>> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> you know it's not hurting my feelings. >> then, jonathan hall, the inmate extracted the day before, rejoins the ruckus. with a prison camera outside his window to monitor his activity, he begins to yell at "lockup" cameraman brian kelly. >> go film from [ bleep ] child molesters. >> we're trying to get both sides. that's what we've within trying to do. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> that's what we're trying to show. >> come on out. >> i got it, i got it. >>> coming up -- >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> the anger in ad seg intensifies. >> you know what, you want to think it's [ bleep ] funny? >>> shortly after our arrival at the limon correctional facility in colorado, two inmates in administrative segregation loudly protested our interview of a sex offender. one of them, george graph, even flooded his cell by intentionally backing up his toilet. >> if you do not come to the door, we will introduce chemical agents. >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> the prison special response team is called in to extract him from his cell. when inmates d

jonathan: what caused a man to kill someone in upscale apartment building and take his life in a half an hour. >> gunshot echoed through the hall around 10:00. residents poked out the head on the front door to find a man outside a hallway. since then, they have been on scene and the morning is around the corner from dematha catholic high school and less than a you are the quaer mile from the hyattsville police department. 30 minutes after the morning murder the female owner of this nearby house found a man shot de police believe it was the killer who took his own life. the frantic neighbor called for help. >> the cop have an incident and running from the cop. >> the prince george's police leading an apparent murder-suicide investigation. the big question who are the men? how are they related and what was the motive? nancy: crash in the air show practice and see what happened to people inside. jonathan: father and the daughter that win the lottery together stay together. the winning story coming every truck guy has their own way of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. ho

jonathan vigliotti says people who live there are now demanding answers. >> we want justice! >> reporter: anger boiled over on friday as people stormed kensington and chelsea town hall. >> we want justice! >> reporter: soon afterwards, prime minister theresa may was chased away from a local church. on saturday, she met with a group of residents in the more-controlled setting of 10 downing street. officials have yet to answer several key questions: what caused the fire? could it have been prevented? and why aren't people getting the aid they desperately need now? many survivors are sleeping on the floor in community centers, and there's still no coordinated distribution of donated food and clothing. residents who survived said they warned the building's manager about fire hazards for years but were ignored. how many timeses have you complained about the safety of the building? >> many times. >> reporter: miguel alvez complained about construction tools blocking the exhibits. the neighborhood's resident association said the management company was negligent. >> people have raised these concerns. people were expressing issues regarding the safety and dangerous living co

hall of ledge inds. >> i'm only the second person to be inducted into it. diana prince, "wonder woman."."" >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan. >> she's great. >> what a character. >>> if you ever wanted to pet a porcupine, and who doesn't, meet melanie. >> pen el epe helpedepe helpeded the summer program. >> she has 30,000 quills, and she's billed as the only petable porcupine in any bay area museum. >>> it is warm out there. only getting warmer this week. >> the sparkling wf lake merrick under clear blue skies. spencer? >> it will be hot in a few days. sunny skies across the bay area right now. we'll have clear skies overnight with temperatures in the low 50s. sunny skies tomorrow from coast to inland. it will be mild at the coast, warm inland with highs in the mid to upper 80s. tomorrow afternoon, 5:00, graduation time at robertson high school. through the afternoon and evening, sunny and mild. here's your seven-day forecast. it starts to turn hot on friday, inland highs climb into the upper 90s. highs around or above 100 degrees in the inland areas. sizzling warm on father's day. let's call it hot. easing up a bit monday

my son jonathan was standing on the steps of town hall, he had gone out for the first time in two yearsand it had been falling, i mean, is it an issue that you‘re looking at in the broader sense as a result of what happened to your family, or do you just kind of sort of obviously have to deal with it in a personal way, do you have thoughts on the broader issues? the broader issue is i'm now on the streets in the borough where i live trying to get knife awareness, until my son got stabbed, i wasn't involved in this, people look at it like it was another gang member, my son wasn't ina gang another gang member, my son wasn't in a gang and the more of the parents that i speak to, they're not gang—related, they parents that i speak to, they're not gang— related, they have parents that i speak to, they're not gang—related, they have just got caught up in something. my son was where he was always, in upper street where he was always, in upper street where we have lived for 45 years. the people in the wrong place at the wrong time doing wrong were the people that turned up with the knives. what

hall of ledge inds. >> i'm only the second person to be inducted into it. diana prince, "wonder woman." >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan news. >> she's great. >> what a character. >>> if you ever wanted to pet a porcupine, and who doesn't, meet melanie. >> pen el epe helped kick off the summer program. >> she has 30,000 quills, and she's billed as the only petable porcupine in any bay area museum. >>> it is warm out there. only getting warmer this week. >> the sparkling waters of lake merrick under clear blue skies. spencer? >> it will be hot in a few days. sunny skies across the bay area right now. we'll have cleaskies overnight with temperatures in the low 50s. sunny skies tomorrow from coast to inland. it will be mild at the coast, warm inland with highs in the mid to upper 80s. tomorrow afternoon, 5:00, graduation time at robertson high school. through the afternoon and evening, sunny and mild. here's your seven-day forecast. it starts to turn hot on friday, inland highs climb into the upper 90s. highs around or above 100 degrees in the inland areas. sizzling warm on father's day. let's call it hot. easing up a bit

jonathan. wow, one sophisticated drink for you. good to have you here. pennsylvania republican scott perry is postponing his town halle cites security concerns after gop lawmakers were fired upon during baseball practice this week. smart move or too cautious? do you think he's right to be concerned right now? given all that has happened? you just keep moving on business as usual? >> no, you don't move on business as usual. nothing has changed. what has been happening as this hate mongering and the politics of personal destruction that is going on, the democrats whole political strategy is called resistance. that in itself defines for you where they're taking this. all the attacks that are coming against trump, against conservatives are coming as a political strategy. it's turned into action. the kids tearing down the buildings and hurting people in berkeley and on other campuses around. the black lives matter. all of these kinds of things are building up an energy that we have to be concerned with. i don't know that i would have cancelled my town hall meeting, but i would have had security there. >> forgive me. it's

halls of the capitol. could the republicans come up with a new plan before leaving for the 4th of july break? here's abc's chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl. >> reporter: president trump today predicted a surprise victory for the stalled republican health care bill. >> health care is working along very well. you're going to have a big surprise with a great health care package. >> reporter: at this point, victory would be a big surprise, not only are all democrats opposed. so are no fewer than nine senate republicans. [ chanting ] and on capitol hill, more protests. at least 40 arrested today. >> don't kill me! >> reporter: the republican opposition to the bill falls into two camps. conservatives who say the bill doesn't do enough to repeal obamacare, and moderates who are concerned the bill goes two far, too far, slashing medicaid, which trump as a candidate, promised not to cut. >> mr. president, any concern about the medicaid cuts in the healthcare bill? >> it's going to be great, it's going to be great for everyone. >> reporter: the president isn't negotiating the specifics, but he is now acting as chief cheerleader for the bill.

jonathan vigliotti reports people that live there are demanding answers. >> we want justice. >> reporter: anger bowled over on friday as people stormed kensington and chelsea town hall. >> we want justice. >> reporter: soon afterward prime minister teresa may was chased from a local church. on saturday she met with the group of residents in the more controlled setting of 10 downing street. officials have yet to answer several key questions, what caused the fire, could it have been prevented and why aren't people getting the aid that they desperately need right now. many survivors are sleeping on the floor in community centers , and there is still no coordinated distribution of donated food or clothing. residents who survived, said they warned the building's manager about fire hazard for years, but they were ignored. how many times have you complained about the safety of the building. >> many times. >> reporter: miguel complained about construction tools blocking entrances, the residents association said management company was negligent. >> people were expecting safety, and they got these conditions. >> reporter: residents are dealing with the tragic consequences. om

so they moved down the hall and had a private one to discuss things more freely, not in public purview. if there was a smoking gun, it might have been there. jonathan: all right, scott thuman. chief political correspondent. thank you for that. appreciate that. bring in somebody who used to work at the f.b.i. for more than 20 years. our own brad garrett. he works as an analyst for us at sinclair. let me ask you this question. did you come away from this say yes, there was a smoking gun and this was it? was there that moment? >> no. i think what you got was a confirmation of what director comey has i guess initially said in messages where he picked up in the last couple of weeks and what he released yesterday or had a friend release. to let you know that look, these are what occurred in the conversations. i documented them. i was concerned about them. he went through all of the he is a very thorough guy, he is confident and very bright. if nothing else he got that point across today. look, these are troubling conversations. i was worried about them at least to the extent, even the very first conversation on the 6th of january to start documenting the

hall of famer ronnie lott and frank o'harris. they presented the pope with an autographed helmet as well as a personalized jersey. no word if he put the helmet on, though. jonathan: i bet he puts it on later. try it on. check it out. this is not the normal police takedown in california. that is a lama in the middle of the road. they came across it standing around and blocking traffic. the animal escaped from a farm. the lama wasn't willing to go anywhere. not quietly. a deputy was handy with the rope. he roped it and decided to you can what it back. the lama is nice here because he is with the officer. normally they can be nasty. they will spit at you and put up a fight but there he is happy. nancy: walking like a dog there. jonathan: i made a it will be the first time this has happened since 1918. alison: that is right. we are talking about a total solar eclipse. nancy: this is exciting. two months away. nasa announcing more information on it today. josh knight on the national mall with how nasa is gearing up for the eclipse. josh: the two-month countdown has begun. they want to get out in front of this and make sure that people are planning ahead and doing thi