. >>> and greensboro metro station is closed, a drill in case of a smoke emergency. let's get over to derrick ward live with more. >> reporter: we're here in the greensboro station. what you are seeing behind me is the area where firefighters will do their triage when they bring the victims out of the tunnel. they say can you walk, are you having trouble breathing. if so, they're loaded on a stretcher. other passengers are walking up on their own. those are the ones who can do it. you have four county agencies, two state agencies as well as metro involved in this. and as you can imagine, one of the key things that they will be looking at is how the agencies will talk to each other. we hear more on that from metro transit police chief. >> can't say that enough. whether it's unified communication with first responders, communicating with the riders and fellow employees. >> reporter: now, again the disaster scenario here is a unit he will in between the greensboro and tie so thysons c stations. it's about a mile long tunnel. this goes on until about 11:00. the station w

you'll see fire and policend poc vehicles outside of the greensboro metro station.note this is just aust drill. you can see all of the peoplee p here inside ofeo the metro station, they just ran throughhr a safety meeting. m there's about 150 volunteers.olr they're going to be headingng onto a train and then into the tunnel between the greensboro metro station and the tysons tyn corner metro station where w metro transit police, fairfax ff county police and fairfaxairfax county fire will be running through a simulation whereh they willa rescue people off of a smoke-filled train, in this, i case it will theatrical smoke and theke and reason of course being thef coui really scary real life scenarios we've seen whereee w metro trains do fill with smoke and that drill is going g to be starting around 8:30d this morning.sng. just a bit ago we talked too metro transit police chief ron f pavlik about exactly why they we are doing this. >this.this. >> we fry to make this as real m world as possible. we're we want to see how we communicate with our riders and customers. it's

. >>> tracking metro for the weekend if you're anywhere near the greensboro metro station in fairfax county sunday morning it will look like a disaster hit.

lisa: milwaukee, denver, cincinnati and greensboro, north carolina all had originally pledged manpower, but are now pulling out. why are these police agencies that had been committed, in some cases for months, greenboro -- greensboro had been committed since october. why are they now pulling out? >> you know, i've heard stories that they are concerned about depleting their rank and file in their hometowns. i'm not, not privy to the greenborough situation. lisa: it wasn't a privileged in fact, in a widely publicized letter, the greensboro deputy police chief cites conversations with other police administrators who express a lack of confidence in the city of cleveland and their preparedness for the rnc. and noted that "we have a responsibility to send our officers to an event that is well planned." chicago, in 1968, was a historical example of how things can go wrong, when police, protesters, and political turbulence come together. across the country this year, protestors at trump rallies are a clear prediction of what cleveland is likely to face. >> let's face it, most of these police o

. >>> tracking metro for the weekend if you're anywhere near the greensboro metro station in fairfaxe a disaster hit. no worries it is only a drill. first responders will stage a drill saimulating a fire in the metro tunnel and the greensboro station will be closed from 7:00 in the morning until 2:00 p.m. sunday. metro will provide free shuttle buses between the greensboro and spring hill stations on that sunday. stay informed throughout the track shutdown and download the free wusa 9 app for a full list of metro closing, train schedules and where the buses are running plus live traffic maps so you can check outbackups on the road. >>> this morning d.c. police are asking for your help in locating a missing 9-year-old girl. her name is sophia proctor and even though police believe she's with her biological mother right now they label the child as criticalmi here she is. she was last seen tuesday afternoon in the 1000 block of fourth street northwest. if you know where she is, please contact d.c. police. >>> and that's a quick look at what's going on this thursday morning. >> news at 4

. >>> this morning the greensboro metro station will be closed for an emergency drill. emergency personnel will practice evacuating passengers in the tunnel between the greensboro and tysons corner stations. metro will run free shuttle buses between greens wore row and spring hill to replace the silver line service. the greensboro station will reopen around 2:00 p.m. >>> later this the day, arlington county police wil conduct an active shooter drill at fashion center. it will last 7:00 to hid night. during that time, you will see a lot of emergency vehicles in the parking lot, but they will not be using their siren hes. >>> we're learning new information about the victims in the friday night triple murder. darcy spencer spoke to neighbors who are still trying to understand what is happening in their community. >> just so devastating when it happens to someone that you knew was a great guy, that was so close to hit. it hit you in a bad spot. >> reporter: this man grieving the loss of his neighbor, allen rowle rowlett. he kept a meticulous home and worked every day. >> a

he, cincinnati, and greensboro, north carolina, among them.s convention preparations. why are these police agencies have committed them in some cases, for months, why are they now pulling out? >> efforts stories that they are concerned about depleting their rank and file in their hometown. i'm not lisa: it was not a great place conversation. in a widely publicized recent letter, the deputy police chief and greensboro sites conversations all the police administrators to express a lack of conference -- confidence in the city of cleveland and their andaredness for the rnc said they have the responsibility to send their officers to an event that is well planned. the city has known for two years the rnc is coming. why wait until the last three months to get the ball rolling? mean, that is certain people's opinion. what is happening here in cleveland happens everywhere as well. lisa: philly has equipment. >> not all of eric what. with the exception of sophisticated radio equipment and some routine items, we are told philadelphia's flush with gear an

he'll be addressing supporters in greensboro, north carolina. rally comes at a time of escalating anxiety among republicans over his temperament and the campaign. let's go to hallie jackson who is in greensboro with the trump campaign. if i'm not mistaken, the last time he was there, we had a not so nice incident that took place between a supporter and somebody who was protesting donald trump. but let's set that aside. i want to get his campaign's reaction to what president obama and hillary clinton have said today. >> reporter: you touched on it a little bit there. trump telling the associated press, seeming to question president obama's patriotism, that the president does continue to prioritize enemies over allies. and for that matter, the american people. he added that when he is president, it will always be america first. we have reached out independently to the trump campaign to confirm these comments and haven't heard back. but you can expect to hear him talk about that tonight in his rally. to use that line of attack, this is of course hi

a lot to cover including a donald trump rally in greensboro, north carolina. the rally just started. this is trump's first visit to north carolina in three months. trump is expected to respond to the harsh attacks today by president obama and speaker paul ryan who have now joined forces with hillary clinton to attack trump for using the phrase radical islam and putting a ban on muslim immigration. >> there's no magic to the phrase radical islam. it's a political talking point. it's not a strategy. >> a really important distinction that every american needs to keep in mind. this is a war with radical islam. it's not a war with islam. muslims are our partners, the vast, vast majority of muslims in this country, and around the world, want our moderate, they're peaceful, tolerant. lou: we'll be talking about those comments tonight with the five co-host kimberly guilgoyle about the explosion of the issues in the presidential campaign going to the heart of our two party political system, the leadership of the republican party, the administration's efforts to control

metro will provide free shuttle buses between greensboro and spring hill stations. >>> stay informed throughout the shut down, download the free wusa 9 app for a full list of metro closings, train schedules, and of course where the buses are running. we have live traffic maps to help you check out the back up on the road. stay with us, we will tell you about a new plan to keep you safe at night during the safe track project. we will have a live report coming up. >>> new tonight, all lanes of washington boulevard in arlington back open tonight after a deadly shooting along the road. police say a car was off washington boulevard south of route 50 this afternoon, police officers stopped by to check it out. as he approached the car the driv s the officer who had to be stunned never fired a weapon, no one else was hurt. police have not released the man's name. >>> from prince george's county bureau, a body is found in the road near a shopping center, somebody walking by spotted the man's body 6:00 this morning near annapolis and glendale roads in buoy, that is near the duval village shopp

metro will run free shuttle buses between greensboro to replace the silver line service. >>> the u.s. national whitewater service in charlotte temporarily shut down water activities after a teen died from a brain-eating amoeba. lauren sykes died a few days after rafting at the center. doctors say her death was caused by the amoeba commonly found in warm bodies of water and can be fatal if it gets into a person's nose. the teen was in a raft with several others that turned over. >> this is a very common microorganism, you know, if people go swimming in lakes and ponds and rivers around here they are likely to come into contact with this. the? ed we can this is, i don't know how feasible that is. >> officials say only the whitewater rafting feature is closed. all other amunsments open. no our cases of the disease have been reported. >>> and you might save some money on your next uber ride. what led to a new ripricing chae for the ride-sharing service. [ cheers ] >>> the title nobody wants. poor dog right there. well, you're going to meet the pup, four-pound pup, rescued from the pound w

milwaukee, denver, cincinnati, greensboro, north carolina, among them. >> constitutional policing.isa: counselman matt zone oversees the convention preparations. >> why are the police agencies that have been committed in some cases for months, greensboro had been committed since october. why are they pulling out? >> i have heard stories that they are concerned about depleting their rank and file in their not privy to greensboro situation. lisa: a widely publicized recent later. they had conversations with the other administrators who express a lack of confidence in the city of cleveland and the preparedness for the r.n.c. note ved a responsibility to send the officers to an event that is well-planned. with weeks to go it's still unclear how many officers will come into cleveland to fortify the ranks. lisa fletcher, abc7 news. alison: one more political note today. donald trump will go into that convention with a new campaign manager after firing corey lewandowski. lewandowski had led trump's campaign from day one. insiders say trump's family urged him to fire lewandowski who champi

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the greensboro station will be closed until 2:00. run free shuttle buses between greensboro and spring hill to replace the silver line service. >>> turning to the weather, which could turn a little rocky for us. tell us about the showers that we're expecting. >> we have a couple of showers developing right now. a couple of thunderstorms out there too. most of the region will be dry tonight. if you are heading out tonight, i'm not too worried. you're not going to hate yourself if you bring an umbrella and you get a quick shower. the three hs in effect, hazy, 84 degrees. still on the warm side, but that heat index up to 88 now. that humidity definitely up there too. take a look at the temperatures. 86 in leesburg as well as manassas. 88 in warrenton. 77 ft. meade. we have a sea breeze making its way all the way across the area. you can actually see a line here. that's the line of showers that has developed. we have a brand-new severe thunderstorm warning. this is grant county in towards west virginia. it is way out toward west virginia

. >> reporter: the greensboro station will be closed. trains are moving through, but not stopping here. there are shuttles for folks who have to go to the station or leave from the station. they will get you around the closures. they expect that part of the system to be open around 2:00 this afternoon. derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >>> later in the day, arlington county police will conduct an active shooter drill at fashion centre at pentagon city. the drill will begin at 7:00 p.m. inside the mall. it will last until midnight. during that time you'll see a lot of emergency vehicles in the park lot, but they will not be using their sirens. >>> and we're learning new information about the victims in friday night's triple murder this district heights as police continue their investigation. darcy spencer spoke to neighbors who are still trying to understand what is happening in their community. >> just so devastating when it happens to someone that you knew was a great guy, that was so close to hit. it hit you in a bad spot. >> reporter

greensboro station will be closed between 7:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.etro will run free shuttle buses. >>> looking ahead to the next phase of safetrack, starting august 1, red line work will impact riders for six days. trains will single track between tacomkoma park and silver sprin. they say the timing is intentional since many take vacations during august. >>> pick the right six numbers and you could be $363 million richer. doesn't that sound nice? derrick ward is live in bethesda where they are hoping win the mega millions drawing p but it's a slim chance, right? >> reporter: slim is a relative term. it all depends on your perspective. we're at calvert's beverage and ice. people like to come and play the lottery and take their chances at it. the chance this time is for $363 million. some lucky person will perhaps later today or tonight be asking the question what will i do with all of that money. the mega millions jackpot has grown because since last friday's drawing, there was no winner. this is the sixth largest jackpot and it's actually biggest si

on a day when democrats united in their criticism on donald trump, he arrived here in greensboro, northy to hit back, in a fiery speech he said president obama's anger was misdirected and that he should be angry at the shooter in the massacre rather than direct his anger at donald trump. >> and i watched president obama today, and he was more angry at me than he was at the shooter! and many people said that. [ crowd booing ] one of the folks on television, said, boy, has trump gotten under his skin, but he was more angry, and a lot of people have said this. the level of anger, that's the kind of anger he should have for the shooter and these killers that shouldn't be here. >> reporter: now of course trump's latest comment comes after he's already been facing criticism for appearing to suggest that president obama might be sympathetic to muslim extremists. of course obama wasn't his only target last night. he also went after hillary clinton, suggesting that america would never be the same if she were president, that if liberals were elected over the next eight years that so many liberal

>>> the tysons corner and greensboro metro stations are back open after today's emergency responsell. first responders simulated a smoke incident on board a train. derrick ward has more on how things went today. >> reporter: they came out on crash carts. they came out on foot. they were counted and color coded based on their mock injuries. they emerged from the depths of a silver line tunnel. they just endured a simulation of a very real thing occurring on metro. a train filled with smoke. >> this is something we harp upon and just want to constantly train our people on. >> reporter: half a dozen local agencies and state officials and metro took part in this respiratory issues from smoke on a train. >> communication is important. >> reporter: metro has made strides in improving its safety issues. they're not finished and it is not without paying for riders amid the safetrack delays and closure closures. >> it is the hard answer to give us, but it is the right answer. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara comstock says improvements are needed in personnel as well. >> too many in the ba

agencies, some state officials and volunteers help simulate smoke emergencies at the tysons and greensboro metro stations. it's supposed to mimic an incident that killed a woman last year. the police chief takes it seriously. >> we want to constantly train our people on. >> metro employees also tell us practicing communication with local police departments is a critical part of improving safety on the rails. >>> if you are traveling for independence day, you are going to be a part of a record-breaking event. aaa is predicting 43 million americans will travel this coming weekend. the overwhelming majority of people about 84% will take the roads. last year's record was just over 42 million travelers. lower gas prices are a big part >>> if wur unof those millions we have some tips for you taking a rental car. consumer reports says you should bring for the amenities that you want. things like blue thing and usb ports are not automatic. >> you might get the deal of a century but you might get a car that has 50,000 miles on it and feels at the end of its life. >> consumer reports says your perso

hallie jackson is in greensboro, north carolina. have we gotten any reaction from the trump campaign on what the president had to say? >> we are. he's saying that the president continues to prioritize our enemy over our allies and for that matter, the american people. seeming to question the president's patriotism there. expect to hear more of that from donald trump in his rally in greensboro. trump himself has created a lot of questions now for those on capitol hill, from his fellow republicans, who are increasingly displaying some concern about trump on the one hand. on the other, some are just ducking the question altogether. you heard senator mitch mcconnell say that would not comment about donald trump. when asked later about some of trump's other comments, said he wouldn't be talking about the ups and downs of what trump's saying. what was notable today, the response from senator bob corker, he was an early supporter of donald trump's foreign policy, right after his major speech. he's been rumored to be on the vp short list, c

. >>> first responders practicing a life like emergency simulated a smoke incident between the greensborond tysons corner stations. the scenario involved a train filling with smoke. the drill comes as they focus on improving reliability and safety on the entire experiences we have had, i think it has been more than the public should bear. we shouldn't take the risk. >> this drill is one of several metro conducted since the deadly smoke incident last year. >>> a roller coaster jumps off of its tracks. some 0 of the people on the ride were trapped upside down. >>> i lost everything i own, literally everything i own. >>> california wildfires destroy hundreds of homes. tonight crews are searching for possible bodies amid the rubble. >>> i'm tracking thunderstorms in the forecast for tomorrow. the latest timing on when they could be impacting your thunderstorm and if we are tracking any severe storms. we are rocking to rio on sports final sglb we have an opportunity that no team has ever done. >> she joins thero doorstep of history. >>> after sitting 2012 out with an injury the united states d

there was a huge fire and police presence at the greensboro station in tyson's corner today. first responders were there fore a drill to prepare potential emergency. we hear more from fox's alexandra limon. >>reporter: passengers were rescued off of a smoke-filled train. firefighters reviewed the maps at the metro system and heldnd fire hoses and other equipment as they headed into the darkark tunnel between the greensbororee metro stop and the tyson'syson corner station where the train was stuck.. while this time it was only a disaster drill, it's a scenario that unfortunately that hasely played ooo many times on reel metro trains filled with customers causing chaos, injuries and even the death of carol glover in 2015.n we tried to make things as real world as possible so we want to see how we're going to manage crowds, our first responders are going to communicate, how we communicate with our riders andd customers.cu it's so important that wet communicate effectively during these type of incidents. fairfax county county and rescue practiced dealing with the situation. focus

and that message has worked for him so far with supporters like here in greensboro. but that support may be starting to slip. our new nbc news survey monkey online poll shows hillary clinton widening her lead over trump by seven points now, doing better with men and white voters. trump core constituencies. lester? >> hallie jackson tonight, thank you. >>> the fierce political battle over the orlando attack is also flaring in congress. today the top republican in the senate signaled he might be willing to consider new gun control measures after meeting with the heads of the fbi and homeland security tomorrow. nbc's peter alexander has details. >> reporter: less than 48 hours after the orlando massacre, a moment of silence quickly erupting into protests. democrats demanding new gun laws. three lawmakers walking off the house floor. >> we can't just have moments of silence when we see american lives perish. >> reporter: the latest mass shooting reigniting calls for a no fly, no buy law, that would bar people suspected of terrorist activities already banned from boarding

. >> trump heads to north carolina today where he'll hold a rally in greensboro.ena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> the gunman legally purchased both guns used in this mass murder. owner of the gun shop said he passed fullback ground check and bought long gun and handgun on separate days. >> an evil person came in here and i will legally purchased two firearms from us. and if he hadn't purchased them from us, i'm sure woe have gotten them from another local gun store in the area. this man held multiple security licenses. he had an armed and unarmed license. >> the owner is a former new york city police detective. he said his store was closed temporarily yesterday so the atf could conduct an annual compliance review. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is in orlando right now where he is following the latest development on the night club massacre, will have live report throughout the day here on cbs-3. >>> closing arguments will continue today in the federal racketeering trial of pennsylvania congressman, chaka fattah. the 11 term democrat is accused of

. >> trump held a rally tonight in greensboro, north carolina. he stood by his ban on muslims, and even though omar mateen was born in new york, trump continued to use his example to justify banning refugees from areas of the world with ties to terrorism. >>> hillary clinton echoed president obama's rant against trump in her rally in pittsburgh tonight. but tonight she has been meeting with rival bernie sanders in washington. tonight's meeting could determine the tone at the democratic national convention in philadelphia. said clinton today, "i am very much looking forward to having his support, sanders' support, because donald trump poses a serious threat to our nation." meanwhile clinton cruised to an overwhelming victory tonight in the washington, d.c., primary with 79% of the vote. tonight's vote ended one of the more eventful primary seasons in both parties that anyone can remember. >>> "healthcheck" at 11:00 tonight. going to extremes to lose weight. the fda has just approved the new antiobesity device but with a burden for users. they have

the drill happened at the t greensboro station the tysons corner s.ws rescuedcu passengers off of a smoke a s filled train. it's scenario thatohat unfortunately has played outlad tombs. the real metro train filledle with passengers more than 100 t0 volunteers simulated beingeing rescued. >> we have a lot of incidentsid that have happened over theve past couple years and they're no nonsense about safety.t saf since i'm an avid metro rider, r i take metro every day to workaw i thought i would participate.ca >> metro transit police alongica with fairfax county police and participated in this simulation. >> let's go top montgomeryp momy county where officials sayialsay there's a guys problem. problem >> the county says the birdsy sb are a health hazard. officials say the parks are overrun by the geese and gee especially at martin luther king regional part in silvertn i spring. it is clear the birds are inear charge. the county has come up with a a large -- has come up with a wita last resort plan to reduce thee population. park officials say they will rou

the presumptive nominee will spend part of his 70th birthday at a rally in greensboro, north carolina>> a number of vigils have been held throughout the region for the victims of the orlando massacre. hundreds came together at the soldiers and sailors monument in wilmington delaware. they prayed by candlelight for the dead and for the wounded that they fully recover. >> ♪ >> they gathered along the banks of the delaware river in new hope bucks county. organizers said she wanted to take a stand against violence and hatred. >>> a camden county new jersey congregation came together for the victims last night. holy trinity lutheran church in audubon new jersey held a service. the pastor showed his support by wearing a rainbow vestment. >> all new on "action news" firefighters make a gruesome discovery after fighting a massive blaze in southern california. >> heavy rains cause severe flooding in the country's mid second. we have new video of a dramatic rescue. david. >> all right guys we're going for a warm one today with a high of 80. you can see how that's close to the average high of 83

. >>> donald trump held a rally last night in greensboro north carolina.ood by his reaction to the orlando massacre and said all muslims had a history of terrorism even though mateen is a american born in new york city. trump continued to use mateen as justification for the ban. >> the primary season wrapped up with washington, d.c.'s democratic primary. hillary clinton had won there. she met privately with democratic rival bernie sanders in washington last night. the 90 minute meeting focused on unifying the party. earlier yesterday clinton held a rally in pittsburgh where she echoed president obama's rant against trump. >> new on "action news" for the first time we're seeing the heroic take down that stopped an armed gunman on the campus of seattle pacific university two years ago. surveillance video shows the accused gunman trying to reload his gun after shooting spree in 2014. a student confronts him, pepper spraying him in the face. the student manages to tackle him and wrest tell away the gun. one person died in this shooting incident and two others

thousands at a rally today. >> good morning to you on occasion of donald trump 70th birthday in greensborocarolina a state he leads hillary clinton by a single pointed in the polls expected to go after her again today, manchester hampers saint anselm college that appeared to do little to win donald trump critics they thought the streech right toent toll tartarian the question how does a great middle of america independent voters per saidble democrats seeing the terror attacks over and over again feel about what donald trump said yesterday, in that speech he pledged his president he would put an end to a detailed ignorance he believes gripped this can you please when it comes to terrorism saying that he would attack terrorism in the country's where it greedz that he would strengthen the intelligence community and enact a temporary ban on immigration from countries, where terrorism thrives here he is. >> hillary clinton's catastrophic immigration plan will bring vastly more radical islamic immigration into this country,threatening not only our society,, but our entire way of life. >> as so f

greensboro church is threatening to come. >> i have dealt with that. # >> all they want is attention and represent nobody other than themselves. >> extremists are coming. my folks never dealt with that. i have been involved in pride festivals and they show up, manage to find a way. put dancing boys in front of them. can't do that in a cemetery, we will do a human screen, deal with them best we can, providing screening and all that. >> what do you want people to know about the community? >> we are resilient and loving community. this is the thing. what's kind of cool for me as a glbt and q see that orlando is the rainbow. gets me in my heart. i would never have thought that would be. as a young gay person fighting for my rights and nondiscrimination policies, to have seen the outpouring of support is incredible. >> i appreciate what you are doing, taking time to talk to us. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> we are getting new perspective on the scope of the tragedy inside the nightclub. the medical examiner saw the worst of the aftermath. dr. sanjay gupta spoke with him. it is rare

we will be live tweeting from trump's rally in greensboro tonight. i'm sure it will be measured and thoughtful. that's good. he appearses to have an open mind and an objective view . let's get to the observations. crowd consists of people who like a car wreck because it breaks up a long drive, and people who never learned to love. sensing a little judgeyness there. the crowd is chanting, build that wall, build that wall and that's because they have to build a wall on the border. that's what they want to do. they like that idea. when that was over, good god that was chilling. i understand it can be chilling seeing people chanting something you don't agree with. it is very chilling. what else? this is soul crushingly awful. they just keep getting worse. it is hard to maintain empathy against so much awfulness. i wouldn't worry about maintaining empathy. just got told i don't look right. maybe it is the expression of abject terror and maybe the carefully crafted look that says academic dude who wouldn't attend a trump rally. and then post rally. everyon

is explaining why trump seemed to suddenly take aim at troops who served in iraq at his rally in greensboro last night. trump appeared to accuse service members from taking the money from the hearts and minds of locals. >> i want to know who were the soldiers who had that job. i think they're living well right now. >> trump's campaign insisted he was talking about iraqi soldiers, but it was americans who controlled the money and there were some convictions for theft and bribery. last september trump appeared to implicate americans. >> i want to know who were the soldiers that are carrying cash of $50 million. cash. how stupid are we? i wouldn't be surprised, if those soldiers, i wouldn't be surprised if the cash didn't get there, i have to be honest. >> trump's comments angered a number of iraq war veterans, a constituency that trump can ill afford to alienate. a new "washington post" poll found trump with a 70% disapproval rating. brett? >> john, thank you. >>> while some republicans are questioning whether they can support donald trump, one republican governor said today, he definitively

a big rally, political one in greensboro, north carolina this evening.p's 70th birthday. today be becomes the first 70-year-old to be a party's nominee. bill: next hour, president obama meets with national security team. that will happen this hour but we will get some comments in the 11:00 am eastern time hour so we will play that when it happens. former us ambassador to the un, senior fellow of the american enterprise institute at fox news contributor. you heard his position yesterday. will it be different today? >> i don't think there is any reason to believe barack obama will change his view. he made it very clear he does not think we are in a war against terrorism. he does not think we face a coherent terrorist ideology. he think we are faced with a series of ad hoc one off terrorist incidents from lone wolves and self radicalizing homegrown terrorists and face no particular pattern. i think the evidence is overwhelming to the contrary and if orlando were not enough the killing of the two police officers in paris by an isis sympathizer last night dem

. >> reporter: donald trump in greensboro, north carolina taking game at hillary clinton on a number of fronts but in particular over donations to the clinton foundation has received for middle eastern countries that provide harsh penalties for people who are gay or lesbian. and some traction in the light of the orlando massacre and help drive up the negative series again. >> she is no friend of lgbt americans, no friend. how can you be a friend when you take many millions, tens of millions of dollars, $25 million from one country, they think. how can you be a friend when these countries are oppressive to lb gt, they are oppressive to anybody. >> reporter: donald trump suggesting this morning he would be open to adjust gun laws tweeting he was willing to have meetings with the nra to discuss people on the terror watch list or no-fly list to keep from purchasing weapons. omar mateen was on the terror watch list for a while but was taken off. a change in those laws wouldn't have stopped him from obtaining the weapons that he did in that horrible massacre he carried out in orlando but i

the president unleashing his toughest attack yet on trump and abc's jon karl is in greensboro, northarolina, where trump responded overnight. good morning to you, jon. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this was president obama's most aggressive attempt yet to use the bully pulpit to take down donald trump and to try to discredit his ideas on fighting terrorism. >> we now have proposals from the presumptive republican nominee for president of the united states to bar all muslims from emigrating to america. this is a country founded on basic freedoms including freedom of religion. we don't have religious tests here. >> reporter: point by point the president labels trump's ideas on america. >> if we fall into the trap of painting all muslims with a broad brush, and imply that we are at war with an entire religion, then we are doing the terrorists' work for them. >> reporter: as for trump's criticism about how president obama describes terrorism. >> he still doesn't even use the word of radical islamic terror. >> there's no magic to the phrase "radical islam." it's a political talking poin

system and heldstem fire hoses and other equipment as they headed into the dark tunnel between the greensborometro stop and the tyson'syso corner station where the train was stuck. while this time it was only a disaster drill, it's a scenarioa that unfortunately that has played out too many times on reel metro trains filled with customers causing chaos, injuries and even the death of carol glover in 2015.in 2 we tried to make these as real world as possible so we want to see how we're going to manage crowds, our first responders ar going to communicate, how we'ree going to communicate with our riders and our customers. it's so important that we communicate effective.ecti fairfax county fire and rescuece practiced dealing with thed situation,de commands and radio communications.atio things that have been problem ph attic forav metro in the past.at helping to make the scenarionari more real world for the more than 100 volunteers who boarded the train and simulated being rescued by the crews. we've had a lot of incidents that have happened over the pase couple of years and the new p gm is no non

is explaining why trump seemed to suddenly take aim at troops who served in iraq at his rally in greensboro last night. trump appeared to accuse service members from taking the money from the hearts and minds of locals. >> i want to know who were the soldiers who had that job. i think they're living well right now. >> trump's campaign insisted he was talking about iraqi soldiers, but it was americans who controlled the money and there were some convictions for theft and bribery. last september trump appeared to implicate americans. >> i want to know who were the soldiers that are carrying cash of $50 million. cash. how stupid are we? i wouldn't be surprised, if those soldiers, i wouldn't be surprised if the cash didn't get there, i have to be honest. >> trump's comments angered a number of iraq war veterans, a constituency that trump can ill afford to alienate. a new "washington post" poll found trump with a 70% disapproval rating. brett? >> john, thank you. >>> while some republicans are questioning whether they can support donald trump, one republican governor said today, he definitively

virginia earlier today you may y have seen a huge fire and police response at the greensboro metro station in tyson's corner. it was all a part of a safety sa drill. fox5's alexandra limon was there. >>reporter: passengers were rescued off of a smoke filled firefighters reviewed the map of the metro system and hold fire hoses and other equipment as they headed into the dark dar tunnels between the greensbororn metro and the tyson's cornern metro station where the train ta was stuck. while this time it was only a disaster drill it's a scenario c that unfortunately has played out too many times on reel metro trains filled with cuss causing chaos, injuries and even the th death of carol glover in 2015. n we try to make these as real world as possible so we want to see how we're going to manage m the crowds, our first responders are going to chuck, our weck, communicate with our riders andn customer of the it's so important that we communicate efficiently. metro police, fairfax county and fairfax fire and rescue practiced dealing with the wi situation and focused on radio commands and radio co

reporter: the trump camp is explaining why trump took aim at troops who served in iraq at his rally in greensboro last night, talking about america's war record trump seemed to accuse american service members of taking money to buy the hearts and minds of locals. >> i want to know who are the soldiers that lived that job. i think they're living well whoever they might be. >> reporter: trump's camp insisted he was talking about iraqi soldiers, there were convictions for theft and bribery. last september trump appeared to implicate americans. >> i want to know who are the soldiers that are carrying cash of 50 million dollars. cash? how stupid are we? i wouldn't be surprised. if those soldiers, i wouldn't be surprised if the cash didn't get there, i have to be honest. >> reporter: trump's comments angered iraq war veterans. a new "washington post"-abc news poll finds him with a 70% disapproval rating. dismal number trump has to work hard at to reduce if he hopes to one day occupy the oval office. in atlanta, georgia, john roberts, fox news. lou: should point out that 70 point disapproval is only 15

. >>> heads up if in mclean and pass near the tyson or greensboro metro stations.seeing a lot of emergency vehicles and first responders between those stations, part of a quarterly drill conducted throughout the region and the green station closed until 2:00 in the afternoon. if you're signed up for the metro alerts they'll let you know when it reopens. metro is running free shuttle buses to replace the silver line service in that area. >>> the u.s. national whitewater center in charlotte has temporarily shut down water activities after a teen died from a brain eating amoeba. lauren seitz died sunday a few days after rafting her death was caused by the amoeba commonly found in warm bodies of water and can be fatal if it gets in a person's nose. the teen was in a raft with several others that overturned. >> common microorganisms. people go swimming in lakes, ponds and rivers around here they are likely to come in contact with this. the idea we can avoid coming in contact, i don't know how feasible that is. >> reporter: officials say only the whitewater rafting featu

speaking in greensboro, north carolina, trump accused obama of being angrier at him than the orlando shooter. -- i watched president obama today, and he was more angry at me than he was at the shooter. and many people said that. one of the folks on television said, boy, has trump gotten under his skin. a lot of people have said this, the level of anger -- that is the kind of anger he should have with the s shooter and these killers that should not be here. amy: top republicans have sought to disistance thememselves from trump's remarks on muslims. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell refused to answer questions about trump at his weekly news conference, but told the huffington post trump's ban is a bad idea and there are "an awful lot of patriotic, loyal american muslims." house speaker paul ryan also criticized trump's remarks. >> i do not think a muslim ban is in our country's interest. i do not think it is reflective of our principles, not just as a party, but as a country. i think ththis modern way to gos -- smarter way to go. amy: following the massacre president obama has als

. >> reporter: we're here in greensboro, north carolina. officers, we want you around for security here tonight. we can expect donald trump to be just as combative as he's been for virtually the last year and a half of his candidacy. he is making no apologies whatsoever for his ban on muslim visitors and/or immigrants. what he wants to do now is halt all immigrants regardless of religion from those countries that, quote, have a history of terrorism. and as a consequence of that, he's really pushing the envelope very aggressively. when it comes to fighting isil and many of his criticisms of the obama administration, he'll say look, here's what we're going to do. then what he'll say is not what he's going to do, but what we're not going to do and rattle off what he considers to be the mistakes of the obama administrati administration and hillary clinton. it makes very clear he's going to make barack obama and hillary clinton be a referendum on them. >> it is obama/clinton/trump already. thank you very much. for her part, hillary clinton set t

joining me, hallie jackson covering the trump campaign from greensboro, where he will hold a speech tonight. i can imagine the next volley. trump took credit for forcing clinton to use the words "radical islam" and will he take credit for obama using that term? >> reporter: we will find out in a couple of hours. when he comes to hold his first rally since the shooting in orlando. he has already responded to president obama just within the last hour telling the associated press that the president claims to know our enemy and continues to prioritize our enemy over our allies and adding when i am president, it will always be america first. expect to hear something similar from trump along those lines when he heads to this rally late tonight not just president obama but hillary clinton as well. already what you are hearing from fellow republicans on capitol hill kate is concern about this. senator mitch mcconnell not answering questions about donald trump on thehill today and paul ryan asked about trump at several press conferences reiterating he does not support putting forward a temporary mus