holmes in prison.o a controversial decision. holmes in prison. professor healy came to a controversial decisionlj came to a controversial decision.” believe if he hadn‘t taken sertraline he wouldn‘t have murdered anyone. his evidence was never tested in court. panorama has scrutinised what happened after james holmes took the drug, a notebook provides some clues. holmes wrote in his notebook how his id session with killing evolved. intense aversion of people, cause unknown, began long ago suppressed by greater fear of others. and after he started taking sertraline, no more fear. hatred on chacked, starts small, buys stun gun and folding knife —— unchecked. committed, shotgun. professor peter tyrod, world expert on personality disordered, thinks the medication may have played a part in homes‘ chrome. his symptoms were exactly right for giving sertraline, no question about that. his underlying personality, there is a certain detachment from people, like an alien species —— homes‘ crime. and that sort of

james holmes talking in prison after the so—called batman killing.injuring dozens more. the attack left his parents utterly bewildered. you can't believe it's possible for anyone to cause that much harm, let alone the man you raised. the suspect is in a gas mask. did antidepressants play a role in his crime? the prosecutor says no way. you know who agrees with me? the defence team that refuse to put on evidence of that nonsense. that's what you think, nonsense? i do. is it nonsense? it wasn‘t explored at james holmes‘ trial. his defence focused on his mental state instead. jurors are very suspicious of theories that a defence lawyer presents, even with mental illness, which is an established area of medicine. panorama has learnt, in preparation for the trial, two years ago the defence brought uk—based psychiatrist professor david healy to evaluate the evidence and meet holmes in prison. professor healy came to a controversial decision. i believe if he hadn‘t taken sertraline he wouldn‘t have murdered anyone. his evidence was never tested in court. pa

james holmes talking in prison after the so—called batman killing.ma, killing 12 and injuring dozens more. the attack left his parents utterly bewildered. you can't believe it's possible for anyone to cause that much harm, let alone the man you raised. the suspect is in a gas mask. did antidepressants play a role in his crime? the prosecutor says no way. you know who agrees with me? the defence team that refuse to put on evidence of that nonsense. that's what you think, nonsense? i do. is it nonsense? it wasn't explored at james holmes' trial. his defence focused on his mental state instead. jurors are very suspicious of theories that a defence lawyer presents, even with mental illness, which is an established area of medicine. panorama has learnt, in preparation for the file, two years ago the defence brought uk—based psychiatrist professor david healy to evaluate the evidence and meet holmes in prison. professor healy came to a controversial decision. i believe if he hadn't taken sertraline he wouldn't have murdered anyone. his evidence was never t

holmes? >> over the years payments -- payment methodologies have changed across all provider times, whether it has been a cost-based payment, whether it's a discounted fee for service payment or whether it is a prospective payment system payment. fqhcs are currently reimbursed under an fqhc prospective payment methodology for both medicaid and medicare. a couple of years ago medicare updated their payment methodology, and i think it is important to note medicare in that payment methodology update retained the payment pervis i think methodology where a bundled set of services is reimbursed under that methodology. we're looking at a change to value-based purchasing for all provider types. i think the question that comes in with value-based purchasing is how do you determine value. we have seen in minnesota, for instance, we have clinical outcome disclosures for outcome also of care for all medical groups. the medical groups will range from mayo clinic down to the smallest safety net provider, a

you know what i'm talking about. >> holmes comes up clean today. other inmates are not so lucky. >> it's called hooch, that homemade wine. it's what they brew, basically for the weekends, watching the football game. it's like us going to the bar and having a drink. and it's strong, too. >> though holmes usually conceals his hooch-making operation, the prison allowed him to show our cameras how it's done provided it's destroyed upon completion. >> two cups you're done. three you're passed out. you drink four you're going to the hole. trust me. take my jug. it's a gallon jug. and this is a half gallon here. i got another half gallon of orange juice. we're making a gallon. take my sugar and take your juice, and you do this. let it set for three days. when wine ferments, it emits a methane gas, and it creates pressure. and if you got it sealed airtight, it will explode. it might take two or three days, but it will go off like a bomb. what i dis this. i run my hose into a bottle of shampoo. when it burps, you know, exhales, the bottle itself, it exhales

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>> amy: my sherlock holmes, i do have that last name. the news about chuck schumer was extraordinary. finally coming to terms with the results of the november 2016 presidential election. congress and your party, you should be getting nervous because democrats are getting a clue. they might get a message. >> jason: i'm not too worried about it. if republicans put up a victory, some sort of victory on the board, then i think all will be fine because it's a more conservative country and i do think there's a reason why donald trump won and he's demonstrating that right now. >> eboni: to take that sports analogy further, it looks like a low-scoring game across the board. the sad thing is i think the american people deserve more in terms of health care, economic message, tax reform that many people are waiting on. i agree. i think it's the g.o.p., i don't know how much they're going to get done with health care but maybe tax reform or infrastructure or something to give people relief. that would be great. as for the democrats, little bit late

this is haw torn drive and holmes run in alexandria, virginia. you can see the holmes run. this is cameron run. move something fast. eileen talked about riding the rapids. that is what it looks like in this part. the water is flowing and rushing at a rapid pace. the reason we are here. there was a call about two young people, who children that one woman was worried that perhaps they had fallen into holmes run. a strong response from the law enforcement. two children accounted for and safe. the swift water rescue now. jason is with us. tell us in terms of what happened in this situation, all clear, correct? >> yes. we reported a child was playing in the area. the witness saw him and didn't see him. they believe he downstream. the resources from the city of alexandria, fairfax county were dispatched. we step the stream up and down in the reported location. the child was located. jeff: thankfully all clear here. talk about the conditions here. looking at holmes run is striking. we think about the people on the road taking chances. what is your message to people out there. >> t

holmes and jones were arrested about two weeks later, following a tip. they each face up to 10 years in prison when they're sentenced in september. the two capitol police officers credited with stopping a massacre... are being honored again - this time on the nation's birthday. special agent crystal bailey were both wounded when a gunman opened fire on a congressional baseball practice last month. both returned fire, stopping the gunman. the d-c society sons of the american revolution will honor both officers - in its july fourth ceremony later this morning. after winning her opening match at wimbledon, venus williams lost her opening match at wimbledon, venus williams lost her composure when asked about a deadly car accident. police in florida say williams was at fault in last month's crash that killed a 78-year-old man. the victim's family has filed a wrongful death suit against e death suit against williams. she was not charged or ticketed in the crash. we'll have much more on this story in our g-m-a first look, coming up at six. coming up at 6 -- dis

holmes, abc news, new york. >> an 11-year-old boy has more willpower than i am.l take candy crush off of my phone. >> i'm really good at it. >> the key is to cut the screen time. enforce a timeout. and a phone-free zone. >> the anchor desk would the a great idea. i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. ake. breathe easier with vicks vaporub. soothing cough relief that starts working instantly. ♪ >>> it is time for your friday "mix." it is tough enough to be on live tv. >> yes. >> we know it. >> when you're out there in the field. so, we give props to this dallas reporter, shannon murphy, out there reporting from the airport. and then -- that creature crawls down her arm. she doesn't miss a beat. she said she felt it. she didn't know what it was. a viewer recognize it, obviously, there was a spider crawling down your arm and told her about it after the report. yeah. she sa

soledad: loretta holmes stayed behind. she mentors students at her alma mater -- detroit's central hi is the city of detroit better off than it was before? lore interviewer: in the 60s? loretta: no. because -- soledad: better than 5 years ago? loretta: than five years ago? i can see the change. i real soledad: change that, for a city with a history of struggle and racial conflict, is long overdue. >> next. the last surviving member of the kerner commission goes back to detroit. >> we saidacism right out loud. >> whye soledad: the unrest in detroit had escalated quickly. as had similar outbreaks around the response was equally swift. in michigan, governor george romney called in the national guard. nationally, president lyndon johnson appointed an 11-member advisory commission on civil disorders aimed to identify the root causes. it was chaired by illinois governor otto kerner. after a seven-month investigation, the kerner commission's conclusions were devastating. our country was deeply divided between black and white -- u

holmes. >> this isn't even close! michael phelps is swimming away from everybody!er: no man has been more successful in the water than michael phelps. >> new world record! >> reporter: the swimming legend retired after last year's rio games. as the most decorated olympian of all time with 23 gold medals. >> michael phelps has done it again! >> i'd raced the fastest swimmers on the planet. except for one. >> reporter: but this weekend in a once-in-a-lifetime event the 32-year-old golden boy is coming back for one final race. >> am i faster than a shark? >> reporter: wait. did he just say shark? >> no, we're not crazy. it's billed as phelps versus shark. you can't actually outswim a great white shark, can you? >> we'll have to see. >> come on. >> we'll have to wait and see. >> reporter: come on now. the spectacle billed as man versus mega fish was put together by the discovery channel for shark week, the yearly week-long homage to our cuddly sea friends, the sharks. >> what would you say your relationship with sharks has been up until you went through this process? >

i'm kristen holmes, reporting.ow clouds are expected to become widespread along the coast once again this evening, and the develop well inland overnight. an area of moisture west of san diego will move northward tonight, bringing a slight chance of thunderstorms to much of monterey county and san benito county tonight and wednesday. otherwise, expect dry and seasonable weather along with a warming trend from thursday into the weekend as high pressure strengthens. (steve) coming up -- new at ten:it is proof that many people áwouldá jump off a bridge if others were doing it... the popular spot in hawaii where tourists are ending up seriously hurt. (catherine) then also new tonight: the parents who are fighting to continue the life of their terminally ill infant son... it's even caught the attention of president trump and the pope... but is it simply too little too late? (steve) and next - also new at ten:a woman accused of trying to light a house on fire with her boyfriend inside.. then ramming it with a car. and tha

holmes, i look forward to our conversation. both the community center fund and the state children's health insurance program provide state and local opportunities to improve access to care in the united states. i yield back the balance of my time and recognize the ranking member of the subcommittee, mr. green of texas, five minutes for an opening statement, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and again, we appreciate the loss we had, the injuries we had, and particularly to our committee member last week. but i'm glad he's progressing very well. the children's health insurance program, c.h.i.p., and federal qualified health centers, fqhcs, are critical components of our health safety net. funding for both expires at the end of this fiscal year and timely reauthorization is utterly critical. that said, we can't talk about either without talking about medicaid, literally the elephant in the room. the american health care act or trumpcare guts medicaid and makes structural changes that would inevitably lead to the rationing of car

i don't have words for. >> reporter: heather holmes, candlestick park, ktvu fox 2 news. >> a great story and interesting piece of history. >>> a legal victory for quincy jones against the estate of michael jackson after deliberating two days they found the jackson estate owes jones $9.4 million for royalties and production fees from "thriller" "billie jean." lawyers for the jackson estate say they were surprised by the verdict and plan on appealing. >>> some bay area kids are getting an education in science and technology and that head start on the job market. >>> oh my goodness, i'm on tv. traffic is doing well on westbound 92 heading out to the san mateo bridge. when we come back we will look at the bridge crossings and let you know what it is like to get out on this road on this early thursday morning. >>> in the whether we are talking about a warming trend, not so much on the coast but inland you will notice those changes definitely. comfortable you are in it. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus r

holmes has the details. >> reporter: a youth soccer league is telling parents to stay quiet at their games. >> we just felt as a board that it was time in a leadership way to do something to get people's attention. >> reporter: this memo dubbed silent september sent to the parents of the 30,000 youth players explains come soccer season in fall all parents and visitors should be silent. just enjoy your player. >> it makes the kids uncomfortable. >> reporter: for the parents watching interest the stands the redwrakz to this was mixed. >> i think it's a great idea. i think it's going to benefit the children as well as the referees. >> i was a little surprised because i'm one of those that enjoys at times coaching from the sidelines. >> reporter: t.j. holmes, abc news, new york. >> now, you never really know what you're going to see during a stage of the tour de france, as the riders were gust of wind blew a big umbrella onto the road. >> luckily they saw it in time to avoid it. got to hold on to those umbrellas if you're watching the race. >> the guys on the bikes will be back on the ro

holmes was sentenced to life in prison. >>> investigators continue assessing damage after a condo fire that killed three people in hawaii. this is our first lane side look at the ruined condos in monday lulu. flames started on the 26th floor and they have quickly spread last friday. two elevators failed forcing fire fighters to drag it up the stairs through thick smoke and scorching heat if crawled and stayed below this table height it is 300 degrees. you can survive that. >> if you stand up, here's 800 . your helmet will melt. >> if you walk with me and see things you will never forget. >> blaze is more than 30 units , fire department is urging state to improve its building code. >>> closer to home, philadelphia water officials say water main break in bustleton should be repaired this morning, chopper three over bloom field avenue and ferry road yesterday afternoon 12-inch main broke and then flood of water turned off. about 50 homes were without water for a time, officials say clean up should be complete in time for morning commute. >>> helicopter crewness delaware rescued a maintena

kristin holmes has the latest on the u.s.esponse which included a joint missle drill with south korea. >> reporter: u.s. condemned the launch on have what they believe is a international ballistics missle, secretary of state rex tillerson says test quote represents a newest lacing of the threat, and global axis required to stop a global threat. south korean military estimates missle traveled about 580 miles, u.s. saying it flew for 37 minutes. experts calculate the missle could have a max range of roughly 4,160 miles, long enough to reach alaska but not the rest of the united states. >> lot of it is just figuring out how to do hardening nearing and basically get everything to work at the same time which is not always easy to do. >> reporter: launch comes as north korea continues to pursue development of the nuclear war head. >> nuclear war head with ballistics missiles in the hands of jim jong un, it is a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: top officials from the state statement and white house held meetings, nikki haley, u.s.

kristen holmes breaks it down.ent trump's long debated travel ban finally going into effect.the supreme court ruling anyone seeking to enter the united states from a list of six majority muslim countries must show a "bona fide" relationship with either an entity or a person in the u.s.the state department describing these relationships in guidelines sent to embassies and consulates. only some family relationships fall under this umbrella, including; parents, children, spouses, sons- and daughters- in-law, and siblingsbut not included; grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews or other extended familyand a bona fide relationship does not necessarily mean familial ties. someone with credible ties to institutions, like colleges or jobs, is also permitted to enter the country. if a person traveling from; libya, syria, iran, somalia, yemen, and sudan, cannot show a bona fide relationship they will be banned for ninety days. 120 days for refugees. the department of homeland security has stresse

today, mayor muriel bowser and congressman eleanor holmes norton are fighting back, promising to defend d-c home rule. a news conference is set for eleven this morning u-s backed security forces in iraq have succesfully reclaimed the city of mosul back from isis command over the weekend. yesterday, iraq's prime minister arrived in mosul to officially declare the city liberated. soldiers also lifted the iraqi flag in the city. right now those forces are moving westward in iraq targeting the city of raqqa, syria... which is the defacto capital for isis. new this morning, the pope's top financial advisor has returned to australia to stand trial on mul assault. george pell will appear in a melbourne court later this month on multiple counts of "historical sexual assault offenses." that means the crimes happened some time ago. pell is facing multiple allegations to which he's denied. there is no statue of limitations on such crimes in australia. starting today, metro will be testing a technique aimed at protecting tunnel walls on the red line. on june 23rd, service was suspended along two se

that it carried out strikes against eisel targets on the border of the syrian provinces of hama and holmes. c.n.n. is accused of blackmailing the person responsible for creating the president trump wrestling clip to reveal his identity if he does something similar again. to.

they'll bring in holmes before they bring in oakfer. but you never know. supposedly, he'll come back in better shape, a little quickr and rearrange his game a little bit to fit the four spot. we'll see what happens. >> let's move on to baseball now. the phillies are good for a surprise every now and then. today in new york, one of those days. phillies and mets, nick gets defensive help in the first inning. he's slick with the gloves. >> yeah, he's having a great year. he's coming around. the phillies send 8 men to the plate in the second inning. franco, who's not having the best of years a 2 -1 double here. >> franco and herrera, i had need to go to the minor leagues for a little while. they need a wake-up call and maybe a bus ride or two would do it. bruce in the 7th inning. the phillies win 7 -1. now, the all star game is a week from tuesday in miami. every team must have a representative. first off, do you like that rule? >> i like it because when i was a kid and the phillies were lousy, it always helped they had a player on the all star team. you waite

james holmes walked into a midnight showing and killed 12 and injuring several others. he's currently in prison serving 12 life sentences. >>> a 24 hour strike gets under way today in venezuela, in opposition to president maduro's plan calling for a new constitution. protesters are expected to block the streets of caracas to express disapproval over the president's plan which would create a single-party authoritarian state similar to cuba. president trump says if that happens, the u.s. will take strong economic sanctions against venezuela. >>> a growing crisis is playing out in chechnya. >> they are accusing the repressive government of systematic campaigns of hate against gay men. we're up all terry moran who caught up with two survivors. >> reporter: this is what's happening in russia. these disturbing images, collected by human rights watch. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: showing men allegedly be being choked, beaten, violated, targeted allegedly because of their sexuality. on the past few years, bigotry has been on the rise here. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> r

heather holmes was there and has the military history made at home plate. >> reporter: it was a pivotal time in american history, 196, the height of the vietnam war. ♪ if you're going to san francisco ♪ >> reporter: thousands of young people gathered in san francisco for the summer of love. and at candlestick park, 72 young men joined joined the marines, and sworn in. >> larry goldsmith was 18, and remembers when he made the commitment to serve. >> brought us down, here at home plate, and had a brigadier general come here and swore us into service. >> reporter: it was unusual, taking place on national television and before a crowd of giants fans. then, during the 7th inning stretch, they said good-bye to civilian life. >> we got on the buses and our whole world changed. >> reporter: they endured weeks of training, and the pictures capture the intensity of boot camp. six months later, they were fighting in vietnam, and not all 72 made it home. >> 6 names and where they came from. you don't forget, you know? >> reporter: goldsmith carried memories of the fallen. >> i remember -- >> report

holmes has more. >> reporter: angel hernandez has been calling balls and strikes as a major league umpireor nearly 24 hours. >> a call from angel hernandez. >> reporter: now's calling foul against major league baseball. the cuban-born ump is suing the league for racial discrimination, pointing the finger at joe torre. according to the lawsuit, since tory's arrival, there's been only one non-white and the 55-year-old says he has not been promoted to crew chief despite having more experience than nine of the ten. he alleges the bad blood between the two men started in this game back in 2001. joe torre was outraged over this call. getting in hernandez's face, joe torre was tossed from the game. >> something happens to one of the teams. >> reporter: hernandez claims torre took to the media to insult him. hernandez just wanted to be noticed over there, and once he assumed his role, the notion that hernandez wanted to be noticed permeated his evaluations as an umpire. >> it's hard to know whether joe torre is holding a grudge or not. when you look at the history of baseball and the way grudges

holmes has why it didn't live up to the hype. reporter: jaws were dropping over the highly anticipated race of the summer. michael phelps versus the great white. >> i will try. never backed down from a challenge. this one will be a tough one, though. >> shark experts tested the speed of the great white. calculating a strong 100 meters in 36.1 seconds. then the gold medalist tried to beat that time. the shark next to him is a animated replica, super imposed on the screen after the race fell s gave the shark a race for his money but it wasn't enough. the great white won by two >> i don't like taking silver medals but i'll take one against a great white. >> man versus beast. always good tv. in 2013, nfl superstar chris johnson raced the fastest cat for nat geo wild. the cat won. in 2001, dennis northcutt raced an ostrich on sports science and the bird won. it garn tiered 8 million views -- garnered 8 million views online. but olympian jesse owens raced a horse in 1936. unlike most of his successors, he actually won. nancy: that was

in washington, i'm kristen holmes. (jrs) the fourth of july is always busy in the lake tahoe area...this weekend its expected be as packed as ever. thanks to mother nature...visitors will have water and snow options. hundreds of tourists are currently at truckee donner lodge. five lifts will be open tomorrow through the fourth of july on tuesday. and while most people can't wait to skii or snowboard....s ome are anxious to hit the water and go for a swim. (sot) a spokesman with truckee downer lodge says lift tickets are sold out between now through the (justine) and take a look at this. kron 4 viewers sent us this video of eight goats running loose on 680 in fairfield towards sacramento. the viewer tells us the goats somehow crawled through a wall...and never looked back. drivers were trying to corral the goats ...but the animals took off running down the freeway. now word yet tonight if those goats were captured and returned to their owner. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow

police say that holmes left the scene and returned with a gun.say he shot the victim in the head and charged with first degree attempted murder and related charges. >>> time now for down at the shore where there is never a dull moment this time of the year. >> that is right. melissa magee is live at north wildwood tonight with a look at what is cooking this weekend. big barbecue competition? >> reporter: that is right rick and sharrie, it's all about the new jersey state barbecue championship. and the anglesy blues festival. the 19th annual festival. 68 teams are patch tating i have matt from butches, smack your lips barbecue and jacks from down home barbecue. >> how you doing philadelphia? >> we are doing fantastic, we have friendly competition and they are getting their ribs going and i'll taste them in a little bit check out what is going on this weekend down at the shore. looking good guys -- >> reporter: why not start the fun today in ocean city sand is the star during the sand consulting contest. these will not be your typical san castles,

and that was ryan holmes of hootsuite. and with that we and this edition of asia business report.ng your time with us. i am rico hizon in singapore. sport today is coming up next. the top stories this hour: president trump's son has released e—mails that appear to show he was keen to accept damaging information from a russian national about his father's democratic rival, hillary clinton. governments and private foundations have pledged more than $2 billion to family planning projects to make contraception more widely available. the spitfire and hurricane are just two of the iconic planes that fought in world war ii's battle of britain, in1940. almost 20 years later, a former hurricane pilot decided to form a group to help preserve some the aircraft that took part in that famous aerial fight. now known as the battle of britain memorial flight, it has just marked its 60th anniversary. veterans were joined by prince william to watch a fly—past of the iconic planes at raf coningsby, in lincolnshire, as danny savage reports. in the sky above lincolnshire today, aircraft preserved since

he taughtth grade english watt holmes middle school but will not return in the fall. if you have any additional information about him place wants to hear there you. >>> a montgomery county daycare working charged with sexually abusing a toldler. police say 56-year-old rahm rhawn suxd a 3-year-old girl while she was sleeping. tu br an. >> there was no reason to interact with the child during nap time. the incident happened in october. would you neat hen to see if there's more victim. >> the incident occurred in late october, my understanding is that the day that incident occurred 3-year-old victim report totd that to her mother who contacted kidser care. sh services during the ours course of the ytion we were move a week later sgle the can be up sushd a statement to say what's best for children in their care. they're fully admitted to maintaining a safe envir environment. >>> a change of of of guard at white house. sean spicer came at press secretary today. it came after trump named a new -- lort trucky would have, spicer says the president wanted had imto stay on. but

today, mayor muriel bowser and congressman eleanor holmes norton are fighting defend d-c home rule. a news conference is set for eleven this morning starting today, metro will begin testing a tunnel water proofing technique. just last month - service was suspended along two sections of the red line, because of arcing insulators caused by water seeping in. the incidents led to widespread delays during morning rush hour. today crews will be adding a sealant to the tunnel walls to try and fix the problem. because of the work, trains will single track on weeknights through august 11th. service will be suspended between grosvenor and friendship heights on weekends through august 6th. get ready for a hot week ahead. temperatures hitting the 90s today - and it's only going up from there. how long you'll have to wait for things to cool down - next. the first happened in the cook inlet region in the southern part of the state -- around 12:30 a-m our time. that one was a 4.4 magnitude quake with a depth of 66 miles. then less than two hours later -- a 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit northern ala

i'm kristen holmes, reporting. (steve) a live look outside at san francisco tonight..etting closer to the weekend... (vicki) kron4 chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what's ahead. .a slight chance of thunderstorms over monterey and san benito county today otherwise low clouds clearing back to the coast with seasonable temperatures. a modest inland warming trend thursday and friday with long range trends showing seasonable july temperatures and persistent marine layer along the coast. (vicki) still ahead -- new at ten: a closer look at the strange graffiti generating some curiosity around northern california. and the unusual response many people have to it. (steve) but first...a woman thinks she's taking a job she found on craiglist.. only to find to find out she's been fired to kill somone.the elaborate plot she found herself at the center of... next. new at 10. you might want to think twice about responding to adds on craigslist. one woman says she unknowingly hired on the popular website...to kill someone. reporter cassandra sweetman has the story. "she h

joining us now, josh holmes, former chief of staff to senator mitch mcconnell and jim kessler, formerislative and director to chuck schumer. john, thank you very much for talking to us. josh, i want to start with you because now that ted cruz is on board, how might he help influence those senators who still aren't? >> it's incredibly important, what senator cruz understands, what president trump understands, what majority leader mitch mcconnell understands as this is the one opportunity that republicans have to keep a campaign promise that dates back almost eight years. a fundamental core promise that they will in fact repeal and replace obamacare. this the opportunity. failure to do so at this point will almost collapse insurance markets around the country which at that point, we'll end up in insurance bailout. this is an opportunity that republican senators cannot miss and that's what you hear out of ted cruz, mitch mcconnell, donald trump, and so many others republicans from the country. >> julie: well president trump continues to put pressure on g.o.p. senators check to a cliche,

i'm michael holmes it's 11:30 p.m. on the west coast.ea held a join military drill filing missiles off the eastern coast of south korea. the pent gone says they can target with precision. north korea says the intercontinental ballistic missile launch nuclear warhead. pyongyang said his missile can quote, reach anywhere in the world. >>> u.s. counsel is going to be holing a meeting on wednesday after the request of ambassador nikki haley. >> reporter: these are the first images of the missile launch the u.s. never wanted to see. u.s. officials calculate this is likely a two stage intercontinental ballistic missile, ibcm that could someday hit parts of the u.s. united states. u.s. by -- like this launched in may being ready. now the latest assessment suggest the new launch was a more advanced missile tha traveled farther than any brooe previous missile test. the south korean and u.s. military estimated the missile traveled more than 580 miles and less than 30 minutes. the missile could have a maximum range of roughly 4,160 miles long enoug

holmes eventually confessed to the shooting but pled not guilty by reason of insanity. he was sentenced to life in prison -- >>> senator john mccain is battling a brain tumor. the arizona republican has glioblastoma. that's the same kind the late senator ted kennedy had. >> these are some of the tweets of support from politicians from both parties that were posted overnight. we'll tell you more about the treatments mccain is considering and what it means for washington politics coming up. >> the man shot inside a home in silver spring has provided this update overnight after we broke the story at 11:00 p.m. police have not identified the victim. the suspect -- after the shooting. >> a man is in custody after a suspected road rage shooting in alexandria. ernest stickel turned himself in to police in frederick county maryland. witnesses shot a woman after he -- challenging him about his driving. >> coming up at 6:00, we'll take a closer look at the shocking study about how many drivers admit to feelings of rage behind the wheel. >> o.j. simpson is up for -- the former nfl

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trope from the at&t park, heather holmes, ktvu fox 2 news . >> that is a great story.o nice to hear from them. >>> it is 5:40 am. >>> a new giant weapon to fight the wildfires and coming up at 6:00 we will show you what this global supertanker can do and why it comes with the red tape. >>> how the bay area kids are getting a real education in science and technology, and a head start on the jobs of tomorrow. morrow. >>> we are off to a nice start when it comes to your thursday commute in san jose, but we have some slow traffic and i bring you up-to-date straight ahead.>>> in your weather, still fog this morning hanging out coast side and around the bay but this afternoon a few neighborhoods around 100. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 5:43 am. >>> a new study by stanford find that even a slight decrease in childhood miso vaccination could cause a big spike in the measles cases and researchers say if the rate of the vaccinations go down 5% in kids ages 2 to 11 the number of measles cases in that group would triple and that scenario is a real possibility. 18 state

. >>> fairfax police say the from holmes middle school for possession of child pornography. the school says he will not return in the fall. they ask anybody that has information contact fairs fax county police. >>> investigators say a grease fire sparked a fire in charles county today. two people were hurt. a 20-year-old woman and a 1- year-old child. the baby has burns to the baby's face. the woman to her arm and leg. they were flown from the scene with injuries considered serious but not life threatening. it's unclear if the two people are related. there were no other injuries reported in the apartment building located on lake drive in waldorf. >>> a local pastor may be deported to peru even though his wife and two children are united states citizens. pastor juan's wife and daughter are keeping the small church running without him. three weeks ago when juan went for the regular immigration appointment, he was detained and moved to the ice facility. his fa h he was applying to be a legal resident. he has no criminal record but trespassing charge that was dismissed caused hi

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delighted to yield three minutes to the gentlelady from the district of columbia, delegate eleanor holmes norton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. ms. norton: i thank my very good friend for yielding to me. i was ranking member of the subcommittee that had jurisdiction over the fast act when we received the request from the region, the maryland, district of columbia and virginia region to essentially transfer the authority to appoint directors to the washington metropolitan area transit board from the g.s.a. to the department of transportation. for the life of me, i can't remember why this authority was given to the g.s.a. in the first place. but it may have been because it was -- wmata was considered simply an agency of interest of the federal government. on consideration, under the fast act we agreed that the department of transportation was by far the more appropriate agency to appoint federal directors, understand they are local directors but regional directors but also federal directors to the wmata board. this is of great interest to the regio

holmes at 15 under. pan and every. inside the top 20. here's matt kuchar. what a finish he had friday to cut here coming off of birkdale. dirk -- bubba watson, 42nd place showing ere. ian: the scoring was extremely good all week. the greens were perfect speed. holding.ays were the course plays long when it's a l wider. mackenzie hughs and gray lamb delaet the only canadians -- graham delaet the only canadians to make the cut here. guys. luck, jim: there's dave mckay, the r.b.c.of >> this is number two. >> good luck, guys. charley will be up first. the chance to apply pressure by hitting first and getting the driver in the fairway. jim: he'd have no idea where vegas drove it in regulation. correct. the advantage, i believe, is to vegas because to carry that bunker. jim: this shot right here. an: the bunker you see right there, if you hit a straight drive, that's the one you have right side. the if you don't draw the ball, it's in the fairway. but if you can fly it 315, 320, the corner of the left bunker but usually if you through into the rough just short of