she had moved to europe to live with her fiance.ope to live with herfiance. they who had. she had moved to europe to live with her fiance. they called the netherlands home but had come to london for the weekend, and we are told today that she died in the arms of her fiance. her family told today that she died in the arms of herfiance. herfamily put told today that she died in the arms of her fiance. her family put out an extraordinary statement talking about her commitment to work with the homeless. they encourage people to do volunteer work and said if they go and do that, tell them christie sent you. we've also been taught by the french authorities that a french national lost their life, and we also heard from the sister of a man called james mcmullan, who confirmed her brother was also one of those who died. this was also one of those who died. this was also one of those who died. this was a statement that she gave earlier. this morning we received news from the police that my brother's bank card was found on one of the bodies fr

we understand she died from a knife wound, in the arms of her fiance of.worked in a homeless shelter in london prior to that. a tragic story of one of the victims. we have been speaking to a professor who used to teach her at the mount royal university in calgary. christine was a really excellent student that went through our programme in 2012 graduating in 2000 15. initially a shy student, she really ca m e 15. initially a shy student, she really came out. in one of her practice that she worked in a homeless shelter, with individuals who experienced drug abuse problems, she felt very passionate about it. her loss is quite significant. i cannot imagine however, the degree of loss that her family and fiance are feeling. it is clear she is not the only one from abroad. just to give you a sense of that, 17 million visitors to london last year from all over the globe so it is little wonder there are many nationalities caught up in this particular attack. some are from australia. our correspondent hywel griffith is in sydney and has more. we understand that up

but who gets left out is pretty expansive and includes fiance the, grandparents -- fiances, grandparents, nieces, nephews, cousins, and extended family. a pretty big list. the travel guidelines come as homeland security secretary john kelly announced new security measures for u.s.-bound flights yesterday. some visible, some not, including increased scrutiny for passengers, enhanced screening of electronics, and more use of k-9s to find explosives, dave. >> interesting. the court also said anybody who accepted a job in the u.s. or someone coming here to university could also travel here. does that hold? >> reporter: that part should still hold. those are the categories the court laid out plainly. what happens to people like fiancees, not a category that the supreme court listed. you can see how the trump administration is using that to find a narrow version who've's in and who's out. certainly anyone specifically delineated in the court's order will be protected. >> laura jarrett live in washington. thank you very much. >>> to discuss the day's political action, we have our political repo

. >> you want to give your wife-- or your fiancé--the wedding of her dreams.like to you? >> so, my fiancé-- she's originally from ethiopia. >> oh, wow. >> she came to the states when she was nine years old, you know, like most immigrants do, you know, the american dream. and she's living it. but a large portion of her family still resides in ethiopia, so a dream wedding for her would be for us to be able to bring her family from ethiopia to the states and have a nice wedding. and ethiopian weddings can be

also on the list, alexis, dolphin girl, and amanda, only agreed to go on if her ex-fiance josh murrayg to be there. >> i feel like corinne is going to show up at everybody's dates and push their buttons. >> there's a lot more guys. if you choose your guy you'll feel like the girls can go to the other guys and if they go to your guy then it's like ugh. god, i can't. >>. >> then, there's the marine from jo jo's season on the bachel bachelorette. contestants spent four weeks at a tropical resort, with a full bar, no phones no tif. >> don't drink too much. don't do stupid stuff. >> maybe it's time to start taking his own advice. >>> still ahead -- george and amal's baby news, big story of the day, how many stars are already raising twins? we're talking to the a-listers pulling double duty. >>> and how rashad jennings is turning up the heat on the new "dancing with the stars" tour? >> how hot is it going to get? >> temperaturewise. >>> and why tyra banks came back to america's next top model, doing double duty, america's got talent. is it too much? >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>

she moved from europe to be with her fiance. her fiance's brother posting how the van struck her and medical services did everything they could to save her life, but she tragically died. the family is in shock. the family releasing this statement saying we grieved the loss of our beautiful loving daughter and sister. she had room in her art for everyone and believe strongly that every person was to be valued and respected. she lived and working in a shelter for the homeless until she moved to europe to be with her fiance. she will have had no understanding of the callus cruelty that caused her death. the statement goes on to ask to donate to the local homeless shelter. tragic news. one of seven killed in that terror attack. >> a witness describing how he saw a woman being stabbed repeatedly on the ground. but there were many survivors, but many of them still critical, right. >> that's right. as of yesterday, the update from the national health service here, 36 people being treated in hospital. 21 critically injured. sh at the ki

father and fiance of a suspect who police say was caught on video punching a man with seen rale palsy now both face charges. one perp arrested in under cover drug bust. official say baker fisher sold morphine. arrested son last month for punching a man in westchester. after that video was released. helped fiance avoid arrest for several days by paying for hotel room and paying for prepaid cell phone for him to use. >> familiar face in allentown. appointed a new bishop elect. worked in allentown diocese for more than 30 years. born and raised in easton. form formally ordained at the end of august. >>> people who need medical treatment will have a new place to go in camden county. celebrated the opening of newest care center. center will start seeing patients a week from today. in a case of silicon valley. one of delaware's longest standing businesses unveil new headquarters in wilmington yesterday. new facility comes complete with new office spaces, full service kitchen and fully equipped workout center. hope the amenities will help them attract top talent for the state. honorsbird. fo

s fiance. investigators say denise schmidt helped her fiance avoid arrest for several days by paying for a hotel room and prepaid phone for him to use. >>> a familiar face has been tapped to lead catholics. pope francis announced the new bishop elect. he's worked in the area for more than 30 years and born and raised in easton. today, he said the church is working to connect with young people on their level. >>> the city of philadelphia is strengthening family ties around the world. tonight, the mayor welcomed the mayor of frankfurt, germany to town. philadelphia signed an agreement with frankfurt in 2015. philadelphia is now linked with 11 sister cities. >>> up next, a local football team's future threatened when thieves get into this shed. how coaches are trying to save the season. >>> a city bus plows into this brick wall. what triggered this violent collision? >>> also, governor chris christie versus dawg the county hunter. why the governor is telling the reality star to take a hike. >>> ch

after that video was released, say denise schmit helped avoid arrest of her fiance. she was arrested for hindering his arrest. >>> the region's largest health insurer is taking a step to curb opioid abuse. independence blue cross saying beginning saturday first time opioid prescriptions will be limited to five day supply. the safe guard prevents multiple prescriptions for being filled at different pharmacies and reduces the risk for addiction. lawmakers working to combat the heroin crisis. representative are part of a bipartisan task force presenting nine bills to congress. the bills address treatment and recovery. >>> today philadelphia mayor will welcome a sister city delegation from frankford ge germany to a meeting about manufacturing. explore the german model uses apprenticeships and training. last night mayor ken nny hosted the mayor for a plaque unveiling ceremony. the plaque is the newest editio philly is now linked with 11 sister cities. >>> the u.s. supreme court will take up new jersey's push to legalize sports gambling at racetracks and casinos. high cour

> how you get from a mother-in-law and a spouse affirmatively clearly being okay to saying that a fiance or grandparent is not, without any guidance in that direction, is a mystery. >> reporter: the government says don't expect a repeat of the chaotic airport scenes of five months ago because anyone who has a valid visa now will be allowed to board a flight to the u.s. and to enter the country when they arrive. tonight civil liberties groups say they may go back to court over what counts as close family and what kind of connection refugees must have before they can come here. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> meantime, in congress today the house passed legislation to crack down on illegal immigration, one of president trump's top priorities. one of the bills called kate's law would impose harsher prison sentences on deportees who come back into the u.s. illegally. the other bill passed would strip federal funding from so-called sanctuary cities that shield undocumented immigrants from federal immigration authorities. the bills now go to the senate. >>> also on the hill today sena

another thing it doesn't include is fiances and cousins. there are a lot of people that are going to be excluded still. >> the justice department has until monday to respond to hawaii's challenge. >>> it is what a lot of folks are talking about today. president trump's tweets about morning owe and mika brzezinski. >> people across party lines are criticizing the president for what he did. virginia congresswoman barbara comsto comstock. she's a republican and said yes, the tweet went too far. please stop. another republican, senator susan collins said this. this has to stop. we all have a job to do. three branches of government and media. white house deputy press secretary, sara huckabee sanders says the president was defending himself against personal attacks in the liberal media. coming up, we'll go to capitol hill where tracie potts will have more reaction on this controversy around the president and the impact on his agenda. >>> we'll find out whether the doctor charged with illegally bringing weapons to the trump hotel will face a psych

she was visiting london for the first time with her fiance.

in terms of a job or be related to, you know, a spouse or a parent but it doesn't include fiancÉs orandparents or aunts or uncles. do you expect to see some pushback on that part of this. >> absolutely. the idea that a grandparent or a grandchild isn't a close familial common ideas of what a family s with respect to that fiancÉs one of the plaintiffs in our case was petitioning on behalf of his fiancÉe and the supreme court in its decision looked to the plaintiffs in our case and in the hawaii says as examples of the type of folks who -- who would not be barred by the travel ban. and so it seems really strange that the federal government has pushed for such a narrow reading of what a family member is. >> right. all right a you're obviously with the immigration law center as we mentioned national immigration law center so what is in the works now moving forward given this new development litigation-wise? what's going to be happening on that side of things. >> well, obviously the supreme court has said it's going to hear the fulmer f case. we're exploring all options to ensure that the

we're not sure if fiancÉs can come in.we asked for the written directions that's been provided the state department. and we have yet to receive it. but i think there's are some things that need to be flushed out. i don't think any of us are concerned about not wanting bad people to be kept out of this country. so we will work with this administration on anything they come forward with. as long as it passed legal muster. and as long as the directions are clear. and i think some of that even with what the court said is yet to be determined. >> as we go into the fourth of july, as long as legal muster, as long as it's constitutional. i was concerned, because they wouldn't let grandchildren in. you can imagine how that affected me. thank you all very much. happy fourth of july to all of you. >>> a reminder, we have more live coverage coming up. president trump and vice president mike pence are heading to the department of energy this afternoon where they're expected to talk about the energy agenda. we'll have it for you at 3:1

school is easier to prove than brother or fiance.it is your fiance in america, you don't get to come here. >> exactly right. the legal groups that have been watching this, that managed to get it shut down in the first place until the government said they could enforce it. they said they're watching this closely. they are considering going back to court to say this family definition doesn't make any sense. >> good to talk to you as always. pete williams for us in washington. right now, president trump is greeting south korea's president at the white house. what are they going to say about north korea's nuclear threat? we're live in seoul, south korea, next. all the time. am i going to pass away like my mom did? and so you know this is something that's important. losing my mom to heart disease and then being diagnosed myself. it's like a war we're trying to fight against these diseases. resilience is in my dna. i won't die like my mom. it's a big challenge, but the challenge in itself is what keeps me going. i could really make a diffe

she was visiting london for the first time with her fiance. 48 people were injured. 21 of them remainlly ill in a number of hospitals across the capital. more tales of heroism — the romanian chef who filmed this hit one terrorist over the head with a crate and sheltered 20 people in his bakery. translation: i really thought i was in danger, so i threw a bread crate at one of the attackers. i saw he was going to dodge it, so i hit him on the head with another crate. security moves centre stage in the general election campaign, as labour and the conservatives clash over who's best placed to protect the country. the uk terror threat level remains at severe, but additional security measures are being put in place including on bridges in london. we'll have the latest live from borough market. also on the programme this lunchtime... the first funeral for a victim of the manchester suicide bombing, as 14—year—old eilidh macleod is laid to rest on the outer hebridean island of barra. high emotions, and a tv audience peaking at 14.5 million, for the benefit concert staged by ariana grande less

fiance was added because it was not originally on the list. not grandparent and grandchildren and so on. what the challengers are saying, this doesn't make any sense. grandparents are arguably closer than a mother-in-law. you can come to the u.s. if you're coming here to give a lecture or you're going to teach at a university or be a student. and they say that this distinction isn't right. it isn't in keeping with the supreme court ruling. the judges said the government needs to respond and the final legal briefs are due next week. so, there could be a ruling on this next week. >> just to conclude the implementation of this began 12, 14 hours ago. we haven't seen any of the chaos that was implemented many months ago. is that a fair assessment? >> really a feature of how the second executive order. not a ban on travel, but getting a ban on visa to travel. the change that went into effect is when people went into consulates overseas today and asked for a visa, that's when the change will hit. if you have a visa, you're able to board planes and e

fiances had been left out of this. but that's been remedied. >> no the trump administration, the way they're implementing this travel ban is how it's being challenged in court. the supreme court has said people from six muslim majority nations must prove a bona fide relationship to a person in the u.s. in order to enter the country. the state of hawaii says the government is using this decision to wrongfully exclude a host of people like grandparents who do have a close family relationship and is now asking a federal judge, the same one that blocked the travel ban back in march, to weigh in and clarify exactly who can come in and who can't. the judge has now ordered the justice department to respond to that motion by monday. for now the travel ban remains in effect. in the meantime, the state department says, as you mentioned, that fiancees are allowed into the country after originally putting out guidance that they weren't going to count as a bona fide relationship. despite the lingering questions on how exactly it's

it's where her fiance was a popular swim instructor.are here to mourn his loss. >> how do you want him to be remembered? >> as honest, as a genuine soul who his actions spoke for him. >> reporter: scott was shot and wounded in a robbery in southeast d.c. in april. he was paralyzed, but hopeful and on the mend. and then suddenly family says he died from a blood clot. his fiance says a newspaper photographer captured his last moments when she gave him cpr. >> i have that to hold on to, so i know i did everything that i could. >> reporter: friends, family, even people he taught to swim showed up to remember him. >> everybody had a different version of what their experience was with him. he was a gentle giant, he was a water whisperer, a peacemaker. >> even after he got shot, he had dreams of teaching from the side of the pool. i want him to be remembered as a teacher. >> reporter: a young man loved by so many with plans for a wedding next year, a life cut short at the age of 25. >> that was darcy spencer reporting. we are told that scott w

he grabbed his fiance and the couple with them. the lady was heavily pregnant. they hid in the toilet for an hour. throughout that hour, we were constantly texting each other, just saying keep calm, police will be on their way, and alerting the police to exactly who they were. luckily and thankfully the police arrived and they're fine. but you can understand extremely, extremely shaken by this whole experience. the lady and the baby, they are fine too. >> good to hear. isa, give us an idea of the scope of the cordoned area. we heard from the metropolitan police commissioner that they want people in the area to stay within that space. how large is it? >> reporter: so from where we are on this high street, victor, it goes much further out. the bridge is much further. if i move out of the way so my cameraman can give you a sense, this is the high street. the bridge is further on from those tall buildings that you can see. all this area has been cordoned off. what we heard from the commissioner is basically if you're at home, stay at home. why is that important? it'

. >> bachelor party drama, a woman does not want her fiance to party with strippers. but anyway. now she wants to dump him just before t wedding. >> this is a classic, age me who you want to be our wedding. >> you know htlanta plus other things. she was on the >> first time i saw her. >> when. >> deal or in deal. was. >> one. >> she's number y movies i don't know how she k up. she's in the green with many with the teen from north a selfr that is an usy. >> yes. >> they will be in our studio doing an usy with all of us. >> it is a yeah. >> this one i cannot wait for this. helping out. bro helping out. toddler wants to help his little brother escape. he comes up with a ingenious plan and gets it done. we will show you the video. >> that is funny. that is great. >> so, i have been through kind of a rough 24 hour period since the show yesterday. i took a picture day before yesterday after doing the using meant, alycia, who is a lovely woman. so, i was going to powe a picture on social media but i was wearing this f u.s. ia sweater and it looked like i had man boobs. i probably do. we

aunts and uncles, cousins or fianc fiances. they're expected to challenge this. >> house republicans are pushing forward with president trump's immigration agenda just voting on two important bills, the house is tallying the votes now on case law. another one that involves sang ware cities -- sanctuary cities. >> it's thousands of immigrants ng virginia. so let's start with case law, which cracks down on illegal immigrants who keep crossing the boarder into the u.s. it was named after kate steinly, a young woman who was living in san francisco. who was shot and killed walking with her dad. now, kate was let out of jail despice federal immigration agents asking the local sheriffs to keep him locked up. it raises the maximum sentence for escalating penalties for repeat offenders. if someone says enter the u.s. with three misdemeanors or one felony conviction, they could go to prison for ten years. critics say it makes criminals out of undocumented that haven't hurt anyone. if they get caught again, even with no criminal record, 1

she moved to europe to be with her fiance. she was killed on the london bridge that horrific night struck by the terrorist van. her family releasing a statement she was loving, beautiful, saying she would not have had no understanding of the cruelty that caused her -- some 14 victims being treated here at the hospital alone, including daniel o'neal, just 23 years old. he was stabbed at the market. we heard from his mother yesterday. take a listen to what she had to say. >> shock. i said, you think other people will find it hard. it feels very bad that he -- >> 36 people are being treated at hospitals currently across london. 21 in critical condition. >> thank you. >> all right, 200 miles northwest of london bridge emotions were raw at the one manchester concert hosted by ariana grande. at her concert two weeks ago, killed 22 people. youngest eight years old. last night we were watching the young pop star leader return to deliver a touching reboot to the victim. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live in manchester. phil, just such a moving tribute ther

the 30—year—old social— worker was visiting london for the first time with her fiance. 36 people are being treated in hospitals across the capital — 18 of them remain in a critical condition. more tales of heroism — the romanian chef who hit one of the attackers over the head with a crate and sheltered 20 people in his bakery. and while he was dodging it, i was walking towards him and i hit him in the head with the second crate i have in my hand. in the general election campaign — the conservative and labour leaders clash over police numbers and who's best placed to protect the country the uk terror threat level remains at "severe" — but additional security measures are being put in place, including on central london bridges. i'm simon mccoy, in other stories this afternoon: the first funeral for a victim of the manchester bombing , 14—year—old eilidh macleod is laid to rest on the scottish island of barra. high emotions — and a tv audience peaking at 14.5 million — for the benefit concert staged by ariana grande less than two weeks after the manchester attack. good afternoon from lo

the white house now adding fiances to the list.came shortly after hawaii asking for clarifications of the exemption guidelines. the travel ban was implemented at 8:00 p.m. thursday, just days after the supreme court allow parts of it to go into effect. and the united states now plans to sell nearly one and a half billion dollars worth of arms to taiwan. it's the first sale of its kind under this administration and it's a move that's sure to anger china. help to reign in north korea. the state department says the sales are meant to help taiwan's self-defense and not a change to the u.s.' long-standing one china policy. now back to hannity for your latest headlines go to foxnews.com. >> welcome back to hannity. tonight we have more on our investigation into what are the six most important scandals the media's not covering. joining us now with reaction, the chief council the american center for law and justice, also an attorney for the president let's start with of course president obama knowing in august of 2016 of russian meddling a

. >> serena's in europe right now, babymooning with fiance alexis ohanian.e founder of the website reddit he's worth a reported $9 million. >> i never would have put you with a nerdy geek. >> i wouldn't either. >> serena's little girl, or boy, is due in september and mama is already thinking about a tennis comeback. >> my baby's going to be in the stands and hopefully cheering for me and not crying too much. >> by the way, serena's remains the highest female athlete making between $15 million to $20 million a year alone. she's earned $77 million over her career, twice as much as any other female athlete in history. >>> let's turn the new movie controversy. including chloe grace moretz. she's the voice of snow white. she's speaking out about the disturbing way the movie is being marketed. calling it fat-shaming. >> now, i can breathe. >> chloe is the voice of snow white who comes from learned to full figure. what if snow white is no longer beautiful? that has chloe upset. she's appall and angry. she doesn't like it. >> my first reaction when i saw the ad camp

they came about because her fiance allegedly harmed some children they were babysitting. specifically, he is alleged to have struck two of the children five times each with a cloth belt, leaving bruises on their thighs and buttocks. a few weeks after we concluded our "extended stay "shoot in cleveland, andrea would be completely exonerated, found not guilty on all charges and released. but for now she was struggling to deal with the hardships of incarceration. >> i've cried about ten times since i've been here. a lot of fact due to missing the family. haven't been out there. i'm my grandmother's caregiver. haven't been able to be there to take care of her. >> andrea was different from both her brothers bobby and robert. she was much more of an innocent. it was obvious to me that robert was doing time, bobby had done time. andrea seemed a little bit like a fish out of water. very much just floating in this existence. >> a lot of times you wake up for court and they don't call you and you're like, wow, it just got canceled. i been waiting all this time to go to court. but t

the current guidelines exclude grandparents and fiances. >> both democrats and republicans are voicing their disapproval of a pair of tweets sent by president trump criticizing a female news anchor for having a, quote, low iq and a face-lift. at least two republican senators publicly criticized the tweet saying it was beneath the president's office. the white house defended the tweet after msnbc anchors criticized him. >> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. planned parenthood is closing three clinics in the bay area. >> those closures are effective beginning tomorrow at the richmond, pittsburg and vacaville locations. >> reporter: this planned parenthood health clinic on marina way in downtown richmond is closing tomorrow. we spoke with one patient who asked us not to identify her. >> this is the closest planned parenthood. >> reporter: that leaves one five miles away. >> i don't know if people can get there. >> reporter: this is one of three planned parenthood clinics closing tomorrow. the other two are in pittsburg and vacaville. that still leaves 19 clinics operating in vacavil

she was visiting london for the first time with her fiance.lo and welcome to this bbc news special. the vigil is about to start with hundreds of people arriving to pay respects. these are the pictures at the start of this event as thousands of people remember those caught up in saturday's tach. there will be speeches and people coming through because of the day with flowers, their own tributes and whilst we wait for the first of the speakers, it is worth returning to the breaking news that the bbc understands that khuram butt from barking was involved in the terrorist attack. the police have said they know the identity of all three, but the investigation is in rates have continued into the early hours of this morning. there were two more raves with more people being detained and they had picture of 27—year—old khuram butt from barking in east london. the bbc understand that he was one of the three people involved in the attack. one of the three people shot dead by police as they responded. throughout the course of the day we have been learning

we are not sure if fiancÉs can come in. we don't think they can.we do not have direction that has been provided the state department and we are yet to receive but there are some things that need to be worked out and i don't think that any of us have a concern about not wanting to get married people to be kept out of the country as they come forward as long as it passes the legal muster. as some of the even from what the court said. as we go into the fourth of july as long as it is constitutional you can imagine how that affected me. >> when we are talking about transgender discrimination i think we are talking about something different which is about the predicate of those stereotypes so it's not so much about what you should and shouldn't do as a man or a woman but do you get to belong to a category of man or woman in the first place and so i think that is an important kind of distinction to draw. transgender people just like anybody experienced traditional sexism but i try to poin tried t in the book there something else going on when we talk abo

she moved to europe to be with her fiance. she died in his arms. her family writing in a statement, "she had room in her heart for everyone. oh -- for everyone. the mayor of london holding a vigil for victims today. lindsay: of course, stay with abc seven for the latest on the london investigation. get updates on the victims, and he knew identities -- any new identities of the attack victims or attackers on wjla.com. president trump took to twitter reasserting his call for a travel ban. those were his words, despite assurances by sean spicer that the executive order was not a travel ban. right now, a live look at the white house, where the president is announcing plans to privatize air traffic control. supporters of this say several countries have already done so successfully. critics say it could potentially open the u.s. to another 9/11 style attack. again, the faa has pushed back against this idea. they have already spent $7.5 billion to update the system for managing air traffic. you can find out more about what the president had to say at wjla

> how you get from a mother-in-law and a spouse affirmatively clearly being okay to saying that a fiance or grandparent is not, without any guidance in that direction, is a mystery. >> let them see their lawyers! >> reporter: the government says don't expect a repeat of the chaotic airport scenes of five months ago because anyone who has a valid visa now will be allowed to board a flight to the u.s. and to enter the country when they arrive tonight civil liberties groups say they may go back to court over what counts as close family and what kind of connection refugees must have before they can come here. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> meantime theresa may has narrowly won her first major test, a parliamentary vote to back her legislative program it includes all conservative mps and northern ireland's dup. >>> coming up, jay-z released his new album on tidal we'll look at how it compares to the competition after this short break. chances are, the last time you got a home loan, you got robbed. i know-- i got a loan 20 years ago, and i got robbed. that's why i started lendingtree

he is living with a fiance. she's in medical school.y single person i've spent on to here, they're not that excited about handel or about ossoff. this is a race where they're talking about how they feel about donald trump. the district issue on where he lives, it hasn't mattered to anybody i talked to on the street. >> so you're betting on ossoff? who are you betting on? >> i think handel will end up winning this. this is a plus nine district. there was torrential rain which always depresses had turnout. i think she'll pull it out in a squeaker. >> i like your thinking. let's bring in steve corn actioni. a guy we look to. i don't know if you're as gutsy as jason but he just called it for handel. >> we've got some real votes here. they may be telling us something, maybe, maybe not. you put the headline on the screen here. handel early with this lead over ossoff. the key question is, where is this coming from? and when was the, were these voefts cast? all those votes we're showing you, fulton county is part of the they have counties. this

my fiance didn't know. i wanted to be with my son. and on june 16th, when you came down that escalator and you mentioned those words illegal immigration, i was walking through my living room and i dropped to my knees. it was my sign from god. a month later i met you personally in los angeles where you were the only one that ever met with us and became our voice. so you're not only my hero, my president, you are my lifesavel. i wouldn't be here without you. thank you. >> thank you. >> these two laws, they need to be passed in senate. i want to end with this. like michelle said, anybody who votes against or doesn't vote on these laws that protect your families, your future generations, your grandkids. i have no grandkids. i will never have any. sign these laws, protect our people first. let americans be first and don't worry so much about others. americans first, your children first, their future first. stop wasting time. sign these bills, please. thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much. okay. thank you all very much. thank you. ye

called mika brzezinski crazy and low iq and referred to coanchor and fiance joe scarborough as a psycho, addressed the comments on their show saying unhealthy i obsession with their program doesn't serve his mental health or the country well. >> talk about leadership style on "meet the press," what's working and what's not and how affecting trump's administration. >> i shake my head. got to be harder for him to reskrut people. having a terrible time filling positions. told by senator from wyoming, we're just not getting names. >> watch this sunday morning at 10:30, after nbc10 news today weekend. >>> crime of opportunity or something planned? either way philadelphia police need your help to catch a pharmacy thief. thief sees the employee is occupied and reaches behind the counter for a deposit envelope full of cash. strolls out casually. a vague description of the vehicle, silver suv with a sun roof. >>> police want to find a man firing a gun out of vehicle. driving a white cadillac with damage on the front driver's side. no registration sticker. >>> robbery attempt at wawa king of prus

should not include grandparents, grandchildren, nephews cousins, brothers in law or sisters in law or fiances. >>> president trump and the first lady have announced their next trip they will travel to paris on bastille day. >>> the pennsylvania legislature is about to vote on the state budget. in pennsylvania the budget deadline looms but no clear details on the 3 billion budget deficit. >> heat and humidity coming back, but not just yet. >> reporter: no, this morning is still comfortable. but by the time we get into tonight and tomorrow, it's back. storm tracker 6 live shows we're dry, looking outside we'll get breaks in the clouds out there, sky6 live hd the airport is looking kind of gray. on the storage tanks in the backgrounds you'll see early sun breaking through, there have been developing overnight clouds which i will show you in a moment, that are going to obscure the sun for some of you, at least to start out. 67 degrees, the dewpoint in the 50s. not all that humid which is nice. winds out of the south at 8 miles per hour. the ocean temperature, 63 off atlantic city. we have the clo

grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, sister-in-law or even fiances. there will be an uproar come tomorrow. >> the president and first lady have announced their next foreign trip. they'll visit paris july 14th, bas steal day. the president accepted the invitation from the new french president. there will be a parade with american soldiers, marking 100 years since the united states entered world war i. republican leader in the senate are not giving up efforts to revive their healthcare bill. mitch mcconnell had to delay the bill. there are nine and if three vote against the vote fails. president trump said republicans have a great healthcare package and there would be a great surprise. he offered no explanation. >> republicans are facing an uphill battle against public opinion. a new meris poll show 17% support the senate healthcare plan. 65% disprove and the rest are unsure. >> this is scene of multiple arrests today outside pat toomey's office on capitol hill. senator toomey was one of the authors of the current healthcare plan. similar demonstration

. >> this woman joined her fiancÉ in london. she died in his arms, she was 30 years old.just south of the bridge, the first signs of everyday life returning at the scene of the attack. access to the area remains very limited. businesses are closed. this part of london is still far from normal. >> i am scared. they may see around her back all the time. >> i would consider myself a reasonable, liberal guy. i'm feeling more and more angry. more and more upset about it. >> police say they have recovered a huge amount of printed material and evidence from the vehicle. also, from properties they have rated. they released the identities of two of the attackers. both of them lived in the parking every of london. always have yet to identify the third attacker. authorities say they are facing a new kind of terrorism. >> what we are seeing is low-tech attacks. it is against targets that are easily accessed and we are also seeing police who seem to be highly volatile. perhaps from behaving quite normally to making a plan and carrying out an attack in a very short space of time. >> ho

her fiance sid was trying to help her accomplish that. reached 700 pounds, but then she discovered something. found out about 14 weeks ago roughly that i>>as and she said that motiva her to make a change. >> the reason why i do want to lose weight is to able to bee active with my child. oou know, be able to get up andd play that if you're immobile. >> she let cameras follow along as they were going to get the first ultsound from this pregnancy. >> i'm feeling really nervous. we've had two miscarriages.. >> i feel guilty for having the changed, you know.ing that my weight did affect it. >> that's a tough situation to be in. to want your baby so much and realize that you are not in the physical condition to potentially be ableoth ty p env. >> right here, she gets good news from the doctor. >> you see something there? >> yeah. >> that's the baby. oving t arm moving. around. they say it's very active. >> this time i'm doing loads differently. i am changing the way i eat, exercising. >> she said i'm never going to be super skinny, but she want

. >> and i want a fiance for my birthday. >> that's what his birthday wish was. >> he better put the have a heart attack. >> he found out about the surprise partyrohe f wmas only to 15 people. but 40 people showed up. so he got really nervous about proposing. but as you could see, that nervousness was unnecessary and hey started kissing and they this is the best part. they're "star wars" fans so they're getting married on may the fourth. ihope i get invited because wear. >>> some things udriver asbe are probably sick. >> start with what i call the clown car. >>t's reall hot back yhere. >> why there's a lot more annoying where that came fro but to me that's still victorious. t outhe cutest wo >>> any of you guys plan on being a driver for a ride sharing app? give the two mut.es this production is back to show you the naiet mares they often have to face. we'll start with what i call the clown car. somebody gets in -- >> got a few friends if you don't mind. >> sure. >> come on, guys. >> there is an option for you to order one with more seats. use it. hed cars, use the doors. don't be cl

another with her fiance cradling her baby bump.he tells us that pregnancy was unexpected and it took six tests to convince her it was true. last january on the eve of the australian open, she handed a paper bag containing the test to ohanian who was shocked by the news. she is due in september, and she says she will return to the pro tennis circuit as soon as january because, quote, i don't think my story is over yet. >> this is just a new part of my life, and my baby's going to be in the stands and hopefully cheering for me, and not crying too much. >> the new images were snapped by annie leibovitz who took the 1991 cover of a pregnant and nude demi moore. "vanity fair" hits news stands july 11th, but this isn't the only thing making news. there is the feud. it all started with this. >> if she played the men's circuit, she would be, like, 700 in the world. >> you think so? >> yeah. >> serena who has won 23 grand slams quote dear, john. i adore and respect you, but please, please keep me out of your statements that are not factuall