among our guests congressman diane black on the unaffordable disaster that is obamacare. and if you are among those who thought the clinton foundation scandal would get worse you're right. new reports, the clinton foundation received 26 million dollars from sweden at the very same time the swedish government was lobbying hillary clinton's state department to abandon sanctions that threatened its business with iran and looks like the swedes got their money's worth from the clintons. that story coming up. >>> and the daily mail's francesca chambers and rich lowry join us tonight. >>> we begin with terrorism in communities like boston and garland, texas. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: lou, the witnesses testified this morning that there are a couple thousand hard core isis propagandists on the web with 50,000 followers. and yet another 200,000 are receiving their messages. on the situation in boston the fbi witness said the 26-year-old suspect usaama rahim had gone operational. >> the targets that are out there the

among our guests congressman diane black on the unaffordable disaster that is obama care. and hillary clinton may not be the very best retail politician we've ever seen in this country. in fact she seems to be more than a little grumpy. her poll numbers may be getting to her. she's finding all about 2016. >>. >> in iraq right now we have the right strategy a combination of coalition air strikes, training equipping, assisting, and effective local partners. that is the winning strategy. >> the state department also says 10,000 islamic state fighters have been killed by american air strikes in iraq and syria over the past nine months offering a body count for the first time over that period but that winning strategy m view of the white house certainly doesn't include disturbing new reports a major part of the u.s. effort to fight the islamic state now consisting of bombing the expensive military equipment that our own military provided the iraqis. equipment that is now fallen into the hands of the islamic state. this week iraqi prime minister dropped a bombshell admitting tha

among our guests congressman diane black on the unaffordable disaster that is obama care. and hillary clinton may not be the very best retail politician we've ever seen in this country. in fact, she seems to be more than a little grumpy. her poll numbers may be getting to her. she's finding all about 2016. >>. >> in iraq right now we have the right strategy a combination of coalition air strikes, training, equipping, assisting, and effective local partners. that is the winning strategy. >> the state department also says 10,000 islamic state fighters have been killed by american air strikes in iraq and syria over the past nine months offering a body count for the first time over that period, but that winning strategy m view of the white house certainly doesn't include disturbing new reports a major part of the u.s. effort to fight the islamic state now consisting of bombing the expensive military equipment that our own military provided the iraqis. equipment that is now fallen into the hands of the islamic state. this week iraqi prime minister dropped a bombshell admitting

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another called the book incredibly inspiring, noting that diane had captured the story not just of a group of amazing black men and their mentor but an era. senior editor at bloomberg business week diane first wrote about this time at holy cross history in the 2007 article for business week and has worked since then to expand the story into a book. we are delighted she is with us today to share her experiences researching, interviewing and writing "fraternity." we are equally delighted to welcome eddie jenkins, class of 1972, who is over here to my right, who is one of the prominent men featured in the book. i have to kid eddie. he played for the patriot and the giants. [laughter] >> i don't think he has the superbowl ring on. you had it in new york last night. [laughter] >> we were kidding about who he might be rooting for this weekend. he remarked he was cut by the giants. shortly after he was designated the team's player rep. he learned leadership skills at holy cross as we all know and carried them right on to the nfl. and now it is my pleasure to welcome diane brady who will offer remarks before openi

metal. 34-year-old juan diana seen in the facebook photo crossed the center line, his black ford fusion rammed diane correo white ford taurus head on and it took rescuers two hours to pry open the 50-year-old car and found her dead inside. >> i can't believe it. kevin: cindy lives next door to the town home she shared with the husband, daughter and two pet dogs. >> i can't imagine a loss of her. i can't mention that. kevin: investigators say diana admitted to drinking before the crash. >> i had no idea it was going on. i was in shock. kevin: the neighbors james banister knows the painful outcome of alcohol mixed with cars. >> it's sad. it's a problem. my grand parents were killed by a drunk driver in 1977. i know how that feels. you know, it's senseless. kevin: today no answer at the diana silver spring home. police confirm he drove for uber but the company tells us he was not working on the night of the crash. >> life is precious. you know? got to live each day for what it is. yeah. when it's senseless like that and there is nothing you can do about it, it's a shame. maureen: uber told kevin lewis

he was among nine church members killed in an attack on a historic black church in charleston. diane eastabrook joins us from columbia. thousands turned out to pay their respects. >> that's right. many of the mourners who came out to the state house today to pay tribute to clementa pinckney say they didn't know him, but felt compelled to come out because of the tragedy of the shootings. >> a horse drawn case carrying state senator clementa pinckney's body arrived at the carolina state house this afternoon. honour guards men from the state guard patrol inside. his family and two daughters walking behind. the line to view clementa pinckney's body stretched from the row tonneda to the streets. thousands waited for hours in the heat. >> i wanted to pay tribe ute for what he has done in the years. >> i represent the university of state carolina he was always interested in the wellbeing of the south carolina. >> this family affected the whole nation not just south carolina, i felt compelled to be here. >> it has been a clash point since dylann roof gunned done clementa pinckney and others

diane correo who died in that crash. this the aftermath of what can only be described as a horrific collision. you can see a white ford taurus. a black ford focus with heavy damage. juan diana was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. like i said diane died at the scene. today the montgomery police admit that juan diana admit to drinking before to getting in the vehicle. diane lived in a community with her husband and her daughter. she was a personal trainer who loved her family and dog. >> i saw her sunday morning walking her dog with her daughter outside. to be here one day and three days later find out she is not with us is a shock. >> a wonderful lady. a lovely mother. a good friend to have. crazy love for her daughter she has. kevin: coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- i will tell you about the alleged drunk driver juan diana and his connection to uber. but for now we are live in derwood, kevin lewis. alison: thank you. well some residents in arlington are raising concern today about a particular set of flyers that have been seen around the area. leon: northern virginia burrow chef jeff goldberg tells us the person behind

diane of indiana. mr. myers rant is too common from leaders of the black community.ler i am offended that jeb bush pandered to the latin community by speaking spanish in his speech. paul naturalized citizens are required to take a test. speaking spanish does provide comfort to some americans. greg schneider, you should not make fun of a serious story like prisoner escape. miller and waters are funny you are not. the segment with megyn was just too funny. thanks for making awful news a bit more tallerable. bill what are you going to bring to don't be a pin head tour down under? time is a problem. long trip from new york city. we believe tickets to see us make the ultimate father's day gift. we have shows in st. louis, chicago, south florida at the hard rock hotel. phoenix, vegas. if you go to bill o'reilly.com we will link you to the box office. bill you mentioned your book for children i asked my 15-year-old daughter if she knew anything about hitler and she replied who. thus the book. after the great success of killing patton we fashioned a book a fun and very educa

diane roberts profiles a nonprofit organization whose goal is to help minorities fly high. >> reporter: young black men in tuxes, not the visual you're used to seeing in the media, but it's what the organization fly, future leaders and entrepreneurs, want you to get used to. sam seesay is one of the co- founders of fly. they work with student athletes of roosevelt high school teaching them life skills like entrepreneurship, financial literacy and how to be gentlemen. >> i know it helped out a couple teammates and i was like, you know what? this could be a good thing. >> reporter: the recently graduate senior and two of his rough rider teammates started a business from what they learned at fly which is to fill a need. how do not top tier athletes get recruited? since december they've helped three get scholarships. >> my biggest goal is just to help people and some people, even though they can do something theirselves, they don't know how to or where to start. >> wow, when they called us and told us hey, guys, we got a business idea we want to talk to you about, we're like wow. >> reporter: remember

black church. the church pastor who is also a state senator received a special honor in the capitol. diane eastabrook is at the state capital with more. diane. >> thousands turned it to pay their final respects to clementa pinningclementapinckney. >> just after noon. honor guardsmen from the state highway patrol carried pinckney's casket inside. his family and two daughters walking behind. the line to view pinckney's body stretched from the state hoation house rotunda to the street. standing in the heat. >> for all of south carolina's for all americans. >> i represented the university of south carolina up at the state house for years and he was always interested in the well-being of the people of south carolina. >> this tragedy has affected not only south carolina but the whole nation. so being in colombia i felt to come over. i didn't know him. >> the confederate flag flying on the state house grounds has become a flash point since 21-year-old dylann roof gunned down pinckney and eight others last wednesday. governing nikki haley wants it taken down and the state legislature is expected t

black race through the issue once you feel that her genetic comes from black, why shouldn't she have the right to say that? host: dianetennessee. go ahead. caller: i would like to first say that i am a 64-year-old black woman. on my first certificate they call me "colored." i am very light-skinned. before my hair started turning gray it was like brown with lard in it. -- blonde in it. leave this woman alone. if she was to be identified as being colored that is her business. she has done a wonderful job. we need to wake up. it is white people out there that are darker than me. have a good day. host: daily mail decided to do an investigation. this is from the website. the investigation that they did revealed she has no black relatives dating back to 1671. her ancestors came to the u.s. from europe and have no bloodlines legume and two slaves or africa. host: she denied she is a white woman posing as a black woman and culminated in the claim she's not sure the white parents are her parents are. -- host: franklin in d.c., what are your thoughts? caller: thank you for taking my call. i am very happy that this has come out.

black diamond mines regional preserve and spread to contra loma regional park. >> grant:our crews are staying on scene as the firefight continues. >> grant:we'll be updating this grass fire in antioch throughout the night. >> diane: concord at 84 degrees. it is not as bloody as we expected but with the dry vegetation it will signify or indicate fire even more. 12 to 15 for antioch with the wind speed. they should die down in the evening hours later on this evening. it will heat things up pretty quickly. tomorrow by 12 already in the '90s for fairfield danville livermore, napa clover deal and sonoma. at 3:00 to 4:00 you will get to the 100 degrees with a pink area there in the inland location. the peninsula will be the upper 70's would talk more about the heat won't expect a cool down next! >> pam: the fourth of july holiday is still more than a week away, but with hot weather in the forecast, and dry conditions across the state, fire officials are already warning people that using fireworks. even safe and sane ones... could pose a serious fire risk. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is in petaluma tonight. where officials say, improper use of fireworks could result in hefty fines. charles... >> >> reporter:yeah,