so, if justin fairfax, the lieutenant governor of virginia is going to get this due pcess it appears at thi t po day 'sin court by his own hand by filing this lawsuit against cbsd today. we s mention and this is important the only defendant in this is cbs. he did not sue his two accusers whichs very inrestg to lotfeopl we spoke to in virginia today. >> wow, cbs is the one with the money. m illion. all right, tom fitzgerald, thank you. >> on capitol hill house democrats continue their push toward a impeachment inquiry against president ump. today the house judiciary committee approved a resolution that sets a few show. some areas through the wes won't even get out of the 60's. how out that for a friday. feeling like fall but the weekend features warme temperatures again. i'll have that in your seven-day. angie. >> thanks so much. >>> meet frederick county' new canines edie oden and az sewer. they'lazur. that will he help locate and seize illegal narcotics. they went through an intense initial tining period and will continue to train throughout their ceers. adorable. >> very cute can.

great grandfather simon fairfax from slavery in fairfax county, virginia.e was freed by a man named thomas fairfax. my father had a copy of the document two days before our inauguration. he gave a copy of it to me. i saw it for the first time in my life 20 minutes before i walked on the steps of the capitol on inauguration day to take the oath of office as the 41st lieutenant governor as the commonwealth of virginia. i had that document in my breast pocket. 220 years later, simon fairfax's great, great, great grandson was being sworn in as a number two in command in the same state where he was enslaved. god is good and the arc of universe is long but it ultimately bends toward justice. and today we mark this commemoration to ensure the world will remember how the united states of america got its start. enslaved africans whose labor and lives are foundational to the beginning and the success of our nation. we stand today on sacred and hallow ground from which sprang the foundation of america. we also stand in the awe-inspiring intersection of 400 years of a

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justin fairfax, mark caring, and former lieut. gov. john hager.nd we welcome members of the governors cabinet. and former gov. allen, and robert mcdonald, we also want to welcome members of the supreme court, state legislators, jordan harris from pennsylvania, and toi hutchinson. and of course our tribal chief, from austin, and stephen adkins , and chickahominy indian tribe , and stephen adkins. we also want to welcome local officials and the chairman of the national endowment of democracy and the president of the university of virginia. on behalf of the joint assembly we are thankful that you are here to be part of this commemoration. the clerk will report a resolution. >> commemorative the first representative legislative assembly in the western hemisphere. wears 2019 marks the 400th anniversary of the first virginia gen. assembly. when they met on july 30, and whereas members of the virginia company implement it a series of reform that resulted in gov. george yeardley selecting two sellers from each of the areas that would attend a general asse

statewide elected officials, the honorable justin fairfax, the honorable mark herring, the honorablenor. we also want to certainly welcome members of the governor's cabinet. our former governors, the honorable george allen. the honorable gerald l. balals, the honorable james s. gilmore, the honorable robert f. mcdonald. we also want to welcome our members of the supreme court. state legislators, the honorable jordan harris, pennsylvania, the honorable tori hutchinson, illinois. and, of course, our tribal ch f chiefs, chief linnet alston, chief w. frank adams, indian chief, chief emeritus ken adams, chief steven r. atkins, chief john lightner. chief ann richardson. we also want to welcome our local officials and the honorable andrew h. carr jr., the chairman of the national endowment of democracy and james e. ryan, the president of the university of virginia. on behalf of the entire joint assembly, we are thankful you are all here to be a part of this commemoration with us. [ applause ] the clerk will report a resolution. >> commemorative session joint resolution, commemorating the fi

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it's also good to see our lieutenant governor justin fairfax. thank you for being here, and to all of our legislators, thank you for your attendance this morning and thank you for your leadership in virginia. as was said , i served as lieutenant governor, and that gave me at deep appreciation for the history of the senate as part of the general assembly. i appreciate general normans service in the senate. i am privileged to be here with him and all you commemorating such important events in our state and our country's his three. we are gathered here this morning at the spot where 400 years ago, representative democracy began on this continent. we look back across these 400 years as the colony of jamestown it's hard to imagine what life is like in that colony. jamestown was an experiment that merely failed it was not founded to give birth to a new way of government or to be it was founded it was played in a martial lifestyle a government. it did not make virginia an attractive place to come. colonists were not eager to go to virginia. to save the

>> we get those calls all the time in fairfax, virginia. it's an open carry state. it's to train your officers and callers to get as much tactical information as possible, that, too, is a tragedy waiting to happen if our officers and dispatchers are not trained to take the right action, we could take the wrong action creating fear in the community. >> i can imagine. mr. chairman, my time is up. >> thank you very much mr. chairman for your leadership in this important hearing and the committee, along with the speaker for her comments earlier during the hearing. i am one of the co-chairs of the victims' rights caucus and the victims' rights caucus, bipartisan effort here for years deals with the effects of gun violence across america. and clearly what this committee's trying to do is not only pass meaningful legislation in congress, but to shed a light and to try to coordinate a strategy that involves all of our society in america, because this is an epidemic. yesterday a high school students felt might shoot up a school later post. and police arrested a 16-year-old f

wever, unviolence is present in fairfax county. and i wanted to start with two examples from the recent year. two tragic cases, both the same, unrelated to each other, but the same, a young mother takes a firearm and kills her two young children and then uses the gun as a mechanism to have death by suicide. one in mclean, virginia and great falls, virginia. unacceptable. this trauma needs to stop. and major city chiefs association and the american people have looked to the united states congress and the white house for many years to take a leadership role in passing commonsense measures to keep firearms in the hands of law-abiding americans and out of the hands who will do harm to our families, friends, neighbors and everyone that we love in our community. we urge you in the strongest possible terms to immediately act to reduce the trauma of the every day gun violence and slaughter of innocent people during what feels like a never-ending episode of mass shootings in our country, in our schools, entertainment venues places of worshi

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fairfax county's local leaders have already started that for years. theirsly, getting past general assembly in richmond is an obstacle. is a gun rights states, like many states. when we talk about the issues in the local level of these mass tragedies, or individual we do the psychological autopsy, if you will, of the person who inflicted the violence. we are lacking legislation to prevent those. psychologicalhese investigations revealed to us. as i told my peers throughout the country, our ability to also on a national effort report the tracking of firearms such as transfers, loss, or theft of firearms. it is not consistent. fbi'son the chair of the reporting system. on an annual basis, we wrestle with that ability on a national level to track all of this. yes, we need to take local action at the same time because we are not getting the federal action. >> on the issue of open carry? sure what virginia poss laws are. but, do you ever report citizens calling in and saying i saw a -- i just saw somebody strapped with an assault rifle, carrying it open, o

helena napa, fairfax, vallejo, and off to the higher locations of east san jose.re's what we know about the weather event as we head throughout the next two days. i think it's going to last as we head into wednesday, 90s to 100s for the inland values. the fire warning is in the hills. that's where we have the guest chance of gusts with on and off gusts. the other side effect is going to warm up at the coast beaches into the 70s and san francisco even getting into the 80s. while we're not expecting 100 degree heat that of course is dangerous there as well. if you don't have ac start thinking about that in san francisco and make sure you stay hydrated. now, the other thing we're going to undergo is very warm mornings as this heat arrives, 70s for the south bay, peninsula, and try tri-valley. what about the daytime heat tomorrow? maxing out at 101 in concord, 101 in antioch t96 in san jose. we're back in 8 minutes with the fire danger rating index and where we are as we head to tomorrow's forecast. >>> up next, were they boosting the company's profits at the expense

virginia state patrol got a call about a woman driving recklessly here on 66 in fairfax county around 1 is:4 this afternoon and as troopers were responding that driver they say ran off the teinte and struck a sign pole. so again this was eastbound 66 of at route 28. her car then caught on fire. and sky fox was overhead. you can see what her vehicle looked like aftward. incredibly this woman walked away from the crash uninjured accorde.g to polic she was under arrest, though, accud of driv under the influence. that sign pole she h was deemed unstable structurally insound so cruz spent hours taking that down and as a result there were a lot of to getome from work todayying back out here live now, this was a traffic mess. 66 of, now downle a sig. but, you know the good news is nobody got hurt and thiwill nobt impacting your commute tomorrow morning. back to you. >> and we have more breaking ws now out of canada. doingprime minister damage control after a photo of him wearing brown face surfaces time magazine released the story tonightea they relsed the photo you see here. that's not pto

here's a quote by lieutenant governor fairfax on this lawsuit.sregard of the truth. knowing failure to follow even rudimentary journalistic standards and a failure to follow up on leads that would demonstrate the allegations to be false. here's a statement from cbs. we stand by our reporting and we will vigorously defend this lawsuit. not only does this lawsuit have two legs left the stand on, in other words this is going nowhere most likely. but is not going to get elected. this isn't going to resurrect his political career and he's lucky he still has a job. >> it's amazing that he's been able to survive with these kinds of allegations. of course legally he's entitled to the benefit of the doubt. this is not a criminal investigation but if you watch those interviewers and said the last year they are really gripping and as these women describe what they say justin fairfax allegedly did to them. the only way to knock it down would be to show that this is completely false and i think this lawsuit failed to do that. it fails in my view to say that c

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. >> nothing like this has ever happened in the history of the fairfax county police department. >> it06. an armed man known to fairfax police officers stormed lieutenant's station murdering two of his fellow officers. >> i was positive there was no way i could go back to work. i had no clue how i would face anybody. >> that's because a supervisor partly blamed him for the shooting. he exchanged harsh words with the shooter weeks before the shooting. he lived with his guilt but forced himself back to work. >> i was able to put it in the proverbial box inside, and i would just put everything inside and kind of try and forget about it. and at the end, my box was full. there wasn't anything else that was going in it, and i was just looking for a way out. >> i don't want to get another phone call in the middle of the night saying that an officer has taken his own life. we have to get the message out there right away that it's all right to ask for health. >> in new york city, this man gave the eulogy at his friend's funeral. >> i ask myself every day what did i miss? what signs did i miss?

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it is also good to see our lieutenant governor, justin fairfax. for being here. and our attorney general, mark herring, and to all of our legislators. thank you for your leadership in virginia. as was said, i served in the along with my friend, senator norman. presided over that body as lieutenant governor. that gave me a deep appreciation for the history of the senate as part of our general assembly. i appreciate senator norman's service and leadership in the senate. i feel privileged to be here today,m and all of you commemorating such important events in our state and our country's history. here this morning yearss spot where 400 ago, representative democracy began on this continent. we look back across these 400 of jamestowncolony and from our perspective, in to imagine what life was like in that colony. and it's hard to imagine now when the ideas of america and democracy are so rooted in our was anhat jamestown experiment that nearly failed. founded to give birth to a new way of governing or to be an incubator for our lofty ideals of freedom. founded to make

and lieutenant general -- just in fairfax. we have a number of legislators here, including the president pro tem of the senate. i want to thank all the legacy groups that are here. i saw one young lady from the dar who is looking patriotic and reminded me we need to extend our appreciation. i want to thank all the members of the general assembly who are here. with that,, -- and we will adjourn and continue the commemoration activities over at the jamestown settlement. thank you for being here. [applause] >> this year works the 400th anniversary of the first meeting of the virginia general assembly in jamestown which established representative government and the colony. -- in the colony. you can watch more on this anniversary on the american history tv website. >> from the early 1960's until about 1980, filmmaker robert newman produced a number of documentaries on social justice issues for the united church associated with an united church of christ. next, duffe dissent of the gove, the duffey campaign in 1970. activist who one

president fairfax, sometimes i would need him in the senate of virgin virginia. sir david hosted 2019 commemoration delegates and has been keenly interested in the history of jamestown and all the relevant matters of today. we'renered to invite sir william to offer remarks on intersection and impact on democracy worldwide. sir david. [ applause ] >> thank you for that generous greeting. i know some may have difficulty seeing me staring into the sun. you can shut your eyes, there's nothing to see. on this day, this very day, 400 years ago and this place something special happened. the first meeting of an elected assembly in what was then. it was a real meeting. discursive, i'm afraid, ultimately productive. it sat here as you well know at the hottest time of the year. hot enough to kill one of its members. we now have an idea what the weather would have been like through those hot days. a year later a very similar assembly was held in bermuda. it's not just in the spirit of antiquarianism that it's to be acknowledged. it's important not only to you all here in vir

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instead of heading straight into fairfax county, they will move around. they go to a place called chambers. it's their legion of five will today. form.omes a stepping off if this is not working, go around. what there i will turn toward -- again, it's not much of anything today. it has been eaten up by the city this is aton, but small, small village where all of these converge and these, of course, our road. a foothold out of washington. get more comfortable. and finally push these forces back. to be a testout run for the battle of innesville. here we are specifically the opening days of september 1861. it's only six miles from cambridge. the garrison crossed the river. jump.a hop, skip, and a they can move out and begin to push those confederate forces back. keep that in mind. that is the idea. the village itself is hardly impressive. again, the woodcut that appears seeharpers weekly," you what they say. miserable broken downtown, very virginian in aspect. [laughter] there is a signpost, hardly a town in wisconsin. again, it does not matter how many house

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mÁs bien agarra fuerza en la noche y nos va a permitir refrescar las temperaturas. 101 desde fairfax.hÍa desde oakland la ciudad de san francisco. estÁn detenidos. tenemos una situaciÓn hacia la autopista, la carretera 4 en direcciÓn este y viajando a concord un accidente removido. y algo de demora en la zona. >>> hacia la carretera 280 en direcciÓn norte. antes de la calle 11. tenemos un incendio de maleza pequeÑo, que se trata de controlar. definitivamente stam viendo el impacto de la 280 antes de la calle 11. evite la zona, tome la 101 buen tiempo detrÁs del volante. es lo que les traigo. continuamos con mÁs. >>> la selecciÓn mexicana estÁ de nuevo envuelta en un escÁndalo que involucra a mujeres y le tendrÉ todos los detalles. >>> el fÚtbol club barcelona el tercer uniforme lo he visto en otro sitio antes, la inspiraciÓn detrÁs del kit retro del barza al regresar de la pausa. te apresuras para ir al trabajo, con la cara enterrada en tu teléfono. ¡para! mira hacia arriba. voltea a ambos lados. es un mundo ocupado y estamos todos juntos en esto. vaya con cuidado, california. >>> los

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fairfax has cbs hired information indicating one accusation was false but chose to ignore it.d the network did not doing a fact-checking on the other accusation. a spokesperson for cbs tells fox news that the company stands by the reporting and will vigorously defend itself in court. the feds say every single crewmember onboard the dive boat that sank off the coast of southern california was asleep when the fire broke out and killed 34 people. the national transportation safety board confirms is a the ship was required to have a roaming watchman awake at night. it comes after coast guard made new recommendations stemming from that fire. they include limits on the charging of lithium-ion batteries and the use of power strips and extension cords. the "los angeles times" reports investigators are looking into that as a potential cause. william la jeunesse reporting. he is alive in california 55 miles northwest of los angeles. >> right now the currents are too dangerous so they are hour by hour. let me bring you up to speed on the investigation you were talking about. three crewme

this is where we find msnbc's ali velshi in the abaco islands where fairfax county search and rescues assisting in the recovery effort. i see a chopper going on behind you, ali. what's up? >> i can't hear you because of this. this is a chopper that was used by the fairfax county, virginia, search and rescue, they're working under of auspicious of the agency for international development, they're one of the special search and rescue teams that have come down here. florida has one of that. you might have video of that earlier today going door to doctor looking for bodies. this group has come back after doing something a little different, they've overflown areas of the bahamas that have not otherwise been checked by bahamian authorities. they went door to door, couldn't drive in some of the places, they were going to check whether people had medical needs or bodies that needed to be removed or whether there were buildings that were in danger of collapsing. they are reporting that to bahamian authorities who will follow up. a lot of work on marsh in this area that i'm in, is being done b

fairfax county's local leaders have already started that for years, and obviously getting past their general assembly in richmond is an obstacle. obviously, virginia is a gun right state, like many other states, and when we talk about the issues of the local level of the mass tragedies or the individual tragedies and we do the psychological autopsy, if you will, of the person who inflicted the violence, we are lacking legislation to prevent those. we know what these psychological autopsies or the homicide investigations reveal to us. when i talk to my peers across this country through the major city chiefs, and especially our ability to also on the national effort report the tracking of firearms such as transfers, the loss or the theft of firearms, it is not consistent. i sit on the chair of the fbi's national incident base reporting system, and on the annual basis, we wrestle with that ability on the national level to track all of this, so yes, we need to take local action at the same time, because we are not getting the federal action. >> on the issue of open carry, and i'm not sur

fairfax and mare beach. >> reporter: that's not bad. >> it's great. >> reporter: she is working with a petition with 10,000 signatures and says the voices may untimately be the loudest. >> and the amazon customers. >> reporter: we reached out to amazon and they have not responded for a comment. for her part she says the next objective is sacramento for statewide support for this effort. in mill valley, wilson walker. >>> amazon launched a push to reduce the amount of packaging in the orders partly to save on shipping costs. . >>> here's a look at our top stories at 5 #:30 now a belvedere man faces charges including manslaughter and driving under the influence after a boating accident killed his 11-year-old son near angel island. the older son was also injured when both brothers were thrown overboard. . >>> governor newsom announcing a crackdown and vaping including a 20 million dollar campaign to warn the public about the harmful health effects. and a push to regulate counterfeit vaping products. >>> more than a thousand people marched through san francisco demanding that central ame

we network had aired interviews with ten who aused fairfax of sexual assault.e denied thallegations, and says cbs failed to properly investigate and fact-check their stories. the network says it stands by its rerting. an initial investigation of a scuba boat fire f southern california shows all six crew members were asleep athe time. the national transportation safety board says it found no obchanical or electrical ms that started the fire. coast guard video captured the boat burning, before dawn on september 2. the fire killed 34 people below deck. the governing body of college sports is sounding the alarm over a move in california to let student athletes hire agents and signetndorsements. state laakers gave final approval last night to a bill allowing exactly that. the n.c.a.a. says it would giv california schools an unfair recruiting advantage, anit warns they could be banned from some competitions. the group is urging governor gavin newsom to veto the measure. and, on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 45 points to close at 27,182. s&e nas

you'll be able to see here it includes hills of the northeast and also for the south bay right around fairfaxnoma, napa, saint helena, berkeley, oakland, fremont. and down to the south bay it's the eastern foothills of san jose and also surrounding hills there of gilroy. sustained winds of 10 to 20. so, that's your steady wind. but those occasional gusts could be 20 to 40-miles-an-hour with humidity down to 10%. so, these are things you really have to start thinking about.

beltway swamp where you had sanctuary cities and counties on both sides of the swamp in maryland and in fairfax county and arlington were several of the hijackers intersected with illegal alien day laborers at 7-eleven's who took them to dmv's to obtain id that allowed them to board planes that were driven into the world trade center in shanksville pennsylvania and the pentagon. and the failure to learn those lessons endangers all of us. have aa that we should strict immigration enforcement system is not because i hate muslims were because i hate people from central america or mexico. i think it's that sort of onomaniacal concentration redefining policy criticisms as quote and quote hate it has led to the paralysis that we have and this is very deliberate on the part of groups like media lab -- matters which labeled me a white nationalists without having a single specific criticism or reputation of anything in the nearly 500 pages of the book that i just -- anyed but alone evan of the seven total books that i've written including the others on immigration. host: mark. independent. the problem w

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foreign policy in the middle east he joins us via skype from fairfax virginia good to have you back on the program the victims' families have been lobbying the government for years to get this information but why do you think it's taken so long to get the disclosure i mean 3 different administrations have been in office now only now has this been revealed. that's correct the families of the victims and their lawyers have been trying to get more information they haven't been able to do so because the previous administrations and this one up till now have claimed that national security concerns prevent the administration from releasing all the information so the question is really about a specific part of the report produced in 2012 by the f.b.i. there were 4 pages that were redacted and not given to going to families and we then those 4 pages there are several names mentioned actually 3 names 2 of whom have been released in the past and we're familiar with are on what are you me and also if i had a little maid or you know from california associated with the embassy and the consular pres

he joins us now from fairfax virginia thank you very much for joining us and firstly your thoughts on the interview we heard then there from hashem that there were certain key things that were missing how do you think the crown prince came across. i agree with the. assessment i mean it was interesting to see the interview and the sense that he doesn't get m.b.a.'s doesn't give interviews very frequently this is the 1st probably interview that he gave since the murder. but with all due respect to see c.b.s. the 60 minutes and to norah o'donnell i don't think the. interview was aggressive enough i didn't think it was aggressive enough to pursue some of the more serious questions although there were 2 or 3 questions that were already serious were asked but again with all due respect i think the interview. raise more questions them than answers that from the problems of course saudi perspective and i think it was a good exercise in public relations and the tommy of course no coincident with the anniversary of. the deaths clearly a lot of questions still to be asked that the crown prince a

of vallejo, you can see delays for southb, a spot ri now, new delays as you wake your way out of fairfax is clear into san francisco. westbound bayshore freeway starting to load up. your brake lights into richmond. >> i have an update for you on some breaking news out of afghanistan. there were two separate bombings happening early today. the death toll is climbing just shy of 50 people. the first bombing you are looking at video up, that happened at a presidential rally re 26 people were killed, 42 were injured, among them women and children. this was a presidential rally for the president. he is unharmed. there was a second attack, this happened at the u.s. embassy in kabul. that situation, 22 people were killed, six were military. at this point, the taliban is claiming responsibility for both. we will continue to monitor this and bring you more. >>> this is all i look at moffett field where sometime this morning president trump will land for his first visit in the bay area since becoming president. details of his visit are being kept secret. officials are saying the president is expec

. >> and it wasn't just students getting involved, the fairfax based group mothers out front are showing their support. they rallied at john marshal this morning. the group says it will continue to support student's actions during the up week ofco deations. >>> many who took partmo in the protests here in dc were students 20 montgomery county. bethesda red at the and silver spring metro stops before heading downtown. today we'reold willot be an excused absence despite a request 20 county executive elrich. he asked the superintendent to let students go on this climate strike without penalty but the school board said no, writing students who want t engage should do so at school. that is the topic at today's fox5 instapoll, should participating at a climate forke be an excused absence students.looks like 70 percent y no, you can vote on5d foxcom or our app. >>> live look at the white house right where president trump and first lady melania will host their second ever whiteouse state dinner tonight. the guests of honor are the costralian prime ministett morrison and his wife. ed golfer greg

we were there today with the fairfax county search and rescue team, checking neighborhoods in abaco, and that's where we met micheline, cooking inside an abandoned school. her home destroyed. she told us she lost four friends, and plans to live here as long as she's allowed. it's unclear how long the search and rescue teams will be on the island, but the team we traveled with today says they plan on staying until the job is done. david? >> marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> we turn next to a developing headline. the opioid crisis in america and tonight, a source now telling us purdue pharma, the maker of oxycontin, has reached a tentative deal to settle thousands of lawsuits, it could involve billions of dollars. and here's abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: tonight, purdue pharma, the maker of oxycontin, reaching a tentative deal with more than 20 states and 2,000 local governments to settle claims over the nation's deadly opioid epidemic. a source close to the negotiations tells abc news the pharma giant will pay up to $12 billion, including $

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