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. >> jesse burns from the hill is here.the wake of the shooting in alexandria, tell us a little bit about the feel inside the beltway and on the hill >> tensions are high obviously. expected. lawmakers are preparing for an annual charity baseball game and the majority whip and the house side to the hospital, critically injured for the past few days. >> let me ask you about that energy. there was a lot of talk about bipartisanship and unity and i'll be honest. my rack was this was more of the same and it's not going to carry through past the weekend. is it all talk? have you seen any specific efforts other than maybe a little hand holding and sharing the trophy at the end of the game that says people on the hill are actually ready to work together >> at the end of the day this is washington and people will -- deep divisions over policy differences will be there, we'll see maybe a few more days, as people are still recovering, lawmakers kind of toning things down trying to keep the temperature down. but at the end of the day.

>> jesse: if you are burning a flag you probably don't have a job. >> juan: picking the crops and cleaningot at all. this is so ridiculous. you are so divisive. it's intended to be divisive. who held back health care back in 2010? >> kimberly: big win and a big rally. more in a moment. [laughs] ow. or you could just trust duracell. ow. ray's always been different. last year, he said he was going to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmers to improve irrigation techniques. remote moisture sensors use a reliable network to tell them when and where to water. so that farmers like ray can compete in big ways. china. oh ... he got there. that's the power of and. [ barks ] radio: scorching heat today, staywalter!ut there! stop suffering with hot ac. cool it yourself with a/c pro. in just 3 easy steps, enjoy the comfort of 2 times the cooling boosters from the #1 selling coldest air. nothing cools like a/c pro. how if guests book direct ater, choicehotels.com and stay twice they'll get a $50 gift card? summertime. badda book. badda boom. got you a shirt! ...i kept the receipt... book now

jesse bender. >> the objective there is once won't have any more fuel to burn. >> an estimated 1500 residents haven forced to leave the brianhead area in the last week. families have lived in these mountainside communities for generations. they now anxiously wait to find out if anything is left. >> sleepless nights. 20 years of memory on the mountain. our dna on the hill. >> further west, 878 acre brushfire near los angeles over the weekend. caused drivers to do a to turn as thick smoke and flames engulfed part of the freeway. in arizona where 100 degree temperatures persist, dry conditions continue to fuel a wildfire near the city of prescott. the fire here in utah its just over that hill, you can see and smell smoke. throughout the town. but anthony, firefighters are hoping for a little bit of a break when the strong winds subside just a tad and temperatures are in the upper 80s instead of 90s by tomorrow. >> jamie yuccas with an ominous scene behind her. ahanks, jamie. the largest airbag recall in history. >>> takata filed for bankruptcy protection so it can keep supplying replacements for faul

jesse? i found a kid. >> i can feel my abs burning. >> we'll get in on the action and go ahead, hey, guys, by the way, guessand applause ] okay, ready and ab. all right. more "good morning america," more babies. more little big town in just a moment. >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards, 8:27 friday, june 23. we're starting to see the rain come down, karen rogers what does it mean for the roads? >> reporter: we're dry on the boulevard, tam, but we've had major headaches, this is northbound, approaching broad, right lane blocked, you can see the vehicles up ahead related to the cleanup after the accident. northbound is heavy. mcdade boulevard at clifton heights we're watching for that accident, slow speeds on i-95 after a problem on the girard point bridge. we're talking about a mess on the boulevard and mess on the roads. summertime volume on i-95, great, 18 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. clear. schuylkill expressway eastbound not bad, westbound heavy between the vine and the blue route. 42 is great so far. even though we are talking about headaches, it's not bad at all. this is a headache spot jack

jesse? i found a kid. >> i can feel my abs burning. ahead, hey, guys, by the way, guess what's coming up after this? little big town. [ cheers and applause ] okay, ready and ab. all right. more "good morning america," more babies. more little big town in just a moment. >>> hey, good morning to you. i'm natasha zouves from "abc7 mornings." happening today, the golden gate bridge board of directors will decide whether or not all northbound lanes should be closed for the san francisco marathon. during previous races, the bridge allowed traffic on southbound lanes and left one northbound lane open, but given recent global terror attacks involving cars, the board may take extra precautions this year. under the plan, the bridge district says all northbound lanes would be closed from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. on sunday, july 23rd. >>> let's get a check of traffic with alexis smith. hey, alexis. >> good morning. overall we've had pretty light volumes today, friday light volumes. we do have an earlier crash here that's slowing things down northbound 10

jesse: i know and look at me... i rebelled. she called trump the seaward, she supports black lives matter. she was a burning supporter.he had all the pages folded over and this should really send a chill down the spine of all the leakers. i'm glad they finally got someone. i think there's more where that came from. >> kimberly: people are very frustrated and upset about this. if it was a man, an older man in the business for however long, she got caught with this. >> dana: if you want a career in intelligence, one of the best things you can do is shut down your social media account. they will not pass you through the drug test. smoking marijuana. i know this is actually a problem in the federal government right now. they try to hire young people. they want to hire them and all of a sudden, they send them to the drug test and they say you know what? i just took a job at whole food foods. >> greg: i'll take a pothead. >> dana: it's not worth it, it's not glamorous. she didn't have the presence of mind to ask the russians to bail her out. the actual underlining story of what she leaked is very eye-opening. what i say to

jesse? i found a kid. >> i can feel my abs burning. >> we'll get in on the action and go ahead, hey, guys, by the way, guesss and applause ] ok, all right. more "good morning america," more babies. more little big town in just a moment. "good morning washington" update. >> good morning, washington, i'm suzanne kennedy. happening today the man accused of ramming two police officers n a -- and a dc city worker is due in court. police say the man was speeding and he has a preliminary hearing today. he is charged with intent to kil as well as aggravated assault. >>> some relief today for commuters after two years of summer scorchers. metro is in the final testing of two new chillers at dupont circle. those air conditioners should be fully operational by sunday. stay up to date with everything going on with the metro. sign up for our text alerts @wjla.com. we're going to take a check of the weather right now. here's veronica johnson. >> well, today is going to be a little on the wet side. hot and humid across the area. the morning rain we get a break and then a few afternoon showers and thunderstorms could bring

burning things, hanging nasty signs, they are out of the mainstream. people are going to reject that. >> kimberly: stabbing horses. >> jesse: donald trump won independenceollar voters, won the states in the rust belt. there's a lot of reason for the democrats in the house andne senate to compromise on these things where there is common ground. >> kimberly: the democrats don't realize the bride left the church. the working men and women are wondering where this guy was. >> greg: all that sound we played at the beginning and you took out trump or republican party that you replaced with isis, it would make perfect sense. however, none of those peoplee have never said that about the number one threat in our existence. what exactly is an all out war from rob reiner? he's in a load of his previous with water balloons and right really skating piece to the hudson and get all the crust and beard? here's the problem with the left that the right has never had. you can't force people to care about something. you can only persuade it. the problem with the heart of p the left is that you must bend to my belief or you are damned. you are evil and not wrong. you have t

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burning our flag and he got really mad. if they have to fight isis, they can have some support. 7-year-old boy. wyatt warner is his name in salt lake city, utah. >> jesse yesterday. some of you may or may not have noticed. >> greg: what did you do this time? >> jesse: that never gets old. i was raising some money for my children's school. i was useless out there. >> kimberly: because you were drinking? >> dana: is that sean fox? >> jesse: no. no one is going to be identified in that picture. we have the family member of brian terry, the agent that was shot and killed. they reopened an investigation into fast and furious. some alarming evidence. check this out. juan williams. >> juan: high school graduation season is in full swing. we have one here at fox news channel. our colleague brit hume went to his granddaughter's high school graduation and you can see here with the head of the school. britt, my man, he prepared a special surprise for her. the key to his 2011 white sedan. what a great gift. there he is and she was ecstatic but no one beaming more than brit hume. we wish claire all the best in the world. a tip of the hat to brit for being such a gr

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jesse james in 1864 at the age of 16?joins the guerrillas ? to damage my troops are they fighting against jaywalkers? no. they go house to house burning old neighbors who are unionists. who were notrmers engaged in,, who were at home working. in one case they found a unionist foreman fields, one to the house to tell the widow that they'd killed them. kid growing up next to these men. he was a part of a death squad. part of a political cleansing of clay county. action,ult of this again, there was pursued by the local provost marshal, who is leading at the time -- just a militia commander. but taylor -- just the james -- ambushed them and kept in kemper, leader of the crypt -- it was again a combination of warfareombat, and also on the population. after this, jesse james -- chuck and the arm, loses one of his arms his friend did. jesse james and pledge taylor joined a man named bloody bill anderson. he earned his name. he lost a sitter in the kansas city prison collapse. archie clinton became known as bill anderson's chief scalper. for theirroups -- mutilation of the dead. -- decorated their bridles they made a regular practice of .urde

burning up in the earth's atmosphere. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10.30am let's get the sport now with jess.in hospital. he was just 30 years old. he enjoyed some of the best years of his career at newcastle, where he played for seven years, only moving to china in february. his former manager steve mclaren has led the tributes, saying he was the toughest player he'd ever seen. he was combative, he was just a warrior and he could play. the tempo, the intensity of his game and the game that he wanted to play, i said it would be idealfor the premier league, and so it proved. that is the kind of player that everybody wants in their team. he was a winner all the way through. andy murray thanked the crowd for turning out to watch the action at the french open, in spite of the recent terror attacks. murray reached the quarter—finals with a straight—sets win over russia's karen khachanov. he'll play kei nishikori next — but his thoughts were clearly elsewhere. this is something that has affected large parts of europe and all over the world. obviously we want things to keep getting better and obviou