then first on fox5, fak ing the grade. prince george's county public schools accused of boosting the grades of hundreds of failing students. >> a warning tonight from russia after a us military jet shot down a syrian \war\what are plane. moscow is now threaten ing to shoot down any s or coalition war planes that fly west of the you freight ease river. those areasre controlled by the syrian government the war planes took affect yesterday trying to re capture rocca in northeast syria. russia called the down ing of the syrian plane an act of aggression. authorities have now identified the seven us navy salors found dead on the us s fitzgerald. the salors were killed when their destroyer collided with the container ship . divers recovered the bod ies after the badly damaged ded ship returned home. two of the victims are from our area, dakota of palry a, virginia and exaif yair of baltimore. >> europe is diseelg with two other terror attack the other in paris. in paris, french police say a driver ran is vehicle into a police co

they're not learn ing a good work ethic.they're pretty t much being led to believe that entitlement is the norman it's not. when they go to college or if they go to college they're going to be in a great deficit because they didn't learn that content information. and so i feel like we're setting them up to fail. and another twist to the we found out that the state department of education already conducted an investigation into fraudulent grade changing after an anonymous tivment according to a report an investigator talked to dr. maxwell and then closed the case. we're going to be posting that full report for you on our website, d.c..com. >> sarah and tony back to you. up next, what youtube is doing now to find extremist who use their web sit. the bombshell announcement that amazon is look ing to buy hole foods. what does this mean for the future of grocery shopping. the internet goes nuts after hearing jared kushner speak. we're going to hear the reaction tonight at 11: 30. developing tonight, europe is dealing with two mor

the outlook is start ing to come into focus. we'll be talking about what you can expect and we'll have a look at your weather headlines, the ten:30 news is next. >> this is fox5 local news at ten:30. right now at ten:30, montgomery county schools shelling out $1.5 million to step up security. so what changes will they make with the money? then with millions of victims of human trafficking, how the white house plans to fight back against the global crime. and find the people who vandalized graves in a historic maryland cemetery. the ten:30 stashtsz now starts now. thanks for being here with us i'm sarah simmons. i'm tony perkins. jim has the night off. up first montgomery county schools beefing up security. they're adding $1.5 million for improvements. tush a lewis is live with more details. >>reporter: rockville high school here in montgomery county one of 232 high schools across the county set to see the enhanced security measures on the heels of some incidents here at rockville high school we're talking about the reported rape

a will charge ing. prosecutors declined to address that issue on monday. >> the charges that we've filed are the charges that stand. >> reporter: a spokesman for ing told me she is not commenting on the case. cardoza says if the two want to point fingers at the landlord, that won't work. >> you are making money in this situation. you saw the condition of the building. you saw that there were two exits. and you are going to say i'm not responsible for this? no jury is going believe that. >> reporter: the two men charged by the case are among more than a dozen defendants named in that civil lawsuit over the ghost ship fire. the landlord is part of the filing in civil court where the standard of proof is lower than in criminal court. >> still can't help but think about those 36 families. it's only been six months now. >> have the families spoken out about the or of these two men and whether they think the owner of the building should be charged? >> yeah, they're pleased, they're satisfied, that these two h

he said just keep do ing what you're doing.hing and don't get ahead of yourself. justin, i am he'll pumped. aaron hills, let's start with master's champion garcia. garcia sticks his -- hold on, that outfit look s familiar. that's r it's me sergio. did i only do this to use this clip? 100 percent yes, i did. he finished 21st place, not exactly super. let's go -- army came in -- not so good for army. came in in as one of the leaders . nats yom a could, let's go to the man, brooks gepk a, he was so good today. what is with all these fit golfers? i miss the old bigger golfers. he sinks it, gets the par. he wins the us open. first major of his career. i played really solid from the moment we got here. and all the way through to striking was pretty solid especially with the wind. i got hot with the putter a little bit today and all week. all around my game is pretty solid. i couldn't be happier. he seemed thrilled. >> couldn't be happier. >> we are on the close five top five team have to to be cognizant how we affect today's youth. f

we're still work ing to get more information for you. as soon as we get the details we will keep you posted let's get a check of the weather again as we take a live look outside and it's going to be one of those holiday weekends, fourth of july is known for. >> hot, hot, hot. >> and humid. >> no doubt about it, sarah and shawn. that's exactly what we're forecasting this fourth of july. it's a hot stretch, but last fourth of july it was in the 730s and i believe the fireworks were postponed due to thunderstorms around the night. that will be hopefully a different setup h this year but more typical of what we think of as and humid and the process got started tonight not terrible. the humidity was in check. it will be a bit more noticeable tomorrow. the humidity will make you feel like it's in the mid 90s. a big area of high pressure parked over the island of bermuda in the sweat spot to bring up the heat and humidity from the deep south. we will be more humid on friday forecasting air temperature in the low 90s, but feeling more like the 9

johnson said keep do ing what you're do be.in this thing, don't get ahead of yourself. i'm pump ed ready to go. let's start with master's champion sergio cigar situate a. he started the final round eighth shots back. garcia is going to stick his approach shot just four from the pins. it's sergio walk rocking his best finished 21st place. i know, i'm sorry. hard monday minus 12 . and then how about this one . no, not so good there. i was the opposite for deck i notes volunteered a. h hit that birdie thrcht he went into the clubhouse the at 12 under, but that wasn't catching keep contact. the second contact shot from the fairway bounces onto the green, nice role. he sings that forbidder did i. look the this drive, this is 68e heating setting himself up nice and pretty. to tie rory mcelroy us open record at 16 under. the first major of his career, but it wasn't without a big of awkward becky edwards all american soccer player at florida state. that's actually his new girlfriend. that's jen a syms. girlfriend screw jups aside he's

ing against the coalition if they continue to support terrorism. should they survive and seek to return to australia, they will be monitored, tracked, and subjected to the australian laws .hould they return to australia i'll ask senator payne to add to that. payne: thank you very much. and thank you for the question. we absolutely support the the international coalition led by the united states is taking. our absolute preference is as far as possible to ensure that those who have left their countries to fight in the name of isis in the middle east are to return to those countries and perpetrate any of areas.trocities in those so as far as possible, if we can ensure that, that is our preference. preparedwe have to be to deal with the eventuality returning foreign fighters, if that arises. we would be negligent if we did attention to that, as the foreign minister has said law andaustralia under preparation that we have made during recent months in fact the last year. all the force of australian law to deal with those people. importantly, however, one

some is as simple as making it easier for people to get access to hearing aids, something mov ing forward in congress. there are things getting done. are things that are positive. but it is overlapped as you said by all of the more sensational coverage of the other things going on. >> anchor: what is going on in the world that are under report ed, so much attention is focused on the white house. >> i think one of the major un reported areas since the trump strides toward derussian, eliminate -- deregulation, eliminating much of the paperwork, the detail that benefits the big companies at the expense of the poorer. you have to hire $1,000 an hour lawyers to go through this maze of regulation, there have been 12 major efforts at regulatory reform, others under way, to let the genius of the american people become unarrested and un handicapped by the more gran ular regulation that was championed by the administration of barack obama and democrats in general. that's totally ignored, with regard to the trump agenda. part of it is because i think trump has appointed very, very few people in the

core our new plan will dramatically improve america's traffic control system by turn ing it over to a self- financing, nonprofit organization. not needentity will taxpayer money. which is very shocking when people hear that. that too often. under this new plan the federal aviation administration will focus firmly on what it does best, safety, a separate nonprofit entity would be charg ed with ensuring route timely service, and a long-awaited reduction in .elays our plan will also maintain support for rural communities airports, including airfields used by our air units, greatd people. and very importantly, air traffic controllers will highly -- and this will be high ly valued. highly valued people. these are amazing people that know this system so well. under our plan they will have more financial security, professional opportunity, and far superior equipment the best anywhere in the world. they will never be anything like what we are doing. and other systems are very good. i won't tell you the names of the country but we have studied countries, one in particular. they have a very, ve

sunday is look ing nice with temperatures in the 80s.e's the forecast for you. 88-degrees, still hot on saturday with showers and thunderstorms mainly in the morning hours, beautiful on sunday, mostly sunny and 84. and next week we end up with this jet extreme dropping down and that's going to provide some very, very comfortable weather for us for the first week in summer. we're talking about some places only in the upper 730s next week. there's your seven day forecast, 89 tomorrow with showers and thunderstorms primarily in the afternoon and evening. saturday all the rain comes in from what's left over of cindy, looks nice on sunday and next week is just gorgeous for the first full week of summer. there's your forecast. brody logan is coming up with sports after this. stick around . kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you got the basic, and you got the beefy. i just think it looks mean. incredible. no way. i'm getting goosebumps. get 17% below msrp on all pickups in stock.

this reform is all about improv ing our aviation system for all of its users. the general aviation community, the flying public, the airports, and most importantly, the american taxpayer. it's about recapturing america's pioneering spirit in the field of transportation that we invent ed. we want to continue o lead. today's a significant day in history. first of all, it's my daughter's birthday, so. [laughter] [applause] you never get an opportunity like this. happy birthday, alley shuster. i love you. it's also an important day in history because this was the day 13 years ago ronald reagan passed away. it brought me to mind of a famous quote he used. government is not the solution to the problem. government is the problem. that's very fitting for today because for far too long government bureaucracy and congress, and congress i'll add, has held back innovation in american aviation. and with president trump's lead ership, we can get this done . thank you, mr. president. thank you for having me here today. and with that, i get to introduce the next speaker. and i

some are turn ing to yoga. i noticed more first time. the teachers every class, they usually asks if there are any new students just to get a sense of the level of the class that they're going to deliver and yeah, i've been hearing a lot of newcombers. time and time again we've heard many blame their stress on politics. more than half of americans reportedly say the current political climate is a very or someone what significant source of stress. bars across the district are filled with people who have plenty to say about it all on both sides. more tension especially in this area. >> no, i don't feel more stressed out, i feel more relax ed. i feel like the climate around her, everyone is arguing, but everyone is talking stressful city which we live right now, particularly with the political times, but i i think people are a little stressed out and i think they love to come here to the cigar how long and just relax. the beautiful thing about cigar is it takes time to sit down and smoke cigars so the stress rolls off your body. stress is g

all of that happen ing . to yesterday 's shoot ing . they were question ed .said it is with skooef ska lease . the house whip will not be here for the game but there is hope that he will be watch ing from his hospital room . now the manager s for the two team s joe bar ton and mike patti doyle were very e motion al yesterday talk ing about this game specific ically represent tive bar ton because he was there dur ing the prak tis with his two son s . he talk ed about how luck ky he is to be a live and also about the subpoena port that he 's receive ed from some of his colleague s . listen to what he said . i'm very proud to be a member of the congress. and i'm proud to serve with people like mike did. they went to dinner last night to talk about how to bridge the partisan divide and reflect on their friend steve. i should tell you the historical record is actually tied 39-39 and no matter what side wins tonight, no representative will hold back in telling you how they feel, like they are all part of the same team. >> at national park. thanks so much. i'm remind

snoot republicans have been work ing on the legislation behind both laws.ority leader mitchell mcconnell says he plans to lease a discussion draft of the senate republican healthcare billion thursday setting the stage for a vote likely next week. the status quo is simply unsustainable as all of our members have pointed out. to ignore that the status quo is i am ploiting is to ignore reality. mcconnell is eager toet raising the debt seal, the budget. with 52 republicans mcconnell can only afford to lose two in order to pass healthcare reform 6789 most expect kentucky's rand paul is a no and conservative sources suggest utah's mike lee and texas' mike cruz might be leaning that way. what's expected to be in the package must be improved. i think p we focus on lowering premiums we can bring together conservatives . we can bring together moderates. we can unify republicans and actually& fulfill the mandate the american people sent us here to do. last night senate democrats delivered speeches to fire up their base and make it more difficult on republican senators

croarpt connor powell is track ing the action from our mideast newsroom. >> russia launched a flurries of strikes against isis in syria on friday firing six long range long range cruise missile. ms.'s latest show of force as tensions mount after an american jet shot down a searing government plane that dropped bombs near u.s. backed rebel forces. the syrian jet was targeting terrorists and in response, russia's military cut direct communications with the pentagon and threatened to target american planes west of the euphrates river in a statement about today's strikes on isis, russia's defense ministry said it provided a warning to israel and turkey but made no mention of the u.s. >> it remains in place. if russia or any other actor want to target isis, that is very welcome and something that we are okay with. >> the potential for a direct conflict with russia is only one of the challenges facing the trump administration. there is still no international consensus on syria. yesterday france, which once called for assad to be removed, acknowledged his regime is likely to win the war. whic

you can see law enforcement gather ing here on the field. first spoarnds are here. we're told that first responders will be throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. we're also told that athletes from across the area will gather under the simpson scoreboard for a massive group picture. we didn't have a chance earlier tonight to speak with the alexandria little league coach. here's what we had to say. you had to talk to him. i think they knew what was going on. the school explained things to him, i think. they've watched the news. at first they were a little worried. now they're more exploratory, i would say. thank nobody really killed here. that kind of alleviates some of the negatives of the blackness that sits here. bottom line is i think the kids are ready to play . they got it behind them. the community is ready to git behind him. the ceremony tonight is hoping this moves beyond what happened last week. >> the opening ceremony is scheduled to start at 6:30 after last night's was rescheduled due to the storms. they are playing the ford hunt team. they will play af

today australia announc ing it will pull p its aircraft from the anti isis administration.ommunicating. i'm also confident that our forces have the capability to take of themselves. fox news has also learned that a russian fighter jet reportedly coming within five feet of the aircraft. coalition members are now pushing a diplomatic solution hoping cooler heads will prevail and the focus will return to the fight against isis. we wish to build the ways and means of a political solution which allows for stability and an end to the criticize. the stand off comes at a delicate time. the government is pushing hard against isis and central syria while us backed curtis forces are closing in on rocca the self propelled isis capital. i'm here to protect my country and my people from isis. we will protect our people and our land until the end. president trump says he's almost ready unveil his overall strategy for defeat ing isis but there's been no specific timetable yet for this announcement. former california governor arnold shorts nationer is blasting president trump for withdrawin

. >> i think we're doing an injustice to the student allow ing them to graduate when they know they didn't put in the effort. the staff knows exactly what's happening. it's widespread. it's not just a handful of teachers. it's what you want to do to make sure that they pass rather than what are you going to do to make sure they learn. some of our colleagues decided to go out -- so far out afield our system and making some outrageous allegations. we trust and believe in our students and our staff. we would not make such allegations if there were not significant proof. have you asked for the evidenc referenced? >> we have not asked them for any evidence. when we are sound ly seeing the fruits of our labor some want to question or cast doubt on our students' accomplishments. when we lower the bar for some of our students we lower the bar for all of our students. there's incredible pressure coming from the central office onto all of the principals at all of the schools . when i see laughing and partying and saying, gee, look at what we've done, 92 percent, what i'm thinking about are all the s

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they are try ing ing to destroy parasite that's killed 80 ducks. the parasite is found in snails, which live in the reflecting pool. i think they are hoping to have everything opened june 19th. but still, it's going to be very hot working outside for anybody who has to work outside or do anything today. >> absolutely. you'll want to remember to take the weather breaks while headed outside or if it you're doing any work outdoors. we are talking near record heat today. i want to good gd and jump into the heat safety rules of the summer. you guys already know this, but just as a refresher, remember to drink lots of water. it's easy to get dehydrated. i like to sip is on water before i get thirsty. don't forget to take breaks. light colored and loose fitting clothing. make sure you're dressed appropriately for the summer. let's go ahead and dwet get a look at the feels like temperatures. i factored in the humidity like outside. 92 degrees already in d.c. it's a what it feels like. also in the low 90s. so we are just getting started. we're going to see

if it turns outha there is, in fact, grade doctor ing that led to inflated graduation rates will you recommend the termination of dr. maxwell's contract. >> if it turns out that happens there's a lot of things we'll have to deal with, not just dr. maxwell's contract, a lot of things, including the school board's role in all of this. county executive raised tonight shern baker spent moments in his run for governor defending the school district's ceo kevin maxwell. the naacp of prince george's county called on baker to put maxwell's contract on hold while reports allegedly widespread grade fraud are investigated. the investigation came on the heels of a fox5 investigative report where teachers and parents were interviewed making the alarming assertions. baker doesn't believe the grades were changed in order for what they're alleg ing to happen that means thousands of teachers would have had to participate in this. and baker tells believe that is what happened and there's no doubt, though, that this will be a recurring and continually topic in this gubinatorial race. we do know that the

security adviser russi >> any att house or even theo exploit this political purposes is ing. >> i have never been pressuredr >> but the main event is slate when comey testifies before theo talk about the asked comey to ed campaign ties to russia. he had told me in general terms that the president is uncomfortable with me because he asked for loyalty and i could only give him honesty. >> in an abc news poll. a 56% majority of u.s. adults say that trump is interfering with investigations rather than cooperating and 61% says that he fired comey to protect himse himself. and jeff session's decision to recuse himself, as part of their problem. when asked if he would resign the ag says -- >> no. >> president trump tweets he is nominating chris ray to be the next fbi director. in washington, stephanie ramos, >>> and this note "action news" anchor sara bloomquist will be in washington, d.c. today later today with a jim comey's testimony on capitol hill tomoow reports tonight on "action news" beginning at 4:00. >> news of a delaware memorial bridge closed traffic this morning. firefighters were

we will look forward to refut ing allegations and to the day mr.illiams is cleared of this behavior. >> mr. williams simply took money that did not belong to him. >> does this play a role thinking about psychology of the jury when you are thinking seth williams new will have his job, home market, with his divorce does that play on the heart strings of the jury at some point or can they listen to the evidence being presented in the case. >> i think they can absolutely listen to the evidence being presented in the case. just like a convictions those sorts of things they may say that is what happens when you abuse your power. you lose it all. >> reporter: it is expect potential jurors will be bombarded with questions about their ability to remain fair, and impartial, and hearing evidence and they may even be be asked about their thoughts about police, politicians. jury selection gets underway at 9:30 williams could face 20 years behind bars if quick, back to you guys. >> lauren, thank you. 5:35. developing in cobbs creek, there is a murder investigati

ing me, u for joining us. maria. maria: as a businessman, obviously, you operate in business and you know you can't spend too much. you've got to make sure to pay debts. you've got to make sure to create jobs. what's the state of washington today? ken: chaotic. maria: that's what it sounds like. ken: every place you look, chaotic. the wheels have come off. maria: why? ken: i understand the democrats being obstructionists. i understand the democrats seeking identity. right now they want to be relevant. best way they can be relevant in their minds, i don't agree with it, is to be an obstructionist. we stopped this, we stopped that, we stopped. that the republicans, on the other hand, have skin in the game. if we don't get some significant acts, things done, we'll lose control of the house next year. i think that statement will be safe largely because they have more seats up than we do, and they're more vulnerable than we are. maria: that's the point, if they don't get something done, they lose seats in the house, fine.

ing is wept wong wrote. this was no science sxeerpt this house fire is something we might do without thinking twice about tossing oilly rags on porch. this time resulted in house fire leaving this home here uninhabitable and you can see a lock box on door that was put there by company that secured the property and there was unsafe sticker on the front door that mysteriously disappeared and homeowner was injured and all this is after ma'am of this fire. by wednesday night this middle of road townhouse in rockshire neighborhood was boarded up and secured after calls came in reporting a fire here around noon. david and linda door. >> we just came home ape walked out on the deck and saw black smock i told my wife linda to call 911. she was in immediately. >> ultimately more than 40 fire fiingers to fight a fire. they burned 10 minute leaving behind 20,000 in damage. >> i think they've been doing remodeling in the basement part of their house. >> i was extremely stressed out because it was right here be side of t

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start ing ing tomorrow evening and then takes -- tashging -- taking us into thursday for an opportunity we have more clouds, more so today compared to yesterday. that on shore breeze is beginning to pick up. it's not howling yet but there's there and i expect tomorrow to be 35 to 40 miles per hour. 60s for a few. we are recovering pretty quick here. i think that it will be a little bit of a breeze. 40s in the santa cruz mountains, gilroy right at 50. 59 or campbell, cupertino. so we are on our way to warm up away from the coast but i think that breeze wins out over time in the next two days a big change here. 50s, 60s, 70, still some 80s inland but cooler than yesterday. >>> at 8:01 the man with a plan on the traffic will tell you -- >> [horns honking] >> what are all those horns? what about that? that guy. >> there's always someone honking in traffic. >> good morning to you at home. if you're about to hit highway 24 some stop and go traffic. i'm not sure anyone is going to be honking but there will be some slow traffic on 24 as you drive through the lafayette area. it's slower this mor

so the police are try ing ing t in context the fact that they knew about one of these attackers in advance of the attack. they say they have no information that this attack was coming. >> joining us now, the author of "radical: my journey out of islamist extremism." thanks for being with us and following this terror rampage. the community responded. they came out hard condemning the attack even thoi they didn't know the background of the terrorists at this time. i know you have been critical about the muslim community not doing enough. is this enough and is this what you had in mind? >> if it you look at the attackers, they are both have a known islamist background. one of them featured on a bbc documentary. it's because they were affiliated with the network, which is now a band of terrorist organization. he was a splinter group from my former organization. but the point there that it talks to the point about we need to do more. that's because condemning isis is actually the easy part. i don't need a pat on the back for condemning people that enslave women in iraq and syria and behead peop

this is some very disturb ing video you are going to see here. it is on an attack of a man holding a baby. this happened last satin side a gift shop when a customer was asked to leave. punches were thrown. people are asking for help in identifying the attacker. paul waggier joins us live tonight with the story. reporter roar here at fair oaks mall, it happened at spencer's gifts at the lower level of the mall near macies. the man who told us about this was the man who was punched. he says he was in the store to pick up his wife who was the assistant manager. he says he was trying to deescalate the situation with an unruly customer when suddenly the man unleashed a series of punches. the little girl on her faryment 's shoulder was taking a nap when the man in the white t-shirt takes a swing and then the little girl taking a glancing blow according to her father. i don't know what caused him to go that far, especially with my baby sleeping on my shoulder. it's insane. the man who was struck agreed to tell his story as long as we attempted to steel

this parity ing at entry for some soldiers and and more jobs in dema demand. the line for others from e-san diego. a veteran, i spent four and a half decades trying o get paid for the time i did spend in service. and i want to confront the people of this nation. really fed up with them being so involved in their hand-held devices that they and they needlved to realize that even though media constantly claims about we honor our veterans, years ago d a couple the pentagon write a $50 million owners to he n.f.l. honor all of us when the money should have been given to those talking about that needs it, not to mention veterans. we're not being honored like we supposed to be. there are problems, especially in the mental health area. i confront, you, the american people, your security comes from being treated in less than an honorable way, including getting started. if you don't feel like you belong, you will never stay. thanks. guest: thank you. that is a serious issue, especially when talking about n.f.l. the military kind of got a bad rap the last couple years fo

>>reporter: you saw in the 5:00 hour we were talking about hous ing and earlier today we went to proi tests with seniors who are concerned about their funding issues and for affordable housing for them. the way we posed this question to them it's the idea we're here talking about healthcare but they're out there talking about housing. so if p t they had to prioritize when they think about the right now where would they place housing versus healthcare if they had to choose. >> i'm concerned about both. i'm more concerned about saving my housing. i was taxed out of my huss and i found affordable living and now that's being in danger of taking taken away. >> yes, our sanctuary is important. i think right now healthcare bothers me more because that's where i'm more active. >> healthcare or housing? >> i think they're both needed. >> i'm concerned about both because we as seniors see like we have been forgotten about. we out here to support not just one senior, but al all seniors. i just think that was a really interesting reminder. obviously they were gathered there today to focus on hous

the president won this h district by o we have car in handle, johns on hovnanian, what is your report ing tell you so far about where people may be leaning. a republican has been holding this set for many, many years. h this is going to be an credibly close raisin as you noted your reporter could be in for a long night because it could be one of the nail by the ers that they have to count ever vote and re count. >> when tom priets who became health and human secretary, he won it by over 20 points. it's been a solid republican district for decades. neut beginning rich of course held this district at one point but trump only won it as you said just one percent. it's really a case of what kind of voters trump has appealed to and what kind of voters he's turned off. about the top 15 most educated congressional district in the united states democrats hold all about two or three of themnd suburban atlanta district highly educated and those were the voters -- some of the voters that trump most turned off. so it was already going to be a bit of an up hill battle l keeping the seat. both sides are

right now we are expect ing ing learn a little bit more information about a home invasion robbery that turned into a shootout between the suspects and police officers. the profile of the incident is big enough, but the sfpd is still investigating as police say that a man tryied to rob a bay view home. one suspect was shot and one suspect was arrested. >>> a school district already under fire from a recent string of sexual assault allegations. police at the palo alto school district said that one man had admitted to sexual assault and harassment and that school district has been under scrutiny after different attacks came to light and an investigation was lawnched in may. >>> police are hoping to recognize this man burglarizing a home. clear video of the suspect. they say that the suspect carried out the burglary on tuesday. >>> live look at oracle arena which is about to be the center of the sports universe in a couple of hours. the warriors and the cavs and you know the players involved going head-to-head one more time. and you may have heard of a couple of them competing for a nba ti

it send the stock higher today. >> and if you do a lot of shop ing online, it may cost you more. deliverereel >> online shopping could become more expensive. for the first time ever, ups is adding an extra charge to packages shipped during the busiest weeks of the holiday season. a 27 cent fee will be levied on ground deliveries destined for rez dsidential doorsteps. and charges will also apply to some next day air and oversize ed shipments. the move comes at ups, fedex and l service had to scramble to keep pace with e commerce growth. growth that pushed up cost and made it harder to make money, especially during the season when more planes, trucks and up with demand. ups' ceo discussed the challenges in an interview just last month. >> it's just making sure they have time to hear when customers give us a lot more packages. if it drys our cost, we want to be compensated. >> ups said it may charge some customers for missed forecast. meaning packages they expected to ship, but never did. it all translates to higher shipping costs for companies trying to capitalize on e commerce. ev

doctor, have a few a year to meod tests, it is amazing to that his healthcare now because progress ing a bit of that he pays so much more for ealthcare and he's not requiring any healthcare and is absolutely amazing that we don't sit out here and look at honesty, we any buff sxet talk about him like he's god's creation. sit here and listen to the dishonesty about he doesn't he's xes and then we hear fighting a million dollar tax bill, which is very -- he's very we give him all kinds of contracts to move the oil round to help out because he's so poor, we're such a group of hypocritic people in the country. woe don't bother to think things hrough, we don't connect the dots. it is disturbing we sit up there and narrow or pit against each to the degree that even through healthcare bill we're pitted against each other. it is very, very disturbing and we should find things and find rather than point fingers at each other and call senate, the r the lady from washington and some the floor like they did a day or two ago and suggest we run out and harass people and the temperature of the public

ing a dimt of demand? >> no, not seeing that >> no sign at all? >> no disruption to existing business that we got with the customer base. >> that's good news. paul, thank you very much for joining us just one more. you are going to get these longer range vehicles? we talk about ev as well that's not quite what you're here about i want to see 200 miles, 300 miles, not 100 miles so you can put around the city. >> we are looking into that. >> if tesla can do that, why can't you guys >> we are putting money into that >> i will put yours and frank's feet to the fire coming up on the show, we will discuss why the telecoms giant orange is looking to cut its stake in its uk rival. we'll be back after a short break on "street signs." whoooo. you're searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if there was a single site where you could find the right hotel for you at the best price? there is. because tripadvisor now compares prices from over 200 booking sites..

they are accused of burglariz ing a home in madison , 60 miles from atlanta the suspects were looking for a change of clothes and food before taking off. >> went to check on my grandmother and i came back and everybody was just pulling up, coming every where, like 20 or so police officers, all pulling up over in here investigating and like i said they went through one by one. >> that no one was inside when they broke in, officers then flooded a nearby family dollar store after reports that the two were spotted in the area law enforcement found no trace s of the two men. >>> police in texas investigating a burglary ended up seizing one million-dollar of meth laced lolly-pops this may look like candy, much of it is shaped like popular cartoon characters but it is authorities, who say that they contain meth. yesterday police arrested ivan milk and david is a lean as. they were spotted removing the lolly-pops from this home in houston. >> they put so many narcotic inside the vehicle they were try to flee they could not close the back hatch to these vehicle. if a child picked them up they

. >>> june is internet safety month, and google is spearhead ing a campaign to teach preteens about onine safety. the program is called be internet awesome. it includes video game allowing players to battle cyber bullies, hackers, and scammers. game free. available on all major webb browsers. what a good idea. >> back to the macy ease and sears thing those are the stores that i used to go to as a kid. i mean sears you go in there there is in one there. i shop macy's all the time but i don't buy anything unless it is on sale because it is always on sale. >> which one is flagship, is it 34th street. >> yes, 34th street. thanksgiving day parade where that end. >> did i tell you i was in that parade won? i was woody wood pecker balloon handler. >> are you serious. >> yes. >> that is all from a rooftop, i can get behind that, jill. >> you were a flight attendant and you held -- >> macy's i work in the woman 's shoe department in macy's in college. i could sell shoes to anybody. i'm telling you. made a fortune. then moved on to television. >> yes. >> photos of the macy's parade >> yes, i wil

on --ing you can't focus one thing you could focus on is using commercial technologies whenever possible. it would save taxpayers a lot of money. the second one would be to continue to work hard and figure out ways to retrain an upscale workers all of the the u.s. athave a program at amazon --we have a program at amazon called career choice. and the third thing to keep your eye on is the united states needs to at every level be working on artificial intelligence. thatd be used in every -- can be used in every part of government. host: response to that aspect. guest: it is insightful. intelligence and machine learning our future jobs that we are going to need to have. we need to train people to know how to understand how to use robotics and machines, and understand basic, graphic design. appalachia, there was a very successful program training coal miners and kids on basic software for apple and android software. but these things need funding. but the reality is the president's budget has zeroed out these training programs and cut the budget for the appalachian regional commission. and cu

." >> this morping a close friend of president trump's says that he is considering [ bleep ]ing robertueller. >> it has been absolutely extraordinary. that saying, i can't remember the last time i had so much [ bleep ] up my ass but there is no more room. >> mr. sessions, are you familiar with what spies call tradecraft? >> [ bleep ] you, senator cotton. >> did you say that i had to [ bleep ] kevin durant? >> yeah. >> it really wasn't that hard. >> can you call draymond? i want to ride on his [ bleep ]. >> it's not easy for someone who's a [ bleep ], [ bleep ], like myself or yourself -- >> many times i stick a butter bean up my [ bleep ]. they always came out. >> i think the president -- i know because he and i have [ bleep ]ed a little bit. >> when was the last time you [ bleep ]ed? >> last night. >> wait a minute, last night? >> yeah. >> why are you keeping these girls prisoners, jerk? >> you don't understand. i [ bleep ] princesses because i want to marry one. >> why'd you [ bleep ] six of them if you just want to marry one? >> i'm [ bleep ]ing them all first to be sure i made the

artificial intelligence you know, all kinds of new ways of driving cars, we little taste of it, but of it, ing to see more all kinds of things in your home. >> watch communicators tonight 8 eastern on c-span 2. >> our guest on c-span newsmaker this week is steve, republican representing the 15th district, taking on the esponsibility of heading the national republican campaign committee, which is purpose to of republicans in control the house. we get started here, we'll tell you about the guest. buckeye, undergraduate and mba, career in financial ohio es and also the legislatu legislature. ohio army national guard, since 1985 and served on 2004, 2005 in iraq as battalion commander and earned bronze star for his service. thank you for being the guest. guest: great to be on. asking r two reporters questions with the first name of cott, scott is campaign pro editor for politico and also cast. politico's nerd scott is reporter for the hill, newsmaker.to scott, you are up. guest: thank you for being here. comey, who is r testifying on capitol hill as we that donald id trump told him in the oval ffic

will charge ing.tors declined to address the issue at a news conference on monday. >> the charges that we have filed are the charges that stand. >> reporter: a spokesman for ing told me she is not commenting on the case. cardoza says if the other two want to point fingers at the landlord that won't work. >> you are making money in this situation. you saw the condition of the building. you saw that there were two exits, and you are going to say i'm not responsible for this? no jury going to believe that. >> reporter: the two men charged are among more than a dozen defendants named in a civil lawsuit over the ghost ship fire. the landlord is part of that filing in civil court where the standard of proof is lower in that criminal core. >> what about the victims' families? have they spoken out since those two men were arrested? >> reporter: yes, the lead attorney has told us they, her clients, do believe that ing should be charged in criminal court as well. >> henry lee, thank you. >>> the city of san fra

he says google's today s is to stop look ing at e-mails is a good one .hink there's an increase scrutiny from legislators. there have been court cases where some of the companies have been considered guilty after the court system examined really the terms of service and realized tt customers don't understand what's in them. that's to say that google l days of watching you are over. it says it still plans to get your info through your search and google history. google chrome, for example, has an ingot neat oh mode where you can browse the web in private. when it comes to the interest knit net there's no such thing as privacy. >> there should be. >> i feel like anything you put out there, someone is looking at it. it's inevitable. >> we're also looking at the forecast. >> yes. >> hopefully more sun, low humidity? a. we have a little bit of a change coming the later part of the week. >> keep it going on. let's focus on the beginning of the week. >> we'll only take the forecast up to three days. >> thats ' all we need. >> unforth fatally we have to take it al

>>ing, before you go, you have to do a human friendipede.e sewn together mouth to bum, but they're friends, so it's special. >> might not be appropriate. >> if i don't post a ton of pictures from this weekend it's going to look suspicious, like we killed someone. >> okay. i can't believe i'm saying this but i think we should do the human friend yourpede. >> okay. i get the middle! >> you want middle? >> jimmy: please welcome jillian bell! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wow. wow. >> jimmy: something weird, andy just like that. >> that's crazy, i did see that earlier. he got a nose job or something. i'm just a genuine witch. no, i'm going to take this off now and be a human being. hi! >> jimmy: you should be a human being. how are you doing? i want to tell you something, i know this won't mean much to most everyone. but i was excited to learn that you were from las vegas. because i am from las vegas. >> we are both from las vegas. >> jimmy: and i get excited when other people from las vegas, you know, become popular. and you have done that. >> w

and 'fro-ing, but, you know. the way like at it, it is u madison put together a can'tstution for u constitution this emphasises conflict, conflict is always ther between the 3 branches, but we work out our frustrations and anger and so forth in fighting between the three branches, as a result we had on onerepublic -- one republic, and elections. we have done pretty well by the way of madison and his colleagues structured our government, this is one manifestation of it. lou: credit more than design than perhaps our capacity of current modern age. but nonetheless, going to president's way, going the people's way, and with any kind of self respect, i believe the dems will retire from this engagement, in effort along with deep state to subvert president trump and his administration. that is the hope, i realize, only a highwa hope. >> i do think one lesson is important. i think that professionals, did very well for the president and the administration. and he had a tendencier t for second level of appointment. and i t

well one thing is clear, ing government help?nal emergency and there needs to be a national response. clearly, i heard what the secretary of state said earlier, and obviously i welcome that. there is not fully funding pledged. from our point of view, if that money doesn't come from government, we'll find it and we will do so. we'll look at our cap tap programme and bring forward and prioritise the retro fitting. if necessary , and prioritise the retro fitting. if necessary, we'll sell assets to do that. what matters here is we'll do what it takes in birmingham to do this. john clancy, leader of birmingham city council, thank you very much for talking to us here on the bbc news channel. we are outside swiss cottage leisure centre with people from the chilcots tower blocks here in camden in north london, they've spent the night here. the council leader says the council staff are urgently working to find accommodation for anyone who's spent the night here so they don't have to spend another night on an air bed. some people have been

million more people outside on the road this year as opposed to last year so where is everybodying ing ? for folks hopping in the plane they are going to be heading down florida and going to orlando. but for a lot of people in our neck of the wood, sue serio, they may go up to the mountains, to the shore, i will have a barbecue in my backyard and i'm starting tonight and other people likely too. >> it is true, there are place s having fire works not only on the fourth of july but over the weekend as well. i believe, there is some of the art museum, i may look that up, may even be tonight a lot of neighborhood, lot of fun by fourth of july on tuesday, of course, it will be hot, chance of the pop up thunderstorm. is there every day when it is hot and humid. 89 degrees. eighty-three for the evening. nice and muggy when you are watching, oh and ah the fire works. high pressure is off shore. southeasterly wind coming in. we have a cold front that will take a bit of the while to get here and a couple of disturbance is a head of that cold front but hot, and humid in between, now with the clos