dr. jackie, thank you. >>> a surprise discovery tucked away under the floorboards. a love letter lost since world war ii. what was inside? and the effort to finally i'm at higher risk fore as depression.ave a stroke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. ♪ >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. >> i think he asked me to dinner. and he wanted to stay on as the fbi head, and i said, i'll consider, we'll see what happens. and at that time he told me, you are not under investigation. >> president trump admitting to nbc's lester holt in an exclusive interview that he asked former fbi director james comey whether he was under investigation for colluding with russia during the campaign. the president saying comey told him three times, once in person and twice over the phone, no. we want to bring in nbc p

dr. jackie, allergies, cause us to miss work so we know that the allergies cause children to miss school.ow much school time, class time are we talking about here? >> sadly, a lot. they affect over 40% of the kids in the united states, that adds up to 10,000 missed school days per day in the united states and then there's also this problem called presentism which means you may be in school or in the chair but you're not all there because you're so distracted by the fatigue and itching and sneezing. >> and while the medicine they may take mayp better is that hurting them? >> it does. it can do them more harm. if you give them ben drill they're literally asleep before they got to the end of the exam. better medications to give them are the nasal sprays, they don't have those side effect easy. >> it's really an issue that you think needs to be attacked on two front. first of all, at school. what can schools do to keep the kids from missing so much class time and perform better when they're there? >> there are things they can do like simple things put a high efficiency filter in or ask the la

dr. gupta. >> reporter: sisters jackie and carla waiting for a half marathon at disneyland. >> we are big disney we hold hands and we skip into the park because we're excited. >> reporter: the sisters bond through running, having raced dozens of events through the years yet their next race is different. >> hearing the words that i have cancer was probably the hardest thing i've had to hear. >> reporter: last october 31-year-old jackie was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. she's gone through three rounds of chemo therapy limiting her strength and immune system but she's determined to finish the race with her sister. >> right now that i'm halfway through treatments, i want to feel normal. >> cancer, that's not what defines my sister. >> cancer's not stopping me from running, not at all. >> reporter: this "star wars" theme disneyland half marathon takes a run through the magic kingdom. >> go! >> five miles in, the strain on her body is wearing her down, but her team was there to help her by mile 12, she got up to finish on foot. >> there you go. finish it strong. >> look at those happy faces. >

jackie robinson's life. he was a writer, columnist, great dad, wonderful husband. >> dr.age to barack through baseball's color barrier was only part of his story. after his playing days he was a lines of the civil rights movement. >> my dad would travel south to go on marches, to raise money for the sieve rights movement, whatever was needed. >> reporter: sharon sees the museum as a way to educate young people on how no matter where they may start they can make a huge difference. >> there is so much about jackie robinson that could have been any black kid in this country. he got lucky when the opportunity came for him, he was ready to step into that position. >> reporter: jackie robinson passed away in 1972. through his foundation and now the museum, which should open in 2019, the centennial of his birth. his legacy remains alive and well. >> so great that they're getting his story out there. did you see the movie 42. fantastic? >> was it. >> all about how he broke the barrier in the first few games. entry into the mlb, amazing. >> definitely overdue. thanks to robin robe

dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm jackied york. tragedy struck in new york city's times square today, an out-of-control car barreling into pedestrians killing an 8-year-old woman, her 13-year-old sister and 21 others were injured. nypd i did fighting the driver as richard rojas, a navy veteran from the bronx. more sobriety testing is being done, he's been charged with dui twice in the past. house oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz resigning from congress next month. the utah republican says it's time to spend more time with his family, but he did not mention the investigation he's overseeing and to president trump's firing of fbi director james comey. south carolina were dominic congressman trey gaudi has been mentioned as one of the possible replacements for him. log onto foxnews.com, have a great night. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to hannity, fake news roundup come out tonight's edition features a disgraced former cbs anchor dan rather, he won't go away. last night he said on msnbc rather gleefully announcing the medi

dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. >> live from america's news headquarters. i am jackie new york. trump continues his european journey with a stop in belgium. the wake of monday's deadly bomb attack in manchester, the president is expected to address the global terrorism crisis. then he is off to sicily with members of the g7 group. the president returned saturday but he hits the road again on june 1st for a campaign in iowa. the justice department says jeff sessions did not disclose on a security clearance form, meetings he had last year with foreign dignitaries including the russian ambassador. a spokesman says an fbi employee is assigned to explain the farm. those encounters didn't happen because they were routine part of the sessions job as senator. now back to "hannity." for all of your headlines log onto foxnews.com. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity" ." the investigation continues into the deadly terrorist attack in manchester, england, on monday night, it killed over 20 people and injured over 100 others. the terrorist responsible for this masker spent three week

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