john jenkins, the veteran, said this day should never be forgotten. also, the german chancellor and u.s. president donald trump took part in the commemoration, which will be continued in normandy on thursday. brent: two sudan now, where opposition leaders say the death toll from a crackdown on protesters in the capital has jumped to more than 100. security forces attacked a pro-democracy protest amp. the country's ruling military council says it has begun a rare investigation into the violence which has led to a complete breakdown in talks with the opposition over the transition to civilian rule. >> this man is one of the lucky to survive. opposition activists claimed dozens have been killed this week and a violent crackdown on pro-democracy protests with the number of victims rising. doctors linked to the opposition's a bodies have even been pulled from the river nile, but despite the violence, protesters are still taking to the streets, like here in sudan 's second-largest city. >> we are putting up barricades as an act of disobedience against a mil

>> piñeiro-jenkins: exactly.ow the world came to listen. his life was saved by a few compassionate adults-- mrs. hughes, pricilla piÑeiro- jenkins, and a psychiatrist provided by the state of virginia. coming out of detention, green got a fresh start. his family moved to a new town, with a new school and new friends. >> green: and i started realizing that those kids were involved with after-school activities. from latin club, that i joined, to chorus, that i joined, to football, that i joined. and so i had no time to argue with my mom, because i was thinking about studying for a latin quiz bowl, or i was in my room, playing with my keyboard, trying to memorize music for my chorus concert the next day. >> pelley: chorus had been suggested by green's football coach, who thought it would be easy. it wasn't. but his singing improved so much that he was accepted into virginia's prestigious governor's school of the arts. then, at the age of 15, a field trip brought him here, to new york city and the metropolitan opera.

and the host of the ceremony queen elizabeth honor jenkins and his fellow veterans. it is with humility and pleasure on behalf of the entire country. indeed the home free well. that i say to you all thank hill. commemorations continue in normandy on thursday. and your are the leaders who were on hand today including german chancellor. she was also there to pay her respects she called her own participation in the ceremonies a gift of history. it was a unique military operation unprecedented and for us in germany it lead ultimately to liberation from national socialism it claimed an unbelievable number of lives hundreds of thousands of soldiers were involved a huge logistical operation. and it was to lead to something that we. can be very proud of today namely reconciliation and unity within europe and the whole post. that has brought us peace in europe now for more than 7 decades. even yet seem to and the fact that i is german chancellor can be hard to face today i think that today we are working together have a peace and freedom that is a gift of history that we need

but john jenkins and 99 year old veteran from portsmouth was one of several 100 d.-day veterans in attendance. when he took to the stage he was greeted with a standing ovation. card for 4 from a. center for. we will never forget. and the host of the ceremony queen elizabeth honor jenkins and his fellow veterans. it is with here military and pleasure on behalf of the entire country. indeed for her own free will. that i say to you all thank you. commemorations continue in normandy on thursday. and these are the leaders who were at those commemorations today including the german chancellor. merkel she was also one hand she called her participation in the ceremonies a gift of history. in the military it was a unique military operation unprecedented for us in germany it led also met lead to liberation from national socialism it claimed an unbelievable number of lives hundreds of thousands of soldiers were involved a huge logistical operation. and it was to lead to something that we can be very proud of today namely reconciliation and unity within europe and the whole pos

griff jenkins, thanks a lot for that update. appreciate it.io well, yesterday, alleged presidential contender beto o'rourke promised if the apocalypse comes and he is somehow elected

again, two people shot at the jenkins row apartments on pennsylvania avenue. we do know that one person has died. live in southeast. back to you. >> thank you. 9:04 and this morning a murder investigation in prince george's county has many wondering whether the transgender community is beingta geted. 23-year-old zoe spears was found shot near a home on eastern avenue late thursday night. police don't know who killed spears or why but frenlnds say she was trying to move from here apartment anded for her life. she is the second transgender woman to be killed in that area since march. now they're warningle to stay away from the arp. >> lease, please, please don't go there. we've had two murders. we don't wnt another murder. >> police are investigating whether the two murders are connected we're learning new details about a deadly gunshot heist. he was just 17ar yes old. he was shot and killed yesterday after a smash and grab burglary here at united gun shop in rockville. weems also brought a loaded handgun to annapolis high school in 2017. he was c prged withosse

barry jenkins did moonlight.l did as well as it did, it came out of nowhere, a little independent movie. we have got used to the fact that it was a huge hit, it started as a really, really small movie thatjust huge hit, it started as a really, really small movie that just found its audience and deservedly so. really small movie that just found its audience and deservedly som is great that that can still happen in today's hollywood. it renews your faith in films when something like that can be discovered. there is a block map —— blockbuster market out there. rocket man is a film that ta kes there. rocket man is a film that takes risks, more than bohemian rhapsody did, but it still finds a mainstream audience. we are in a pretty good period at the moment. people say cinema isn't as good as it used to be. barry norman said every year at the number of comparatively good and bad films. and we have a mixed bag every week and it is up to you to decide which are good and which are bad. thank you. thank you. that is it fo

but john jenkins a 99 year old veteran from portsmouth was one of several 100 d.-day veterans in attendance. when he took to the stage he was greeted with a standing ovation. but floyd the cards and such a surprise for so many. center for roosevelt we wish never forget. and the host of the ceremony queen elizabeth on a jenkins and his fellow veterans. it is with humility and pleasure on behalf of the entire country indeed the home free well that i see you all think he'll. commemorations continue in normandy on thursday. i'm joined now by you know he is with chatham house that's a british think tank clinton spent decades reporting on post war europe the very europe that was created beginning on d.-day it's good to have you on the show these commemorations today they were meant to honor the heroism of the sacrifice 75 years ago which crew helped to create our current world order and the peace that we enjoy today you've covered previous anniversaries is that connection is that still being made as it once was. well i think it is i think this was actually a very moving

including the queen also the 93 year old queen stood up for mr jenkins to honor the veterans and she also said the board generation is resilient and look at it myself i'm also he she didn't and she hopes to see many more of these people in the years to come so as the queen of these veterans and she thanked them on behalf of her country but also on behalf of the free vote just she just said thank you and people have a cheering and applauding but lots of symbolism lots of history that event before we continue our conversation and let's take a look at the events of 75 years ago that the legacy of d.-day. at 1st glance it's hard to see any sign of the horrors that the stretch of sand played host to. but 75 years ago on june 6th the fate of an entire continent rested on the soldiers who came ashore here on omaha beach. operation overlord saw a combined force of nearly 160000 american british and canadian troops land on the beaches of normandy. gaining a foothold in nazi occupied france came at a heavy price. the fighting on d.-day and in the weeks afterwards claimed the lives of tens of t

and the host of a ceremony queen elizabeth on a jenkins and his fellow veterans. it is with humility and pleasure on behalf of the entire country indeed the home free well that i say to you all thank hill. commemorations continue in normandy on thursday. i'm joined now by you know he is with chatham house that's a british think tank court and spent decades reporting on post war europe the very europe that was created beginning on d.-day it's good to have you on the show these commemorations today they were meant to honor the heroism of the sacrifices 75 years ago which crypt helped to create our current world order and the peace that we enjoy today you've covered previous anniversaries is that connection is that still being made as it once was. well i think it is i think this was actually a very moving a cation and i think it attracted a lot of attention set me here in britain and i suspect in the other countries participating in cheering the united states and indeed in germany because i'm going to america was that which was a very important gesture i think but. n

i salute to sacrifice, a picture ofjohn jenkins taking generation.ofjothenkins taking pride of place on the cover of the times. imean, it of place on the cover of the times. i mean, it is unsurprising that these are the images of the front page, because the ceremony today we re page, because the ceremony today were so page, because the ceremony today were so striking. let's start with the daily mail, plus a historic pull—out, which sadly we don't get, but that will be worth looking out for tomorrow. it is a a reminder that for all we say that papers are on their last legs, and everything is going online, these other kinds of occasions where people quite like to physically have something in their hands. and i think the image their hands. and i think the image the daily mail has chosen as one of the daily mail has chosen as one of the best of all the papers tonight, because it gets a lot of the men that served in, and it has the optics of what they actually did on that day, the day that marked the liberation of western europe, and the beginnings of the

landscape republican party strategist and the founder of the women's public leadership network brad jenkins is a democratic party strategist and host of the fired up at a miami and correspondent for al-jazeera english however you really get to see let's just see if you can pass this test we have a radio app panels 24 candidates so follow who's missing who's missing from back here. and the news that are going into the race. i had no idea there was so many the question is we have 25 people. as wanting to run for president what is the point. and why so many why would you even bother i think look in their defense when donald trump announced his candidacy for president everyone laughed at them and i think in many ways donald trump didn't think he was going to be president so i think that just this just shows in many ways i think it shows the lack unfortunately the lack of leadership in the democratic party when you had a transformational candidate like barack obama preside over a presidency for 8 years and kind of fold back. into a post presidency life there's a lot to fill that void and we have

griff jenkins, thank you so much. >> thank you.itness with bombshell testimony we told you about in the war crimes case in former navy seal edward is back on the stand today and gallagher accused of murdering a teenage isis prisoner, bomb-maker in iraq but last week under immunity, scott claimed that he actually killed the teen because he was going to die anyway, prosecutors expected to accuse, the case could wrap up as early as tomorrow. well, attorney suggests the missing connecticut mom may have staged her own disappearance, lawyer for jennifer, estranged husband tells new york post that this isn't the first time that dulus went missing and wrote a manuscript similar to gone girl. friends dispute the lawyer's claims, facing charges in jennifer's disappearance, her body has never been found. >> well, pete buttigieg, town call in chaos, facing own community about a deadly police shooting. >> sure. [inaudible] >> sure. so -- >> if everyone can -- we are going to allow him to speak if everyone can just calm down. heather: democratic

. >>> ktvu's grif jenkins reports. >> i hope to expect this will be the only time i speak to you in this matter his testimony set for set for july 17th. >> mr. mueller is an honest man and i understand that congressional subpoenas are not and weighing in over the phone with fox business networks. >> my reaction is it never ends the results his team finding no evidence the trump conspired with russia. >> and the american people will start to see the flaws in his report. >> we may already have a pretty good idea of will say next month in washington grif jenkins fox 2 news. >>> president trump is expected to meet with russian president vladimir putin in japan. both president trump and president putin indicated they're looking forward to meeting with each other. workers at the online furniture retail wayfare are in boston this morning a massive crowd filled the street ifair employees. the workers sent a pe fission week. >>> you can see the dow jones is up about 14% this morning. we're also checking s&p. >>> apple is starting eye drive share start up. it plans to close business and lay off 90

the times looks atjohn jenkins, the age of 99 he was given a standing ovation, even the queen stood upuld have too. you couldn't help but be moved by what he had to say and he was so clear. at 99 years old... the killer line here in the times coverage says the politicians who walk in their shadow, because you may be the president of the united states or her majesty the queen, or political elite in canada, but you will never be called on to make the kind of decisions that these people made 75 yea rs decisions that these people made 75 years ago. remember, it was a very very risky move, not something that was foregone. in the end, they knew they had to do that, take advantage that the russians were taking the fight to the eastern front. just looking at the events taking place in portsmouth yesterday, which is where the real focus was. today it is very much the beaches of normandy. the stories are incredible when you hear about these men who are now in the 90s talking about good as they had no idea, these are live pictures now. look at that, a dog running as the sun rises. i mean, these m

jillian: griff jenkins is in front of the hotel where they were found dead.is the dominican government responding? >> reporter: they are telling the same line. they will wait until the investigation is over. they were saying all the americans who died in recent months died of natural causes. the investigation will tell us more about where on may 25th one woman died after going into the minibar and having a drink and 5 days later the american couple you mentioned were home and cynthia day, their bodies are back in the us, people do an independent autopsy, path ologies reports on this to find out what the results are but after this, hotels and tourist out of the country, we decided to go to the top, after medina, the president of the dominican republic, for answers. >> mister president, mister president, i want to ask you about the recent deaths of four americans and resorts? mister president, just a comment, sir? >> reporter: one of the gentlemen talking to the president is frank rainier he, the wealthiest investor in tourism here. i asked him to a claim what

we sent griff jenkins to find out what's going on. griff?k you about the recent deaths of four americans here at resort. brian: griff couldn't hear me but he will shortly. he's on the ground next. visit alz.org to join the fight. play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed now from $899, intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts... to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, 0% interest for 48 months on most beds. for a limited time. be go[ laughing ] gone. woo hoo. ♪ welcome to my house mmm, mmm, mmmmm. ball. ball. ball. awww, who's a good boy? it's me. me, me, me. yuck, that's gross. you got to get that under control. [ dogs howling ] seriously? embrace the mischief. say "get pets tickets" into your x1 voice remote to see it in theaters. steve: we have a fox news alert for you right now. the remains of two americans who died in the dominican republic weeks

you have and john jenkins for example aged 99 walked on the stage. it was a seat anymore even the queen stood up and gave standing ovation to this veteran who was stood for 300 residents in attendance and the cooperation was about the the life stories of these brave men and women who. took part in the operation over a lot of there were no long speeches was a really excellent of the preparation of these operations a very emotional very impressive and the queen said i am part of this generation and we are very resilient and she got lots of applause for the my band stand by for a 2nd going to get back to you in just a moment because i'd like to take a look now back at the events of 75 years ago that changed the course of history. at 1st glance it's hard to see any sign of the horrors that the stretch of sand played host to. but 75 years ago on june 6th the fate of an entire continent rested on the soldiers who came ashore here on omaha beach. operation overlord saw a combined force of nearly 160000 american british and canadian troops land on the beache

griff jenkins is live in front of the hotel where they were found dead.the dominican republic responding to this? >> reporter: they are responding by doing the same thing they have been doing which is saying nothing. they are waiting for the investigation to play out on the three americans the died at the resort behind me. first it was may 25th, and in maryland, that couple spoke with the attorney, he said he has their bodies back in maryland. he will begin an independent autopsy, we will see what that provides. >> i want to ask you about the recent death of four americans. just a comment. >> reporter: he was talking with a billionaire investor. here is what he had to say about these mysterious deaths. >> people have a tendency. that is where it begins. sometimes some people -- >> any sort of tampering with the minibar is not a problem. at the hard rock hotel and casino, we show you what that is like, it is late yesterday and this is what the hotel said. it is the highest priority. the beverage protocols including purchasing sealed and unopened products f

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70th anniversary would be the last to honor those who took part in an invasion of normandy but john jenkins and 99 year old veteran from portsmouth was one of several 100 d.-day veterans in attendance. when he took to the stage he was greeted with a standing ovation. but the cards it's. really all over $74.00 rooms on we were never. chancellor un-american is only the 2nd german leader to take part in d.-day commemorations she praised the normandy invasion for its role in liberating germans from the nazi regime. led to something that we can be very proud of today namely reconciliation unity in the whole post. that has brought peace in europe for more than 7 decades. the fact that i as german chancellor can be part of this today that we are working together for peace and freedom is a gift of history that we need to protect and up hold. the host of the ceremony queen elizabeth expressed her gratitude to the d.-day veterans . it is with humility and pleasure on behalf of the entire country indeed for her own free will. that i say to you all thank you. commemorations continue in normandy on thur

host: walter jenkins, who at the time was one of the closest aides to president lyndon married, theasather of six children. this is a photograph of walter jenkins who was forced out of the white house when he had a inual liaison at the ymca washington, d.c. he was charged with a crime on morals charges. from 1964 to where we are today with pete buttigieg and some of the top tier -- and one of the top tier democrats. what does that arc of history tell you? openly lgbt candidates began running for office in the united states before stonewall. they were not generally successful. they began to be successful in the early 1970's. the first were in ann arbor, michigan. city councilmembers came out as gay and lesbian. they ran and won elections. there was a state senator elected in massachusetts. elaine noble and harvey milk winning in the late 1970's for the board of supervisors in san francisco. we begin to see success in running for congress. shortly after, a few governors by now. limits still has been a -- there still has been a limit to that kind of success to electoral and appointed off

walter jenkins who at the time with was one of the closest aides to president johnson, worked with himor 25 years, he was married the father of six children and this is a photograph of walter jenkins who was forced out of the white house after he had a sexual liaison with another man here in washington, d.c. he was charged with a crime on more or less charges. i mentioned that in 1964 to where we are today with the mayor of indiana openly gay and among the top tier candidates running for the democratic nomination. so you look at that arc of history what does that tell you? candidates nly lgbt began running for office before stonewall. weren't generally successful but there began to be successes in the early 1970s. the first actually were in ann arbor, michigan, and city council members came out as gay and lesbian then ran and won election. then there was a state senator lected in massachusetts, and harvey milk winning in the late 70s for the board of supervisors. we began to see successes in congress. then a few governors by now. there still though has been a kind of limit to that kind

griff jenkins, thanks a lot for that update. appreciate it., alleged presidential contender bourque promised ibetoo'rourke s somehow elected president of the united states one of the things he will do is reverse the ban on transgender soldiers serving in the military. his words to do this thousand words long. one thing it lacks he never explanation how transgender soldiers will make military's army stronger we mean literally not when school stronger when half the kids don't speak english actually stronger. america days as america's super power are waning fast. china is rising. soon be a direct rival to this country. our forces have been battered and stretched by costly commitments in a number of countries, afghanistan, syria, korea and others. our military is not a toy. it's not a social experiment. military exists for only one reason protecting the united states and its people. that's it. every decision the military makes must be framed in those terms. does it protect the united states and its people from foreign threats? that's it. but for b

griff jenkins, thanks a lot. we will see you tomorrow.estigation with our friends "fox & friends" continues tomorrow. kirsten gillibrand says you are the bad one. you are no better than a clan member. you are a racist, for real. we have the tape after the break. just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, we are a long way from seeing the race to choose the democratic nominee almost a year but joe biden is acting like it's already over. biden is preparing himself, he says, for an all-out war with president trump. today cnn carried this kyron saying that joe biden was re

>> erika, the scene inside jenkins row condominium, the condos sellfor more than $600,000. at the scene police found a man set toh. they found his girlfriend shot and wounded and sources say they found all kinds ofar muana in various forms, and at the scene they say they found $100,000 cash money. it happened early saturday morning just afterig midnt. the sounds of gunfire brought police to a fourth floor apartment here atki jenns row. inside, they found 37-year-old richfield chang dead on the floor. his girlfriend nearb she had been hit a number of times. today i talked by phone to chang's girlfriend. she's in the hospital recovering from the gunshot wounds.ay she the two were planning to get married and that she misses him. she misses him so much. she says the guy who did the shooting was supposedly a friend, and when they saw he had a gun, they asked him to leave the apartment. that's when he opened fire. neighbors say before the shooting, there was an argument inside that apartment, that it was loud and things got thrown into the hallway. they say one of the stray bulle

the sounds of gunfire brought police to a fourth floor apartment here at jenkins row. inside they found 37-year-old richfield chang dead on the floor. his girlfriend nearby. e had been hit a number of times. today i talked by phone to chang's girlfriend. she's in the hospit recovering from the gunshot wounds. she says the two were planning to get married and that she misses him. she misses him so much. she says the guy who did the shooting was supposedly a friend, and when they saw he had a gun, they asked him to leave the apartment. that's when opened fire. this kind of murder at this kind of place, well, let's just say it got pple'sattention. >> they have all that security, and you just tonight know what's going to come out of that. you never know. >> it's scary to think about that happening in the neighborhood. >> you've got to be careful where you go, who you hang d, arounho you let in. it's just -- snow never know? >> no, you never know. got to watch out and be careful. >> reporter: police had some strong evidence here. names, pictures. this one could close out qu

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with me right now is andrea jenkins, a transgender activist and the first black trans woman to hold elected states. she was elected to minneapolis city council. good to see you, andrea. >> hello, fredricka, how are you? >> i'm good. so tell me what today's celebrations and commemorations are feeling like to you. >> wow, it is a really tremendous feeling, the 50th anniversary of stonewall. as we know, the first pride celebration, as it were, was a riot. and so, you know, to see this come full circle and have the voices of transgender and gender nonconforming people of color lifted up, it feels really good. >> it was a significant breakthrough milestone when you were elected city councilwoman there in minneapolis. was that -- >> yes. >> -- a marker, a moment for you, when you felt complete acceptance that we've come a long way, baby? >> wow, yes. we have come a long way, baby. my mother just said that to me the other day. however, you know, i really -- while it was a milestone and a marker, i think, you know, we still have a really long way to go, fredricka. in over 28 states, transgenders pe

host: walter jenkins, who at the time was one of the closest aides to president lyndon married, theasher of six children. this is a photograph of walter jenkins who was forced out of the white house when he had a inual liaison at the ymca washington, d.c. he was charged with a crime on morals charges. from 1964 to where we are today with pete buttigieg and some of the top tier -- and one of the top tier democrats. what does that arc of history tell you? openly lgbt candidates began running for office in the united states before stonewall. they were not generally successful. they began to be successful in the early 1970's. the first were in ann arbor, michigan. city councilmembers came out as gay and lesbian. they ran and won elections. there was a state senator elected in massachusetts. elaine noble and harvey milk winning in the late 1970's for the board of supervisors in san francisco. we begin to see success in running for congress. shortly after, a few governors by now. limits still has been a -- there still has been a limit to that kind of success to electoral and appointed offic

new at 6 alyana gomez was there and joins us live to show us the improvements at the ira jenkins rec center. >> reporter: this is really an exciting day for the oakland community with a lot of familiar faces. nba commissioner adam silver, warriors top executives, warrior star players and other top figures in the community all here today. and this really, this rec center serves 10 schools in oakland with hundreds of children who learned how to play basketball right inside on the court where everything went down today. the hardwood inside is shining, the backboard freshly painted, the netting of the hoop since the new. the ira jenkins rec center now decorated with the names of the golden state warrior star players. >> i grew up at a recreational center and i know how important it was a. to my growth as a person, as a basketball player. >> reporter: nba defensive player of the year and the heart and soul of the warriors, draymond green with touching words for the children at the dedication of the nba cares learning and play center encouraging them to use this revamped the center to stre

ainsley: griff jenkins done some reports on the border.was standing at check point and no one was working the check point behind him and people were just walking through. dan: remember when he interviewed the other guy gave extensive criminal record to greff jenkins no, no, no criminals. nobody was saying criminal. no one ensign waiting that to say this was not a problem, highlighted right there so open and honest about criminal history coming into the country unchecked is dangerous. steve: president dealing with the country of mexico our u.s. congress is not willing at this point to pass legislation to tighten the loophole amend the president made that very clear. in a very long interview that he conducted with george stephanopoulos. it ran on abc over the weekend. listen to this. >> the economy is so good come into our country. we have many more people wanting to come in and they come for economic reasons. they are not coming for asylum. >> some are many are facing violence. >> really they are coming most of them for economic reasons and

griff jenkins ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police in sweden are still trying to get answers from a man they say they were forced to shoot after he allegedly made bomb threats at a train station and witnesses and swedish officers say that a man was banging a bag on the ground at the station and yelling i have got a bomb in english. police say the suspect tried to run when they arrived and they shot him in both legs. they evacuated the station and a bomb squad searched the area but nothing was found. the suspect is still in the hospital and police say they have not been able to identify him or find a motive for his actions. >>> the justice department has agreed to turn over some of the underlying evidence on the mueller report to the house judiciary committee and jerry never said after weeks of negotiation they are starting to comply and provide some of robert mueller's most important files including those used to determine whether the president obstructed justice and nadler said he would put off a plant contempt vote against attorney general william barr for blocking the release and this was hou

griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. for us as the president is now warning of dire consequences. >> reporter: he is. good morning. while the president is overseas, things in washington very busy. as you mentioned, the numbers are simply astounding from the border patrol, nearly 133,000 apprehensions, more than any monthly total in 13 years. if you dig in deeper and you add in those deemed inadmissible, the number is over 144,000, a 32% spike from just last month which was stuning in and of itself. these numbers are largely comprised of family units from central america, compared to this time last year that's a 463% increase. border pa l troll officials are sounding the alarm. they're truly at a loss for what the to do. >> we are in a full-blown emergency and i cannot say this stronger. the system is broken. we are well beyond capacity in all of our southwest border custodials facilities. this ongoing crisis has placed a tremendous strain on our limited resources and operational effectiveness. >> reporter: this comes as

early saturday morninghe police were cald to the jenkins row apartments and when they arrived they found 30-year- change dead and his fiancee was found nearbynd she had been shot several times. they said they were hanging out when a man had a gun and they asked him to leave the apartment and they say that is when opened fire. neighbors are surprised thisha ppened in this area. >> you have all of that securitd what is t know coming out of that. you assume it will keep people out but you never know. >> scary to think about that happening in your neighborhood. >> according to policeso urces, investigators found marijuana and $100,000 cash in the apartment. >>> this morning, investigators are still right figurewh out at sparked flames inside an apartment building on pennsylvaia avenue. foouble started after 10:00. first respondersnd the fire around a doorway. no oneas hur and the situation was quickly brought under control. >>> a person was rescued fr his car when it flipped and crashed on huntington parkway in bethesda. montgomery county firefighters pulled someone out of the car and we are

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takes us inside the ira jenkins rec center. >> i know how important that was to my growth as a person, as basketball player. the year and the heart and soul of the warriors draymon green encouraging them to use this revamp center. >> as you go use those tablets and computers, you want to strengthen your mind enduring those things, but the physical activity is what also will make your mind sharper. >> you should strive to be the very best in the world at what you do and by having this facility and having these incredible people as role models that's what will enable you to do it. >> a new library, kitchen and more. >> three, two, one. >> alyana gomez ktvu fox 2 news. >>> over the next for these very special athletes. former 49ers head coach stevel be part of this program. at the valley christian schools of san jose it started in 2007. >>> well the 2019 fifa women's world cup starts today. france, the host nation plays the opening match against sal castaneda. the united states women's team is the favorite to compete. team usa's first match is tuesday against thailand and ktvu fox 2 is y

walter jenkins, who, at the time, was one of the closest aides to president lyndon johnson, worked with him for 25 years when he was in the senate, vice president, and then president -- he was married, the father of six children, and this is a photograph of walter jenkins, who was forced out of the white house after he had a sexual liaison with another man at the ymca here in washington, d.c. he was charged with a crime on moral charges. i mention that, in 1964 to where we are today, pete buttigieg, the mayor of south bend, indiana, who is openly gay. democratic the nomination. as you look at history, what does that tell you? marc: i think openly lgbt candidates began running for office in the united states before stonewall, were not generally successful, but there began to be successes in the early 1970's. the first were in ann arbor, michigan. city council members came out as gay and lesbian and then ran and won election. then there was a state senator elected in massachusetts elaine , noble, and harvey milk winning election in the late for the 1970's board of supervisors in san franc

of people that will be introduced to the american public i don't get a lot of it was that here mr jenkins your time is i think out here you have 30 seconds pressing well i don't even need 30 seconds i'm just trying to work out how to say that. because gosh i'm going to get it i've seen also different pronunciations but i think these these debates are very important as as a previous panelists said it gets the american public the 1st chance to meet these people because somebody said to me just the other day in the street yes well this point it's the media that is decided who they like. and. get to have you oh john from arizona says i think if the dems put up a strong candidate like bernie they have a good chance of winning otherwise they deserve to lose and they will and the people will suffer as a result thanks for that oh down and arizona can't miss me it's going to be a year before we know who's going to be the presidential candidate for the democrats in july if they hear thanks for watching everybody. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing the gli

. ♪ [applause] reporter: but the focuhe day was the veterans, men like john jenkins, portsmouth residentmer platoon sergeant. he is now 99, and brought everyone incding the queen to their feet. >> i was terrified. i think everyone was. you don't show it, but it is there. i look back on it as a big part of my life thachanged me. reporter: and europe is vastly changed, too. with the german chancellor angela merkel looking on, part of the face of the modern-day isacetime continent. she watched her br counterpart, theresa may, and one of herubastc engagements as leader of her party, reiead a letter from captain to his wife days before being killed in normandy. prime min. may: "third of june, 1944. my darling, this is ttdifficult for me to write. as you know, something may happen at any moment. i cannot tell when you will receive this. please give myondest love to my anne and my jamie. god bless and keep you all safe for me."♪ >> e'll meet again don't know when ♪don't know repoer: as the wartime anth' "wll meet again" resounded across the arena, was left to the queen to bring the ceremony to

but the focus of the day was the veterans, men like john jenkins, portsmouth resident and former platoon he is now 99, and brought everyone, including the queen, to their feet. i was terrified, i think everyone was. you don't show it, but it's there. i look back on it as a big part of my life. it changed me, in a way. and europe is vastly changed, too, with the german chancellor, angela merkel, looking on — part of the face of a modern—day peacetime continent. she watched her british counterpart, theresa may, in one of her last public engagements as leader of her party, read a letter from a british captain written to his wife, days before being killed in normandy. this is a very difficult letter for me to write. as you know, something may happen at any moment, and i cannot tell when you will receive this. please give my fondest love to my anne and myjamie. # we'll meet again. # don't know where, don't know when. .. as the wartime anthem we'll meet again resounded across the arena, it was left to the queen to bring the ceremony to a close. it is with humility and pleasure, on behalf of th