jackie: and i'm jackie ibaÑez.rob: days before fired fbi director james comey is set to testify about investigation all this happened. griff life with the latest this morning. >> first arrest, it appears to be relate today russia's alleged meddling in last year's election. arrest of nsa contractor, her name is reality leigh winner charged with removing and sharing classified materials with the media and leaking an nsa document that suggests russia did try to hack our voting system just days before the election. the document was first published on the website and the u.s. government official did not dispute the document authentic jason chaffetz outraged. >> it doesn't matter what administration, when you have classified information, you cannot put that out there. i want people in handcuffs and i want to see people behind bars. >> the same official also told cath -- katherine that does not change that the russian interference did not alter votes. what we have is very interesting time of an arrest of contractor, in of

jackie: i'm jackie ibaÑez.is as he works with top gop leaders to get legislative agenda back on track. griff jenkins live in dc with the latest details, hey, griff. >> if president trump was worried about the testimony tomorrow from former fbi director james comey, he wasn't showing it when he was asked about it. take a listen. >> what message do you have comey ahead of his testimony? >> i wish him luck. thank you, everybody. >> while the white house may be bracing for new details when they come out of comey's testimony like the conversations he had with the president regarding the russia probe, sean spicer says their worried are focused on the busy agenda. >> can you tell us where the president is going to be and what he's going to be doing on thursday at 10:00 a.m., is he going to watch comey's testimony? >> the president is going to have a busy day and focus will be on pursuing the agenda and priorities that he's been elected to do. >> president trump met yesterday with gop leaders to get things done on heal

jackie: i'm jacki jackie ibanez.ever it takes to protect america. >> this blood shed must end. this blood shed will end. rob: here is a live look at london where those raids are still happening at this hour. jackie: we have live fox news team coverage for you. griff jenkins with the president's response. rob: we begin with greg palkot on the ground live in central london. greg? >> hey, rob, jacque, we are just outside the very tight police cordon. they say they continue their intense forensic search of the area. they are coming up with evidence behind the horrendous terror attack over the weekend. there were no raids today away from this location and two different locations as well as raids yesterday. all tolled, police say they have 12 in custody. they also say they know who the killers are. take a listen. >> we do believe we know who they are. we've made a number of arrests. we are trying to find out whether anybody was helping them and to understand the background to this attack as west we possibly can. the invest

-jackie: thank you. -lemonis: it looks really good. -jackie: yay, i'm so excited. lemonis: it's been just over seven months since we shook hands on the deal. my initial investment was $635,000, but to date, i have close to $1.4 dollars. $150,000 went towards paying additional payables, including a $70,000 past-due major league baseball bill. $200,000 went towards building out the warehouse. the balance of the money went towards new inventory. but i hate to say it -- i'm already seeing a pattern with scott. he's come back time and time and time again for more money, which prompted me to bring in dan, a wharton mba graduate, to help the family but more importantly be my eyes and ears on a daily basis. why don't you guys give me a tour? i want to kind of have you walk me through what's changed. wow. look at this place. scott: so what's changed is we tried to organize the bins a little bit where we know what's in each aisle. you can walk down and find a bin label to locate what's on that master list. lemonis: it's way better than it used to be. scott: it's much more or

it's jackie o's watch. >> if it doesn't work, is it really worth $120,000? >> yeah, it's jackie o.s -- >>> this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. abc >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, republican karen handel handling her race in georgia fending off the democrat in the most expensive race for the house ever, why it's seen as a big win for president trump. we're live with details. >>> also, tropical storm cindy taking aim at the gulf coast. powerful winds and rain felt. we're tracking its path. >> a powerful explosion rocks a house. a gas employee being called a hero getting an elderly couple out of the home in the nick of time. >>> presidential appearance. george h.w. bush making a surprise visit. >>> we do say good morn

jackie kennedy's wristwatch up for auction at an unbelievable pricetag.he meaning of the personalized inscription on the back. but first, the "nightline" 5. . >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. countless patients. countless ailments. countless hours. and guess what? you can handle it all. be a leader in your field with a bsn from strayer university. a nursing program created by and for nurses. let's get it, nurses. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. just hours ago republican karen handel declared the winner in the high-stakes georgia special election that went down to the wire. the race seen as i apotential turning point for the nation. democrats taking the closeness of the race as a voter rejection of president trump. but tonight's result may instead embolden the president's base, and it could bolster his agenda going forward. here's abc's steve os osan osan sunnia. >> tonight's victory is for you and every single citizen in the 6th zirkt. >> reporter: tonight a hard-fought victory for karen handel. her win is a sigh of relief for republicans and

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the meeting with jackie robinson turned into a bit of a dispute for jackie robinson felt that kennedy was trying to buy him off. he was upset that kennedy wasn't looking him in the eye when he was speaking to him and already had committed to richard nixon and they had a relationship going back sometime. with martin luther king it was the same kind of thing that john kennedy could not satisfy martin luther king in the belief that kennedy knew enough about civil rights and was committed enough to it as a been a little too friendly with some southern racist governors and have been trying to hurt politically to build his southern base. so they had a long way to go in trying to build that black vote. >> we're going to come in? >> i was going to say jackie robinson is bobby kennedy is republican opponent in the 1964 senate race. he continued to be a critic of bobby's actions on civil rights as he went along in the senate as well. >> is very interesting. >> a lot of people aren't that familiar with jackie robinson had a lot of political views in the 1960s to jump into political battles. >> h

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live from oracle arena, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> if i know jackie she thought about snapping them up. >>> today governor brown heads to san francisco to renew the fight against climate change. jessica flores is live in san francisco this morning with the details. >> reporter: good morning. well, governor brown just got back from china. he spent five days there doubling down on his efforts to fight climate change. and now today he is meeting with the german minister of the environment. it's part of a pact that he has with the german government under the two coalition, that's a pact between governments to reduce emissions. the governor tells foreign leaders the u.s. may be out of the paris climate accord but california is still in. now, the details of brown's agreement with china are still unclear but it was a symbolic trip making california the substitute partner on environmental issues. >> the world to the paris climate accord has made the commitment to make the turn to a decarbonized future. good. we're for that. now, maybe some people in washington aren't so sure about that. but cal

jackie, thank you so much.you are looking to represent your nba champs, the warriors team store has you covered on all the gear. you can check out their online store to find all things blue and gold from hats to jerseys and, of course, those 2017 championship t-shirts. >> you don't need to wait for these things to be shipped. if you are getting it online you can go in person. this is live look this morning at dick's sporting goods in daly city. several stores opened this morning with all of that hot new gear right off the presses. the store opened at 6 ak about 30 minutes ago and the store extended its hours across the bay area to celebrate the big win. some other locations for dick's sporting goods include the fremont store as well as dublin, hayward and san jose. >> makes me want to go shopping. victory parade set for thursday morning and starts at 10 a.m. in downtown oakland. this is a look at the route. it started at 11th and broadway and ends near the civic center. can start up at 5 a.m. an lakeshore and 1

kpix 5's jackie ward live with an update from police. jackie. >> reporter: and we have new video that is very fresh into our newsroom right now. let's take you there right now. this is keat wh its thpeak earlier thi morning. as you can tell, police cars, dozens of ambulances, fire trucks, fire engines, the sfpd tactical team was here, the mobile command unit was here. and they had paramedics on hand, as well. so paramedics were entering the building and trying to see what they could do to tend to the victims there. and sfpd has said they will be scouring this extremely large tycilifauno avenue for quite some time. ns batbuu ildiur meand it will it's a very large facility. we are going ch any u.p.s. vans, store rooms, boxes, we'll have explosive ordnance detective dogs as a precauon explosives. going to take time for those officers to search. and we'rgonna have additional teams to relieve them. a lot of them were first responders. they need a break. so we'll bring in additional officers to give them relief while the search continues. >> r

scott. >> jackie, thank you so much. jackie deangelis.ill the decline in crude put a number of big oil dividends in jeopardy? let's see if the options market is giving us a clue. mike, can you break it all down? >> so we often thank you about to the options market is implying for dividends, how do we do that? we have to calculate the forward price with the put and call of the same strike and expiration, for example, of a 50 strike, i take the price of the call. i add that to the strike. i take the price of the put and i deduktd that. that gives me the forward price of the stock that options are implying. remember, stocks pay dividends, options don't. then i'm going to compare those two prices, i will take a look at the difference between the two of them. >> that will tell me essentially the carry cost or the interest rate and dividend impact. so let's take a look at some of the dividends, 77 cents for exxon, $1.05 for chevron. i want you to pay attention to royal dutch shell. schlumberger, all service based. 55 cents, the options market i

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:57.time for your "final 5. >>> on capitol hill senate majority leader mitch mcconnell now trying to gain the next votes to pass a proposed gop healthcare bill. a dozen republican senators are opposed to the bill in its current form. leaders hope to unveil the revised plan tomorrow. >>> the house votes today on what they are calling kate's law named at kate steinle who was murdered by an illegal immigrant in san francisco in 2015. it would impose longer prison sentences on deportees who re- enter the united states. >>> new clues in last year's warehouse fire that left 36 people dead a worker with the oakland fire department now claims to have seen exposed wiring in the ghost ship warehouse two months before it happened. >>> you can see changes at sfo soon. homeland security is announcing new security measures for all commercial flights into the u.s. domestic and foreign. >>> happening today, people in the north bay getting a chance to test out the new smart train system for free. the soft

jackie ward is in san francisco where the water was just tested. jackie? >> reporter: we were expected to hear the test results at 4:00 this afternoon, but they still haven't come in yet so right now the water in the south san francisco sunshine gardens neighborhood is not safe to drink. that's the neighborhood where we are right now and people tell us they didn't know they had a water warning until they got this flier at their door this morning. >> it was a steady stream of drivers all day at cal water surfaces service. people who live in the area needed to pick up bottled water to use this weekend. >> hopefully we are not all contaminated, i guess. >> i don't know what to think. will it be safe after they test it? >> cal water service says it is taking serious precautions after the water to your that supplies about 2,000 people was vandalized friday. preliminary tests done yesterday and today came back negative. >> we were telling people do not drink the water and if they need water for cooking or drinking, they are free to come down and get it frus. >>

history >> find out what kim k and jackie o have in common.ght back. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. >>> kim kardashian is now the proud owner of a watch that once belonged to jackie kennedy onassis. she bought it at an auction in new york city for roughly $379,000. the time piece was given to jackie o by her brother in law and engraved with the date february 23rd, 1963. i was trying to find out your question, tom, earlier about how does something like this so special end up at an auction, none of the articles are telling us. >> what i'm worried about is that's the second time we've shown that picture and seems like the watch is not running because it says 10:10 each time we look at it. >> fresh batteries if >> if you look careful >> at beautiful watch and classic looking just like jackie was. >> to have something of hers, kim kardashian ca

jackie: i've been given an opportunity and i'm just thankful for it.'s hard, but keep on going and keep on trying. karim: the high school diploma has just added to the confidence and now i feel unstoppable. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org. dagen: prediction. >> the new wardrobe business means more boxes, pkg up 20%. >> it is up 20%. dagen: jonas. >> george clooney made more than a lifetime. dagen: too bad tequila doesn't make you talk more clearly. >> trading one nightmare for another. senate gop leaders funding a healthcare reform bill is a trick to repeal and replace obamacare but senator rand paul told me it does neither. >> sound like obamacare to me. in some areas it may be obamacare plus on the subsidy side. we can't have a bill that spends more than obamacare and call that a repeal bill.

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start here with us tomorrow on the kron-4 morning (contemplative music) - [man] jackie, stand by for double box. - [jackie] mike, mark. - [mike] mark. - [robin] back to you, mark. - [mark] thank you, robin. our team coverage continuing right now on the storm rolling through. let's go to will tran right now live near 880 in fremont. - right now big old drops are coming down, mark. it's started coming down this strong over the past 15, 20 minutes and it is not letting up. - we love to send will out where it's really storming. sorry, will. - condition, one word, miserable. (rain) people don't believe you. they don't, they laugh about a reporter being out in the field but they love to see us getting wet. let me give my microphone back to jolie i'm going to step out here.

this, right, jackie?> reporter: obviously besides my own living room tonight. the city of concord is hosting one. that will be at the todos santos plaza on grant street and willow pass road. people are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets. the city is doing it up. local restaurants will have special take-out menus available and a food truck. back to you. >> thank you. >>> boeing is set to test planes with no pilot at the helm. hena daniels from cbsmoneywatch.com has that and more. >> reporter: good morning. the surprising results from the british election is raising major questions about the uk's exit from the european union. and that sent the pound trading lower against the dollar today. dropping more than 2% and then recovering slightly. its biggest daily drop since january. >>> hyundai is recalling almost 600,000 vehicles in the u.s. to fix a pair of problems. the larger recall concerns hood latches and covers more than hundreds of thousands of santa fe and santa fe sport suvs from 2013 to 2017

jackie. >> reporter: yeah. i'm trying to find that energy that they have this morning because, man, i stayed up late past my bedtime last night but how worth it. how amazing was that game? it's all back to business here this morning. there's some people who have been here all through the night at oracle actually getting it ready for a concert. the '80s band poison will be here tonight to play for the crowd. but it was all about the "dubs" last night and "dub nation," you absolutely out did yourself last night living up to the "roar-acle" reputation. on their feet for most of the game, 19,000-plus people made it known that they wanted their team to finish the finals at home so the celebrating could begin asap. one dad in the crowd gave his son a very important decision to make regarding the game. >> i asked him this morning, i said disneyland or the warriors game. what did you say, gang? >> warriors game. >> yeah! we did it, baby, champions! >> reporter: so after the game thousands of people swarmed the streets

in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> wow. crazy in 2015. streets are going to be packed. >> we are thinking about it. it's going to be a lot of fun though. roqui continues our team coverage now with security tips along the route. roqui. >> reporter: that's right. we had someone walk by and say wow, this is looking really organized compared to 2015 so things are looking good. it's still early. so just to mention i have my own personal security behind me here. [ laughter ] >> thank you to oakland pd. marco marquez is here with oakland pd to tell us more about the plan for today. the big parade. all hands on deck, right? >> yes, all hands on deck which means all our available officers at the oakland police department are working today. so regular days off are canceled. this is a celebration so for the city of oakland and oakland police department we are celebrating with the warriors while at the same time making our priority the safety of the event. >> reporter: absolutely. now, compared to 2015 when we won as well, what changes did you make i

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san francisco to tell us which bars are already open. jackie. >> reporter: yeah. that's right, michelle. so political banter can be a supporting event. the trump administration has created a lot of must-see tv. so a few bars that are already open at 6 a.m. on a typical business day will be open today and, of course, they will have the comey hearing on so one in north beach, one in mission, and ace's where i am here in hill open their doors at 6 a.m. just like they typically do. this time of day is too early for music or a round of pool, they say, usually, so their early bird patrons want the news. i'm sure they will have warriors highlights on next to the comey testimony coming up at 7 a.m. [ laughter ] >> so these doors open here at six a.m. and they hope it doesn't turn into a boxing match. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> here's one last look now inside the room where james comey is expected to or scheduled to testify. many members of the senate intelligence committee and members of the media in there. again it will start at

t t >> yes, jackie, the clouds are thickening up. rain on the way, the main area is well to the west, down into central virginia and we are seeing a few isolated showers popping up in parts of the delmar. as we take a look at the future cast, the computer models and continue to suggest that this area if delaware really explodes the next couple of hours and that is what comes up towards the philadelphia as we go towards the 8:00 and 9 clo:00 h. this stuff from maryland and virginia comes up later tonight especially in burke county and leigh high county and chester county and delaware. you can see in the middle of night there is plenty of rain and it starts to move out as we go into the morning hours. more developing, we'll have more on the timing of the weekend rain coming up. >>> new in the last hour, the school district have reached an attentive contract agreement. teachers have been working without a contract. >>> developing on the jersey shore, two teenagers were presumed dead after they were swept away at the atlantic beach. they

vote before martin luther king seemed to be jackie robinson and harry belafonte. it's an interesting part where you remind us that richard nixon had a much better reputation for civil rights than john kennedy did as a democrat. the democratic party wasn't the party, it was white supremacy at this point and they were much smarter and in particular nixon hadn't martin luther king already. so they tried to get his way into politics and he's having a hard time doing it. >> he didn't have the black vote going into the election. bobby kennedy and others realized he had to do something to attract the black vote. some of those early meetings didn't go very well with jackie robinson turned into a bit of a dispute where jackie robinson felt they were trying to buy him off and that he wasn't looking him in the eye when he was speaking to him and he had committed to the relationship going back sometime. john kennedy couldn't satisfy martin luther king in the belief that kennedy knew about civil rights and was committed enough to it. so they had the long way to go o build a ro

kpix 5's jackie ward is live with that story. jackie. >> reporter: kenny, it's not just here in san francisco. no matter where you live across the bay area, there are these pesky potholes on the road, especially after the wet winter we had with all of that rain and they are expensive to fix. check out what we saw on our drive here from san francisco's financial district to the spot on 2 seventh avenue between geary and clement where mayor ed lee just wrapped up a press conference. instead of painted lines separating lanes a string of potholes does. that's why the mayor is recommitting his efforts on fixing the streets spending $90 million on repairs including repaving streets, striping and other safety measures. >> this is what we get to do an economy that's very strong make sure we snead revenue the people who deserve to have their streets smoother. >> reporter: this pothole project is all part of his proposed two-year capital budget. by fixing the roads mayor lee hopes to improve the pci paving index score used by the regional

we have chris cillizza, abbi fill up and jackie kusinich. jackie, why do we say it's just people? look at susan collins in maine, she's a real republican but also a real issue, one in every five people in her state many in rural areas on medicaid, two out of three kids who need this kind of help, the disabled, elderly, a lot in convalescent centers, all of those funding streams are in this bucket of money we're talking about. that's driving even gop resistance. >> and to your point, i looked at the headlines of several papers of these moderate members and susan collins, older rural mainers would be hit hard by senate bill. to your point they're seeing this on the front page of their papers this morning, talking about this cbo score, and the people that are going to lose health care under this bill in the next ten years, so when rob port l portman sees hospitals fear senate bill, he's going to get calls and questions not only from the people who are sick but also from people who take care of them at the hospitals and these providers. >> i wonder, chris, what is worse, not making go

jackie bensen, news4. >> jackie, thank you. >>> new reaction coming in tonight to the controversial tweets from president trump today targeting the hosts of the "morning leon harris is in our newsroom with the response. >> doreen, you can now add the name of representative barbara comstock to the list of those who went after the president tonight for his widely condemned remarks about msnbc anchor mika brzezinski. the northern virginia lawmaker retweeted comments from a white house spokesperson and said, "yes, the tweets went too far, please stop." the president's early morning sweet slammed brzezinski's intelligence, mental health, and appearance. trump suggested she has a low i.q., was, quote, crazy, and crudely said that she was bleeding from a purported face-lift during a holiday visit to his palm beach estate. there are pictures of brzezinski from that visit and the pictures dispute the president's account of how she looked. critics and supporters alike say the president crossed the line. >> completely inappropriate. >>re tone of the debate. this obviously doesn't help do that. >> we'

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a 9,000 word account of a brutal attack on a student named jackie. a story later retracted by the magazine. she would file suit for defamati defamation. her day in court has finally come. >> i would ride to the courthouse and get ready. it was from hamilton. >> reporter: it was that musical routine along with support of family and friends that got her through each grueling day inside the courthouse as she fought $7.5 million in damages from the magazine and its author. >> it was very difficult to sit ten feet while she testified every day. i didn't anticipate how difficult that would be. >> just the extent to which she spoke to my students about feeling like i had acted inappropriately. that was really difficult to hear. >> reporter: as was the magazine's lack of responsibility even after the jury awarded her $3 million in damages. >> you go into the process hoping to get justice and hoping to get people to take responsibility for their actions. i never felt like that happened. we felt like we were on the right side. i knew that i was telling the tru

i am jackie ibanez in new york.orgia, karen handel has beat ossoff in the sixth congressional district. at the nationwide attention because it was seen as a test of president trump support of the 2018 midterm. most expensive house race in u.s. history, more than $50 million spent. republicans scored victories in congressional elections in south carolina. indiana, florida, getting well ready for the storm. gaining strength as a continues to move north in the gulf of mexico, sustained winds of 60 miles per hour. forecasters warned that heavy rainfall can bring floods to the coast. i am jackie ibanez, now back to "hannity" for all of your headlines, log onto foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news. fox news channel. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," the left, the destroy trump media, trying to push the russia-trump collusion, and now they suggest we cannot get him on that, let's move to obstruction of justice. let's move into the financial issues. now the great one, mark levin recently uncovere

superior court, jackie benson, news 4. >> thanks. all westbound lanes on icc near layhill road in silver spring are closed after a car and fedex truck collided causing the car to go up in flames. check this out. chopper 4 over the scene. half-hour ago. two taken to the hospital. one in serious condition. >> a man is arrested outside the white house. the secret service noticed the man pacing suspiciously. when an office ear proecr appron was detained. when he was placed in a squad car, he began hitting himself. as precaution take tine a local hospital. felony charges are his release. >> paris lit up in green in honor of the historic climate accord. the district is joining cities around the country and world to show solidarity. leaders are pushing back tonight on president trump's decision to pull the u.s. out of that agreement. live at the wilson building with the d.c. may you're reaction. shomari? >> reporter: good evening the mayor says d.c. has responsibility to protect the environment. and strongly disagrees with president trump's

. >> reporter: the bullets missed jackie but hit the two friends she was standing with. one mortally. >> gunshot wound to his chest. i saw that he was injured. he was nonresponsive. >> reporter: bodies, dead and wounded everywhere. those images are blacked out by police as required by florida law. >> those first few officers that get there need to go to that scene, go to the building, and get in and engage that shooter. >> chase after the shooter? >> that's correct. >> reporter: police training calls for officers to head straight to the active shooter. even fit means going past the victims. >> plenty more victims in here. >> a person reached up. and asked for help. but at that point we didn't know where the shooter was, if he was detained, if he was deceased, or what was going on. so as much as i wanted to help him, i could not help him until we knew for sure. >> you had to walk away from the vict victim? >> yes. >> this is going to be astronomical numbers. >> we continue down the southeast side. stepping over bodies. then as i looked to my right, i see two of our office

jackie bensen was out there last night showing us that damage. out there today we saw storms but before that we saw pretty nice day. 80 degrees d.c. 84 back towards leesburg. if you are going to end the month of may end it on a high note. we did see storms roll through right around evening rush. right now looking pretty good. 66 degrees partly to mostly clear skies. we are watching a system to our north and west. nothing around our immediate area. noti baltimore. showers around frostburg. this is a line of showers making its way to the east. this is where the cold front is. real big time severe weather. tornado warnings towards new england earlier today. this is the cold front. notice behind it we are clear and boy is it nice behind this. we have some of the best weather, one of the better forecasts i have given in about a month. bus stop forecast nice, nice and nice. nice at 7:00 a.m. 74 degrees at noon. great at lunch. 80 degrees coming in around 4:00. your weather outlook tomorrow for the morning commute only thing you need is sunglasses. we a

news4's jackie bensen learned new details about the investigation into her murder. jackie? >> reporter: that's right, doreen. tonight during an outpouring from nabra's closest friends, we learned that which are death may be even more horrible than we originally knew. >> nabra was caring. >> nabra was open minded. >> >> reporter: love poured from her neighborhood friends in the cedar ridge community and from the principal of her high school. >> nabra's incredible sense of kindness, style, humor, and her infectious style has left a lasting impression on us. >> reporter: tears came to the eyes of many as nabra's little sister delivered a message from the family. >> i just want to thank everybody for your love and support. and i just want to say to nabra, i love you and i'll always miss you. >> reporter: more than a thousand people filled the plaza at lake ann village in reston. >> nabra taught you how to lead. and we bear that legacy on our shoulders. we bear that responsibility to continue to make the rest of the world more like reston. >> reporter: beforehand, fairfax county

>> absolutely, jackie. london right now, has to be apprehensive, had has been a vor rough several month for the city, witnessed an attack three months ago, on westminster bridge this was a vehicle-borne attack. hitting pedestrian, with a fellow getting out of the vehicle attacking individuals, including police officers, you refer to most vivid recent attack, that london. on the london bridge, again, the vehicle-borne attackers, three of them, hitting pedestrian then dgot out and attacked, police tonight in london, are not saying yet that this is aerive terrorist attack or a deliberate attack. but it certainly sounds like it has all of forms of such a attack in some manner. my colleague mark white, one of top reporters there at sky, note that counter terrorism unit from scotland yard are involved, at very least leads to us believe that, authorities are considering this some possible kind of deliberate attack, but jackie, what is interesting about this, is that, possibly a copy cat per ter o -- copycat terror

jackie. >> reporter: yeah. oracle is all decked out with the nba finals gear and my hand is decorated this morning with the 2015 championship ring. this is what it's all about. i mean, yes, they want to win the game for the love of the sport and for honor and redemption and all that good stuff but the hardware doesn't hurt, either. this is a member of the pr team. they let us borrow it for 20 minutes. but "dub nation," how spoiled is what we expected, right? cavs and warriors in the finals? this group of guys isn't taking anything for grant though. and they were working yesterday at practice. this year has been all about redemption. to commemorate the finals a lot of us want the swag, right? if you are spending money. the nba reminds buyers not to buy counterfeit. a lot of counterfeiters come out when there's an event like this so look for the nba hologram, the name of a licensee like adidas, and a good quality product with nice embroidering. >> and you want to go to a reputable store. you don't want to buy off

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:31.ck of the forecast with roberta. >> the weekend is good. we have some subtle changes a little cooler on saturday and cooling down more on sunday but still gorgeous. outside now this is a view from our kpix 5 studios. we are looking at the transamerica pyramid and what you are looking at is mostly clear skies. we do have a bank of some fog that just moved into sfo. but no reports of delays as of yet. 50 santa rosa, 54 in san francisco and san jose. oakland sporting 57 degrees. satellite-radar this is really interesting doings. we have a slot of some clearing right there right now and then we just have a swath of some clouds that have been building right around the san mateo coast and that finger of fog is trying to work its way into the bay but bottom line, we have cleared out a lot earlier today. we'll have some sunshine in pacifica at rockaway beach at 60. a little bit of stratus at half moon bay daly city and colma. temperatures there pretty much in the high 50s. otherwise 60s and lo

>> reporter: elsewhere outside pulse, jackie made her chest, who would later die.ting outside was her father, an orlando firefighter. >> i give her a quick once-over. make sure she has all her body parts and she's okay. because i know that she could have been one of those who were killed or injured. >> it wasn't until he was there and i knew that i could kind of collapse in his arms and i'd be okay. >> reporter: using an armored vehicle, a bearcat, to bust open holes in the wall and create an escape route, driven by officer rob woodger. >> you could see them coming out? >> oh, yes. every person we got out was a victory for us. at that point we need to get these people out of this building. one by one they're coming out of holes and it's a great feeling seeing them come out. >> this way, this way! let's go, just go, just go! >> move back to a safe location, please, get away from the sidewalk. >> when they're running for their life, they had no idea what was going on bathroom, chaotic. >> was there concern by doing the breach, going through the wall, the gunman might

. >> reporter: yeah, keith and jackie. a little rain moved through about an hour ago. just like that the sun returned. overall, a beautiful day here at the shore. these folks getting a jump-start on the weekend. many say so far it's a winner. especially compared to that dreary weather we had for a lot of memorial day weekends. ocean city's boardwalk under a bright, blue sky. alan merleino and his son alex made the trip from hammonton just for the afternoon. >> beautiful day. figured we haven't had a father/son day in a while. enjoy the day. >> reporter: some taking the week a bit early taking advantage of abundant sunshine and warm temperatures. >> the weather's so much nicer than for memorial day. it was so cold. near our sweatshirts. >> beautiful. the last time, i didn't even need sunscreen. >> reporter: kaitlyn spending

jackie, what's the latest update on coach kerr? >> reporter: so as you know, coach kerr has been out since game one of the first round of the play-offs for health reasons. but he is going to try to make a comeback sometime during the finals. whether that's tonight for game one, we still don't know. we'll have a definitive answer as we get closer to tip-off. back to you. >> thank you. >>> students who have been poring over dictionaries for months are heading into the finals of the scripps national spelling bee. >> two young people from the bay area are taking the stage later today. rutvik gandhasri is one of them. the 14-year-old from san jose is hoping to score the top prize this time since it's the last year he will qualify under the age requirements. so go, rutvik! >> for more than 30 years river glen school has established its two-way bilingual immersion program. it has become a model for similar programs and it's this week's "cool school." ♪[ music ] [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: when sarah charles first entered river glen

in new york, jackie ibanez, fox news. >> the president welcomed the prime minister of vietnam to the white house yesterday. their meeting led to the u.s. and vietnam agreeing on more than $8 billion worth o two nation tas. president trump is due to that travel vietnam later this year. the u.s. relationship with vietnam has been on rock keep grounds ever since the president withdrew from the asia pacific partnership. >> the secret service charged a man after they say he tried to jump the bike rack fence outside the white house yesterday. the scare prompted a lockdown at the white house. the man was arrested by secret service. this is the sixth attempt in recent months to get onto the white house grounds. one trespasser was able to make it to the door before the secret service stopped him. >>> a gaithersburg man accused of impersonating a police officer is due in court. 35-year-old atai osderman is facing gun charges. he was arrested on february between after they learned he may have been impersonating an officer on multiple occasions.

jackie ibaÑez is joining us now with that hey, jackie.y turnout 130,000 people casting votes signaling interest the in election. republican karen handel and john battling out to battle out the seat left by house secretary tom price. nearly dead locked. the polls set to open tomorrow. a real clear politics average shows ossoff 49% with handle 47%. hit the final stretch on the campaign trail. ossoff joined by congressman john lewis urging folks to make a change. >> it's important to make your voice heard. whether or not you support me, got to participate in the democratic process. an opportunity for georgia to elect new leadership and focus on delivering results for folks at home. and focus on holding folks accountable in washington. jackie: joined by the man whose seat she is looking to fill tom price making schuyler voters there turn out to vote. >> this has been one crazy race, has it not? >> yes. >> i'm telling you, the money is crazy. which tells me we have got to have a crazy high turnout for election on tuesday for karen handel. >> d

hey, jackie. >> reporter: hey, brian.ah, i want to point out that we're here at ace's in hill and this bar is open at 6 a.m. regardless of the james comey hearing today. but they are expecting people who don't usually come in at this hour to pull up a stool and watch the comey hearing happen because other bars will have the hearing on. bartenders said the typical crowd at this hour prefers news than pool. maybe one tv can have warriors highlights and another can have the hearing. so as you heard from weijia jang, the hearing begins at 7 a.m. our time. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> voters in the uk are heading to the polls to decide whether or not to keep conservative prime ministertheresa may in power against jeremy corbin in a snap election. the election issues are "brexit" and national security. there have been three deadly terror attacks in the last few months. polls close at 2 p.m. our time. >>> let's check weather. we don't need galoshes today. >> windshield wipers yes. you know, it's going

she beat jackie blitzed away through the final itself. she beatjackie galloway, 14-4. itself.oach said she should be considered one of the greatest of all time. it's really nice of him to say. he does put all the work in, day in, day out, and we would not be here without him. this is his as well, not just ours. here without him. this is his as well, notjust ours. not quite such good use for the olympic silver medallist who had not competed since his agonising second defeat in rio last year, and has struggled with injuries in the build—up. he looked well short of match fitness and went out in the second round. there will definitely be another gb medallist at the world taekwondo championships. at least a bronze medal is guaranteed. he was born on the ivory coast and came to the uk asa the ivory coast and came to the uk as a child, and took up taekwondo for self defence. two strong performances today, culminating in a crushing victory over a higher ranked fighter from iran. crushing victory over a higher ranked fighterfrom iran. securing the world honour goes some way to making u