the injuctionssued in marchblocking the ban altogether. a panel of the 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals sad it did not have jurisdiction to address the supreme court ruling. however, judge watson could interpret and enforce it. that appeared to give hawaii an opportunity to reframe it's request. hawaii contends the trump rules improperly omit grandparents, aunts, and uncles of u.s. citizens from the list of people who can travel to the u.s. (jrs) an american tourist was beaten to death by a group of 10 men while visiting a greek island in the mediterranean. 22-year old bakari henderson was at a bar in with his friends yesterday when a man approached him and they began fighting. the fight escalated into a brawl on the streets after the bar security asked the men to leave. henderson recently graduated from the university of arizona with a bachelor's degree in business finance and entrepreneurship. he was in greece working on a photo shoot to launch a new clothing line. his friends are in shock as th

more on this developing story and a look at the suspects who are still on arrested, 39-year-old derrick watson is the man seen in this surveillance video, leaning against a car and moments later, exchanging gunfire with two other men. police have identified one of the other suspects as 27-year-old shaheed washington. there is a warrant for his arrest. today chief peter newsome said there is another suspect they have not identified who they also want the public's health in finding. >> they're also asking the community to continue to look at the video that we provided to assist us in identifying the third suspect in this case. it is our belief that all three of these men were involved in some kind of a dispute where they resorted to fire arms. there was more than one child that was in the area as these grown men were firing weapons at each other. >> one-year-old one of the children in the courtyard when the shoot out erupted. he was in the courtyard when the gunshots began and he was shot twice. the wounds were not life threatening. jeremiah is now home with his mother, who spoke exclusively to

he was happy to announce the arrest of suspect number one. 39-year-old derrick watson seen exchanging gunfire with two other men as neighbors and their children raced for cover during the shoot out. one-year-old jeremiah was shot twice. >> police are still looking for two other men, including this man, 27-year-old shaheed washington. jeremiah's mother told news 4 the day after the shooting, she thought her backyard was a safe place for children to play. >> i didn't expect it to happen at all. >> today, chief knew son echoed that same frustration. >> it's very upsetting, you know what i mean. they were out there on a typical monday sunday evening, young kids were out there. they were enjoying the evening out in the courtyard and you had three grown men that decided to settle a dispute with fire arms and with no regard for the fact that they were young kids in the area, you know, that kid is going to have to live with that for the rest of his life. >> and watson is charged with assault with looking for are facing the same charge chief nehsham said today, it doesn't matter which gunfired

derrick watson is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. a grouch men got no an argument and opened fire near a grouch children in northeast last week. following this morning. breaking news in district heights. a home invasion and attempted robbery and ended in a shooting here. i'm justin finch working for you here on the scene gathering new details. follow me on twitter for updays. a live report coming up in 15 minutes. >> prince george's county police are still trying to figure out who their 13th murder victim is. detectives spent yesterday knocking on doors in the riverdale heights neighborhood. a man's body was found in the road sunday morning. >> police don't know the man's name but release this sketch. they say he's a hispanic man between 35 and 40 years old. police are offering a reward up to $25,000 information that tleen leads to an arrest and indictment. >>> people remember showing their support for a middle school principal. this san online petition for terren he's accused of slapping a girl on the back side after she refused to

derrick watson is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. inveig for two other men. police say a grouch men had an argument and opened fire near a group of children in northeast last week. a bullet hit 1-year-old jeremiah white as his father pushed him in a stroller. the baby is recovering. >>> new questions are being raised about the cost to confiscate and crush dozens of atvs and dirt bikes in the district. police released this video of the off road bikes at the scrap yard. the district paid more than $770 to transport them on a large flat bed truck to the yard. but a spokesperson said police broke even after getting paid for that scrap metal. officials opted not to sell the off road vehicles in toward keep them off the streets. >> some fairfax county families are showing support for a middle school principal after being arrested for assault. terrence with assaulting a student. he was accused back in april of slapping a girl on the rear in the school cafeteria. he resign in may. people create this online petition to show their support. hundred of people signed it s

police arrested derrick watson on tuesday. investigators are still search there is a reward for his arrest. that one-year-old boy who was shot, jeremiah white, is recovering. >>> a local chipotle restaurant is back open after being closed for two days because of a health scare. it's not clear why customers got sick. several customers complained of nausea and other probable lemts. investigators say the restaurant is cooperating. if you became sick after eating there, call the loudoun county health department. >>> they can be sick with no way of telling you. now there is a vaccine to protect the four-legged members of your family. what you should know about dog flu and the fight against it. >>> plus, pushing the purple line forward. it's the railway put on hold dozens of times. now a >>> that's not the sound a dog owner wants to hear. we want to let you know that cases of dog flu are on the rise. it is dangerous and also highly contagious. vets say dogs can get the flu from coming into contact with dogs at kennels, doggie day ca

derrick watson charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.veillance video captured the shooting on july 11 in an alley way off i street northeast. a one-year-old was hit in the crossfire. police are still looking for two other men seen in that video. they identified one man as saheed sulu. there's a $10,000 reward for anything leading to an arrest. the detectives are hoping the public can help them identify the thi >> ♪ >> we are closely monitoring a story that's involving an african robotics team that's gone missing. the group was here competing in an international competition that ended on tuesday and it gained global notoriety you'll remember when teen girls on a team from afghanistan were denied visas. this morning two of the missing teens on the african robotics team were last seen leaving the united states and entering canada. fox5's tisha lewis joins us live from northwest with more on this story. tisha. >> reporter: well, sarah, the team is from barundi yet a senior counselor here at the barundi embassy said they didn't even know that

night federal judge in hawaii loosen president trump's travel ban restrictions, us district judge derrick watson ordered the government not to enforce the ban on grandparents, grandchildren, brother-in-law, sisters in law, aunts, awning else, neices, never use, and cousins every people in the united states. judge watson says grandparent are the epitomy of close family members. >>> and right now, president trump is in france attending a military parade in honor every bastille day. questions swirl around his contact with the russians during the presidential election. here is cbs news corcon spent jane ferguson in paris. >> reporter: president trump in paris helping to celebrate bastille day quickly found leaving the country did not also mean leaving behind questions surrounding meddling. >> as far as my son is concerned, my son is a wonderful young man. >> the president defended donald trump, jr. regard ago meeting he had with a russian lawyer, promising damaging information on hillary clinton. >> zero happened from the meeting. honestly i think the press made big deal over something that real a l

hawaii appealed and a federal judge derrick watson agree dz that was too narrow. he called the administration's interpretation, i'm quoting, cherry picking. of course, watson said, close family members should include grandparents. >> most of us are simply baffled why the administration would exclude grandparents. it invited another challenge. if they hadn't left grandparents off the list, i doubt we would have had this appeal. >> reporter: so judge watson said the ruling should appease critics who he says close families should include grandparents and aunts, uncles, nephews, brothers and sisters in law. also said they should allow in most refugees from these six mostly muslim terror related countries, iran, libya, somalia, sudan, syria and yemen. that have ties to the u.s. organizations and most do, so the administration is now going to go back to the supreme court and ask them to reinstate that ban. i have a statement here from the attorney general jeff sessions that was just issued a few moments ago. i will quote, the supreme court has had to correct this lower

on thursday, judge derrick watson expanded the list of familial relationships people can use to get intorom one of the six muslim majority countries, listed in the executive order. the government's utilization of the specific family based visa provisions of the immigration and nationality act constitutes cherry picking and resulted in a predetermined and unduly restrictive reading of close familial relationships. other equally relevant federal immigration statutes define a close family in a much broader manner. attorney general jeff sessions says the decision undermines -- undermines national security and shows a lack of respect for the separation of power. 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 be included. 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 now to say t

derrick watson ruled the white house misinterpreted last month's supreme court decision when it excludedther the white house plans to appeal this. >> the senate gop's revised health care bill has no votes to spare. two republican senators are saying they will already vote against it. so can republicans turn the tide? how are they trying to do that today? cnn's suzanne malveaux is live on capitol hill. give us the latest there. >> good morning, alisyn. president trump already engaged in a twitter storm, if you will, four tweets this morning about this issue trying to salvage he's going to be back at his desk with pen in hand. republicans have to deliver on this promise. we've heard president trump aboard air force one expressing appreciation for the difficult testify of getting this passed. he said, and i'm quoting, he said it's the only thing more difficult than peace between palestinians and the health care is this narrow road about a quarter of an inch wide, you get a couple here, lost four over here. health care is tough. of course, health care is stuff, trying to bridge conservatives

judgeling by the district judge derrick watson's expanded the definition of close family to include aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, grandparents, grandchildren, cousins and sisters- and brothers-in-law. judge watston's order will also allow entry to refugees who have a formal assurance of placement from u.s. resettlement agencies. president trump told reporters aboard air force one wednesday night that he hopes to build a transparent wall along the us-mexico border, in a bizarre statement in which the president warned of the hazard of falling sacks of narcotics. a transcript of trump's remarks released by the white house reads -- "as horrible as it sounds, when they throw the large sacks of drugs over, and if you have people on the other side of the welcome you don't see them -- they hit you on the head with 60 pounds of stuff? it's over. as crazy as that sounds, you need transparency through that wall." trump also said he wasn't joking when he suggested the u.s.-mexico border wall should be covered in solar panels. in bakersfield, california, a 19-year-old african-american woman says she

district judge derrick watson ruled that refugees formally working toward resettlement should be allowed in. >> his expanded list also involves grandparents, grandchildren, brothers in law, sisters in law, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins. last night they appealed to the court seeking to undo the riling. >>> in california winds have forced a wild fooer that has burn 13d,000 acres. they feel the wind gusts would push the flames too close to homes in the town of ga le ta. the fire is about 50% contains. >>> flood fare fears are runnih in northern wisconsin after a 12-hour period. sand bags have been distributed and there are worries of water overrunning the blanks. three counties have been declared disaster zones. >>> on the east coast there are concerns and in arizona monsoon storms caused large dust storms in the phoenix area friday. a tornado warning was issued last evening, but no funnel clouds were spotted. >>> more on what's to come, we turn to meteorologist ed curran of our station wbbn. >> it looks dry in many areas but extremely hot today. high of 100 in phoenix, 115 in

derrick watson viewed that refugees formerly working towards resettlement should be allowed in. >> his expanded list includes grandparents, grandchildren, brothers in laws, sisters in law, aunts, uncles, nephews and nieces and cousins. they filed an emergency appeal seeking to undue the junl's ruling >>> in california, high winds where a week-long wild fire has burned 13,000 acres. firefighters fear the 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts would push the smoke and flames too close to homes in the town of galita. nearly 3,000 people were forced out so far. the fire is 50% contained. >>> flood fears are moving high through northern illinois and southern wisconsin after two months of rain fell during a 12-hour period. sandbags have been distributed. there are warnings about swollen rivers running over their banks. three illinois county vs. been declared disaster areas. >> on the east coast, there are high water concerns where parts of the new jersey shore were drenched and in arizona, monsoon sto storms caused large dust storms. a tornado warning was issued last evening but no funnel clouds were sp

on thursday judge derrick watson expanded the list of familial relationships people can use to get intoty countries, listed in the executive order. the government's utilization of the specific family based visa provisions of the immigration and nationality activity constitutes cherry picking and resulted in a predetermined and unduly restricted reading of close familial relationship. other equally relevant federal imadministration statutes -- immigration statute december -- define a close family in a broader manner. 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. at the very last minute that same day, that evening, they changed it and allowed fiances to be included. 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 now to say that how do you say that grandparent is not a close family member? >> the justices are on a three-month summer recess, but would likely deal with

warrant, members of the capitol hill area regional fugitive task force arrested 39-year-old derrick damon watsonnortheast d.c. the arrest was made in southeast washington, d.c.. watson is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and unlawful possession of a firearm, but we still need the public's assistance in this case. we have an additional arrest warrant for a man -- a 27-year-old sahid washington sulu of southeast d.c. we will be handing out these flyers with a photograph of this wanted suspect. we need the public's help in helping us find this gentleman and bringing him in to custody. we're also asking the community to continue to look at the video that we provided to assist us in identifying the third suspect in this case. it is our belief that all three of these men were involved in some kind of a dispute where they resorted to firearms. there was more than one child that was in the area as these grown men were firing weapons at each other in our community. so i'm asking the public to please take a second look at th version of the video that just shows the one person that we're contin

just last week judge derrick watson from hawaii passed out the narrow limits that the trump administration placed on who counts as close family when enforcing the president's discriminatory muslim ban. judge watson's decision shows the importance of ensuring we have federal judges who understand the rule of law and who also have an appreciation for the impact of the court's decisions on ordinary americans. nothing i've heard or read provides any reassurance that the american people can trust that mr. bush will put his views aside to render fair and impartial decisions. i urge my colleagues to oppose his nomination. i yield the floor. mrs. murray: mr. ? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: mr. president, at a time when millions of people nationwide are speaking out and making absolutely clear no to more tac on women's health and and no to the hatred president trump sowed on the campaign trade, it is unconscionable that my republican colleagues are moving to confirm a circuit court nominee that is so clearly antiwoman, anti-choice, and so clearly unqualified and u

district court, derrick watson, and i would hope that this is something we could support in this amendment. >> thank you, mr. pocan. chairman carter. >> 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's. so i will save time and not say them over again. >> okay. i will -- >> 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 who counted as close relatives. grandparents do not count, neither do grandchildren, brothers in law, sisters in law, uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces and cousins. a district court, as mr. pocan said, stated that 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. i rise in support of the pocan amendment. since united loving families should always be a goal. one of the greatest treasures we have in life and somet