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shay fitz said dc is one of the most expensive places in the world.ps in hiss to have save money. he thinks lawmakers should get a $2500 stipend every month. that would equal $30,000 a year per lawmer >> i was just quickly trying to see how much house members make. 174,000. >> yes. >> that was two years ago, but still probably roughly about the same. dc is expensive. there's no secret about that. but, you know, it, it's kind of a funny thing because lawmakers make up their own laws, i'm going to make a law that says we shouldn't give stipend >> why shouldn't the rest of the people that live here? he's also the one getting a lot of criticism because he was mentioning about it was in the healthcare debate, people should >> if you can't afford it >> don't go get that iphone. save your money, criticizing people on the way they should live their lives, perhaps he should take his own advice. i get it he's got mortgages but he did -- so, here's the thing, what is ahead for him? he private sector, which he says is more lucrative, which we do know that it is m

officials to stop these people to get in the cars and stop them before they pick up the knifes. >> fitz let me get your pchbility looking down there barring rain, do you think people are going out daily lives differently because of this. jim mentioned when in new york earlier things were the same in times square. over in london we know there's fewer people out on the st street. what are you seeing? >> well i would see normal activity shawn to be blupt about it and jim is right. the fact that the people who live here in native washingtonians and them maryland, virginia, they're used to these kinds of things. it's not uncommon if you see heavily armed law enforcement officer somebody out of town might whip out a camera and take a picture it's something they don't see never day life. there's a two-fold response to this kind of thing. by in large we saw a lot of normal every day activity out here today. >> and like the mayor of london said do not be alarmed and the tweet was taken a bit in a different direction by the president. fitz thank you so much. >> now to other stories tr trending to

fitz have you spotted anybody or what else are you hearing. >> reporter: don't act like shawn audience and sarah simmons don't have $30,000 laying around. >> i have tuition to pay, i'm not giving it to a candidate >> i don't know a lot of people who can afford a $35,000 dinner invitation but there's going to be a bunch and here's why you just got done with the 2016 election. hold on the 2020 funds raising circle is underway and already underway tonight here at the trump international hotel. now, it's far from a secret, folks, that there is bug money involved in these presidential campaigns, but in a way, this is unprecedented both in time and location, we've never had a president and a presidential candidate who owned a if a sillty like this. this is why these people are here in the middle of this healthcare debate. the questions they're asking is

hey, fitz. >> reporter: hey, good evening, jim and shawn. you know, at this point right now, folks, we have got four, count them, four investigations going on into the russia case. you've got the senate intelligence committee, you have got the senate judiciary committee, you have the house intelligence committee and then you have the house oversight committee on top of all of that now, we've got this special council robert muller. now, what this means is you need to circle your calendar for next thursday. because next thursday is going to be a very big deal. we learn today that jim comey fired by president trump is going to testify in two sessions, one is going to be public, one is going to be behind closed doors because of some of the classified nature of the intelligence they are going to talk about but he is going to be the first to hear directly from jim comey since he was fired by the white house and since all of these questions have come up. in the wake of all of this about exactly what these conversations were between director comey a

. >> fox5's tom fitzgerald live on the hill tonight and fitz the president criticized the house versionf repeal and replace. there's a lot riding on this one. >> yeah, there is, and you know, let's be blunt about this jim and shawn much this thing is in a whole lot of trouble right out of the gate. here's why. this bill was revealed this morning after these weeks of secret negotiations. when it finally got to senators rand paul, to senator ted johnson and to senator mike lee, they were a big old no. what they are saying tonight is that from their viewpoint, this does not go far enough in cutting costs and this does not, in their words, end obamacare and from their point rand paul has been very clear about this, he was not going to sign onto a bill that actually ended obamacare. they are saying that this is simply cutting around the edges, amending parts of it, changing little parts of it. yes, it's probably a low calorie version of the house version but for these four senators, and right now those are enough votes to kill this thing, they are a no of this bill in its current form. mitch

fitz? >> reporter: jim and shawn, good evening, we're at the simpson ballfield.y members of congress and the republican side dove into that block dug-out in order to avoid the gunfire, many say if it wasn't for the quick actions of the u.s. capitol police, the death toll could have been higher than just the suspect. the fbi washington field office, special agent in charge, tim slater released a bulletin on the suspect, they're asking anyone in the specifically in the dell ray neighborhood to contact them if they know anything about the suspect, james hodgkinson. they believe he's been in this area since march, living out of his car and trying to see whether or not he's had interactions in alexandria with anybody along his way. this is been a dramatic day, a mile a minute. it's been times hard to catch your breath. we wanted a give you a rundown on the sights and sounds of this afternoon and hear from the people who were on the baseball field. >> it was supposed to be a friendly practice wednesday morning in alexandria ahead of thursday's annual congressional base

fitz? are coming into view right now, so we are not going to go to any videotape, we're just going to continue here right now as they approach the microphones, earlier this morning, we heard from the alexandria police chief. we heard from the chief of the u. and we also heard from the agent in charge of the fbi's washington field office this morning, and as you see them right now, they're all approaching these microphones. we are expecting that this news conference, which is about to begin in a minute will be much, much more different and much more packed with information from what we heard this morning than the first briefing at 10:30 a.m. many of those questions if you were with fox 5 news were answered it's too earlying we can't answer, we're expecting now the victims identified for the most part, and suspects identity. now, the fbi special notched ch agent approaching the microphone. let's go there now. >>> good afternoon. hello again, them they didn't slater. i'm special agent in charg

. >>> first, fitz?m, it doesn't get any bigger than this, the former fire he fired director of the fbi appearing on capitol tomorrow, there was a big are pregame today, we'll tell you what 2/3 of the nation's intelligence officials said about whether or not the white house tried to influence them. sarah? >>> donald trump junior insists trump new budget hotel chain isn't about politics. what he says it's inspired by next. next. ♪ ♪ ♪ tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >>> this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. >>> first up the fbi needs your help finding a bank robbery. police say this

sound much more significant >> let's bring in tom fitzgerald the expertthon more than we that point, fitz take it away. >> we call you captain amolument. >> everybody loves legalees don't you want to sit down and gobble up legal talk. this has been called emolumeth clause it's not only a mouthful but fancy say of saying if are you president of the united states you cannot have conflicts of interest from getting money sdomesticly or from other governments overseas. that's what is at the heart this today. let's be clear who did this. this was not quite d.c. in maryland these were attorney generals of d.c. and maryland brian frosh democrat from maryland and d.c. and they're the ones that file in this. >> and mention the at one point. and like the trump hotel behind us rigt now in essence even though the president said he was setting up a trust and that any time a saudi stays at a trump property in essence that is giving money to the president of the united states. and promotion of trump businesses and there's a difference between filing suit and suit actually going forward. and this say stee

we asked pete among teen to >> they make a nice salary like representative cha fitz make 100,000 cur is a year. he says it's not enough. he wants a $2,500 a month allowance for housing. according to craigslist that will get you a decent 2 bedroom. but that equals a $35,000 pay raise. congress hasn't seen one since 2010. what if everyone gets this treatment? that's 16 million on taxpayers. he is known for staying in his office. he says a housing stipend would save taxpayers money and cut down from expenses like flying home to to district. rent is double the national avrn. he says -- average. he says it would make it easier it would cost taxpayers more than a million. >> if you got something to say about this, i bet you do. step right up. you will see the comment section waiting for you on the wusa 9 facebook page. >>> school system under investigation, the big question, did teachers or administrators fix grades to inflate the high school graduation rate? state board of education is hiring an independent team to investigate. county school leaders say they welcome that. >>> also from pr

which ben fitz under privileged kids. what is the name -- well, you didn't know the name -- the name of the charity is -- >> children without hoverboards. >> jimmy: my cousin sal set up a shoot for a fake charity called children without hoverboards. jamal had no idea what hoe ev was walking into. jamal showed up for what he thought was a good cause. which turns out was not good at all. >> at all. ♪ >> cousin sal here with zach lavine. who is about to play a horrible prank on his friend jamal crawford. >> it's going to be perfect. >> tom lennon helping us out. >> guys, guys, everybody is supposed to be in these. hang on. come on, guys. >> hospital shoes? >> guys, if you come out, please put the booties on. everyone is seeing this? i don't want to do this again. okay, cool. action, jafar. jamal, sorry. >> hi, i'm shoogt guard jamal crawfo crawford. every 30 seconds in this country, a child goes without a hoverboard. we're the richest nation on earth, and this shouldn't happen. >> this was fantastic. can you turn as if you d

which ben fitz under privileged kids. name of the charity is -- >> children without hoverboards. >> jimmy: my cousin sal set up a shoot for a fake charity called children without hoverboards. jamal had no idea what hoe ev was walking into. jamal showed up for what he thought was a good cause. which turns out was not good at

fitz?reporter: jim, shawn, that was from jay johnson, president obama's homeland security secretary. it came during a somewhat surprising hearing today. why was that surprising? of course, the senate intelligence committee has been making a lot of news especially with the blockbuster james comey hearing, but this came because of something said by the vice chairman democrat mark warner, throughout the course of his opening remarks, warner noted that two states in the 2016 election, illinois and arizona acknowledged that they did have evidence that the russians had tried to access voter roles. let's be clear about this. this is the internet system that is used by election boards. voting machines themselves are not connected to the internet. repeatedly appear on capitol hill intelligence officials reveal that no election voting the hacking instances that they've been looking into with regard to the election. but warner said this. he said, that he wants the department of homeland security to re

. >> fox 5 tom fitzgerald live on capitol hill fitz. there was really important stuff we heard that ran counter to what comey will say and plus now we're learning that we may know who's going to run the fbi. >> reporter: a beat of a pregame, if you will to the big game tomorrow. jim and sarah, we learned about this this afternoon, the statement, the opening statement that former fired fbi director james comey is going to deliver to the senate intelligence committee was released in addition to the part you just mentioned there is going to be a section tomorrow which comey is going to explain a phone call that allegedly went from the president to james comey in which he will tell senators that he wanted to quote lift the crowd regarding the investigation surrounding former nsa official mike flynn. now, while this was coming out today, of course, the senate intelligence hearing was going o. the white house taking no opportunity to let this go, reading comey's statement. the president's personal lawyer, who's going to be handling the white

fitz the president criticized the house version of repeal and replace so a lot is riding on this senateersion. >> reporter: yeah, tony, president trump said he wanted something that was not as mean. he said he wanted something with heart. the senate republicans thought they had come up with that after all of this negotiation but already today on day one, this bill is in a lot of trouble. four republican senators now saying they will not vote for this. that group led by senator rand paul. this comes at a time when the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell took to the floor first thing this morning and warned if obamacare is not replaced, insurance companies pulling out of states, the result mcconnell says will be dramatically. >> obamacare isn't working by nearly any measure. it has failed and no amount of 11th hour reality denying or buck pasng more americans are going to get hurt unless we do something. >> reporter: things also got emotional and h heated on capitol hill today. you're looking at the russell senate office building. about 43 protesters were able to get into the buildin

. >> louis fitz was assaulted by a young patron at a bar in massachusetts. and the he died of his injuries a few days later. >> i could not believe it. this is my hero, and how could he be dead? >> for a number of reasons there was never recognition that o officer phipps died in the line are of duty. >> his police badge. >> something that bothered june, but didn't come to surface until the 1980s when another fallen o officer's picture went up on the wall at ashland police headquarters. >> and i said, why isn't my father up there? that is when the wheels started to work for me. >> reporter: they turned in vain for some 30 years until june unko uncovered a long losts document. >> struggle with a man who had been drinking. >> and then heard a sympathetic ear. >> he said it should be. >> reporter: and then she got the word that louis phipps' name would be added to the washington national memorial in washington, d.c. >> i just sat down and cried. i could not believe it. >> reporter: all june had to do was to get to the airport to the ceremony. >> i is a no-braine

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hey, fitzis fitz. >> reporter: yeah really a remarkable afternoon on capitol hi. capitol hill.ll start with jim comey get a little bit angry today and what was he angry about? well, not necessarily over the fact that he was fired. comey's frustration and anger spilled out when he started to talk about the story that the president and the white put out about why he was fired and what was going on at the fbi immediately leading up to that and the president's words at one point there was disarray and upset. at the fbi. comey struck back calling both the president's statement and those white house staffers who repeated those talking points liars. >> those were lies plain and simple. and i am so sorry that the fbi workforce had to hear them and i'm so sorry that the american people were told them. >> reporter: now, the senate intelligence chairman richard burr dug in a little further. he wanted to know flatly a very clear question here, did the president ever directly ask you, jim comey, to close the russia investigation. comey's answer was no. >> did the president at any time ask y

fitz. >> reporter: jim, shawn, good evening.ll of this coming tonight falling along political lines as expected in this town, but mainly democrats say this. they're calling this testimony by james comey today troubling and making broad suggestions of obstruction of justice on the part of the president. on the republicans' part they are highlighting the fact that comey that president donald trump was not the focus of the fbi investigation but democrats also taking shots at comey for admitting today that he had sent his private notes of meetings about the president to an associate at columbia who turned them over to the media all of this coming after the senate intelligence committee meeting today. richard burr and vice chairman virginia senator democrat mark warner speaking today thanking the former director of the fbi for taking part in this testimony. >> today's hearing was an important part of our investigation, the committee's investigation into russian involvement in the 2016 elections. it also enabled the american people to

hey, fitz. >> trump administration will remember to have the travel ban knocked down twice by lower courts. they ruled this travel ban was instead a muslim ban which b barred travelers based not on threat level but on religion and taking this case today from the of the institute said that triggered a number of events today sets aside the lower court rules and brings back the travel plan and puts the trump administration in favorable position for victory in the fall. >> this is definitely a win for trump administration because travel ban goes into effect almost entirely and signal that the government is more likely to win than the challengers. >> and it allows the trump administration to ban visitors have iran. libya, somalia, sedan, syria and yemen as part of extreme vetting program. the only people with credible bonafide relationship with person or entity in the united states will be loued to travel here. in the long term opponents will tell you they will we rule in their favor when the supreme court hears this case and he 24eu scotis will find this unskonty constitutional next tesh. comm

hey, fitz. >> reporter: we're looking at this from a virginia of perspective.rbing report shows the impact of the commonwealth under these bills under consideration could be worse than expected. we'll tell you why. as fox 5 news at 5:00 continues after this. . >>> this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. >>> a look now at some our top stories, police are investigating a homicide in the district. officials say a man was shot and killed in the 1300 block of trinidad avenue northeast. it happened just before 8:00 this morning. investigators are still trying to figure out who did this, and what the motive was. >>> take good look at this video. this is surveillance video released by dc police asking for your help in identifying two people of interest in robbery. it happened monday afternoon in the 5400 block of georgia northwest. a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and if you know something, call police. >>> in prince george's county, police are looking for the man in this surveillance video on your screen wanted in connection of an arm robbery in a co

similarly, jason jay fitz, head of the house oversight committee said there is no difference betweenow the obama white house and the trump white house are handling these ethics questions. as you know, there has been an increase in requests for waivers to get allowed lobbying requests coming from the trump white house. >> jon: you also write about our fundraiser the president is having this week at the trump international hotel. he entered a good deal to lease that hotel from the federal government while before he was running for president. >> right, but he is now president. much like when you asked people if he should have released his tax forms or recused himself from some situations because of his business activity, the president has not done it and in the case of the hotel, he will hold the first fundraiser for his 2020 effort, i guess. he is still the owner of the hotel, he is leasing it from the general services administration. the boss of the gsa is the president of the united states. he is not only bringing in dollars that will eventually end up in his own pocket, this is all

a crash along 611 at fitz watertown road at the dunkin' donuts and bucks curb an accident at oxford valley road if you head to the oxford valley mall. and mount laurel 273, 295 the northbound crash is gone but the heavy traffic remains here in both directions. delays are not too short this afternoon. >> looking good as all matt. thank you. meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the accuweather forecast. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. >>> adam joseph with the accuweather forecast. we are broken the heat and humidity out there. warm and h

fitz what are they asking for here?porter: sarah, jim, what they are asking for in the lawsuit is for a federal judge to stop president trump from what they call a alleged constitutional violations. but, what is being clear here is there's a lot of questions about whether the real goal behind all this is forcing trump to release his tax returns. understand the players in all of this. both the d.c. attorney general carl and the maryland attorney general o'brien fauch are both democrats. they claim this lawsuit today is non partisan effort to get to the truth. they also reveal they are get assistance on this case tonight from a well-known liberal watchdog group by the name of crew. now the president for his part in january said he was putting profits from business into a trust which would be manned by his two adult sons. this lawsuit today alleges the opposite saying the president is profiting from asystem he set up and continues to take part in. >> and i can tell you the tower of the trump international owe hotel we know

>> megan fitz gerald at the live desk. 5:15 your time. >>> the two men accused of killing prison guards in georgia now in custody. take a look. this is a picture of the inmates lying on the ground in tennessee. police say they caught the men after they broke into a home. police also say the men tied up the people inside the house and took their car. prisoners were serving time for armed robbery. >>> her death sparked national outrage. now a new law is being named for sandra bland in texas. sandra bland act mandates county jail abuse issues to treatment. the "texas tribune" hopes this law will increase public safety. she died in police custody after this traffic stop. her death a suicide. >>> some of the other top stories we're following this morning. today an 18-year-old woman will learn if she's guilty of killing her boyfriend -- convincing, rather, her boyfriend to kill himself. massachusetts judge will announce his verdict. the teen pressured heir br boyfd to take his own life. the defense says the boyfriend was already depressed. >>> the scary situation at the u.s. open is over. a c

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if there is a third meeting it fitz in fits into a broader pattern. from jeff sessions already at least once that had been undisclosed and were only disclosed subsequently after initial affirmations to the contrary. if there is another meeting that he did not zis clodisclose to t committee, you already have figures who are raising serious questions. i do think you will hear a growing c growing chorus of democrats demanding his resignation if there is another meeting. a reminder that both fronts, the collusion question from the campaign and the possible obstruction question from after the election that there is just -- there is an assembly bli li line of revelations that continue coming. the odd point this is not necessarily derailing the agenda. to some extent it is cloaking the agenda. as they move toward repealing the affordable care act it's getting very little attention. >> we were talking to someone yesterday who talked about the number of items that actually are getting accomplished but under the cloak so to speak of the cloud that continues to

fitz. >> reporter: jim, shawn, good evening.ted in this town, but mainly democrats say this. they're calling this testimony by james comey today troubling and making broad suggestions of obstruction of justice on the part of the president. on the republicans' part they are highlighting the fact that comey

the fitz is a big ship and has a large crew. the individuals in those birth is compartments are crowded in their beds and not a lot of space, first of all. so when you had that container ship with the bulbis nose it created water rushing in but snan the watas soon as the water rushes in they have to contain the fire and spark that come from this. what you're seeing this and this will all come out in the investigation. the navy, like the other military services, they take a great deal of pride in ensuring they find out exactly what happened and why it happened and how they can prevent something like this from happening again. is that is what you're seeing. thoughts and prayers go out to those seven sailors who were trapped inside. there is a lot, unfortunately, a lot of family members today getting notification that their loved ones had perished in this accident. >> right. your mentioned to getting to the bottom of what caused all of this. the navy and the coast guard are going to be investigating. what court of things will they

. >> i'd give you 25 bucks >> we love you, fitz but no thanks. >> we'll take lovely weather though >>l. it's beautiful this morning, good sunday morning, june 25th, the month is practically over. and we have got gorgeous weather ahead for today. into the work week. few fair weather clouds painting a pretty picture as we take a live shot at the capitol dome looks like a painting i believe beautiful sunday ahead. that's our main weather headline, yesterday was gorgeous, a nice saturday without the humidity, we'll have the same thing today. 77 in washington. 68 in gaithersburg, 72 at dulles, 70 in manassas and 75 in stevensville were most of our suburbs started off in the 60's, comfortable. look at the air mass towards the west back across west of the mountains, 59 in binghamton, 64, pittsburgh, 61 detroit, 57 in chicago. headed our way as weak cold front will cross the mountains later on and tomorrow morning we'll be starting in the ourselves, 73 in new york, 72 in boston. we've got clouds screaming in ahead of this front and that's what is giving you say partly cloudy skies, but we'll

art laffer and keith fitz-gerald. are on a monday morning, the market has gone up despite what's going on in d.c. explain it, keith. what's going on? >> traders have grudgingly figured out they better get on board, stuart, like it or not, the data underlying this is pretty darn good and that means they have to do what they do best. stuart: hold on a second, durable goods orders, we don't usually get into the technical stuff, durable goods, down 1%, that's big ticket items, i don't call that good economic news. >> no, but on the company side two important readings. government readings are more cooked than a christmas goose, we've talk about that many times. look at particularly big technology companies, increasing, even if the government has not caught up. traders know they've got to get on board or left behind. stuart: on the left-hand side of the screen, facebook has now reached 156 per share. apple at the top 147. let me go back to facebook, we've got news on that company. they're going to have original programming.

liz macdonald, keith fitz-gerald and scott shellady. the markets are in record territory.th, the question is can anything stop the market? >> i think there's going to be a geopolitical or geo terrorism events, russia starts shooting planes, yeah. but growth drives prices and price drivings earnings and earnings drives your investments. it's a question at the end of the day to get rid of the emotion. charles: you have to get rid of the emotion. scott, what do you think? >> that's what it is. sentiment and confidence are still high, but that's all that's still high. if you want to take the ugly curtain away and look at the economic figures that come through, they haven't been that good. we've been slowing down when it comes to jobs. it's all about sentiment and the confidence, it means it's all about congress and they've got to start to get things done here or we're going to stall in thin air. >> he makes a great point of the last week almost every single economic report out missed and i was concerned about that confidence number on friday because june, up to june 8th. confi

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