kimberly: thank you. we have breaking news from the nfl regarding deflategate. jonathan: the nfl commissioner roger goodell announcing today that tom brady's four-game suspension for his role in underinflating football has been upheld. robert burton joining us. a lot of people thought this was a stiff sentence of four games and thought they would come back a couple of games. robert: this is probably one of the most important part of the season. i will set the tone. they won't have tom brady, probably the best quarterback in the nfl. that hurts. #poorpatriots. this is a huge blow for the patriots with the four-game suspension upheld. they will be without arguably the best quarterback in the nfl. background, the nfl announced in january that attorney ted wells would head an investigation into new england's use of deflated footballs and 45-7 win over the colts in the a.f.c. title game. more than three months later, wells reported it was more probable than not that it brady was generally aware this footballs

kimberly: thank you.al neighborhoods across the country will spend this weekend cleaning up damage from the severe weather. jonathan: one of the storms producing whipping winds strong enough to topple a school. we have the latest. reporter: what appears to be a large tornado forming over pennsylvania. >> moments later nearby elementary school is leveled. what was there this morning is out here. somewhere in the field. this morning book blackboard and desk visible from the sidewalk. the roof and walls are gone. >> it was raining, the lights went out. then there was a bag. >> pieces of insulation stuck in her hair. >> everythe school had renovations. i'm upset. that was our school. >> further west the line of storms setting trees passing in power lines in mount vernon kentucky. in missouri homes and businesses forced to evacuate as the relentless rain force creeks to overflow. >> the estate of the germanwings copilot believed to have intentionally crashed the airplane has been declared bankrupt. the debts a

kimberly: known as clay. doug: a little bit. beautiful work. kimberly: it is. doug: interesting way to start the portion. time lapse from up the road at arlington. 3:00 we started to record the images here from the camera. look at how quickly the thunderstorms develop. moved in with gusty wind andor reasonable rains. we are back to sunshine and clouds. 74 degrees. cooled off a lot behind the storm. beautiful afternoon around the area. as far as the rainfall the ocean city is top of the list. 1.73 inches. most of that was this morning with the heavy rain that we had. 1.6 inches in arlington. most of that was this an with the torrential downpours. less than an inch in silver spring. 8700 on the campus of university of maryland an college park. southeastern and northwestern calvert county getting rid of the rain. the storms are diminishing. this is south of fredericksburg through middle peninsula. tapahanicy area. settling down. we are going to see the temperatures build. the humidity is not going anywhere. it's hot and humid. tomorrow a frontal boundary that came

kimberly: thank you for that. today is the third anniversary of the deadly movie theater shooting in aurora colorado where james holmes killed 12 people and injured others. memorial held sunday for the victims. a message of healing and restoration was given to the community that is working to rebuild what was lost. last week holmes was found guilty for all the count against him. court resumes wednesday. jury will decide if he will be given the death penalty. some survivors and the relatives were asked about the group session to ask manage the post-trial emotion. jonathan: clean-up effort is underway in southwest ohio after deadly flooding took place. kimberly: the body of a pregnant mother and two young children were found sunday. as we report, the mobile home was no match for the floodwaters. >> god works in mysterious ways. reporter: a tragedy no one can explain. family of six swept away in the mobile home. >> i can't imagine how she was feeling and what the kids were thinking. reporter: rescue volunteers say th

kimberly: strong words. the texas department of public safety shows the dashcam video showing the arrest that sandra brand was not edited or manipulated. it's drawing criticism for having gaps. jonathan: d.p.s. now since requested the video but the questions remain about what happened during bland's arrest. and the moments before she was found dead in her jail cell. i want to watch and let people know. watch the video and watch the tow truck driver because there is a blip there. abc's marci gonzalez has more. marci: today, new questions in the case of sandra bland, the woman found dead in the texas jail cell last week. the dash cam video showing the tense moments leading to the arrest three days earlier, when she was pulled over for changing lanes without signaling. >> do you mind putting our your cigarette? >> i'm in my car. why do i have to put/my great? kimberly: the trooper ordering her to get out of the car. >> get out of the car. >> she repeatedly refuses. >> don't touch me. i'm not under arrest. >> yo

kimberly: wow! stunning.onathan: so many people have the great cameras in their phones so they don't miss the opportunities. kimberly: yeah. called an iphone. jonathan: that's a laptop. kimberly: this is a lop top. it's big. it's big but i love it. jonathan: brian wlk about the weather situation. i imagine you see pictures like that and you love those. brian it's not a phone. it's an accessory. i tell you what we've got. jupiter and venus were the closest they will be until 2023. a cool shot there. they almost look like they are on top of each other. on top of sus pink isals. -- on top of us are sprinkles. you have to notice heavier stuff through the southwestern and southern virginia to move in closer to the evening. look for scattered showers and rumbles of thunder tonight and tomorrow. that is what the forecast call for. shower chances tonight and tomorrow morning. when you wake up, tomorrow outdoor activities. i could be wet through the morning and the midday. i am hopeful the system pulls out. so tomorro

kimberly: not fun. alert for the drivers hitting the roads this holiday weekend and why the police believe the dangers are higher this year and what you can do to protect yourself. jonathan: this you got to see too. supposed to be a standard bond hearing between a judge and a bad guy but it left this guy in tears. how it stemmed from return question the judge asked him. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v is there an elkn your bed? with sleep number now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. right now, save $300 to $700 on select mattress sets, plus 36-mont

kimberly: moving on. firefighters are trying to figure out what started a fire at an elevator shaft at a ups sister beeson center this morning. jonathan: this is from around 7:00 this morning. firefighters say this started on top of an elevator car. they were able to quickly put this out but they did have to remove three skylights to help mentally the building and get all the smoke out of threere.\ nobody was hurt. kimberly: let's check in with doug hill to see if we get this whether to cigarette a little longer. doug: when it starts to go downhill over the weekend instrument increase in humidity levels. we here in shape -- good shape. looking out from our camera here. 87 degrees in a few fairweather out. dry air. 36% humidity. it feels terrific out there. 85 in richmond. hagerstown 87. 79 at hatteras. if you have friends or family at the outer banks, they are not happy cow fpokes. it's been one day after the next. the fronts for over our area and we had round after round of showers and storms. well tempo

kimberly: thank you. see you then. new tonight a texas appeals court thrown out one of two felony indictments against former governor rick perry. perry was accused of coercing a public service after he threaten and vetoed state funding for public corruption prosecutors but a court sided with his attorneys who argued the charge violated perry's free speech rights. perry a presidential hopeful calls the case against him politically motivated. jonathan: a gorgeous day. it is friday. when you are walking around people have smiles on their faces. kimberly: if they get to be outside for sure. are we in for a good weekend or storms? doug hill? doug: a fine weekend in the mountains and the beaches. the first chance of rain is 81 through westward and the mountains. beautiful afternoon. 82 degrees. 84 in martinsburg. winchester at 86. close to metro mid-to-upper 80's with 89 at reagan national airport. the all-important dew point. it is rarely like this in july. this happens seldomly. this is comfortably wrong. tonight the story

kimberly? kimberly: thank you doug. new information tonight about the horrific story involving a young boy severely beaten for taking a piece of birthday cake. jonathan: today authorities tell us the little boy has died. kellye lynn joining us live in the newsroom with this story. this is absolutely heartbreaking. kellye: it is. thank you jonathan. hagerstown police now confirming that 9-year-old jack kirby garcia did die on sunday. police say the incident happened at this apartment building on lynne haven drive june 30. after the boy was allegedly handcuffed by a relative for taking the birthday cake he reportedly went in the room with his mother's boyfriend where he was beaten. the suspect is identified as robert leroy wilson charged with first degree child abuse resulting in severe physical injury. first-degree assault and reckless endangerment. he is held on $1 million pond and could face additional charges. the boy was left unconscious in room for several hours and when an ambulance arrived his mother allegedly tol

kimberly: or part of a camera. were told a selfie stick is being credited with saving victims' lives. the girl at her father lucky to be alive after getting pulled underwater in a frightening rip current. the entire ordeal caught on a go pro camera attached to a selfie stick. they work recording a fun day on a nantucket beach with a family when it all starts to go horribly wrong. erin and her father swimming into the waves was utterly, they are overcome by the riptide. erin: i inhaled a lot of water at that point. i could not breathe. kimberly: never letting go of that selfie stick, eventually, her mother reaches her, helping her back onto the beach. moments in her, a group of goods americans helping the water out of the surf. exhausted but alive, he collapses onto the sand. the family tells abc news they credit the selfie stick with helping rescuers get them out safe and leaving them a vacation video they will never forget. pretty creative. jonathan: it's kind of nice that he had that, but as a former lifeguard, y

kimberly? kimberly: we are monitoring a developing story out of fairfax county tonight where police are trying to figure out exactly how a woman died at a parking garage. her body was found at the dulles station. stephen tschida has more. what do they know so far? stephen: we know a man walking in the grassy area at 7:00 this morning spotted a woman's body. no i.d. on her. we know she appears to be in the early 20's with red hair. also evidence does suggest that this womaned a some point plunged from one of the higher floors in this garage to the ground below. >> near the base of the parking garage someone spotted a body early this morning. throughout day investigators combed the structure, tried to determine just what had happened. did the woman fall jump or someone push her? >> fire trucks were up there not letting people park. saying hey go across the street and park. the latest that i know there was a female body found. >> some of the relatively new hearndon complex and apartment buildings

kimberly: this just in. deen is now apologizing for a controversial tweet that sent social media absolutely on fire today. two years after she admitted to using racial slurs toward african-americans, her twitter account posted this. a photo mimicking the sitcom "i love lucy" with her son in brown face. presumably in order to look like he is from latino descent. in a statement given to "entertainment weekly" the photo is from a 2011 halloween show and the paula deen social media manager tweeted that out. paula had since fired that social media manager. in the statement paula deen also apologized to all who were offended. that is it for us at 4:00. "abc7 news at 5:00" starts now. >>> no regrets. >> crazy stuff. >> a house trashed in a party that go way out of hand. among the enormous crowd police encounter surprise guest. no way out. leon: workers fearing for their life blocked at every turn. and a dead policeman's brother criticizes a study that followed "7 on your side" investigation while the chief promises

kimberly: turning to vote 2016. another republican has jumped into the race for the white house. >> i am here to ask you for your prayers, for your supporte, for your efforts, because i have decided to run for president of the united states. [applause] kimberly: that is ohio governor john kasich making his official announcement this morning at his alma mater ohio state. kasich is known for his unfiltered style and policies that are not always in line with his party. speaking of that kind of methodology, if you will donald trump holding a campaign kickoff rally in south carolina today. trump is on the trail for the first time since declaring that senator john mccain is not a war hero. a new abc news/"washington post" poll has trump with a big lead over the competitors with twice the support of the close e rival. although most of that poll was taken before the recent attacks on mccain. jonathan: hundreds of taxi drivers awaiting a decision to help them come peat with the uecker and the other -- uber and other companie

kimberly: waiting for action. we are checking back in on a 7 on your side investigation into allegations of exploding sunroofs. some car owners say they're still waiting for the gove >> you're watching abc 7 news at 5:00 on your side. kimberly: the presidency with iran is under the microscope. john kerry was one of several top-level officials testifying before congress today about the nuclear agreement. some the biggest questions -- just how well it all work and what needs to be done? >> one way we know that this is a bad deal is because the more we learn, the more questions we have. >> we set out to dismantle their ability to build nuclear weapons. we have achieved that. kimberly: the only way congress can kill the deal is bypassing the majority resolution enough votes to override a veto. several democrats say they have yet to hear a solution from the republican counterparts that adds up to a better deal. the nuclear deal is one of the main topics in tonight town hall on our sister station use channel 8. scott th

kimberly, you are up in canada how was the atmosphere? kimberly: we were there for the u.s.it was red white and blue everywhere. little girl screaming everywhere. it was awesome. all right, after five years of work a new look for an old monument. do we have to do the news? leon: something else to look at what we come back. kimberly: we have an update on renovations and baltimore's washington monument. one of the country's oldest monuments will reopen this weekend. jeff abell got an early look. >> this neighborhood is called mount vernon. reporter: there is a salute to a statesman that stood for 200 years. >> and what it for years what exact he is doing a there. reporter: is the country's first monument honoring the first president, george washington. >> the entire and cited in re faced. reporter: it is undergone a $6 million refurbishing. five years ago it was showing signs of decay. >> a lot of water stains and damage in the plaster. it was quite a mess. dark and damp. reporter: what the were complete, it is shining again. officials took us all the way to the top. 227 steps

kimberly: you heard the thunder. scott: i was driving here to do the 4:00 news and it came down and then a lightning bolt. doug: cats and dogs. scott: i saw a couple. i didn't want to confirm it. doug: let's get started. steve rudin in the weather center. we'll go to him. first weather wall to look at the doppler radar. what was a large area of intense rain broke on the pieces, the first area southeast of the city moving to eastern prince george's county. part of calvert county. this is intense rain. you see the lightning bolt imposed. look at how many lightning strikes. a lot has been here. we will check on the estimated total of the rain. some of it is raining 3-4 inches an hour. this is moving slowly. only 5-6 miles per hour. these areas like right here over eastern prince county. the northwestern section getting torrential downpours. like possibility of flooding. this is the pattern that is repeating itself. all across the area. this road moves off of 301 in prince george's county maryland route 382. there is a l

kimberly: they sounded so call.ters were at their nashville, tennessee house alone on monday. they noticed two men trying to break in. they hid in this tiny bathroom linen closet and called police. one of the suspects even locked himself in that very same bathroom trying to hide from police officers. luckily, police were able to take both suspects into custody and those girls were not hurt. jonathan: nice job. kimberly: a big trip ahead for some local students. how they are trying to make history. jonathan: a big admission from the top losses at whole jonathan: you can say some young lady severs and to cheer. kimberly: how the ladies are hoping to make history. reporter: no disrespect to the redskins nationals, and all the professionals, but these are the stories that really get to me. we have had some extra new reality -- athletes from this area do wonderful things recently. three kids getting drafted into the nba in a cyclist riding for charity. and now a team of amazing young ladies heading cross country to make

kimberly? kimberly: leon "7 on your side" is tonight to help you get all your answers to your legal questions. we are holding a phone bank that lets you ask the attorneys. we have a team of lawyers in the abc7 help center to be available until 6:30. call 703-236-9220. leon: all right. check your calendar. we know it's the 7th of july. but in parts of boston still looking like winter. dirty winter. check this out from the "new to show what is left of the 12-found mound of snow and trash in boston that has been slowly melting in the past few months. the paper reports this is the last of 11 snow farms they used to collect the snow in the record-setting fall they had in winter. 111 inches fell. this mound 75 feet high and covered four acres. look at the pile of crud. here is the good thing, there is a silver lining here. it didn't dump it in the ocean which is what people were saying they wanted them to do in the winter time instead of piling it up on the streets. thank god they didn't do it. brian

kimberly: thank you. jonathan: coming up for out "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a case of dÉjÀ vu in chicago after a second plane avoids take-off. the reason this time. plus -- >> diagnosed me with a disease i did not have. kimberly: a doctor is sentenced after treating hundreds of patients. only problem is they didn't have the cancer he said they did. just so he could line his own pocket. jonathan: keeping a secret. what sisters are not revealing about their time trapped in the wilderness before finally jonathan: film fans around the world morning the death of an icon. omar shariff died. he was best known for "lawrence of arabia" and other classic films. he suffered suffered from alzheimer's. kimberly: three sister are safe after spending days lost in the wyoming wilderness. for the first time we are hearing about their ordeal and their rescue. as brandi hitt report, the trio is keeping some secrets to themselves. brandi: all three sisters smiling before the camera, glad to be safe after disappearing on a hiking

kimberly jonathan, have a great weekend. kimberly: you, too.ing up at "abc7 news at 6:00", a traffic warning for drivers tonight. where work will shut down three lanes of the beltway in hours. plus an uproar on capitol hill over what ted cruz said on the senate floor and who he accused of lying on the senate floor. it was not a democrat. the new controversy over hillary clinton's private e-mail server. new on "abc7 news at 6:00". jonathan: let's turn to the weather. who's counting but it's three days in a row. kimberly: the weather isn't listening to us. it will happen. doug, how is it looking? gorgeous weekend ahead. doug: the weather doesn't listen to me. we are shooting for days four and five. it is looking good. let's get started now with a look at the chesapeake by a and beach. off to a great start weather wise for the weekend. 84 at andrews. 82 in annapolis. 83 in martinsburg. the center of the high pressure giving us three consecutive days of gorgeous sunshine and the low humidity. tomorrow it will continue. near 90 degrees. sunshine and

kimberly? kimberly: tom did brad happen to mention whether there is any way it could be two copycat situations or whether this could be a situation where someone is casing our military installations? tom: he didn't go into detail on that but he said this does kind of show it doesn't take much right now to get police to do what he called a level five level of response. there is a little concern that it would show someone who potentially wanted to do some harm how easy is it to get a huge police response one place. one question we ask if they do that what if something happened at another place that really is going on? kimberly: right. well hopefully everyone will learn lessons from the experiences like the one that happened today. thank you tom. montgomery county police are investigating an armed robbery in gaithersburg where a female employee was locked inside a bathroom by the suspect. it happened at an express check cashing store this morning in the 8300 block at snouffer school road. an emplo

kimberly: that is it for abc 7 news at 5:00. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now on stormwatch. >> from abc 7 news, this is a severe weather alert. leon: right now, a risk of severe weather for parts of the area. mobile track 7 on the screen heading into a line of storms in the weather team is tracking the biggest threats. we begin with chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: the biggest tech continues to be over north of the metro area, frederick county and carroll county. the heavy showers and storms moving into westminster, moving at a frederick, northern montgomery county, heavier downpours near ijamsville, but mostly light rain. further south and west, more showers and storms, but continues to appear the heaviest storms now and the next few hours will be confined to pennsyon, west virginia, head of the cold front, we are watching where that tracks, but for the short term scattered showers. tornado watch in the area shaded in yellow. the pink is a severe thunderstorm warning, frederick county, carroll county. locally, a flash f

kimberly: the u.s.ine corps praising the heros who tried to save lives in theer terror attack in tense. -- tennessee. we learned today that mohammad abdulazeez acted by himself. leon: the murders have the country talk about the vulnerability of the military recruitment center. they are gun-free zones but should they be? abc7's chris papst reports. chris: outside the winchester virginia, military recruitment center five american flags lined the brick. four on the marine side. one of the navy. all represent the lives lost last thursday when a gunman opened fire on a recruitment center in tennessee. that shooting has sparked a national debate concerning security at recruitment centers where the guns are not allowed. prompting some citizens to use their own. including in winchester. >> the military having weapons and using them as necessary in accordance with our laws makes sense to me. >> they shouldn't armed. the job is to do what they are doing right now. hire armed guards. chris: republican presidential

kimberly? kimberly: famous physicist stephen hawking is backing an ambitious program in search of aliens. he teamed up with the break-through initiative project. the goal is to look for extraterrestrial life. >> it's time to commit to find answer to search for life beyond earth. we are life. we are intelligent. we must know. >> scientists will use the world's most powerful telescope with the millions of volunteers to search nearby stars and galaxies. this is the largest scientific search for alien life. kimberly: you think they are scared to find out? leon: i know a lot of people who do not want to know the answer to that. fascinating question. all right. we'll see what happens. coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- paying the price. find out how much more we are paying for college education. >> the "7 on your side" fighting back wall of justice. someone turned themselves in. that story is coming up. kimberly: then new tonight at 6:00 -- an unmanned space mission explodes after launch. two-foot l

kimberly: we know you will. scott: coming up on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- his job is to supervisor inmates. right now, correction officers finds himself behind bars. crime he disputes doing. kimberly: plus, learn how hollywood plans to tackle the supreme court historic ruling legalizing same-sex marriage across the u.s. scott: be sure to stay ahead of any breaking news. plenty of it today. do so with the abc7 text alerts. sign up by going to wjla.com/text. enter your cell phone number. you will get all the info. we'll be right back. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v scott: we have an updat

kimberly: hope so. plus, why a local investigator decides to drop some of the stringent admissions requirements. leon: "7 on your side" tonight with a phone bank. call 703-236-9220. between now and 6:30 to speak with a member of our team to find out how we can help you. leon: get down to the abc7 newsroom. breaking news coming in. jonathan elias working it for us. what is the story? jonathan: months after a toddler died after choking on a grape, reforms ordered by d.c. mayor muriel bowser. it happened in march in northwest washington. claims that the initial call went to a firehouse that was one mile from the scene. but it took firefighters seven minutes to respond. 911 officials told abc7 at the time the engine was not logged in the system properly and they didn't know it was available for service. tonight reforms announced ath several agencies to approve emergency response time and the quality of care. we have much more on the story tonight on at 11:00. we will tell you what some of the reforms are pu

kimberly: later not so fast. what boston museum of science is saying about the virginia teenager we talked to yesterday who found a mistake in a decades-old display. leon: we'll explain behind the wheel in the video. horace: i'm horace holmes in northwest washington. with the threat of heavy rain coming, the people in this northwest apartment building are concerned about the condition of their roof. we'll plain coming up leon: days after the revelation of a stunning admission by bill cosby the comedian's absence was noticed for the new ben's chili bowl location. cosby's face is prominently displayed on the massive bureau outside the original store as you may know. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live at the new eighth street location. there is a question now about whether the picture is going to stay or go. >> for the moment it will stay leon it appears. this is the opening of the store. you see folks around here. nobody talk about taking it down. unlike the opening of the new ben's in arlington last year this year

the city parks alliance board, vendors, you name it and kimberly was the quarterback and kept it all going. as you all know and most of you had the opportunity to visit the conference that featured more than 150 speakers and attended more by that 1,000 people from 200 cities and 20 countries around the world our commission president watts moderator and park tours and special events all focuses on the technology advanced in innovation in park management in the bay area, and around the globe and it was a seminole . kimberly job was herculean and we're a team and i want to take time to thank the other key people who supported kimberly, including sarah ballard, beck montgomery, ryan, lisa branston and many, many other members of the department, whether they were participating on panels or supporting the conference behind -the-scenes that made it a really big success. it's my great, please pleasure to recognize kimberly with the quarterly employee recognition award. [ applause ] thank you fill beginsburg our fearless leader and thank you president and commissioners. i'm really humbled at

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>> i'm with kimberly. i think they should beat the child. >> i didn't say that. >> beat the child to the punch by having some food with you. let me finish kimberly. >> terrible. >> best part of that was i'm with kimberly. interesting. >> really? >> dream on. >> get some elevator shoes. >> many of you also know -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> many of you also know i have a pretty good eye for some of these things. homeland, house of cards, walking dead tyrant. time for my five-star recommendation. behold. >> i know how this is going to sound. i can sense these storms now. these sharks they have scent. it's not a pretty one. >> sharknados have now been reported all up and down the east coast. >> they're everywhere. >> this is going to be the big one, the one we can't contain. >> sharknados sharknados. >> shack attack. >> oh, hell no. >> oh, hell yes, geraldo. oh hell yes! >> my principal rival on "the apprentice" we went head-to-head. i blame ian for keeping me out of sharknados three" i was a one guy in new

david: we have kimberly, david, chad, still with us. kimberly was smart enough to buy amazon a while ago. if you're not as smart as kimberly like me, for example, you are looking for other bargains to be had. other stocks reported great earnings, at&t and visa, both of these stocks. let's start with kimberly. both of these stocks have almost the same market cap, 177, $176 billion. they reported good earnings. at&t, we should remind people, unlike amazon gives you a dividend over 5%. if you're looking for a solid stock, one that has been around forever, one probably will be around forever, is at&t your buy, kimberly? >> yeah. they kill it on earnings. they continue to grow moderately. i mean, the year, their earnings, net growth earnings year-over-year averaged about 16.3% with industry average about three. this is really great internal play. i do like the dividend. it is actually 5.46%, david. david: yes. >> for someone who wants slow and steady wins the race with good income on the side, this is your stock. we had this one in our portf

it's kimberly.t i just wanted to mention that today there were some job statistics that came out. >> what are you talk about? >> that indicated that the unemployment rate in our usa is down to like 5.4%? >> 5.3. >> so it's even better. even eric acknowledges. >> one of the weakest -- >> sour grapes are so delicious this time of year. >> what sour grapes? what do you think i'm hearing all around this table? [ overlapping speakers ] >> sour grapes. >> the most important number in that whole release today was how much people are making wages. flat. they were expecting to go up and it's flat. >> that's all obama's fault. nothing happened before obama showed up. >> finally. >> finally, juan it's been agonizing. >> i just love wall street. they're so responsible. not greedy no. >> wall street's done very well under obama. >> that's right. oh yeah. >> great under that previous president, yeah. oh, my gosh. >> income equality blowing up. >> why are you hating on wall street too? >> i was listening to you, k

kimberly guilfoyle. >> this was terrible.or all kinds of amazing things diamonds cars xbox one. nothing was cheaper. >> no nothing. i went on there. i could not possibly be any more disappointed. >> then the website kind of crashed. it was like it had this thing that went oops sorry. we're trying to connect and make it happen. i don't know what's going on with this but i love amazon. i love amazon prime and it's good for vitamin answer things. >> i love amazon prime along with you, i think nothing is too small to prime when ship something free. new thing they bring it to you in an hour but nothing was cheap on here. eric bolling did you -- >> melissa, i didn't but i got an e-mail from someone on the business network who said 1200 tvs sold out in the first ten minutes. 40,000 "lord of the ring" blu-rays were sold by midday. it's going to be a huge colossal success. >> i didn't know about the tv. >> the other thing -- >> i didn't think it would have been you have to snuff for you. > what amazon prime is. if you don't know what

you say you're worried about iters kimberly.een anyone that wants to go and attack my church. i don't feel under attack. >> they want to go after the tax-exempt status. >> of the churches? >> yes. >> i've not seen that. >> okay. well this is an interesting discussion. >>> coming up are you this? we're going to show you new research on how watching cat videos can actually affect your health. greg is going to explain next. staying in rhythm... it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down. for the nutrition you want without the calories you don't... introducing boost 100 calories. each delicious snack size drink gives you... 25 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. so it's big in nutrition and small in calories. i'm not about to swim in the slow lane. stay strong. stay active with boost®. >>> the researchers have found that watching internet cat videos makes people feel less anxious and angry. the short term uplift outweighed any guilt you might feel from skipping work to wat

i agree with kimberly. it's all about isis and the national security threat from abroad. >> and walker made a mistake already with gay marriage. that was a misstep. >> we're going to leave it right there. lots more to come on "the five" proud american special ahead our favorite things to do on the fourth of july and facebook friday coming up. stick around. >>> i'm just so proud that i am an american. and every time i see a soldier or americans helping their neighbors, or when people come out. or another thing is, like on "laverne and shirley" when everyone would laugh together. that's like america to me. >> welcome back to "the five" proud american special. on this fourth of july we want to talk about some of our favorite things to do to celebrate the holiday. first up, our favorite fourth of july food. i have to go to kimberly, of course. because i know that you like your chicken wings. >> so excited, yeah. >> what else do you like on the fourth of july? >> i like just about everything. i just love a feast

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the rhetoric is this kimberly.t if you say black lives matter it's about the trayvon martins and what happened to eric garner here in new york and that kind of thing. if you say white lives matter then you are somehow dismissing the power of their moment and their movement and you are diluting their cause. and i think they are being foolish. so jeb now, that was really -- i just thaw masterful politically. he says it's about lives matter. sounds like he's talking about abortion there. >> can i ask you something, juan? it's not just twitter. it's the movement on the far left. it's actually real and growing. and i think that hillary and o'malley are responding to it's actual pressure. >> no doubt. >> i don't think it's going to stop. >> no doubt. it's growing -- this what is you saw at the net groups conference this weekend. hillary wasn't there, but o'malley was there and bernie sanders was there. and what you saw was, they interrupted -- they wouldn't even let him speak because they are now driving. so you guys hav

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they'd fit you. >> i like that one, kimberly.. >> take one for the team. >> should have stopped there. >> yeah. >> what? >> fire on. >> this is a fox news extreme weather alert. >> eric you got to do a psa for me pal. there's a storm coming. a storm the likes of which you have never seen before. if you're on the east coast you're not safe. find shelter. hide. do whatever you've got to do to stay out of the storm. it's going to be a big one. so leave the umbrella at home. grab the chain saw. thanks. >> i got you, finn. finn and april we'll take care of that, everyone "sharknado" tonight" very careful. grab your chain saw. >> greg gutfeld. >> all right. time for -- you're probably wondering could you make soccer even more interesting than it is? yes, you can. just add robots. check this out. these are actual robots playing soccer. i believe you call it football. proving they have the mettle for the sport. juan laughed at that. that just shows you juan has no sense of humor. you know what's interesting about this game? they had a ve

that helps you and me kimberly. >> can i recommend something?to at the federalist, she's one of the writers. she has a really good, important piece reminding all of us that one of the things scientists have been able to do is create cells that allow you to do the same type of research that you could do with illegal baby parts. you can actually create that in a lab without having to destroy life. >> right. >> this is the same conversation we had am stem cell research a long time ago. >> science has advanced beyond that. so should our morals. >> you're trying to make it innocent to say advancing medicine. what i'm saying to you is there is a direct financial incentive built in then forplanned parenthood if they're getting money for these parts, the more abortions and pregnancies that are terminated, the more body parts, the more they're able to sell. do you understand that that is a flawed model? >> reprehensible. >> it's not necessary to do this because the science exists to be able to do it in a way that is humane that doesn't involve butchering

kimberly be be halkett, al jazeera, north carolina. >> reddit website is now back on. protesters are angry because a reddit employee who runs a popular section has been sacked. reddit answered by saying it doesn't discuss individual employee relations. >>> the 3,000 kilometer long inca roadinca route. here is tom ackerman. >> reporter: near the u.s. capital, a group of visiting peruvian visitors braiding a replica of this suspension bridge. >> we prepare more than a thousand ropes to make 70 meters. >> the bridge is a link in the 3,000 kilometer road, built in the 15th century at the height of the inca empire. peru argentina chile ecuador just opened in the museum of the american indian. >> still use the inca road. how people to walk the road. >> borero and his colleague mattos spent search years collecting materials for this display. >> it is a perfect pattern to understand how strong the incan situation, and the andes situation, stayed in subsistence. >> the incas interactive display illustrates the cachaka. the exhibit's creators say they weren't oblivious to the em

let's start with you, kimberly. what is your exact address?okay. >> what time do you all come to work and get home? this is from sharon m. >> this is everyone's supposed to answer this? >> yes. >> it all depends. every day is different. depends if i'm doing o'reilly just doing this doing radio. >> this is a bad question because people know that you're not at home. >> this is like asking where she lives. >> this is like a security question. >> i know. >> you're not supposed to answer this on tv. do you guys want to answer this question? >> no. >> i don't care. >> you don't care? >> no. i get here between 7:30 and 8:00 depending on traffic. i leave maybe ten minutes after the show. >> now they know you're not at your house. >> i have very very good security system. >> fortress new jersey. >> you never leave, do you? you just sleep in a shoe box. >> yeah. >> that's well ventilated. >> save money that way. >> that is so true. geraldo? >> 5:45 on friday morning i get up 6:45. >> you do fox and friends, right? >> i do radio. two-hour radio show ever

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with gerardo rivera. this is "the five." >> 32-year-old indicate steinle was laid to rest yesterday after being fatally shot at the hands of an illegal immigrant deported from the country five times. while the debate of sanctuary cities are at the forefront right now the administration yet again today dodged the issue and placed the game, of course, on republicans. >> there are a lot of people eager to assign blame. i think or eager to try and find some solutions. one thing that would help would be comprehensive immigration legislation that passed a city and was blocked by the house of representatives. that does not represent blaming them for a tragic death that obviously occurred. but it is blaming them for putting their own political interests and ambitions ahead of the public safety and national security of the united states. they do it frequently and it is appalling and offensive. >> last night making kelly question why the obama administration continues to cherry pick the tragedies it chooses to high

kimberly he said this. you want but happiness is about wanting what you get. do you agree? >> yeah, i don't know. i like this one. find work you love. this is very true. you've got to feel passionate about what you do when you go to bed, when you wake up. are you following your bliss. i do believe if you're passionate about something, you can find a way to monetize it. >> gregory, break bad habits quickly, especially when you're young, because when you're older, there's no chance. >> it's so true. i still regret those amateur films i made in germany. >> did your mom sit next to you? >> oh, my gosh, what's wrong with you? s. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to slee

kimberly halkett reports from north carolina. >> personally i was mortified. >> at a church in charlotteorth carolina, community members gather to discuss what to do about the washer of fires in the american south. >> we've seen this before. no one can tell us that eight churches burn consecutively and there is not something behind it. >> at least two like this one in charlotte, have been confirmed as arson. but so far they've been not account gorized as hate crimes. another three such fires in the same part of the country are also under investigation. the atf one of the government agencies responsible for investigating the fires at predominantly black churches. they say right now it is not clear that they were racially motivated. >> the fires have rekindled memories of a painful past for southern blacks when emotions are already raw. last month nine members in an historic black church were shot dead while taking part in a bible study. in the 1990s dozens of black churches were torched some by some white supremacists. >> logically we'll connect things things together. the it's not too fa

. >>> hello and welcome to our >>> welcome to our proud american special, we have kimberly guilfoyle, geraldo rivera and greg gutfeld. this is "the five". >> as americans gather this holiday weekend to celebrate our nation's 239th birthday, there are 14 republican candidates now vying to restore this great country. here are some of these hopefuls. >> yesterday is over. >> we must change some of the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. >> our country is on a very bad course. and the question is, what are we going to do about it? >> it is a time to reclaim the constitution of the united states. >> we need a leader that can bring back our jobs, can bring back our manufacturing. can bring back our military. can take care of our vets. >> the campaign that rebuilds america to the place where you and i grew up and where we want our children to grow up in again. >> we get back up and dust ourselves off. we move forward. and you know what? we will do it again. >> i want to be part of a return to prosperity. a true economic boon that lifts all americans. >> we nee

kimberly: i'm kimberly suiters in the "7 on your side" health center where you are calling in with your tips and concerns. our entire team is here to take your call personally. the number to call 703-236-9220. we have heard from a nurse who has had a workers' comp issue, a twom who still has bees in her chimney and a man who says he was told he could win $7,000 if he took $250 to wal-mart first. clearly a scam. you don't want to do that. we want to hear from you and we will try to get to all of your calls before 6:30 tonight. back to you. maureen: thank you. montgomery county leaders have a problem. they voted to slash $54 million from the county budget. diane cho explains where the cuts are being made and how the county ended up so deeply in the red. >> this has been a tough task. diane: the montgomery county council president admits there is a possibility that they could be back with a saving plan despite the cuts approved this an. $3 million more and the county executive proposed earlier this month after declining income tax revenues with the supreme court decision that affected the

caitlyn and kimberly. i would like to welcome both of you. caitlyn, i'm going to start with you. jillian's shop. >> red arrow is a beloved shop in lafayette. they have unique and hand made goods and a good place to find cool items and her husband does t-shirts as well. they're a big face of lafayette and everybody just loves them. >> so she's always in the store? >> yes. i mean, pretty much any time you go in she is there and doing work. she was very devoted to it. >> i know she also belonged to a band. tell me about that. >> yes. she is in a band called the figs and played the yukguitar. >> how did you react? >> everybody knows everybody. it was still just extremely weird to hear that it was somebody you recognize and someone who's such a big face of lafayette lafayette. like i lost it this morning and wanted to remember her and really just show everyone how important she was to the face of lafayette. >> kimberly did you frequent jill yn's store, as well? >> oh absolutely. it's hard to you know go around lafayette or you know even outside of lafayette and not see jillian's prese

kimberly halkett reports from south carolina. >> no one can tell us that eight churches burned consecutively and there's not something behind it. >> at least two like this one in charlotte have been confirmed as arson but so far they have not been categorized as arson. >>> string of fires at predominantly black churches since right now it has no reason to believe that any of the fires are related or racially motivated. still, even if the church burntionchurches burnings are not racially motivated, nine members of a historic black church were shot dead taking part in a bible study. prompted the creation of a federal task force to stop such fires and jail those responsible. >> largely, connecting these together, that attacks in the past have something to do with what's happening now. it's not too far of a stretch to have this fear that maybe this is actually repercussion. >>> discussing how to increase security. >> i would like for us one day to be able to go beyond race. that is going to stay countries years. it's taken us years to get here and i'm a realist. >> being real ink is vital if the