sergeant jeff smith was the lead detective. >> the watch commander working that night got a phone cally. asking him to go -- or the police departm welfar check at a residence. >> a welfare check? seemed like an odd request. who was this lawyer who called? >> it was attorney paul finx. >> he just happened to be the d ex-da. he called it internal extension that unlike a 911 call was not recorded. the cops went to the house and they found jason's body. but not julie and the kids. they were gone. so police talked to paul again who said not to worry, julie and the kids were fine. julie was not a victim. she was his newest client. he arranged the safe return of the children to a local children's hospital and then 15 hours after the cops discovered jason's body, he orchestrated julis surrender at her father's house. >> did she talk to you? >> no. >> but her attorney spoke with local reporters. she's very upset. she's upset about her children. she's upset about her health. she's upset abou seeing basically at this point her life is in shambles. it's a catastrophe all the way around. >> so it w

. >> no one enjoyed it more than fox news's jeff smith. >> a total eclipse of the bag. >> run out of>> the secret services has also spent $64,000 to inspect elevators at trump tower and $63,000 to protect the golf carts on trump's property. >> he's got a a gun, hold on mr. mayor! we're coming! >> rose: democratic nart al frank owner is rediscovering his sense of humor. his sharp focus on presidential officials have given sharp glimpse of his comity roots. nonfiction best sell are list for ten weeks, it is called al frank everyone, giant of the senate. >> they're not acting like people have nothing to hide. and so when you ask me do i have any evidence, i think there's all kinds of circumstantial evidence, we will follow the special prosecutor, he'll determine if there is evidence of cooperation, or conclusion. but it's hard to believe that jared kushner goes -- has this meeting with kislyak and forgets he's there. >> rose: and he doesn't report it? >> and doesn't report it when he is filing security clearance. you don't forget that. and it's sort of hard to believe he's talking about

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receiver the past two years but his role would have decreased with the addition of torrey smith and alshon jeffes. what the team will probably miss the most he was a class act. great locker room guy. here's what gm howie rosen said about pulling the trigger. >> this isn't one where, you know, you're feeling like you're celebrating and doing a dance because you're giving up a good player and a good pick but in this league you're not going to be able to get anything unless you give something but it hurts when people you care about leave. i mean, the hardest part about this was talking to jordan about it. it's hard thing to do. never gets any easier in this business because however good he is as a player he's a better person. but we got to do what we think is in the best interests of this team moving forward. >> the bills are up next for the birds so matthews and lesean mccoy will be back to the linc next week. >>> carson wentz had a nice debut yesterday even though the eagles lost to the packers 44 to nine. wentz connecting with max hollins on this 38-yard touchdown. four for four for 56 yards in

smith. attorney general jeff sessions saying the government has tripled the number of leak probes. the director of national intelligence saying they mean business. >> important to stress, any disclosure outside of authorized channels is a criminal offense and we will simply not tolerate the illegal release of classified information. >> sandra: we have fox team coverage. john roberts is live at the white house. but first we start with doug mcelway live from the department of justice. doug, we understand the administration wants to potentially look at reporters roles in these leaks. what did they say exactly about that? >> reporter: this may not be all that surprising, sandra, given that the president repeated the same for what he calls the quote unquote fake news media. there are many constitutional scholars who will tell you that reporters are protected by the first amendment and that the first amendment is sacrosanct. but there are many cases where reporters have been jailed for refusing to divulge their sources. judith miller was jailed for 85 days for refusing to divulge a sourc

jeff? >> >> ducis, carson wentz says the eagles can be dynamic. alshon jeffery and torrey smith preseason starters on nine drives t complete three touchdowns. what do they have to work on in the opener against the redskins, keeping carson wentz off the ground and being consistent. >> whatever it takes to win the game. i don'i want to hold up the tro. that's what i want to see. >> we know we can be dynamic. we had penalties, a couple tonight. those are the biggest things we have to hone in on. >> i feel comfortable with where they are at. their focus is in a couple of weeks. they can get good one-on-one work in the next few practices, and get ready for the regular season. >> the regular season just a few weeks away. the starters the next few weeks will be game planning washington redskins week one. everyone else is fighting for their jobs next thursday on the road against the jets. jeff skversky, "action news." ducis? >> still ahead the phillies blow a lead >> the phillies are happy. the marlins left town. the two teams wrapped up the series this afternoon. hoskin's home run. eig

smith. attorney general jeff sessions saying the government has tripled the number of leak probes.ence saying they mean business. >> important to stress, any disclosure outside of authorized channels is a criminal offense and we will simply not tolerate the illegal release of classified information. >> sandra: we have fox team coverage. john roberts is live at the white house. but first we start with doug mcelway live from the department of justice. doug, we understand the administration wants to potentially look at rep

smith para noticias telemundo. >> el secretario de justicia jeff sessions volviÓ hoy a la carga contra ciudades santuarios.iterÓ que el gobierno no puede darle dinero de los contribuyentes a ciudades que no cumplan leyes migratorias, eligiÓ a miami dade por colaborar, asegurÓ que es una de las ciudades mÁs seguras de estados unidos. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> hoy somos testigos de cÓmo una familia de california queda partida en dos tras la polÍtica inmigratoria, dejan dos dÉcadas de vida y trabajo en este paÍs. compartimos sus Últimos momentos juntos antes de la deportaciÓn. >> marÍa y eusebio empacaron en seis maletas mÁs de 20 aÑos de historias y recuerdos. con su hijo de 12 aÑos llevan el corazÓn destrozado, Él llora a escondidas. >> dejo a mis hijos solos, no Ée quÉ va a has aro. >> la familia recibiÓ apoyo a abrumador de la comunidad, familia y mÁs, trabajaron para que le permitieran quedarse, al menos a su hija de 16 aÑos graduarse de la escuela, pero ice dijo que ha sido revisado y que determinan que no hay base legal para permanecer en el paÍs. >> el apoyo es porque la estÁn botando de aquÍ cuando centros mÉd

smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. the two fires burning at this hour. >> chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> we are tracking dry and hot conditions and also the low humidity. i am going to have more on those exact conditions coming up. we do want to show you what is happening right now in redwood music on the square. lots of people coming on out. whatever kind of ice cream you want, we have it. there is janelle wang, and chris chmura pass it ing it out. redwood city is celebrating its 150th year this year. and everyone is coming out for steely and chicago. a tribute to steely dan and chicago. morgan hill, currently 87 degrees. winds are light which is good for the firefighters. helping them to get control on that. and low humidity at 37%. the larger fire is up into napa where it is, at least, 55 acres near highway 128 and currently 35% humidity. still a hot 90 degrees right now. the biggest think will be winds picking up. as you go ahead and get a look at our weather forecast tonight, music on the square, lots of fun out here, lots of folks joining us. we are dropping down to 76 here into the next hour and 70 by 9:00 p

smith reporting. we'll see you then. >> sandra: attorney general jeff sessions stoet speak in miami and praise the mayor'sities. a short time ago the mayor issued a public rebuke of president trump's comments on charlottesville. steve harrigan live in miami. steve? >> reporter: sandra, the attorney general is scheduled to start speaking at the port of miami in about 15 minutes time. he'll be speaking before a group of 100 law enforcement agents. so far there has been no sign of any major protest. we expect him to talk about sanctuary cities and the rise of violent crime in those sanctuary cities is also expected to praise miami dade county officials who have largely reversed the county's policy since 2013. now in miami dade county, if you are in a county jail, they are able to detain you for an extra 48 hours if your immigration status is suspect. they are able to do that to allow ice agents to check your immigration status. that has affected about 400 people so far. it's been largely a controversial move here in heavily democratic miami. lot of opponents say that it is an anti-immigrant move. the mayor o

smith, nbc. >> thank you. >> guess who is here with us? >> i know. jeff ranieri. so dapper in gray today. like outside, not as warm as normal. >> nice. >> we'll enjoy this weather the whole week. >> it is too hot through the next couple days. temperatures warming up but we'll stay out of the 100s. that's the great news. let's go ahead and get you into the micro climate forecast. a live look across the east bay and haze and that's off towards the marine layer looking towards san francisco and the golden gate bridge as the moisture increases, we get fog developing and that's why the visibility is not too good looking off towards the pacific. 67 and temperatures dropping to the low 60s as we head throughout the rest of this evening. now in terms of the fog right now, you can see it's primarily contained right towards the immediate coastline. it's a lotless wi lesles leslel. tomorrow morning you'll see on the future cast, low clouds in the north bay up towards oakland and hayward. it's going to clear a lot sooner by 10:00 in the morning. we should have the sunny skies emerging back here for t

jeff, thank you. >>> naval divers have found the body of off the coast of singapore located 22-year-old kenneth smith's body from cherry hill. before calling off the search for the other nine sailors missing after that monday war ship collision. cherry hill mayor chuck cahn released a statement praising and grandfather's footsteps and serving his country as midshipman. >> a blast at a chinese restaurant in south philadelphia left neighbors and customers stun. someone intentionally flew an explosive inside. let's get to dave schratwieser live at the scene fifth and washington. dave? >> reporter: lucy, that explosive device set off quiet a blast rattled the neighborhood here, folks said a block away they can hear the blast tonight police tell us the entire incident caught on surveillance video. they're hoping someone will help them identify the teenaged suspects. >> we just heard a loud bank sounded like a gunshot. >> reporter: this was the scene inside the new dragon city take out restaurant when an explosive device was tossed inside and it went off. >> we just heard a loud bomb and everyone came out th

smith. >> those are big name performers. it looks beautiful in the city. beautiful day in the peninsula. >> chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us live as music on the square. >> don't worry you guys, we saved ice cream for you with our get the scoop truck out here in redwood city with music on the square. 150 years now, redwood city has been around. it is absolutely free. check out who we have here. our very own janelle wang and chris chmura. oh my gosh, she is so cute. how are you? future broadcaster in the biz. >> join us in redwood city for free ice cream. >> thanks janelle, we will spin the camera around and you can see all the folks here at redwood city, hey, guys. music on the part where they are doing a steely dan and chicago tribute tonight. a lot of fun. it is free. our ice cream truck is free too. let's get the weather. we have beautiful weather here tonight. check out the temperatures, friend. temperatures dropping down to 76 at 7:00 p.m. and then 60s by later on this weekend. we do have a beautiful weekend coming our way with temperatures in the upper 80s inland, not too hot. 80s in san jose. mid-70

jeff and the fresh prince. take a listen. ♪ never start to stutter ♪ >> they're good. ♪ ch ch ch ch chill >> so james did his homework. >> he asked smith movie role. ♪ boom, boom, boom, boom, shake the room ♪ >> if anyone said to you, would you play barack obama in a movie, someone must have called about that? >> yes, i talked to barak about it. >> what did he say? >> he told me that he felt confident that i had the ears for the role. >> check it out, shall we? we have asked our graphics department for a little help on this. and get a look at what that might look like. >> oh, my gosh. that is genius. >> he does have the ears. they didn't do anything with former president obama's ears. >> you can't really tell. are those his ears or president obama's ears. no one knows. >> he's fit for the job. >>> next to a person who needs only one name. >> beyonce? no. >> cher? >> no. >> oprah! >> there you go. >> she's helped thousands of people shed pounds after revamping weight-watchers. what would be the next logical thing for the champion of weight loss? how about comfort food? >> before you start scratching your head, they come with substitutio

jeff is going to have more info for you. head to our website. >>> new developments in a case surrounding a well-known trainer. our investigative unit was the first to uncover details about david wolf smith. allegedly saltsing 13 female victims. one victim, a minor, she spoke to robert handa about what took place in that gym. >> doing erotic things while massaging you. it is nothing that a child, adult, a woman, should have to endure let alone think it is okay. >> wolf smith pled guilty to 14 counts of sexual assault and was sentenced to seven years in prison. >>> another potentially dangerous flood. what is being down to safe guard a san jose neighborhood. >>> celebration in the north bay as people get a new option to get around. >>> dangerous situation in berkeley after a victim of a crime tried to take matters in his own hand. how he ended up in the hospital. devastating flooding in san jose earlier this year. >>> some promising news this evening for people impacted by the devastating floods in san jose this year. the valley water district is considering putting in temporary barriers in coyote creek. nbc bay area damian trujillo is in the rock springs neighborhood. >> reporter: things

smith, the floor is yours. [applause] >> i think everything is working. i think jeff said -- kind of introduced me in a way who introduced me, my family, who i see here tonight. my sister and i grew up in the heart of the metroplex, and my friend, karen flesher-jones, who is here, used to go with me to -- lewan where the top of the north texas push. they closed in 1970. -- [inaudible] -- the lakewood ranch used to slip in because they would be drinking underage. karen and i were horrified because we were, too, but we thought were were to -- they were calling attention to a widespread problem near dallas. i'm glad to see that a few of you know these places. well, i have known tom for a long time, tom knock, who just kindly introduced. jim holyfield, a police officer in political science and head of the center for political studies, i'm glad to see her here and then jeff engle is a real treat since i heard about him for a long time, and i saw that there was a reference to a book that he and tom just --ed, which -- just published, which i might as well tout myself for yo

jeff cole, fox 29 news. ♪ >>> breaking news a veteran philadelphia police sergeant arrested by the fbi. sergeant brian smitheen with the department for ten years. now prosecutors say he's part of a scheme to funnel accident information to he tow truck companies in return for cash. smith works out of the 26th district on girard avenue in fishtown. and police spokesman says smith is suspended for 30 days with intent to dismiss. he has a hearing in federal court tomorrow afternoon. >>> remember this? massive sink hole and a local guy fell right in. it was fixed but neighbors say it's already singing again. really? >>> eyes in the sky. half a million people pack the boardwalk and beaches of atlantic city for this. pretty cool. ♪ >> we reported week and a half ago about man who fell in sync hole in strawberry morning. ten days have gone by, and a community is still looking for answers. fox 29's joyce evans has more from strawberry mansion. >> it's not one, two, three places that is actually getting ready to sipping back in again. why is it singing in? >> i have no idea. that's why i called you guys. >> reporter:

smith? i know he's going back on tour with jazzy jeff, but going overseas. come to philly.u should start here, and end here, have a finale. >> oh. did he go to overbrook? >> i thought, ya, he went to overbrook. where do you think he went? >> you always make me second guess myself. why? >> maybe central? >> no, i'm going to say overbrook. >> overbrook all the way. >> wait for it. >> west philadelphia born and raised, maybe he went to west catholic. >> no, he went -- okay. just hold on. >> hopefully. >> you know jenn fred would know. >> i'm telling you, jenn fred, isn't it overbrook? >> are we in overbrook or olney? >> no. >> we're in germantown. >> boom, overbrook. >> never minds, overbrook hi, thanks, bye. >> all right, here's where we r we're at the lasalle university. with the brother jerry. dean mcdonald and amazing kerston. tell you what you should bring to college, what you shouldn't. how does he know? you live in the dorms. you've seen it all. so come on back. we'll have some fun. dude, you were right, these wait...what? the gold fish, man! you said i should buy some.

smith reporting" at the top of the hour. >> sandra: there is also a special election primary underway right now in alabama. jeff down to be the attorney general. they are locked in at fears showdown. here the backing of president trump, and mitch mcconnell. luther strange. they can seven or judge, roy moore has been pulling strongly and could be the dark horse. mo brooks has been focusing anti-mitch mcconnell and wants them to challenge the g.o.p. establishment. president trump tweeting earlier. big day in alabama. vote for it luther strange he will be great. let us bring in the chairman of the alabama g.o.p. chairman, thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. greetings from the deep south of alabama. >> sandra: voters heading to the polls. what do you expect? >> we have great candidates in our race. at the end of the day, it is about what the voters and what they decide to do. folks are posted up with their own candidate right now. we know that the president has been out on several messages on his twitter account in favor of one of those. if you're loving that candidate, your loving for sure. other candidates,

smith. if you've been fired, can you quit? president trump shutting his manufacturing counsel down altogether. a long time inside our steps and as communications director. jeff information on a trade deal that president trump wants pledge to repeal. >> jon: the first round of negotiations underway between representatives of canada, mexico,cbrÑ and the u.s. to revp nafta. live in bartlett illinois, farmers are paying close attention. >> that's because nafta has been a great thing on the farm and they are not too thrilled about those negotiations starting today in washington. take a look at whatht has happd to farmç exports since the nafa deal went into effect. they had just become huge, in 2006 the number was $10.9 billion which was up, ten years later it is up 64% to almost $18 billion. mexico is now the number one destination for u.s. corn, like the corn grown here behind me. they don't want nafta to get screwed up. taken as a whole, nafta has increased the trade deficit with mexico, it is now over $64 billion and3?ú it increasedn both of the past two years. it is interesting to note that if it weren't for the auto trade surplus with mexico. the auto indu

jeff johnson, he was knocking out everybody else. didn't like him running around with the white women, boom, out. six-day olympics, mexico, john carlos, tommy smithi refuses to be inducted. all these are examples where men have stood up, believed in their beliefs, and have been crushed. the biggest thing that >>> oh, we love him. mu happened ali at one time was the most hated man in america. changed the whole narrative. >> i'm reading a bio of him right now and it's incredible. >> they leave that out like it never happened. when he refused to be inducted, no -- and i'm not going to say a word. >> new york times refused to call him mow happened ali. >> now i put kaepernick with these guys. and i believe this. jack johnson already, carlos smith, mu happened ali and history will decide they were on the right side. >> talking about history, we see this argument over monuments and what to do with these monuments, many of which -- i thought these monuments were built immediately after the civil war. they weren't. a lot of them were built to intimidate way after the civil rights movement. to those who say it's rewriting history, if you're taking it down

jeff skversky is live now with more on what is going on. >> hey guys, eagles quarterback carson wentz without the top three weapons on offense. blunt out for personal reasons and jeffrey and smithh missing practice because of minor injuries. smith has back spasms and jeffrey a shoulder injury from saturday and doug peets pet peterson do you plays it. it felt like the hottest day of training camp under the bright sun as they begin live hitting and tackling for the first time with drills. and carson wentz had agholor and johnson as it's wideouts. an undrafted rookie is catching the attention of everyone out here without their star studs. >> things go down and alshon and tory are both a big part of what we do but getting guys like johnson out there, you see them making plays and someone goes down and someone steps in and not miss a beat and obviously we miss those guys but we are not too worried about it. >> it's huge you want to show the coaches you put me out there with the first group and the offense won't miss a beat and i can make plays and it's a confidence builder when the staff looks back at the film. >> now the film has not been great on the eagles corner. it's bigger con

smith. he served as general counsel of the c.i.a. in the clinton administration. he is currently a lawyer in private practice. james, let me start with you. your reaction to what jeffsions, th the department of justice, said this morning. >> i think they didn't have much in the way of specifics. there were no specific cases they announced that they were bringing against either reporters or whistleblowers, and i think their press conference was mainly in reaction to donald trump's continued pressure on sessions and on dan coates and the intelligence community to get tough on leaks, but they lacked any real policy depth to what they were saying. they just talked about how they were going to get tough. so it sounded a lot like what previous administrations, both the bush and the obama administrations, have said. really, we're going to have to wait and see whether they really have specific cases that they plan to bring or not. they talked about how they've tripled the number of investigations, but that really leaves a lot to -- a lot of questions, because the intelligence community, for years has made many, many referrals to the justice department that never get prosec