it's helped propel fox's ratings.now you've got that subtle inquiry here in the southern district of new york and that is a hublg deal. i mean that's basically -- >> are we making too big a deal -- >> i don't think you are. if you tack of the lawyers who know this stuff they would say that normal circumstances this would be about eight or nine out of ten in terms of -- in terms of legal peril and concern for a corporation trying to deal with questions of culture that may stray into felonious criminal behavior. the wild card, of course, is that we don't know who donald trump is going to appoint to be the new u.s. attorney for the southern district. and we don't know how this justice department will act when it involves an ally of the president. do you really want to take on such an important and influential player in american politics, and particularly american republican politician? >> all right let's play devil's advocate. is this guy a little -- everyone trying to decide what they're going to do with trump's favorit

nothing is happening at fox news. nothing. racial harassment accusation. there's no third person at all. nothing against him. and the other two are quite separate. the harassment scandal at fox news is the talk of manhattan and it might onlyjust be beginning. federal investigators are looking at whether fox concealed payments to alleged victims from investors. and the worry for rupert murdoch and his family is that the echoes of the phone hacking scandal are getting louder by the day. lawyer douglas wigdall is representing over 20 of the victims of harassment. he wrote to ofcom with details of the claim and is meeting with them on thursday to provide background on the allegations against the likes of o'reilly. they have let him stay for over a decade because he was making fox a lot of money. so i am not confident that they terminated bill o'reilly and gave him $20 million on the way out just because they are not confident that the other moves they have made have been done because they want to create change. i think they are do

fox and fox news channel issuing this channel: "everybody at fox news is shocked and grieved by the deathger ailes, a brilliant broadcaster, roger played a huge role in shaping america's media over the last 30 years. 21st century fox, we will always be in office he grateful for the great business he built. our thoughts and prayers are with his wife elizabeth and son zachary." roger ailes, dead at the age of 77. will you be needing anything else? not a thing. beautyrest black. get your beautyrest. ykeep you sidelined.ng beautyrest black. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. buttrust angie's list to help., [ barks ] visit angieslist.com today. hi..and i know that we have phonaccident forgiveness.gent, so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. >> hi, everyone, i am jenna lee. getting

foxes. mark anderson was fish the canal, too. >> have you ever seen a bear. >> i've not seen bare. but i've seen turkey, deer and foxes and -- >> reporter: foxes are one thing but bears or another and the town is not taking any chances. upper makefield's website tells those who might see bear to steer clear, keep your distance and call police. the usual stuff. carl slacks farmed the area for most of his life. >> i can believe that, yeah. i mean there's been instances where there has been sightings around here, but i never seen anything. >> reporter: long time hunter kevin beetle told me the bears are kind of lazy they like sweets and easy meal so they absolutely will ransack your garbage. >> they like to be fat. they don't like to be lean. so they'll lay around and a big dumpster full of day old doughnuts that's perfect for them. they love it. >> reporter: just like the turkey buzzard i saw working oh and peas of meat in the field or the fox or the deer i saw along the canal, dennis' turtle

fox 5 paul wagner has this fox 5 exclusive. >> reporter: our interest in the videos came last summer when a defense attorney told us camera video in court to conflict drunking drivers and in his opinion, they were game changers meaning the old way was over and judge could see exactly how a defendant was behaving. but when we asked to see the videos, attorney general carl racine said we we don't have to get them from the dc police department. the statute as written he says says so. and so we asked. and this is what we received. redacted videos that obscured faces in conversations in effect nothing close to the way they were presented in court. our stories caught the attention of the dc open government coalition, which sent this three-page letter to carl racine in march. cited case law and a detailed account of fox 5's request. after meeting with the attorney general, he changed had us mind >> i took the position listening to my good council that we were not able to release that even camera statute only allows npd to do so. i've tried to justify that on the basis of the law and candidl

students had to --. >>> this is a fox news special report. >>> good afternoon from the fox news deck in new york, i'm shepherd smith, there's breaking news in america across the fox broadcast network today. there has been a new appointment and it's a major change in the investigation in washington. robert muller, whose ap former fbi director, has been named special counsel for russia investigation. this is a new position under the special counsel law, which was enacted back in 1999, since this in essence opens a new investigation into the activities of the russians as it relates to our election in 2016. and in addition, to possible collusion between members of team trump and the russians as they to work help team elected, and hurt hillary clinton's chances of being elected. this appointment was decided this afternoon. and the decision was taken by rod rosen stein, who's the assistant now, and here's a quote from him. i determined that it is in the public interest for me to exercise my authorities and appoint special council to assume responsibilities for this matter. it goes on my de

. >>> this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. >>> tonight on fox 5 local news, honoring the fallen. how men and women in blue across the country gave the ultimate sacrifice are being honored here in the district. >>> the first for president trump. if i give you one message to hold in your hearts today. never, ever give up. >> the president giving his first commencement speech as commander in chief, more words to the graduates. >>> a major cyber attack threatening millions of computers around the world. fox 5 local news starts now. >>> thanks so much for joining us i'm matt ackland >> i'm lauren demarco. we begin with the massive cyber attack potentially affecting millions >> it was unleashed yesterday, and dozens of countries including the u.s. are scrambling to fix the problem. the ransom wear attack affected tens of thousands of computers around the globe >> we're told it could have been a lot worse if not for the actions of a 22-year-old british researcher who accidently activated a so-called kill switch. >> reporter: hackers using a microsoft windows what friday. the leaked flaw

fox's marine ma moracco reports.hool and it's such a big deal and i'm the only one that won't be there. to walk the stage. >> reporter: maddie is a graduating student at heritage academy the only one in her class of 15 seniors who won't be a loud to walk. >> 25 weeks tomorrow. >> because she's pregnant. >> tobacco, alcohol, drugs, immoral will the. >> heritage academy is a k through 12 non denominational conservative christian school. at the beginning of every school year, high school students and their parents each sign a pledge. >> because i mean i signed it was just like a typical thing every school year you sign it yeah, i know i got to listen. >> it reads "this application extends to my actions such as protecting my body by be a staining from sexual em more rat will the and from the use of alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs". >> you feel that this -- there's a different interpret interpretation to this pledge that would allow for her to walk on graduation? >> i do. i do. yeah. i think, you know, the difference i

tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >>> >>> now to a fox 5 exclusive. it's been almost year since dnc seth rich was murdered. still no solid answers until now. >> someone shot and killed rich last july in northwest. police suggested the killing in the bloomdale neighborhood was a botched robbery but they tied it to the dnc. >> marina marraco joins us with what could be a big break. >> reporter: we're two months shy of the one year anniversary of seth rich's murder. the conspiracy there's on line fox 5 learned there is new information that could prove these theoriests are in fact, right, new information suggests there is tangible evidence on seth rich's laptop that confirms he was communicating with wikileaks prior to his death. the question is, why has dc police as a lead agency on the investigation for the past ten months insisted this was a botched robbery when till this day, there is no evidence to suggest that. the rich family hired rod wheeler a former homicide detective to run a parallel investigation into the death, wheeler said he believes there

joel waldman, fox news >>> a fox 5 exclusive. dc attorney general turned over videos he once said the public did not have the right to see. >>> we'll tell you about an event this weekend where you can help in the battle against cancer. fox 5 local news at 6:00 will be right back. >>> this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. vo: at dominion, we have a long history of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. sgleefrjts are on the scene of a shooting at the brooklyn metro station in northeast. details are coming in. of right now there are reports of one adult male shot in the parking lot. there are in other reported injuries, the metro station itself is still open. still no word

. >> sandra: fox news alert, roger ailes, a television pioneer and founder of fox news has died. he spent much of his career advising presidents, including ronald reagan. he launched fox news in 1996 and changing the media landscape forever. howard kurtz is live in washington with more. at this news coming as quite a shock to many of us this morning. >> as shock to me as well. roger ailes had an undeniable impact in everything he did. he was a colorful and confidential character before he advised ronald reagan and he took richard nixon and helped get him elected through his use of television and 1968. also going into the media business, founding fox news in 1996 and turning it into the powerhouse it is today. let me read a couple of statements. first from rupert murdoch. everyone is shocked and grieved his late wife elizabeth said i am profoundly sad and heartbroken to report to my husband, roger ailes, passed away this morning. it roger was my best friend, the most wonderful loving husband and father to her son zachary. roger was a patriot, grateful to live in a country that gav

top five are at the fox news channel. and -- i don't know what he is doing running for office or something. and then cnbc after that. we think there is a market for business news because we think it is real news. >> why would you do a business channel when cnn fn has been dropped and cnbc's ratings are down? >> they never got distribution. i think cnbc you know they claim they went down when the bubble burst. but you know, a market went out but trying to represent that the ratings went down 80 percent. so i keep thinking you know, when i was there we did not have that problem. we did not have a problem.so i think maybe we can do something. i just believe that it can be, we are all in business to make money. all of these channels eventually have to make money. i believe that if you do business news correctly, you will make money. and they make money but they make most of their is on infomercials. if they did not have infomercials it would be ugly! >> so if you start when would you start? >> as soon as we get distribution.

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> ♪ >>> fox 29 weather authority now.ur first official heat wave of the year we take live look at reading. the weekend kicking off for a loft us. above 90 for the third day in a row. steamy out there but we are in for some cooler temperatures change. >> let's go down the shore live peak at atlantic city. when we say changes the summer like weather is going away after several near record temperatur temperatures. we're in for a cool off. >> let's get over to meteorologist scott williams for first look at weather. >> dawn and chris we're talking about the first official heat wave right now but you might want to grab a jacket for the upcoming weekend. cold front take look at ultimate doppler that is on the move. a long and out ahead of it a few isolated downpours right now. really hit and miss across the area. we'll zoom in to sections of new castle county, delaware right now. watching some moderate to heavy rainfall moving through the middletown area. that's moving on off to the south and east at about 40 miles per hour. als

>>cspan: why do some people hate you and hate fox?. >>guest: [laughter] i don't know why they hate me but we changed the business a little bit but there are things you have to get over.hink of they give anybody that i hate of fox news came on the scene to identify yourself as fair and balanced the try to do that every day so people are probably offended or worried. we get attacked and we get copied usually at the same time by the same people. so basically this year we're doing something they're not doing so they tried to pretend we're doing something political but we have been around eight years we're not retracting stories . we don't have a former attorney general looking in us to see how we screwed it up. >>cspan: when did you know you made it on top?. >> i don't know when i knew exactly it was working with the first time we really beat cnn in the evening the announcement was in the newsroom the staff was standing on their desk cheering and these you will have a lot of spirit they want to win and they willa win.they're that gave me a

you are watching "fox and friends" first.ople at 4:00 this morning. 31 minutes past the hour, political witchhunt is what donald trump is calling the investigation into his campaign, alleged collusion with russia. heather: a special counsel will decide the country. christian can live in washington dc. >> reporter: putting to rest what is arguably a week of constant bad headlines, donald trump addressed the appointment of a special counsel denying there was any collusion calling it a witchhunt, further defied the country. >> i respect the move but the entire thing as a witchhunt and there is no collusion between myself and my campaign. we have a divided country. >> reporter: he defended his decision to fire james comey and thought it would bring bipartisan praise. >> i thought it would be a bipartisan decision. on the democratic side not only the republican side, saying such terrible things about director comey. rob: democrats press on the president's collusion but senator dianne feinstein admits she hadn't seen evidence of it

but also, lawrence, keep in mind that 21st century fox, the parent company of fox news s trying to buy in the uk, a multiple billion dollar deal. i have sent a letter to the regulator there saying this company does not meet their deisn'tsy standards because they don't respect women's rights in the work place. i think part of the reason why they got rid of bill o'reilly and part of the reason why they have now gotten rid of bill shine is they want to present a clean image to the regulator so they can make the billions they hope to make. >> lisa one of the reports from gabe sherman indicates that suzanne scott who is going to be the first woman in charge of running fox news, she was in charge of enforcing roger ailes' mini skirt dress code for women, apparently, according to gabe's reporting. >> yes, there is also their in-house vp and general counsellor who has been accused of being an enabler. there are race discrimination cases pending. 12 or 14 people actually filed race discrimination cases and diane brandy is named in those cases. having known about race discrimination at fox news

loved ones say antwan fox jumped into the water even though he cannot swim. the boy has been missing since 10:00 o'clock last night. thanks for joining us. i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm joyce evans. fox 29's jennifer joyce spoke with the boy's father and friends as essential crews search the river today. >> everybody hurt right now. just hurt. no body want to believe it. >> reporter: friends and family of 16-year-old antoine fox full of emotions hours after police say the teen went missing during an evening swim in the delaware river. >> my son 16 years old. he cannot swim. he wasn't supposed to be out here. he's supposed to have been at his friend' house. >> his father says he's trying to peace the story together. he has a lot of questions. >> his friends came and knock on my door and told me that my son was in the delaware river and they couldn't find him. >> reporter: rushed to the linden of a boat ramp friday night search was already underway. it lasted several hours and resumed when the sun came up. >> a couple of us went up to the store we come back and all

that's often present on fox news.ssful politically unless you're really good in the media. he told richard nixon this in 1970, and i think that lesson holds true. and i think he will be a powerful force remembered in american politics for those reasons. >> and brian, to say he reshaped cable, you know, is an understatement. i mean, he created from nothing one of the most powerful brands in all of television. >> in the mid-1990s, there was just this channel, there was just cnn. because of ailes, there now exists msnbc and fox news. he was actually at nbc working on what became msnbc. then rupert murdoch made the pivotal decision to hire ailes to create fox news, to create fox as an alternative to what he said was the liberal mainstream media. that choice has had ramifications ever since. ailes was such a complicated figure. he was bold and brilliant but also profane and crass and deeply inappropriate behind the scenes. he helped a lot of people's careers. he also hurt a lot of people, these women who have come forward

we'll take a look after fox 5 news at 5:00 returns after this.ngton 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. >>> officials in maryland are talking precautions against mosquitoes. started to eliminate potential breeding grounds. date back to been about 198 cases of zika all associated with travel to areas where it was transmitted. the disease has not been transited by mosquitos in maryland. >>> and some lucky elementary students in dc had a unique opportunity today, students from morery elementary got the chance to learn about bees and harvesting honey. with the bee keepers for the program, brought in honey cones to teach the kids the process of how hon

it's all set to premier tonight right here on fox 29. fox's michelle polino has more.>reporter: it's a gordon ramsey double header as the famed chef premiers two shows on fox. the eighth season with gordon chris tien a and new chef gordon sanchez and then he's live with the f word. the f word stands for fun, food, family and finesse. it's got nothing to do with the naughty word. the hour-long show pitsz two shows against each other. there with be surprise guests and gordon promises to keep his temper to a minimum. he's constantly swearing. i will prove to america that i can go 60 minutes live without a single beep. you will be going home. as for master chef another 40 of america's best home cooks will compete for that coveted white apron and in the first episode, the field will be cut in half. this is crazy. this country is becoming a fundamental across the country. they were sometimes brushed aside because their true love was never brought out of them. we're starting to see a lot of natural ability that is shining beyond what we could ever have imagined. i'm going to

the president watches fox and tweets about fox all the time. the fox people go on it all the time. congratulations to "fox and friends" on its unbelievable ratings hike. never been a time like this. this is essentially a white house outlet. >> yes. it's hard to know where fox begins and ends versus the white house at this point. you look at where how much of the staff has come from fox in terms of being analysts and what not. >> michael, i wonder do we think that there's -- is this a relationship of convenience or something deeper? >> the funny thing is that trump went out of his way to help o'reilly when the allegations came up, o'reilly the beginning of april, the only real person to come out and really stand by o'reilly was trump. >> the president. >> he said that he shouldn't have settled all those lawsuits. imagine if barack obama had come out of a big television personality that's been accused of sexual harassment. >> also, the president has been widely accused of sexual harassment and so i guess -- aside from the idea that they were probably friends, there's also a strategic

this you're taking a look at it on fox 5. involving a prince george's county police officer who's convicted today on assault charges for striking a suspect with his cruiser. damage cam videos shows him responding to a call of an armed suspect last june. suspect led police on a chase as he ran into a field. officers struck him with a cruiser. we know that prince george's county police will hold a press conference on this shortly we'll keep an eye and keep you posted at 10, 10:30 and 11:00. >>> there was a good samaritan from in. i would have gotten worse than i did. >>> the man attacked on metro's red line last week says a good samaritan prevented him from suffering more serious injuries. >>> john reilly told fox 5 it happened as he was coming back from the gallery play station and talking about the student who helped him out. lauren? >> reporter: this wasn't is so disturbing when you think about it. there's really no known motive, so this guy, john reilly was supposed to go to a nats game. it was rained out. he was off to mee

on "fox news sunday," general h.r. mcmaster said any additional nuclear test would not go unanswered. >> we do have to do something. we have to do something with partners and globally. that involves enforcement of the u.n. sanctions in place. it may mean ratcheting up the sanctions even further and also means being prepared for military operations if necessary. >> reporter: the u.s. is calling for new sanctions and for tougher enforcement of those in place, but sanctions are nothing new to north korea and have not done much to deter nuclear ambitions over the years, that's a big reason why u.s. officials say china, the north's closest ally and biggest trading partner is the key to getting dictator kim jong-un to change his behavior. rick? >> china avoided putting pressure on north korea, is there some incentive for them to do that now? >> the same reason that people, countries and businesses do almost anything, money. president trump said he is seeing china step up pressure after meetings with president xi jinping. mor

fox 5 local news. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to fox 5 news morning on sunday, i. i'm tom fitzgerald. it's sunday may 14. >> happy mothers day to all of you. >> happy mothers day annie, >> caitlin roth has a much sunnier outlook. >>> gloomy few days now the sunshine which is back as we take a live look at the white house with the sun shining over it. finally dry weather awaits and warmer weather too, it's been a chilly few days, temperatures not climbing out of the 50's. we'll get back to normal. it is still cool morning, 53 at reagan national, 50 at dulles, 50 at bwi. we're seeing 40's and 50's show up, a lot of 40's last hour, but quickly warming with the benefits of that sunshine and we'll be into the 70's later on this afternoon. storm tracker radar are dry, we should see a few more clouds later this afternoon and i can't rule out a sprinkle but overall it will be a really nice day. by 11:00 a.m., temperatures into the 60, cool through the morning but you can be outside comfortably in the mid afternoon, it is a little windy later. we'll have gusts over 25 miles

back to your fox 29 weather authority.we take live lock at reading this thursday night new york city doubt people are looking forward to that holiday weekend. but first we got to get through tonight. fox 29 meteorologist scott williams let's us know what you can expect in 15 seconds. >> it's been a family thursday early this morning was round o one. we saw half inch to an inch of rainfall. round two moving that was right now. in fact we have some video of the heavy rainfall. the downpours ponding on the road even reports of some small hail across the area. so making for a wet thursday evening commute allow extra travel time there's some of that small hail being reported with the thunderstorms that have been popping up this thursday evening. back to ultimate doppler right now, it's lit up right around center city as you move north and west as well. we'll take tour. you can see right now, moving through chester, piles grove, deerfield right now looking at some of those downpours. this will likely dump another half an inch to

fox news has died.t much of his career advising presidents, including ronald reagan. he launched fox news in 1996 and changing the media landscape forever. howard kurtz is live in washington with more. at this news coming as quite a shock to many of us this morning. >> as shock to me as well. roger ailes had an undeniable impact in everything he did. he was a colorful and confidential character before he advised ronald reagan and he took richard nixon and helped get him elected through his

fox 5 news morning starts at 4:25 a.m.owser say they're committed to clean up a neighborhood that's seen its fair share of violence near 22'nd street and alabama avenue. four murders, 21 robberies and 26 assaults with a deadly or dangerous weapon but the number is town. mayor said the city can do better >> crime is down all across the city and we have several psa, police service districts focused. and part of what we're doing i'm talking about summer strategy and high crime areas. people need more services >> the mayor said she will send the city's substance abuse and the employment services van into the neighborhood. . >>> the mayor and police chief attended a honor officers in the metro region who gave their lives in line of duty. it took place in the dc police headquarters this morning, five members died this past year were honored. prince george's county police officer cold son, prince william's county ashley gwen done, patrick daily and mark lawston, and harvey is that okay? >> we're strong people and stronger people

questions erin fox d.c. on twitter back to you. >> thank you, coming up on on "fox news morning" drake out donna del at the 2017 am wards. >> and critical systems on international space station station failed. >> a live look from israel where president trump surprise expectsed to arrive in the next hour. it sem barking in israel this is welcoming ceremony at this hour. president trump on a nine day trip overseas visiting the three holy places saudi arabia and israel and vatican. more on vista broad when we come "fox news morning" back after this is all right back at 5:0 iraqi special forces say mission accomplished when it comes to reclmi it started sunday at down in the supportry second largest city. u.s. coalitions fight ago long side special forces despite victory by iraqi forces a small group still continues to fight between iraqi forces and government. >> and astronauts could embark on the space station to replace the computer. the computer failed saturday forcing crew to use a backup system. nasa says

and he won't let donald trump stop us. >>> fox 5 paul wagner joins us live tonight with a fox 5 exclusive. paul >> this morning, carl racine sent me an e-mail saying my persistent paid off public will now be able to see police worn body footage introduced as evidence in a court of law. he didn't want to be on the wrong side of a common sense interpretation of the law. >> our interest in the videos came last summer when a defense attorney told us prosecutors were using body camera video in court to conflict drink drivers. and in his opinion, they were game changers, meaning, the old way of take indication to court was over. and the judge could see exactly how a defendant was behaving. but when we asked to see the videos, attorney general carl racine said we we don't have to get them from the dc police department. the statute as written he says says so. and so we asked. and this is what we received. redacted videos that obscured faces in conversations in effect nothing close to the way they were presented in court. our stories caught the attention of the dc open government coalition, which

fox has 20 tv stations pick 21st century fox's the parent of the fox business network trying to beatmall markets. texas-based broadcaster next are reportedly has also opposed tribune. tribune media shares are down 47% plus in the past year. the bidding deadline thursday. nicole: addition to four ipos this week, apple is one of the stocks we are watching. the company to reporitcond straight quarter of revenue growth tomorrow driven by sales of the iphone seven plus had also not good on the cash pile as it sets to talk to stunning $250 billion according to "the wall street journal" in 90% of the money is overseas with it is thought that to the united states under president trump's tax plan, the government would get a $37 billion tax windfall along with $180 billion that can go to work for the u.s. economy. the one-year chart to the upside. facebook will release its earnings on wednesday. the social media tried to push sharply higher earnings per share on higher revenue. face the close 150 on friday. lauren: president trump and his administration leaves the door open to military action

the president loves fox news. it's his favorite network, and he's a frequent guest. >> how was easter? >> it was great. >> reporter: murdoch's papers like "the new york post" helped to boost trump to celebrity status in the 1980s. much later fox's opinion shows helped to lay the seeds for trump's election wins. maggie haberman of the "new york times" says trump and murdoch now speak almost every day, even as the justice department investigates murdoch's profit-making fox news machine. thursday's high profile trump/murdoch meeting calling to mind another eyebrow raising meeting that trump criticized heavily on the campaign trail. he blasted former president bill clinton's meeting with then attorney general loretta lynch as the d.o.j. was investigating hillary clinton's e-mails. >> so she met with him for 45 airline on the tarmac in - arizona. i think it's disgraceful. i think it's a disgrace. >> reporter: but now that trump is president, it's his relationships that are raising questions. now, this ongoing federal i

live fbi headquarters, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >>> and of course, fox 5 is your staying for all things political. tweet us your thoughts now. use the #5at630. you can tweet about the comey situation or anything else regarding politics. then you should look for your tweet on our political show coming up at 6:30. >>> here are the top five things happening right region. students at the university of maryland held a sit in on campus today, they're frustrated because it's been nearly a week since a noose was found at the kitchen at the fraternity house. according to the students, the administration has not taken action, and didn't notify the student body. the university's president condemned the action on twitter. >>> take a look at this surveillance video. loudoun county police say that man planned to hold up the food mart in sterling wearing sunglasses dark mask along with a hoodie. he left the store without taking any cash. >>> tonight, fairfax county are looking for the man behind two robberies, two hours party, first at cigar world on leesburg pike, the man was wearing a hoo

and fox did find some silver linings in the first 100 days.ne reason it came close to being positive, they paid a lot more attention to kind of the economic trends since trump took over the oval office. the other thing they did, they underplayed the russian connection. fox gave less than half the attention as other outlets to possibility of russian involvement in the 2016 election. >> professor patterson, thank you. i encourage viewers to google shorenstein center, read these studies for themselves. they're fascinating, full of good data. thank you, sir. >> michael, thank you. >>> let's see what you have been tweeting and commenting on my facebook page. one body slam does not come even close to the constant assault by mainstream media on all persons conservative. terence, your tweet frustrates me so much. i heard it from a handful of my callers, not the majority of callers. i just don't know how you can excuse that, turn it into a tit for tat. i haven't heard this word used. it was thuggish. it would have impacted my vote. >>> still to come. i

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we'll have details on a soaker coming up when fox 5 news at 6:00 returns. >>> this is fox 5 local news6:00. my name is jenny doan i'm a quilter and i'm a mother and i'm a grandmother. 2008 was when all the markets crashed, we lost our retirement. hamilton was losing hope and my husband and i were losing hope. my sister and i we challenged ourselves to help figure out a way to help them. our kids bought us a quilt machine. it was very humble beginnings. we were just this cute little shop, just like everybody else. one day al came in and asked me if i wanted to do tutorials and i was like "sure honey what's a tutorial?" i had not a clue. hi everybody i'm jenny from the missouri star quilt company. youtube gave us the opportunity to really differentiate, we got to a 1,000 subscribers year one and now we're at 300,000 subscribers. use in the tutorials. now we're the world's largest provider of pre-cut quilting fabric. in the beginning we were just shipping 10 orders a day. now we ship 5,000 orders a day. opening a business in hamilton kinda sparked things. we've got 14 quilt shops in town,

i was only in town a couple of minutes i saw fox just right out in the open. >> red fox, gray foxes,ter: mark anderson was fishing the canal, too. >> have you ever seen bear i've not seen bare. i've seen turkey, dear and boxes and -- >> fox are one thing but bears are another and the town is not taking any chances. upper makefield website tells those who might see a beer steer clear, keep your distance and call police the usual stuff. carl slacks farm the area for most of his life. >> i can believe that, yeah. i mean there's been instance where is there has been sightings around here, but i never seen any. >> reporter: kevin beetle told me the bears are kind of lazy they like sweets and an easy meal they absolutely will ransack your garbage. >> they like to be fat. they don't like to be lean. they'll lay around. there's big dumpster full of day old doughnuts that's perfect for them. they love it. >> reporter: like the turkey buzzards i saw working oh and piece of meat in the field or the fox or the deer i saw along the canal, dennis' turtle did escape by the way. it's their house the

log on to "fox and friends" first, our facebook page after the show for a live debate. >> this fox newsllance video capturing this terrifying moment that a plane explodes into flames killing everyone on board. learjet in north jersey flipped upside down slamming into three buildings in a suburban neighborhood. rescue crews racing to the scene, black smoke filling the air. the plane took off from philadelphia with two pilots on board, no one on the ground was injured. a strong wind warning was in effect, investigators trying to determine if that played a role. field trip nightmare, 2 dozen students were on that bus and injured when their bus flipped over as they were heading from philadelphia to washington dc when a car lost control and clipped the bus sending it veering off the road. group of law-enforcement officers managed to be, retired cadets and other officers traveling behind the bus running to help the children when it happened. the widow of a fallen officer says instinct immediately kicked in. >> you are going to be okay because you are alive and able to talk. we came out for on

here's fox's lauren blanchard. >> reporter: first he fired him. of then called him a show boat in a tv interview but today, the president went as far as to possibly threaten former fbi director james comey on social media. on twitter this morning, president trump wrote james comey better hope that there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. >> the president with his tweets this morning has said things that border on intimidation against comey and any others who are going to disagree with him publicly on this issue. >> reporter: in addition, the tweet implies that the president may record his conversations in the white house. now, some members of congress are demanding the white house council turn over any tapes the president may have including any conversation with comey as well as any russian officials with whom had the president may have met or spoken to >> did president trump record his conversations with former fbi director comey >> i assume you're referring to the tweet. i've talked to the president. the pre

fox's tell fox news the threats were provided in part by israel. critics say sharing such information could damage intelligence sharing partnerships. they're receiving backlash from democrats and returns but president trump surprise standing firm on the decision saying he did so in the interest of fighting terr terrorism. >> so, we'll have a lot of great success over the next coming years and we want to get as many to help fight terrorism as possible. >> it was wholly appropriate to share what the threat was as a and coordination. >> virginia republican congress woman barbara comstock had this reaction we need immediate briefings on what occurred at this meeting. >>> we continue to follow latest in the search for new fbi director and judge mayor garland says he doesn't want to be fbi director despite mitch mc connell recommendation. judge garland removed his list for the poybls candidates of fbi director. he was former president ob obama's pick for supreme court justice and never got a quote. texas senator also doesn't want to be the fbi director.

fox news wa nts to have been to the police? fox news wants to get these cases into arbitration. where nobody can watch the proceedings. i am all about a public airing of these issues. i have never lost a trial. this will not be the first one. you represent 21 of the alleged victims. have any of them been to the police? these are not criminal acts, they are civil acts in america. the a nswer are civil acts in america. the answer is no, these are all things that you can get in the civil system, so they have not gone to the police. i am going to ofcom this afternoon and the reason is to talk to them about each of these cases. i cannot go into all the detail here, but i will with them and i will let them assess those facts and decide what they want to do with those, but it paints a very bleak picture. when you have rupert murdoch saying there is nothing wrong with fox news because the ratings are good, he has his head in the sand. i agree we have not proven the allegations yet, but with the admissions by fox, and the court proceedings will continue in court, and the public ear and i

. >>> tonight, there is more fallout from the scandals plaguing the fox news channel. following the departures of former network chief roger ailes and star anchor bill o'reilly after allegations of sexual harassment, now comes word of another major departure for his role in the scandal. nbc's anne thompson has late details. >> reporter: roger ailes, bill o'reilly and now fox news co-president bill shine. ailes and o'reilly gone after accusations of sexual harassment. shine resigning today after accusations he covered up the abuse. accusations he's denied. new york magazine's gabe sherman broke the story. >> shine really was a continuation of the old fox news culture. so today is a sign that the murdochs are slowly deciding they need to answer critics by turning a page. #. >> reporter: 21st century fox chairman rupert murdoch characterized shine's resignation as sad. writing in an e-mail, i know bill was respected and liked by everybody at fox news. not everybody. in her lawsuit, fox contributor julie roginski says shine aided and abetted ailes' acts of retaliation and

at fox news. bill has played a huge role in building fox news to its present position. his contribution to our channel and our country will resonate for many years." joe abernathy remains copresident. suzanne scott becomes president in charge of programming. jay wallace is the new president of news. these moves follow last year's raising nation of roger ailes in last month's departure of bill o'reilly, both resulting from sexual harassment allegations. both men deny the allegations. president trump says he is open to a gasoline tax, could break up some big banks, plus he would be honored to meet with north korea's dictator under the right conditions. we will get reaction from >> who is safe? that guy has got nuclear weapons. 28,000 troops on the line right there. so nobody is safe. we are probably not safe over here. if he gets the long-range missiles, we are not safe eithe either. i didn't say don't test them. he has to do what he has to do but he understands were not going to be happy. >> what d

it's how he views the media coverage. >> at least the network you see with the exception of fox, foxfair. every network you see hits me on every topic. it's made up, like russia. for me to have great approval records in leave it all the faux press i think is amazing. howie: he's blaming the networks for the fact. erin: he said he has great approval ratings and they are in the high 30s and low 40s. that's not particularly good. the media often don't give him a win when he deserves one and he's right. howie: it's not like three months from now they will make up. mollie: in the last month the coverage has gotten more serious. in the case of syria he got a little bit after high mark for a day. howie: he's been on the defensive with michael flynn, flynn got payments from russia and didn't disclose them. they have been trying very hard to get sean spicer to criticize flynn and he's determined not to do it. >> reporters are latching on to it because they got out over their skis on this russia story. so they are trying to find something to cling on to. no question flynn made bad decisions. b

twenty-first century fox of course, parent company of fox business network, says it is confident its deal to purchase sky will be approved by the end of this year. there is that. i know a lot of analysts were curious to get any update on that. they were skeptical they would. time frame on the sky deal is key. let me give you numbers, shares in the extended session are falling so a little bit of a disappointment. let me show you why. earnings per share on adjusted basis better than expected, 54 cents on 48 cents expected. revenue,7.56. much weaker than the $6.63 billion the street was looking for. however in terms of revenue we're seeing growth this time last year. films unit declined. there was a difficult comp because this quarter last year twenty-first century fox had "deadpool." that was a huge box office success. they didn't have anything to match up to that. cable grew. i continue to look at numbers for you to dig down further. melissa: lori, thank you. thanks so much. thanks to our panel as well. >>> delay and obstructs. they used firing of jails comey to walk out on routine co

jim and sarah fox 5 at 10:30 >> i think we took a look outside. back with the latest on the winds and rain impacting the area >> a high price for political correctness? what critics are saying about how much it will cost to rename a virginia high school named after a confederate general. >>> stopping the hate. the effort in montgomery county to help people learn and recognize prevent hate crimes. >>> can you make the grade when it comes to being a grown-up? the new adulting school teaching people some basic skills they may have missed out on. all of that and more coming up at 10:30. >> i can iron. the following ad is being condensed for your viewing convenience. i finally switched to geico. oh yeah? ended up saving a ton of money on car insurance. i hear they have a really great mobile app. the interface is remarkably intuitive. that's so important. ♪ ♪ my name is jenny doan i'm a quilter and i'm a mother and i'm a grandmother. 2008 was when all the markets crashed, we lost our retirement. hamilton was losing hope and my hu

here's what your fox futurecast looks like.y but really nice, by tomorrow morning, this is the area of showers and thunderstorms that may be severe across portions of the ohio valley overnight, moving into west virginia and approaching 81 corridor by the time we hit the morning commute. mid morning rain through dc. and through the afternoon, just rounds of showers expected. thursday night into friday, may be a bit of break. we still got to keep sprinkles in the forecast as it looks luke even though it's dry, we could have rain. fast forwarding to saturday at 8:00 a.m. this is another low pressure system moving in which will pbr rain, thursday and saturday look soggy, just not much sunshine in between on friday. good healthy dose of rain expected at least right now this model saying between one to two inches is a good bet for most area. rain showers expected especially west of town 56, we're seeing pockets of showers through the afternoon with a high temperature of just 61. we get even cooler from that in your seven-day forecast

fox news learning that the u.s. is set to conduct another long-range missile test in the pacific just days from now. this as north korea threatens a new contest that could come at any time. and congress takes action tomorrow debating a new round of sanctions against the rogue nation while the trump administration reaches out to asian allies in an attempt to contain kim jong-un. rich edson live at the state department for us now. >> good afternoon. the u.s. congress and house tomorrow will debate a new round of north korean sanctions, that is coming up tomorrow, bipartisan bill that tightens existing sanctions, economic sanctions, it also targets those who employ north korean slave labor, north korean shipping and requires the administration to determine whether north korea is a state sponsor of terrorism. this is working in concert with the administration strategy which is essentially to get other countries, namely china, to further enforce existing sanctions and to also isolate north korea economic and diplomatical