san francisco native and actor danny glover returns to the city to shed some light on the human right violations that are happening here in the bay area. (jr stone) today is human rights dayand the start of a year-long celebration of the 70th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights.kron four's spencer blake was in san francisco this afternoon as actor danny glover was honored. (reporter)danny glover is a san francisco native, and someone who regularly does work for unicef around the globe, so he was an easy choice for the human rights commission to invite as their honored guest.(pkg)you may know him from 'lethal weapon' or 'angels in the outfield,' but sunday actor danny glover was speaking as a philanthropistand somewhat of a historian on civil and human rights. "there's a history where art has always been a force used as a platform in which people could certainly provide information."art - one of his own platforms - is something he says provides the radical changes that have improved human rights.glover also talked a little bit about albert einstein's role in human

actor danny glover returns to the city.ow he's shedding light on the human rights violations that are happening here in the bay (darya) plus...a lttle boy speaks out about being bullied and people across the world are offering him support. hear his plea to stop kids from being (darya) and minimum wage is about to go up in one east bay city -- we'll tell you where, and by how much... just after the break. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ toasting dad: i'm not one but here's to... to many more years of friendship. and feasts! crowd: [laughing, cheering] to presents! a mi familia que lo es todo. ♪ to being right here, right now, with you. sfx: dog

it seemed glover would have loved to stay and chat longer, but he wrapped up with this final idea."have to look at it in all of its manifestations, not just necessarily the most egregious and the most glaring example of human rights." (spencer)davis told me human rights day isn's so much a day of major events - because those events for civil and human rights should happen all the time.rather, she called the day a reminder of what needs to be done.live in studio, spencer blake, kron four news. (jr stone) in national news... alabama voters head to the polls on tuesday in the very closely-watched senate race between doug jones and roy moore. moore is doubling down on his denials of the accusations against him: that he pursued sexual relationships with teenagers when he was in his 30s. moore has the endorsement of president donald trump, but not that of his would-be alabama colleague. andrew spencer reports. win or lose, many voters will be casting their ballot for embattled republican roy moore......but the senior u-s senator from alabama says he is ánotá one of them.instead, senator r

but -- uh-oh. >> do you recall telling kathy glover in a phone conversation that same early morning,f me, get off me? >> i do not. >> reporter: she was 16, and drinking that night, she said. so that might explain her faulty memory. >> do you recall telling officer croissant that you heard a female yelling, get off of me, get off of me? >> i do not. >> >> did you expect that from her? >> yeah. >> you did? >> it didn't surprise me. >> it hurt ya though. >> it hurt, but i thought that, you know, when you have a police officer who interviews her within an hour, hour and a half of the shooting, and she is clear as day as saying, these are the things i heard from my back window, whether she had been drinking that night or not, to me that's the most believable version of events. >> reporter: so. a hiccup, perhaps. but then there was the crime scene. remember, the coroner and the csi officer, said at the time that the scene screamed suicide. but, this prosecution witness -- >> my name is jonathyn w. priest. >> reporter: priest is a former homicide detective and forensic consultant who used a

authorities say the 24 year-old day even glover of philadelphia repeatedly tried to get a youngster alone with him at the elementary school. hes was there as staff for active school program and allegedly started with showing the young student his underwear, and then, he was partnered with her for a role in an after school performance and got her into a classroom with him alone in the cynwyd elementary school he exposed his genitals to her there. she ran out of the room this happened at least two more times according to court documents and student eventually told her mother in november, glover was arrested and in a search warrant authorities found a song that he made for young student on his phone, it mentioned her name and in it you could be hear him saying, i am all yours. we have reached out to lower merion school district and montgomery county early learning center both declined an on camera interview. they have issued statements at cbs philly. reporting live, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. >>> meantime cause of the school bus crash in the crescentville

the 32-year-old is an excellent addition to the lineup. 3-time all-star... 3-time gold glover...as he's hit at least 20 homers in each of the last 5 seasons. he's also durable...leads the league with 798-games played since 2013. in exchange for longo, giants sending denard span and young prospect christian arroyo to tampa. jimmy garoppolo has done no wrong since coming to santa clara...leading the niners to 3-straight wins. but now, we get to see how he handles himself against an elite defense. jaguars ...no longer a laughing stock, but one of the great surprises of this season. this past sunday, they just clinched their first playoff berth since 2007... and their success starts with the defense. a unit that has no holes on all levels... and they are on pace to be the first team in nfl history to lead the league in scoring, takeaways and sacks. but jimmy g...is not scared of anything. "these guys have a very talented defense. it's just a different type of scheme. a lot of teams are adapting the scheme that these guys run and it's becoming pretty popular in the nf

glover is well respected for his wide-reaching philanthropic efforts. the u.n. adopted the declaration of human rights on this day in 1948. it is the first document to establish an individual's right. >>> president trump is facing backlash this morning from the head of the naacp and several lawmakers. the controversy the president's visit to jackson, mississippi, for the opening of a civil rights museum. his appearance yesterday drew protesters outside that museum, many upset with how he responded to the violent white nationalist march in charlottesville, virginia, earlier this year. in his speech the president acknowledged the historic role mississippi has played in the civil rights movement. >> the civil rights museum records the oppression, cruelty, and injustice inflicted on the african-american community, the fight to end slavery, to break down jim crow, to end segregation, to gain the right to vote, and to achieve the sacred birthright of equality. >> civil rights icon and georgia congressman john lewis was scheduled to be one of the main speakers. he boyc

glover at 2 pm. the task forced against human trafficking will receive the un association global human rights award during the ceremony. >>> this is the sixth day of wildfires burning in southern california. >> the progress that is being made. >>> all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. isn't that a gorgeous start to the day? it is a spare the air day. i will have a look at your numbers coming up. >> how about some football. the raiders season has not gone as planned. the silver black are now in a three-way tie for the west. they have the -- we have the raiders, chiefs and chargers. something has to give today. the raiders are in kansas city this afternoon. michael crabtree will return from a one-game suspension. cooper is questionable as he is recovering from a concussion. the chiefs are in a freefall. they have lost six of their last seven games.>> the 49ers lost its first nine games. >> jimmy gets another start at quarterback. he is making th

it could cause delays from georgetown up to glover park. gw parkway nice and quiet.t keep in mind earlier vre issues getting back to normal from fredericksburg but red line capitol improvement project wrapped up yesterday but there is still some late clearing track work in that area. red line single tracking fort totten to silver spring. extra delays in both directions there, guys. back to >> an overhaul of the country's tax code is under way with lawmakers working to combine the house and senate bills. one key republican already signaling she might not be on board. >> controversy in the nfl after a quarterback hit a hard hit. why was he allowed to return to the game? we're back in just 30 seconds. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> back now at eight minutes pastor the hour. president trump has given congress a christmas deadline to merge the house and the senate tax bills and get them both approved. republican senator susan collins, her last minute opposition to the gop healthcare bill helped to sink the legislation back in july. this bill one of the senator's deal breakers is medicare.

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the reason was that danny glover raised some money to help. one of the things that was most necessary were mental health workers. said we are a barack bureaucracy and we cannot put that together. danny and his people were rocking on the streets, people were recognizing them. during those catastrophes come of those people's homes were wiping out and the government was not responding to them. i think if we could be prepared. look at what is happening right now -- fires in california, houston,. . we have some kind of planned approach to be ready to move towards those kinds of things to at least bring attention to it, but mental health workers are so necessary. i set up a homeless center and we had mental health workers. i think we can really prepare seeing all the catastrophes taking place right now and think about how we, the democratic party, are ready to respond during those circumstances. >> mr. chair, i would like to table the motion. i don't want to lose it and i don't want to take an idea that was brought to me by a state delegate whose as

but still, hit .261 with two homers, 86 rbis, and he's a gold glover. so defense will be stellar.ve years and $86 million left on his contract. the giants will send their center fielder to tampa. span was terrific when he was healthy but he got hurt a lot. and then there was arroyo who was injured a lot. they would not want to give up a guy like the but they can't wait around for him to develop. >> i think about the memories. our first playoff berth. the world series. he means so much to our franchise. he's that cornerstone player. and it is a difficult day for us as we say goodbye to him. >> and hopefully giants are getting a cornerstone player. it looks like they'll add another free agent. this is jay bruce who hit 36 homers, splitting time between the mets and indians. they said bruce would be thrilled to be a giant. step by step, day by day, steph curry getting closer to returning for the warriors but not yet. curry has resumed workouts, mostly shooting drills, individual work. he seems pretty healthy there. he sprained his ankle. he'll be reevaluated so he'll miss the game ag

but still, hit.261 with two homers, 86 rbis, and he's a gold glover. so defense will be stellar. the giants taking some risk. five years and $86 million left on his contract. the giants will send their center fielder to tampa. span was terrific when he was healthy but he got hurt a lot. and then there was arroyo who was injured a lot. they would not want to give up a guy like the but they can't wait around for him to develop. >> i think about the memories. our first playoff berth. the world series. he means so much to our franchise. he's that cornerstone player. and it is a difficult day for us as we say goodbye to him. >> and hopefully giants are getting a cornerstone player. it looks like they'll add another free agent. this is jay bruce who hit 36 homers, splitting time between the mets and indians. they said bruce would be thrilled to be a giant. step by step, day by day, steph curry getting closer to returning for the warriors but not yet. curry has resumed workouts, mostly shooting drills, individual work. he seems pretty healthy there. he sprained his ankle. he'll be reeva

while taking on president trump to task, artists like donald glover, kendrick lamar and jay-z, whoseh earlier this week, still managed to give turkeys to poor philadelphians this week despite doing so from inside a jail cell. and that is the point, whether it is in a song, on a screen or in the streets, it's about protest. everybody, everywhere, doing what they can to push back against the negativity. and as 2017 draws to a close, i'm proud to say this year alone we marched on washington, d.c. in honor of martin luther king demanding accountability from president-elect at that time, donald trump. reminding him the fight for equality and justice will not cease. later we counted the moral ambiguity of this administration with 5,000 ministers and rabbis marching for justice. so i said and i said it on "star," standing up for our rights is not a choice, it's a necessity. and as we stand down a second year of this president, here's the problem of justice, his courts and allies in congress and yes, his supporters, that still refuse to admit their mistake. it's very, very necessary. we'll b

the 32-year-old is an excellent addition to the lineup. 3-time all-star... 3-time gold glover...bat as he's hit at least 20 homers in eahch of the last 5 seasons. he's also durable...leads the league with 798-games played since 2013...and is the longest tenured player in rays history. he's spent his entire 10-year career in tampa. in exchange for longoria, the giants had to get rid of one of their top young prospects. christian arroyo..considered the cornerstone of this entire deal...is someone the rays see as their franchise's next big star. the 22-year-old was a first-round pick in 2013...and made his major league debut last season. even better for the rays, he's a tampa native. also involved in this transaction...seasoned veteran denard span. this ends his brief tenure in the bay..as he signed with the club just before the 2016-campaign. over 10-years in the majors, he's hit 283...60-homers..and more than 430 runs batted in. jimmy garoppolo has done no wrong since coming to santa clara...leading the niners to 3-straight wins. but now, we get to see how he handles himself again

the 32-year-old is an excellent addition to the lineup. 3-time all-star... 3-time gold glover...iable bat as he's hit at least 20 homers in eahch of the last 5 seasons. he's also durable...leads the league with 798-games played since 2013. in exchange for longo, giants sending denard span and young prospect christian arroyo to tampa. jimmy g mania could reach new heights after this weekend...if he beats one of the toughest defenses in the league. the jaguars are one of the great surprises of this season. this past sunday, they clinched their first playoff berth since 2007... and their success starts with the defense. they are on pace to be the first team in nfl history to lead the league in scoring, takeaways and sacks. but...jimmy garoppolo, not intimated by anything. "these guys have a very talented defense. it's just a different type of scheme. a lot of teams are adapting the scheme that these guys run and it's becoming pretty popular in the nfl." "they have as much qualities as anyone that it takes to win a super bowl; a top defense, a very goo

interest because it was so tough and david blooks brooks is gene moderate voice, but he took the glovers off on this one. >> almost like he is sort of crying out to other republicans. >> almost like he is sort of crying out to other republicans. do you think that makes sense to you? >> i thought what he -- brooks coming from, yes, i do because i think the party will be badly split. but there were indications these past few days that mitch mcconnell who was originally condemning roy moore and then said we'll leave it up to the voters of alabama, late in the week he talked about an ethics probe. so it may well be that -- and some friends of mitch mcconnell's tell me that they think that if roy moore is elected, he is going to ask those women to come up and testify and tell their story to the ethics committee. that could be a real -- that could make it difficult for republicans to keep roy moore in the senate or could be -- it could really divide the party very seriously. so this story may well go beyond tuesday. >> let me ask you about something else the president said last night at this r

volunteers handing out hats, glovers and scarves to deserving children. people donated the clothes as part of the annual warmth in winter collection. >>> our coverage of the cold air continues with aundrea cline-thomas. >> she joins us live from the christmas village in center city with more on how people are staying warm. >> reporter: guys, everybody today had to bundle up. i am talking about hats. i broke out my mittens. and even for some of these vulnerable populations, days like today can be downright dangerous. hot chocolate and a warm apple cider and so are the layers. >> warm scarf, socks, gloves, hat and lots of walking around. >> reporter: the cold weather even brought out a reindeer. he chose to wear short sleeves manning the grill. >> when you're in the sun it's not bad. >> reporter: it was cozier inside the senior center. plummeting temperatures can be especially dangerous for older populations. >> as we get older we lose body fat. as a result of that we don't have a lot of insulation and the body is not producing heat the way it did when they

longoria hit 20 home runs last season and won a third career gold glover.s one of their off season needs. they still need a vacancy filled in the outfield. >>> tim lincecum has been working out. this picture surfaced on instagram. lincecum is 33 and is reportedly preparing for a potential comeback. reports say lincecum plans to throw for teams in the near future. the last time he pitched in the majors was with the angels last year. >>> highly emotional reaction pouring in to the death of cardinal bernard law. i'm amy kellogg in milan, italy, and i'll have details coming up. >> and in minutes, coming up new at 6:00 from long lines at stores to gridlock on the road, the holiday rush is official lip under way. we talk with shoppers and travelers with christmas now just a few days away. >> are you done holiday shopping? >> not yet. for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the arm of an arm wrestler? the back of a quarterback? the face of a fairy? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overacti

any questions head to go or from glover park this morning to the georgetown waterfrt ffox5 d.c. on to m street so keep updated on that fire. as soon as we get more information. now as we move over to look in northeast, newton street northwest -- excuse me newton northeast between 22nd and 24 there's a water main break. watch for slick conditions because the temperatures are so cold. 15 minute trip from southbound 295 maryland state line to the 11th street bridge. average speeds under 10 miles an hour. 50 inbound very slow from 202 to 295 and hey, 95 northbound has been looking great through dale city and minor delays 270 southbound through gaithersburg. red line delays out by shady grove. more traffic in a few. back to you. >> erin, thank you. >>> 7:37 right now. still ahead a popular retailer pulling a controversial bracelet from store shelves and using married mode to get around the district. we'll show you how to score a lift in one of the deck out holiday cars. ♪ >>> it is 7:40 right now. american eagle has stopped selling what was a controversial bracelet online in its stor

i actually got to give credit to my good friend donald glover who helped me with the idea. [ cheers andand eminem. you've opened for eminem before, but you guys, have you ever hung out? >> still have not met eminem. i've -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you never met him? >> i haven't. but i'm a huge, huge fan. and so, that's like one of the main things. i feel like it's my birthday week. i'm back with you. [ light laughter ] i don't believe any of this stuff is really happening. but yeah, i'm about to mean eminem so, another round of applause for that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how great is that dude? i think you guys together is gonna be an electric show. >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i wanna say, was it at the bet awards where michelle obama gave you a a humanitarian award? >> yeah, i was humanitarian of the year 2017. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how cool does that feel? how great does that feel? what an honor. >> it's amazing. it's what i do it for honestly is the accolades, so -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly right. [ rim shot ] all right, thank you. you gave, i wann

twenty-seven year old darien glover, now accused of ex positioning himself to child on two occasionsool. currently in montgomery county prison. >> burlington county times, outgoing new jersey governor chris christie says the new jersey transit river line is a joke, christie slammed the camden to trenton light rail whether asked about the line's possible extension further down into downtown trenton. christie said it is almost never written and you don't double down on a loser. >> when it comes to premium gas, triple a says in some cases don't believe the hype. >> says tested regular lannan premium fuel, designed to run on regular gas, shows only some engines noticed benefits like horse hauer boost and better fuel economy. if your car requires premium, stick to the guideline, other, you'll be wasting your money. >> report $1.2 million to be exact, department of transportation says that number is up by 10% from last year, the growing popularity one basic fares one reason for the spike. cheaper but only allow flyers to carry one small personal item on board. soy there in lies the catch.

dorrance cites the recent impact of savion glover, whose "bring in da noise, bring in the da funk," first performed in 1995, was another revolutionary moment for tap. she's also acutely aware, as a white woman, that the history of innovation in tap has largely come from african americans. >> it's a black form, it's an african american form. >> brown: how do you think about the racial aspect? >> it's really important to acknowledge it. and it's really important to share the history of the form, and to say the names of dancers, to say the names of dr. jimmy slyde, dr. buster brown. to say the names of fayard and harold nicholas, charlie adkins, honi coles. to say the names of these men that aren't the first names that come to your mind. you think of fred astaire or gene kelly, because they were the heroes of the movie musical, but there were dancers behind the scenes, and there were dancers innovating the form that weren't on the screen, but they were the ones that were bringing fire into the form to make it exciting. >> brown: and not just men. she also cites women dancers who've been impo

the 32-year-old is an excellent addition to the lineup. 3-time all-star... 3-time gold glover...of the last 5 seasons. he's also durable...leads the league with 798-games played since 2013...and is the longest tenured player in rays history. he's spent his entire 10-year career in tampa. in exchange for longoria, the giants had to get rid of one of their top young prospects. christian arroyo..considered the cornerstone of this entire deal...is someone the rays see as their franchise's next big star. the 22-year-old was a first-round pick in 2013...and made his major league debut last season. even better for the rays, he's a tampa native. also involved in this transaction...seasoned veteran denard span. this ends his brief tenure in the bay..as he signed with the club just before the 2016-campaign. over 10-years in the majors, he's hit 283...60-homers..and more than 430 runs batted in. turning to the 49ers-- jimmy garoppolo has been sharp since taking over as starting quarterback three weeks ago. but you ácould make the argument he hasn't played many elite defenses.. this sunday,

danny glover and i campaigned and other for him places. i consider bernie one of the best people i've ever known. he and dennis kucinich and i used to be called on to talk at many of the eastern universities. d i remember when he was running for governor of vermont he invited me out to campaign with him and representatives of the upi and the ap were in his office the first morning that we were going out to campaign. and the question was, bernie, why would you, a jew from brooklyn who is a socialist invite gus newport, a former black nationalist and socialist from berkeley to campaign in a 97% white state? bernie said because we're going to talk about the issues. they had no more questions to ask. that's what it's about. if we could get past our own egos and look atish -- at the issues and the state of our people -- even though we talk about the great things the democratic party has done we are 37th in the world in education. black america is at its lowest economic edge since the jim crowe era. i was fortunate enough when i have my inaugura

i wasn't expecting anything like this, even though danny glover and i campaigned for him in the south in some places. i consider bernie one of the people-- he and dennis and kucinich called on to talk to the universities. and i remember to return for governor of vermont he invited me to campaign with him and representatives in ap and going out on the campaign. why would you, a jew from brooklyn, who is a specialist, insight gust newport from berkeley campaigning in a 75% white state. >> and bernie said because we're talking about the issue and they had no more questions to ask. that's what it's about. if we can get past our own egos and look at the issues. even though we talk about the things the democratic party has dob. black america is at the lowest economic edge since the jim crowe era. i was fortunate enough when i got my inauguration to have james baldwin sitting in the front row, who is the senior fellow, we had spent many times together. i debated sal walynnski. and malcolm x, he became involved in the civil rights movement. i still don't feel like we've accomplished what we s

. >> outreach, trucks come, you know, they give you blankets, coats, hats, glovers, everything, to keep you know and like you said, it is christmas. you have to keep that smile. you know, always like it. you know, keep hope alive: >> reporter: amen to that. you have to keep hope alive to make sure we are taking care of our senior citizens, making sure we are checking on folks less fortunate, anybody in need, look after your neighbors because this weather is absolutely brutal. when those cold snaps come through you really feel it. that wind even knocking down some power lines across the area, those, the most part fixed up but still dealing with, some serious, winter conditions here, in terms of the temperature at lee, back to you. >> good time to knock on the door check on the neighbors and make sure they are okay. >>> 7:36. rush to return now that christmas is over, comes a time to take back those gifts that just didn't quite hit the mark. so we will give you some tips on when it comes to returning those gifts, so you can make sure it is hassle free. >>> kenya says who really like toile

he joins us now live from donation location in glover park with more. hours. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. we are outside the social safe way in georgetown. you hear the bell ringing ken forsythe is ring the bell and major chip hall is here with us as well from the salvation army. gentlemen, good morning. >> good morning, bob. >> reporter: tell us your kettles are emptier than you'd li how much by? >> well, we're always challenged this time of year whenever it comes to our kettles, but because we're going to cash less society we get fewer dollars stuck in there. we're about 10% behind almost $100,000 in our kettle program. so we're trying to make it up these last couple of days before we quit for the season the. >> reporter: you talk about that being right here in washington because the money collected snay rockville or fairfax stay in those areas. remain people what programs, what is this money going toward? >> well, 83 cents of every deleads he goes to direct programs and services not only emergency like utilities we go youth programs, senior

brash angus, herring friedman, john seendel, victoria glover, john, rangdzy garton, aaron judge, donald schneider, daniel dubois, katherine chockmock and lauren pounds. from the speaker's officer i want to thank jonathan burkes, austin, george kallis, derek dockery and josh altos and from the house majority whip's office i need to thank both marty riser and kelly hudak. of course here in the senate we've been ably led by the majority leader. i want to thank senator mcconnell for his commitment to get this done and for his leadership throughout this entire endeavor. and from the leader's staff, i want to thank sharon, brendan dunford, antonio, hazen marshal, erica suarez, terry van doren, dawn stuart and jane lee. joining senator mcconnell always has been our majority whip i thank senator cornyn for his efforts, shoring up support and addressing members' concerns from the beginning of this process up until final passage of the conference report. from the whip staff i want to thank monica popp and sam beaver. of course, when it came time to draft the senate's tax reform legislation, most

amanda glover. janine o'connor. kelly sugarman. yahira hernandez. lisa trubnakova. michelle bautista. ma tilleda gavin -- matilda gavin. mabilda moreno. elizabeth coin. man timbings ta pallone -- romanita pallone. julie treadwell. glomerez martinez. onna zolo. taishiana atkins. elinda torres. keosha gillmor. and laurie lavange. these women and the other victims of gun violence deserve better. and we are doing nothing to prevent future deaths. these are just a portion of those who die every single day in this country. we can do better and we must do better. and again i thank my colleague for all her work to make sure that we fulfill a promise to keep our families at home secure. yield back. ms. kelly: thank you, congresswoman, for your word. i'm sorry you had to read those names. maybe as we go on, things will change. now i'd like to yield five minutes to the congresswoman from the great state of california and a member of the appropriations committee. since her election to congress, congresswoman lee has been a fearless and dedicated leader on ending poverty and hea

aside from that one as we move over to a look in the district glover park northwest wisconsin avenueimproving those conditions so watch out for the right lane blocked on wisconsin avenue. massachusetts looking pretty good but watch for some congestion coming up from georgetown. gw parkway slow from the 66 eastbound crash by sudley road blocking the shoulder. congested traffic from 29 in gainsville to 234. 95 not terrible from dale city up. all metro rail lines including the red line currently on time. that's your look at traffic. keep it to fox5. we'll be right back. >> ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. it is just before 7:30 on a monday morning. that's your live look outside. that sun looking so pretty out there but it is a chilly start to your day. tucker and erin will be along on the 5's with your weather and your traffic. >>> now let's check today's top stories at just about 7:30. grief counselors will be on hand once again at walt whitman high school in bethesda after the body of one of their fellow woods of a bethesda neigh neighborhood. the victim here 17-year-old n navid. d scene 11:30 s

it will no longer take part in the glover compact of migration. the new york declaration which pledges to help them resettle does the line with u.s. immigration policy. this comes after the u.s. pulls out of the paris agreement in august. now asking the fbi to take over the investigation into an officer was killed in line of duty. the police commissioners request prompted by a lack of information after they were scheduled to testify in a federal police probe the day after he was shot. he was shot and killed with his own gun after he struggled with a suspect last month. right now investigators do not believe there's a connection connection between his planned testimony. expected to keep disrespecting our fly during today's game despite the nfl making a deal with players to contribute $90 million to social justice causes. the dear causing divide amongst the players with malkin jenkins senior will no longer raise their fares. others saying this deal is not enough. college football teams fighting for a spot in the playoff defending clemson covers the