. >> reporter: on the republican side, there are three candidates, state senator frank wagner, formerie and prince william's county corey stewart. >> i used to say, i was trump before trump was trump. >> stewart trails in recent policy to eddie gillespie. this campaign is far from a trump tribute? when the administration putting forth policies good for virginia i'll work get them enacted in washington, dc, but for policies that don't or hurt us, i'll oppose them >> virginia elects the governor the year after the country elects president. >> from 1969 to 2013, all of those governors' races, half of them predicted what would happen in the next year's mid term elections, so history is as good as a coin flip. >> it looks like this governor's race will be a good test of the old add taj all politicses is local because lawmakers from the other state and the president seem to get at much attention like improving schools and raising the minimum wage. in article, peter due si, fox news >>> a fairfax county district court judge is in trouble. he was stopped at a dui checkpoint on april 28 buildi

frank wagner currently serves in the senate, and corey prince lieutenant governor ralph northern is taking on tom pirello. we've got a voter's guide on our app with all of the candidates and other frequently asked questions. >>> tonight, for the first time, we're hearing from the family of a general manager who was shot a understand killed at a prince george's county restaurant last year. they say the pain doesn't stop with the murder. >> plus keeping kids safe during this dangerous heat. >> and in addition to the heat, there is an air quality alert for today. topper's going to tell us what that means, and how dangerous it really is. >> and d.c. gets ready to replace some unsightly graffiti with something a bit more beautiful. nendorses dr. wralph northam. mr. northam would make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia.

the democratic side, tom perriello and ralph northam and also ed gillespie and corey stewart and frank wagner. justin finch has more. >> reporter: lots of questions about the turnout, will it be high or low. it is a primary so it can be tough to call. however, we're now a step closer to 2018 and potential changes at the top of state government and a potential shift in the electorate. none of that has been lost on voters that we met today in alexandria as well as fairfax county. as you go out to vote, tips to keep in mind. remember, polls are closing at 7: if you're in line by 7:00, you'll get a chance to vote. you will need a valid photo i.d. that can be your virginia driver's license or i.d. or passport. if you don't have an i.d. at your polling place or have to use a provisional ballot which won't be counted until you present your ballot i.d., you have until friday to do that. another option is a voter i.d. which you can get at the registration office, too. people say they can feel the eyes of the nation watching their primary. >> i mean, i was doing a little bit of reading about it and the

watch on republican side former rnc chairman ed dwiles pi against cory stewart and state senator frank wagner. on democratic primary now current lieutenant governor ralph in order j. trhoh challenging "fox5" anjali hemphill live on capitol hill with the latest. anjali, good morning. >> good morning, yeah, last week it was james comey. >> reporter: and today it will be attorney general jeff sessions in the hot seat here on capitol hill as he will face fresh questions about his russian contacts during the elect firing of former fbi today he will number wisdom martin pro noting jobs and that wiingt will likely be over shadowed by session is and regarding conversations he has had with president. russian officials. specifically am bar door and involvement in comey firing and decision to recuse himself from the fox m president trump has hasish of him testifying in open setting. >> i thinks president was clear last week in the rose garden they he believes the sooner question get this addressed and dealt with he want no >> today's hearing is scheduled to start at 2:30 this afternoon. meanwhile, guys,

the other candidate in the race frank wagner is a distinct third with just 13 percent of the vote. stay with fox5 on the air and online for the latest primary results. we will continue to give the latest information as soon as we get it. an intense man hunt is underway right now in georgia. police are de inmates who killed two guards at a prison. the parent of a local teenager shot to death on the eve of his high school ed gracious is sharing graduation is sharing his story only on fox5 a. we'll be right back. ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ happening now, a massive man hunt is underway for a pair of escaped inmates in put in an county, georgia. the county sheriff's' office say done i row and ricky due beaus broke through a gait on a transport bus and then shot and killed two guards before get investor way with their guns. they kar jacked a green honda civic before they fled the scene. row is serving a life sentence without parole for ar

and former rnc chair ed gillespie is leading over cory stewart and state senator frank wagner. justin finch is live at the polls. >> a look at what voters need to know before heading out. justin, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, angie, good morning. that's right. polls have opened here a few minutes ago. watch that garage right there. alexandria fire house into a polling place. voters, as you head out, a thing to know here, polls will close at 7:00 p.m. if you are in line at 7:00 p.m. you will still be able to vote. you will need a valid photo i.d. that could be a passport, valid driver's license or state i.d. you can go to a voter registration office and get yourself a voter photo i.d. you have to do that today. if you do not have a photo i.d. you will have to get a provis n provisional ballot at your polling place and you will have to have until friday to get that i.d. you will need to chazz a ballot that's democrat or republican. some polling places are going to be schools. you are asked not to drop in times. >>> check out our election day guide in the nbc washington app. w

chairman ed gillespie running against current and long time prince cory stewart and state senator frank wagner. winners face off in general election. all five candidates are hoping to succeed. democratic current governor in virginia only state in the union where governors serve only one four year term. they can serve after being out of office for four years but polls up at 6 and closed 7 and all the places here in the commonwealth of virginia. >> waiting to here what happens with the live report. >> going to be a little sticky for. >> bring your water bottle while you're waiting. >> that's right. >> yesterday we hit 935. forecasting that again today. heat index near 100. more of the same. >> wow. >> triple digits. >> talking headset -- >> same as it ever w 100 later today and already in mid 70s with plenty humidity there as well. dew point in the low 70s. 72 dulles and baltimore bounced up to bwi marshall back to 74. they're in the 60s an hour a ago. lot of sunshine to start the morning and beautiful sunrise pick on twitter thank you and you can feel the summery feel out through in the picture

on the republican side, ed gillespie, corey stewart and frank wagner fill out the ticket. julie carey joins us from a polling place in fairfax county. what are you noticing there, jules? >> reporter: hey, wendy. here in fairfax county and out in loudoun, we're seeing far more democratic ballots than republican. the other thing we know, turn-out is going to be extremely low when compared to a regular november election. in most places, it's not even going to approach >> reporter: turn-out at times a trickle even at this ashburn polling place that boasted some of the highest numbers on this primary day. but here and in other parts of northern virginia, far more voters casting democratic ballots. one reason, the democratic contest between ralph northam and tom perriello is seen as the closest race. voters we spoke with, going with northam because of his general assembly experience. >> i think both are equally good. but i looked at northam as a little more middle of the road. >> to be honest with you, i'll be happy with either one. but i feel like ralph has the experience. >> i

rnc chair ed gillespie is the frontrunner facing prince county corey stewart and frank wagner.l have to face the dynamics in a state that is slowly turning increasingly blue. hillary clinton defeated donald trump there by more than five points in november. >>> next, we'll dig into the elections coming up and their possible implications. i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a better website in under an hour with... ...gocentral from godaddy. type in your idea. select from designs tailored just for you and publish your site with just a few clicks-even from your... ...mobile phone. the internet is waiting start for free today at godaddy. dental professionals recommend using an electric toothbrush. for an exceptionally fresh feeling choose philips sonicare diamondclean. hear the difference versus oral b. in a recently published clinical study, philips sonicare diamondclean outperforms oral-b 7000, removing up to 82% more plaque and improving gum health up to 70% more. its sonic technology cleaning deep between teeth. from

as for the gop side frank wagner ed gillespie and prince william county board of supervisors chairmanack obama have not formally weighed in on the race. polls open at 6:00 a.m. tuesday. they close at 7:00 p.m. >> a leader at one of virginia's largest mosques has resigned after the prayer leader made comments in support of female genital mutilation. he says he decided to resign after hearing a lecture by the iman. he later posted an apology. the mosque board has denounced the imam's com him on administrative leave. >> fox5 in the district, d.c. police want you to take a look at new surveillance video. take a look. they say this man is wanted for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in march. it happened in the 2300 belong of cathedral of a northwest. you can see the victim stumbling around. she told police she has no memory of where she was that night or consenting to any sexual encounter. if you recognize the man with her there, and there's another look, give police a call. >>> police on the hunt for a man who groped a woman o surveillance video shows the man walking up behind the wo

endorsedngton post has frank wagner of the republican side and the lieutenant governor, on the democratide. all the primary results on tuesday, and next tuesday is the special election in georgia's six congressional district -- sixth congressional district. let's go to marry in cambridge, massachusetts, democrats line. caller: what bothers me about the republican voters, and it shows in the people who are , -- i heard that a poll was taken and either a lot , in my have been a majority of republican voters, aw do not consider russia as adversarial power. and that is really weird. i notice when they call in, they talk about hillary, they talk about benghazi, like lisa just did, and some of them sound very articulate, but they never russia. russia is our adversary, and i thought that the whole thing that everybody would be so worried about, the people in washington, was that trump or someone close to him wanted sections to be lifted -- sanctions to be lifted from russia as punishment for and ing the ukraine, order that americans -- it might have been people who worn a lot -- own aghts in r

>>> on the rnc side, ed gillespie expecting to win by a sizeable margin over corey stewart and frank wagner the response has been incredibly positive. i feel like i'm going to be our of his final campaign hours not in his home base of northern virginia, but in more everybody conservative strongholds. his claim today, that his campaign is surging. but political analyst farnsworth, not expressing that on the gop side. while june turn-out is traditionally low, he does expect a bit of a spike for this one. absentee ballots are an indication that more democratic votes will be cast tomorrow. in loudoun county, i'm julie carey. >> and two major companies have pulled sponsorship from a production of shakespeare's julius caesar. because it has a trump look alike in the title role. that character gets stabbed to death as happens in julius caesar. but delta airlines and american funding say the production seeing it would realize they are not advocating violence. cnn recently fired kathy griffin for her holding a bloody replica of trump's head. >>> we're working for you with a food recall. conagra bran

north ham on the republican side chairman ed gillespie facing off corey stewart and state senator frank wagner> heard about this. bachelor in paradise cancel in the middle of filming now one contestant could be facing possible charges coming up and later why producers pull the plug. >> day two of jury deliberations in the bill cosby sex assault case. what to expect today and why the case moved so much quicker than expected. ♪ narrator: the washington post endorses dr. ralph northam. mr. northam would make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress means taking on tough fights, and as governor, i won't let donald trump stand in our way. ♪ >>> 9:13 is the time. sex assault base against 79-year-old bill cosby is now in the hands of a jury and conviction could send the comedy legend to prison forest

reporter: on the gop side, gillespie, expected to win over his two challengers, corey stewart and frank wagner what you see with respect to the republican primary is a clear candidate who is known statewide, versus two people who are known regionally. and that's a huge challenge. >> reporter: having contests at the top in both party, expected to boost typically anemic primary turn-out. while the governor's race is the big draw, turn-out will also likely be fueled by the unusually high number of contested house of delegates races. many of them involving female candidates. in loudoun county, i'm julie carey, news4. >>> stay with news4 and the nbc washington app as the numbers add up tomorrow. julie carey, david culver and chris lawrence will be providing team coverage. so if you want to hear where all the candidates stand on important issues, search virginia governor in our app. >>> it sounds amazing, an instant fix for knee pain, no >> but first, stories of love are taking over social media today. the landmark case from virginia 50 years later. and how it's changed the way we love in this count

frank wagner state senator came in 14% of voyt. this was a close race. but there is no automatic recount and cory stewart has not conceded race. gels pi is 55 former rnc chairman ran in senate and lost to warn are a couple years ago. cory stewart is chairman of prince william county board of supervisors. cory stewart has not conceded this race but it will be gillespie verse he's north an am at election. >> 7:10 now. let's talk about smaller race that went on prince william county. transgender woman won democratic nomination for house of delegates. journalist for william times she's first candidate to win a party noom nomination to general assembly and will take on bob marshall. last legislative session and bill and this morning president donald trump once again facing lawsuit over business empire. >> nearly 200 democrats mild a lawsuit aling he is illegally profiting from business. >> anjali hemphill is live outside the trump hotel in northwest with more now. good morning. >> good morning. maybe president trump's birthday today but he's waking up to get

the republican candidates are ed galespi, and frank wagner. >>> in a few hours we could learn about athe red skins. the team sent us an e-mail saying they are announcing a personnel change this morning. they didn't say what that the skins are all in ash burn for the mini camp today. we'll post the announcement in our app. >> good morning. taking a look at the beltway right now. no major issues. we still have that delay inner loop here as you're heading toward the american legion bridge. inbound 395. also crash report georgia avenue flashing traffic lights. and in virginia 56 looking typical. >>> aheck on your forecast c i narrator: the washington post endorses dr. ralph northam. mr. northam would make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress means taking on tough fights, and as governor, i won't let donald tru

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. >> and ann wagner on changes to the dodd frank act. >> and today, today we released a report titled "was the cop on the beat? inadequatehe wholly role in invest getting the wells fargo fraudulent account scandal. we have received numerous records from those -- those wells fargo and the fcc that indicate the cfp be was asleep at the wheel. >> c-span programs are available at c-span.org, our homepage, and by searching the video library. >> president trump made -- started the week meeting with his cabinet. at the top of the meeting he talked at length about the time it took for his cabinet members to be approved by the senate. this is 20 minutes. president trump: good morning. we have much great news to share as we continue to deliver on our promises. due to a record long delay in confirmation and the confirmation process by the which i callats the obstructionists, maybe they will change but i doubt it for a while. they are truly asked -- obstructionists. since our first cabinet meeting with the entire cabinet present. the confirmation process has ien record-setting long and mean recor

. >> and wagner on changes to the dodd frank act. >> today we released a report titled, was the cup on the beat? this is regarding the cfp bees in theinadequate role best wells fargo fraudulent account scandal. we have received numerous records from both wells fargo and others that indicate that the cfeb was asleep at the wheel. >> c-span programs are available at c-span.org, our homepage, and by searching the video library. announcer: "washington journal" adam listens be picked the perfect time to release a book about uber. it is called "wild ride. " he joins us now from san francisco. it has been a particular wild ride the past 48 hours at uber. take us through the leadership shakeup that has led to headlines on "the wall street journal's" business and finance section. guest: you have to go back several months to february when a female engineer, a former female engineer at uber posted a blog post explaining how she had experienced routine sexual harassment in her position and was ignored by the human resources department at uber when she complained about it. a firestorm ensued about

. >> ann wagner on changes to the dodd-frank act. >> today we released a report titled was the cop onhe beach. this is regarding the cfbp inadequate role in investigating wells fargo account scandal. we have received numerous records from wells fargo that indicated the cfpb was asleep at the wheel. >> c-span programs are available at c-span.org. on our home page and searching the video library. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies it's brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> "washington journal" continues. host: taking a look now at the week ahead in congress and at the white house. our guest at the table are cameron easley. who is a senior reporter for the morning

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congresswomani ann wagner on changes to the dodd frank act. >> today we released a report titled, was the cop on the beat? this is regarding the wholly inadequate role in investigating the wells fargo fraudulent account scandal. we have received numerous records from both wells fargo and occ in others it indicate asleep atfp be was the wheel. quick c-span programs are available at www.c-span.org and by searching the video library. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on face book at c-span history. american history tv was at the organization annual meeting in new orleans were we spoke with about thekate epstein history of the relationship between the u.s. military and the private sector. the interview focuses on her book, torpedo, inventing the military-industrial complex. this interview is about 15 minutes. >> your area of study is national security and intellectual property. where do those intersected american history? >> i think the intersect at least where

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. >> and ann wagner on changes to the dodd-frank acked. >> today we leased a report titled, was the cop on the beat? this is regarding the cfpb's wholly inadequate role in investigating the weals fargo fraudulent account scandal. we have received numerous records from both wells fargo and the o.c.c. and others that indicate that the cfpb was asleep at the wheel. >> c-span programs are available at c-span.org, on our home page and by searching the video library. >> the supreme court decided four cases today. unwed mothers and fathers may not be treated differently whether their children can be granted citizenship. justice ruth bader beginsburg said the gender line drawn is incompatible with laws. you can watch that. if you click on supreme court you'll find that and other cases we covered this term. attorney general jeff sessions will be on capitol hill tomorrow. members of the senate intelligence committee will ask about his contacts with russian officials in the 2016 election campaign. this will be the first time he's testified before congress since he was confirmed as attorney general

. >> and ann wagner on changes to the the dodd frank act. >> and we released a report called was the cop on the beat. this is on the inadequate role in investigating the fraudulent account scandal. we have received numerous reports that the cfpb was asleep at the wheel. >> c-span programs are available at www.c-span.org, on our home page and by searching the video library. >>> now another hear on the president's 2018 budget request. he joined other pentagon officials last week to testify before the house armed services committee on strategic forces. some of the questions focused on the intercepter missile defense test. it runs just over an hour. >> good evening. i want to welcome everybody to our hearing this afternoon. i want to welcome everybody to the hearing today. fiscal year 2018 missile defense programs and activities. we have an esteemed group of witnesses with us today. mr. todd harvey, acting assistant secretary of defense for strategy plans and capabilities. vice admiral james syring, u.s. navy director missile defense agency. lieutenant general james dickinson. integrated

. >> and ann wagner on changes to the dodd/frank act. >> today, today, we released a report titled was the cop on the beat? this is regarding the cfpb's wholly inadequate role in investing the wells fargo fraudulent lent account scandal. we have received numerous records that include the cfpb was asleep at the wheel. >> c-span available at www.c-span.org, on our home page, and by searching the video library. >>> next a look at the economic and societal impact of the open would crisis. witnesses been the joint economic committee include mike dewan who discusses the lawsuit he has filed against pharmaceutical companies concerning prescription opioids. this is just over 90 minutes. >> good morning and welcome. i want to welcome our ranking member and vice chairman and other members of the committee who join me in expressing the importance of holding a hearing on the threatening increase of opioid abuse. drug abuse has become rampant in america and may be the worst the country has ever experienced. it's devastating families, degrading communities, and undermining several parts of our econo

. >> and missouri congresswoman ann wagner on changes to the dodd-frank act. >> today, today we released a report titled, was the cop on the beat? this is regarding the cfpb's wholly inadequate role in investigating the wells fargo fraudulent accounts scandal. we have received numerous records from both wells fargo and the o.c.c. and others that indicate that the cfpb was asleep at the wheel. >> c-span programs are available at c-span.org, on our home page, and by searching the video library. >> congress continues to work on the trump administration's budget would west -- request for 2018. is next.rson later, president trump talks about health-care legislation. jeff sessions was on capitol hill today, taking questions from the senate intelligence committee about russia and the 2016 elections. the vice chair of the committee asked attorney general sessions about the firing of james comey. one of the comment you made in your testimony was that you reached this conclusion about then-directore of comey's ability to lead the fbi deputy agreed with general rosenstein's memo. the fact that you