kristin, i want to go to you, do you think that's now bearing fruit? >> if this report is true, as you mentioned, there have been reports in the past that baghdadi had been killed, if this is true it's huge, number one enemy in the fight against isis and this is a reminder that we do share a common enemy with russia, isis, isis has caused war across europe and the united states. trump has said he's willing to work with any nation and a place where we can go with russia. lauren: does this give putin creditability, steve? >> ronald reagan trust but verify f russia can verify that they took him out, then this is a big deal and it really solidifies efforts with russia to take isis out. lea: of course, we know we have to question everything that's coming out of russia, we will see what turns up on that. let's turn to robert mueller investigation. there's report that is mueller is opening investigation into the firing of former fbi director james comey. given that relationship, kristin, i want to ask you, do you think that this potentially represents conflic

. >> kristin wright is tracking online reaction to this. kristin? >> reporter: yeah, molette and aaron. a lot of people are talking about this on social media. we saw instagram posts. people posted pictures from the scene. we're seeing real concern about the two officers and the ddot worker hit. d.c. fire and ems said their prayers are with them. everyone hoping for a good outcome. back to you. >> kristin, thank you for that. >>> be sure to follow megan mcgrath and darcy spencer and our team on twitter all morning as we work to get updates on the officer's conditions. look for an alert as soon as we have more information. >>> 5:07. more breaking news after a violent night in parts of the district. we'll lay it out on the map here. let's start in the northeast. d.c. police say one man shot on clay street and three other men shot on f. street by minor elementary school. in northeast d.c. a woman was stabbed on u street at the metro station. police are looking for two women and a man in that incident. and another person was stabbed on chesapeake str of

we start with news 4's kristin wright in the newsroom. kristin?aaron and eun, we already know w remarks this morning due to them being released yesterday. it details comey's interactions with the president. you can expect comey to face a lot of questions about his january dinner with president trump. at that dinner comey says the president told him, quote, i need loyalty. i expect loyalty. comey goes on to say, quote, i didn't move, speak, or change my facial expression in any way during the awkward silence that followed. over all comey's prepared testimony makes assertions directly at odds with president trump's accounts of their conversations. comey says he has memos to back up his version of events. aaron and eun, thank you. >> the "today" show's is a sflan g -- savannah guthrie is anchoring in washington. we've seen james comey's prepared remarks. >> reporter: hi, good morning to you. we're hea f from comey himself what allegedly happened here. i think it will be very interesting to see what the lawmakers pull out of his testimony and how repu

thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, kristin. >> let's thut this move into context. she is coming in at a time when things are very difficult for her husband. politically. could she help sort of stabilize at least the optics of the white house? >> well, absolutely. there is no substitute tort sanctuary of family life in the white house and having your kids around you, your spouse. it really -- it helps. and it helps with the tough days and it really helps to also buoy you on the days that are great. >> i think a lot of people wonder what her practical influence will be. i want to play a circle ip from the first lady when she was a candidate's spouse and get your reaction on the other side. >> sure. >> what's the one one habit you wish he would give up? >> let's see. the tweeting. >> i love how she does -- it's a great moment. do you think she can get him to put down the twitter more effectively than maybe top aides have been able to. >> perhaps. look at the time we've seen them together the most. nine days they were on the foreig

kristin, thank you. >>> 5:13 now. it may be hard to believe, but it's already been six months since mgm national harbor opened. who can forget the lines that snaked around the resort back in december. this morning many are wondering was the county's roll of the dice worth it? >> we're live with a progress report of sorts. derrick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. you stole my gambling metaphor. now i've got to think. how dare you. we're at mgm grand casino. it put national harbor. it was, indeed, a gamble to put a casino here. is that paying off? there's lots of preparation that went into this. traffic was a major concerned. they were worried about 210 being overwhelmed. officials went to las vegas and studied traffic patterns and customer patterns. when this place opened in december, they had 100 officers assigned. they're down to a dozen. revenue has been a big concern as county officials say it's been about $11 million per month. that's sort of on the low side, the minimum. it can be even higher depe

kristin? >> reporter: molette and aaron, the president is focusing on a key part of what james comey said in yesterday's hearing. president trump tweeting, quote, despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication and, would you, comey is a leaker. comey admitted leaking memos of his conversations with the president hoping it would lead to a special counsel. of course, the hearings led to a lot of reaction by lawmakers, some republicans pointed to the president's unfamiliarity interacted with comey. democrats disagreed. >> the president is new to t. he's new to government so he probably wouldn't speak in the long running protocol. >> it's pretty clear that there was an attempt by the president to manipulate the director of the fbi. >> the leaders of the senate intelligence committee say their investigation will continue. >>> 6:50 the time now. nbc news has learned that jared kushner, president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, will meet with the senate committee sta

wright, thanks, kristin. well we've got a whole lot of sunshine today and some folks are getting some rain. >> we just saw kristin using her umbrella down there in alexandria. >> good idea to keep the umbrella handy. most of us have remained dry across the region, yes showers that have developed take a look at right here you can see where the rain is, nothing really west of i-95. just about to g fredericksburg area. zooming in, you see more numerous showers right along annapolis. another one right in here and then this guy right here, watch still tracking some of these, zoom in on this one, we're going to continue to watch and move on down -- up towards the east. looking pretty good weather wise tomorrow. then the heat will thin, i'll show you when. >> dozens of headstones knocked over at one of the oldest churches in prince georgess county. detectives are trying to find the people responsible. it happened at the par rish in marl borrow. megan fitzgerald was live with a look at what police are saying about th

we'll head to "fox5" kristin lee own live at med star hospital center, kristin. >> reporter: good eveningpresident trump leaving here not too long ago. he was here at the hospital visiting scalise's wife while scalise remains in critical condition at the time. the president tweeting out not long ago in part, and i quote, scalise is in very tough shape but a true fighter" all this before stepping out well wishes and prayers for him and his family. and bri get into more detail about scalise i want to talk to you more about the victims involved in today's shooting. five people were rushed to the hospital including alleged gunman 66-year-old james hodgkinson who again broke fire at the baseball field. now among those shot like we mentioned whip steve scalise at med star washington. the bullet traveled through his pelvis which caused severe bleeding and that's the reason why he will be requiring more surgery going forward at this time. a source close to the investigation told "fox5" today that scalise was playing second base when the gunman was standing near third base and he shot scalise in t

kristine: the s&p is warning today that they may act on the u.k. credit rating before brexit talks are over. that is an attest on how closely people are watching this and anticipating the outcomes and per min tatian's on the u.k. credit rating, what that means for the economy, current account deficit. there is a lot of variables. that is why groups like s&p, and investors, are watching the developments closely. skin in the game so it is in his interest to speak the way he does, but listen to what he said about britain. i will read it. sustainable economic developments. brexit is a lose lose proposition harmful to britain and the european union. it cannot be undone. turn of take a missive fortune to exit andriy intervu or not fully e -- fortune to re-enter or not exit. kristine: right after brexit, the economic data was not looking that bad. investors have come to realize log and how data response. in the past month, we have seen data, wetch in u.k. when brexitup to and bric have started brexit. people are realizing it has a massive impact on what t

kristin fisher is live from the white house with more details. kristin? >> reporter: hey, kelly.l, "the new york times" is reporting that two senior administration officials are saying that president trump will not invoke executive privilege, but just yesterday white house press secretary sean spicer said he didn't know what the president was going to do. so here are the pros and cons. if president trump does not invoke executive privilege, then he runs the risk of his former fbi director saying potentially some very damaging things about him. republican senator lindsey graham explained it like this -- >> all i know is that director comey was fired by the president, and anytime someone's fired, you got to realize that they're probably upset about it. here's what i worry about, that he'll just focus on his conversation with the president and not answer any other questions because of the investigation. that would be a hit job on president trump, and i hope this hearing doesn't -- >> reporter: but if president trump does invehicle executive privilege and does muzzle comey, that just

kelly: kristin with more. kristin.

we get the latest now from kristin fisher. reporter roar it's been three days since comey's testimony but president trump is still. he said this morning on twitter quote, i believe the james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible. this morning the new chair woman of the rnc s of comey's own admission that he was the one who leaked his memos to the press. i think it shows how questionable his character is, that he would take conversations that he had with the president of the united states and then he gave them to a friend to leak to the new york times. i think it proves that the president made the right choice in firing director comey comey testified on thursday under oath that the president had said i hope you can let this go. i hope you can let the flynn investigation go. the president insisted the next day he never said that. but last night on fox if an interview that was taped on thursday, so before that rose garden press conference with the president, donald trump jr. seemed to contradict

back to you. >> kristin, thank you. >>> 4:38 right now. get you another check on weather and traffic. >> we'll go to chuck for a look at your forecast. first, let's go back to melissa and the breaking news out at prince george's county. >> so a big mess. take a look at this video just a couple of hours ago. a really serious accident here on indian head highway on palmer road. from chopper 4, right now everybody being pushed off to palmer as you're headed in there. northbound all lanes are blocked both directions. best option on fort road or oxon hill. hi, chuck. >> good morning, melissa. quiet start to the day. that's one nice thing. cool and comfortable for one final morning. won't be bad tomorrow m boy, is there some big-time summer levels of heat, haze and humidity. outside if you're planning to be outside and enjoy some of your favorite activities, running. running and biking. it will turn into a very nice afternoon to be at the pool. don't forget your spf and eating outside. breakfast, lunch, dinner no problem today. mid 50s to around

fox5's kristin leone is live with the latest on the investigation. >>reporter: good evening, ladies, still a lot of un answered questions in this investigation, but we're told by close family and friends that the girl's name is nabra hassan and they say she and her friends were attending a muslim prayer service a the time. investigat ors say that her body was found not too far away from where we were standing, which is about ten minutes away from where of right now they haven't confirmed if it is nabra. it's been an emotional day for this muslim community. what was supposed to be a comem raised tonighttive time during random has turned to mourning one of their own. she is a good girl. she don't deserve this. her heart breaks for the family. she comes to the community all the time. she help in the community center with the kids. she's very nice. around four this morning fairfax county police say they got a call about a missing 17 year old girl who was last seen walking with her friends off drainsville road. we're told she was with several other teens

kristin. >> good evening, ladies, a lot of people rely heavily on using metro system here especially red line and we're seeing effect here of people going to and from point too. b especially across the way at rockville line. this is at where we're at right now and a lot of people telling us in this case they wish the couldn'ty would ask the state for more money to be allocated xeshlingly in montgomery county. county council will be wr writeing a letter they are writing a letter asking the state for more money in this case to meet transportation needs. according to local coalition group they're not asking the state specifically for more money to go towards metro bus and rails. again like i mentioned they say as of this week there's more delays taking rails a if there's an opportunity to in this case fix a failed system when it comes to metro system why not do it now. before this week it came every 6 minute it's cut now to eight minutes. it may not seem leak a big disruption but difference between couple extra mintd on platform can be more crowds and fire seats and much reduced quality

kristin? >> reporter: over the weekend in an interview on fox, prompt seemed to acknowledge that he does believe that russia interfered in the u.s. election. is that how that statement should be interpreted? does he believe that russia interfered in the -- >> the statement he made in january is consistent with what he said the other day, he believes that russia probably was involved, potentially some other countries as well, could have been equally been involved -- or could have been involved, not equally, and he stands by the statement from january. >> over the past 48 hours, he's been hitting his press saysor hard for not doing enough to respond to that. so what is he doing? or what is he intend intending to do different? >> there's two aspects. one is if you believe the story that was written, that means from august through november 8th, two things -- one, if you believe that, then they did know about this, and they -- there's some serious questions about what they did or did not do in term

kristin well t kristin welker is standing by.m going to ask you what the white house reaction is, i know we don't have any yet because it is just coming out. put it in context. you heard elizabeth talk about president trump perhaps trying to spin it as partial victory. obviously this is a blow to one of his key priorities. >> reporter: that's right. in terms of reaction, we don't have reaction yet. we reached out to a number of top officials here. as soon as we get that, we'll bring it to you. you're right. if in fact legal analysis is accurate, the president will try to claim victory on part of it. bottom line, until there's a green light on the travel ban, president trump is going to effectively be defeated on this issue because this is one of his key campaign promises. he vowed he would put the travel ban in place. two different versions of it have been held up in various courts. the optics of it hasn't worked well for the president. he continues to argue this is an urgent threat. throughout the course of the past several mont

rob: kristin, last word. >> this is all about politics.ant to point out that this is nothing new. we have had nontelevised conferences and previous secretaries have said that not having cameras in the room can make more discussions policy focused. this is nothing new. all the outrage is to make trump look bad. rob will be we are going to have to run out of time. i appreciate you coming up this morning. heather: fox news did cover the iowa speech. the former pharmaceutical executive once called the most hated man in america right there he is heading to court. martin skareli facing fraud charges after raising cost of hiv drug by 5,000%. nyw liz live outside the courthouse in new york city. good morning, liz. >> heather, good morning to you. martin will be in brooklyn federal court a little bit later on this morning as his trial begins and jury selection will start today. jury selection could take some time. a hedge fund executive is best known for hiking the price of a drug known as deraprim from 13.50 to $750 a pill. the 34-year-old is head

we hear more from fox's kristin fisher. trump arriving at the white house after spending the weekend at camp david. mr. trump writing in part the make america great again aiden general dangerous deliveries is doing quite well despoit the witch hunt. one of president trump's attorneys re jected the notion while making the rounds on the sunday shows. there's been no notification of any investigation. nothing has been changed. shortly after he seemed to contradict himself in this heated exchange. he's being investigated for taking the action that the attorney general, deputy attorney general recommended him to t take by the agency who recommended the termination. what's the question? you've stated some facts. first of all you now said that he is being investigated after saying he didn't. >> no,s he's not being investigated. this is the fourth time in four days that president trump has described the special council's investigation led by robert mueller has a witch hunt and that's prompted democratic congressman adam shift to ac

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thanks, kristin.ly: well, for more on this we go now to lieutenant colonel michael watts, a retired former green beret commander and former counterterrorism adviser to vice president cheney. sir, good of you to join us today. >> thank you. kelly: so, colonel, what happened here? what really happened here in did the obama administration truly drop the ball on russia's interference in our election, and if so, why do you think that happened? >> well, i think, you know, at the end of the day, president obama, his national security team, susan rice just had a fundamentally flawed approach to putin, to russia and, frankly, in their foreign policy. they just did not understand that people in that part of the world and people like putin especially when you take a passive, weak approach they're going to push. and we saw that over the last six years. we saw it in crimea, we saw it in ukraine, we saw it in syria and across the middle east. so it doesn't surprise me that putin thought that he could not only attac

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we get the latest from kristin fisher. it's been three days since comey's testimony, but president trump is still coming out swinging. he said this morning on twitter, quote, i believe the james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anything else possible. totally illegal and very cowardly. the new chairman of the rnc hodded contact she was critical of comey's admission that he was the one who leaked the press. i think it shows how questionable his character that he would take conversations that he had with the president of the united states which should be under privilege and then he gave them to a friend to leak to the new york times. i think the president made the right choose in in firing director comey. comey testified under oath that the president said i hope you can let this go. i hope you can let the flynn investigation go. the president insisted the next day he never said that. but last night on fox in an interview that was taken on thursday before the rose garden press conference with the president, donald

for more, we're joined by kristine beckerle, the yemen and uae researcher for human rights watch. she was in yemen earlier this year. human rights watch in the associated press have just revealed the existence of a secret network of prisons in southern yemen were prisoners are tortured. we're going to begin. we are going to begin with the change, the shakeup in saudi leadership. explain the significance of the king now replacing his nephew with his son as crown prince. >> so i think when i saw the news yesterday, my first feeling was of surprise and my second feeling was of dread because my interaction with the idea of mohammed bin salman has been to the war in yemen. he was the deputy crown prince and the defense minister, so he was the official responsible for the ongoing military campaign in yemen. it is not just because he was the defense minister, but because when people talk about the war in yemen, they talk about mohammed bin salman and now he has been the driver of this war. amy: he is very young. he is 31. >> a kid, basically. when you talk about what is going on in yemen

kristin welker, what appears to be going on? >> reporter: well, people are starting to gather, as you point out. top administration officials here. we anticipate the president will be joined by a number of people within the climate industry who support this move. ceos perhaps. worth noting, all of this comes against back drop of what could be signs of a shake-up here. the president's communications director has announced his resignation. he is here targs it is worth noting will he will leave once the president finds his replacement. and according to our conversations with sources here, they're eyeing other potential staff changes. they're starting to build up a war room. what is being known as a war room to deal with the russia probe. and for this president who has been embattled by the russia probe, a chance to sthift headlines, at least momentarily. to focus his agenda items. striking that yesterday in the press briefing room, sean spicer wouldn't answer questions about russia for the first time. he deferred all questions to t

brian: thanks, kristin.t contradicted is because president obama put that ambassador in place. not the ambassador that president trump wants in place. steve: president trump did say and we just heard the sound bite from ford's theater last night this blood shed must end. this blood shed will end. he wants to do everything in his power to stop the violence. obviously one of the reasons he was elected president is a lot of people liked the idea of the temporary travel ban. and, in fact, that is the subject of something he was tweeting about last night. ainsley: that's right. this is what he said. we must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people. if we don't get smart, it will only get worse. and then he goes on to tweet this, brian. >> brian: we need to be smart, vigilant and tough. we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety. i understand the sentiment, but the travel ban would have halted in six or seven natio

kelly: kristin with more.in. >> the question for president trump will be what will be more damaging what comey will say in public for all the world to see or what it would look like if president trump tries to mussel him. >> that committee hearing was just noticed and obviously it's got to be reviewed. >> so that's not a no. >> i'm just saying, literally in my understanding the date of the hearing was just set, i have not spoken to counsel yet, i don't know how they're going to respond. >> now, the new york city is reporting that two senior officials are saying that president trump will not invoke executive privilege but as we have learned time and time again nothing is final with this white house until it -- until it actually happens. so with that caveat, i want to take a look at another huge hearing taking place on capitol hill next we're and this one involves the intelligence chief, nsa director, acting fbi director and deputy attorney general who signed off on this special council, that's taking place, the

. >> live outside the museum to explain is kristin. >> reporter: good evening, guys, we made a number of calls this afternoon to get answers in the investigation. again the bhition questions here opt table why not release that surveillance video to the public, if not the local media is responsible for this? anteother questions, are there any suspect or perpetrates of interest at this time in this investigation? and right now according to museum officials they say and i quote, they have no interest interest in releasing video at this time" they deposit tell 34e why specifically that's the latest from the single sewnian and i made a call and according to them it's part of protocol to handover or turnover the video in this case as part of investigation purposes. bottom line they could not tell me what was on that video they turned over to park police. a lot of people in the community are not only concerned about the noose incident here but also the incidents reported all across the d.c. metro area. and couple people we spoke to today, one in particular who chose not to go or identify her

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thank you, kristin. as we mentioned nab raised tonight's story is gain ing worldwide attention, the hashtag justice for nabra is now trending. you can find thousand s of tweets and social media posts. some include pictures of nabra or a drawing with a woman wearing a head scarf. there are several vigils planned for nabra in cities all across the nation. in can pennsylvania, we know about ten of them. many of them are taking place including in our area in dupont circle. other vigils are scheduled next week, including one in lake plaza in reston, virginia. we posted all of these different vigils locations on our website. >> we're following developing news in belgium. someone has been shot after explosion in brussels. a bomb squad performed a control explosion of a bomb belt that the suspect had central station photos posted on social media showed a small fire in the station. it is unclear right now if the suspect survived. it appears no one else was hurt. the damage was limited, a belgium federal prosecuto

. >> i can't wait to bring you the story about our own kristin berset. you will hear her amazing speech. >> we are still 80 at national airport. all the pavement keeping the temperatures up downtown. but you get away from the city, look at this. mid to upper 60s in lowden. joint base andrews and waldorf. it will be in the 60s most spots by morning the. the showers, the showers from earlier this morning, they are past nova scotia. all the way to newfoundland now. pulling away with the front to the south. that side of the front, the drier air where we are at on our side of the front. and, look at the futurecast tomorrow morning. it is going to warm up. it is going to be dry. humidity is gone. 82 winchester 75. frederick burg, 72. mid 80s for most of us. so looks like a really nice night. coming back in a few minutes with one of the most spectacular sunset photos i have ever seen taken off the chesapeake. >> thank you very much howard. >>> a minnesota man quit his job to make saddles. >> when i told my boss i was going to quit and do this, he thought i was

>> together for 26 years meet husband and wife owners kurt and kristin wentzment their business didn'ttart with buy e pie but a birthday wish. >> did he buy you a food truck. >> best husband ever. >> kristin said at 40 she needed life change. they got off to a sweet start in cupcake industry with jimmys cupcake food truck and then they saw a need for speed making a fast dash for something different, pie. >> we saw a pool in the dessert industry. there was not a lot of nice pies being done. we thought we would fill that hole. >> in the adorable calf take goes on for soup, salad and pie you can only get in ambler that's how they're made. >> people get a kick off the certain street they live on that is a keesh or something. >> well, i'm sure psych todd eat my way through ambler starting with forest avenue pie aka mac and cheese pie with bacon. >> oh, my gosh so creamy. macaroni and cheese bacon pie. does it get any better than that. i like when i can feel the flakes all over. i'll keep them there. >> and then the elm street keesh with mushrooms, spinach and. >> feta. >> and finally tennis

. >> and i'm kristin z. one man is dead. a woman shot survived. it's all happening on santee drive. not far from santee elementary. >> david louis live at the scene, david. >> reporter: reggie and kristin, right here on cresten lane. you can see there are at least 11 san jose police cars on this side of the street, it's only one block longer, other police cars on the back, very active investigation scene. let's go to video that shows kbro what you we first saw on the scene shortly after 9:00 this morning. it shows police officers fanning out where they found a body of a man lying in the middle of the lane shot and wounded. he was pronounced dead on the scene. at a house nearby, they found a woman who was wounded, at least one time. they have taken her away to the hospital, she's at regional medical center in san jose and believed to be -- they believe that she is going to survive. her wound or wounds. the police were fanned out throughout this neighborhood to try to figure out exactly what was going on. other than the body that was in the middle of the street, they had no witnesses

kristin fisher live, good afternoon, kristin. >> hey, jillian. president trump has been reluctant that russia did meddle in 2016 last night, he also placed the blame squarely on predecessor, the tweet reads like this, just out, the obama administration knew far in advance about election meddling by russia, did nothing about it, why -- what he's referring to is washington post that came out yesterday three months before election president obama received evidence of russian vladimir putin direct involvement in cyber-attacks and that they were intended to hurt hillary clinton and help mr. trump. over the next type months the obama administration went back and forth about what to do and how to respond, according to posts they were worried about being seen tipping the scales on such a politically charged issue in the end they settled on sanctions but president obama is now saying that it's all too little too late. listen. >> well, i just heard today for the first time that obama knew about russia a long time before the election and he did nothing abou

news 4 kristin wright is in national harbor with the message police have for those bikers. kristin. >> reporter: well, doreen sidewalk where there are just kids and families and people just simply hanging out. it is summertime, so police say they do expect this to happen more and more, but they are taking steps. they are hoping to make penalties tougher in the future. almost 100 illegal a tvs, dirt bikes and motorcycles up on the sidewalk at national harbor. in the streets weaving in and out of traffic, the wrong direction. >> people were just trying to get out of the way, that's all they were doing. >> he recorded the video from his balcony. he asked that we not identify him. only on news 4, he talked to us because he's worried someone could get hurt. >> the tourists, i don't want them to say, we don't want to go to national harbor because it's dangerous. it's really not. it's a very nice place. >> national harbor command center also captured video, prince georges county police tried to stop the riders but they got everything in their power to get these guys off the street

kristine svinicki -- people have a hard time saying her name. it is svinicki. she brings a unique set of skills to the table, something that has served our country. continued discussions with our chairman of the committee, john barrasso, ensuring parity as the senate looks to confirm other nominees to the n.r.c. this is in order to ensure that we have a balance of republican and democrat members on the commission for years to come. it continues to be a priority for me and our democratic colleagues. at this time i support moving chairman svinicki through the confirmation process. i do so out of respect for her long service to the n.r.c. and for the need to ensure predic predictability. i hope my colleagues will join knee supporting her nomination. mr. president, i think this particular nominee, not everybody on the committee in the senate will support the nomination of kristine svinicki. they could have held her especially. no one has. she's moved through our committee expeditiously. she should have moved through expeditiously and will be coming before us for an

kristin fisher at the white house.irst up, doug mckelway outside the supreme court this evening. >> the supreme court handed the trump administration a big victory over the much debated travel ban today, also a bit of a victory of religious freedom. speculation and rumors about the retirement of justice anthony kennedy appeared to be just that: rumors. no breakdown on how the justices voted, it's a stinging blow to lower court rulings. travel from syria, sudan, yemen, libya temporarily goes into effect. >> huge victory from the white house. this case will be argued on the merits the first week of octobe october. decision some time and may be december or january. whatever they say will closely model what they said here. >> the ruling exempt foreign nationals who are college students, workers recruited by u.s. firms or those who have blood relatives here. the administration says it will take effect in 72 hours. the high court's decision was greeted with stark partisanship. senate judiciary chairman charles grassley wrote

>> together for 26 years meet husband and wife owners kurt and kristin wentzment their business didn'ttart with buy e pie but a birthday wish. >> did he buy you a food truck. >> best husband ever. >> kristin said at 40 she needed life change. they got off to a sweet start in cupcake industry with jimmys cupcake food truck and then they saw a need for speed making a fast dash for something different, pie. >> we saw a pool in the dessert industry. there was not a lot of nice pies being done. we thought we would fill that hole. >> in the adorable calf take goes on for soup, salad and pie you can only iambler that's how they're made. >> people get a kick off the certain street they live on that is a keesh or something. >> well, i'm sure psych todd eat my way through ambler pie aka mac and cheese pie with bacon. >> oh, my gosh so creamy. macaroni and cheese bacon pie. does it get any better than that. i like when i can feel the flakes all over. i'll keep them there. >> a elm street keesh with mushrooms, spinach and. >> feta. >> and finally tennis avenue pie chocolate peanut butter pretzel p

today, kristin got all of those photos back that were lost. five years later. the one thing about technology is with the sd cards had that been if i am. >> there's no way. >> there you go. lovely memor ies. social media sometimes can good. >> yes, thanks for joining us here at five. the news at six begins right now. this is fox5 local news at six. hashtag justice for nabra a nationwide call for justice after the brutal attack on a northern virginia teen. plus busted, a group of men were caught after praying on clerks and customers at area convenience stores. and play ball, the alexandria mark where congress congressman and four others were shot reopened. the news at six starts right now >> the family of a 17 year old muslim girl killed in northern virginia is disputing claims that she was just a victim of road rage. good to have you with us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy instead relatives believe nabra was targeted because of her re limb just, we're also learning that the team ager was assaulted not once but twice. detectives are now trying to de

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kristin fisher reporting live from the white house, thank you so much. leland has more. leland: bring in oz. suggest -- the oz suggest taan from west point. nice to see you. wish it was under better circumstances. we always, at times like this, have this debate, we need to maintain and our law enforcement needs to maintain good relationships with muslim communities. at the same time, we realize it is those same communities that provide the safe havens for these types of attackers. what's the balance? >> i think we're looking at two sides of this. in america we've got a very integrated american-muslim community. in europe you have a largely immigrant community, and you also have a refugee community as well. one of the challenges we've had over the past 20, 25 years is that the european communities have not figured out how to build engagement. so the longer-term success for us in defeating terrorism is, i think, going to be twofold. one is understanding clearly what the profiles are of these terrorists. we've created a profile which basically talks about millennials that c

kristin wright is in rockville with one church's awareness campaign. kristin? >> reporter: hey, wendy. this memorial is right along old ju georgetown road. a lot of people are going to see it. it's 205 t-shirts, each with the name of a person from the d.c. area killed by a gun. the blue shirts represent maryland, the yellow ones, northern virginia and the white ones, d.c. we start our story tonight with a new mother in southeast who thinks about gun violence all the time. >> beautiful today. >> reporter: myra alhandra alvarado said her 6-month-old baby boy is her world. and she is his world too. >> take your time. i spend like an hour here, give him tummy time and then i leave. >> reporter: but their quiet time is often interrupted. in the middle of the day, gun shots. >> he jumps and he'll look and me and smile most of the time. >> reporter: several shootings have happened in myra's neighborhood in southeast, d.c. over the past few months, but the mayor's office says there's progress and that police have taken almost 900 illegal guns off the street this myra c

our kristin leone live from the parade route in northwest with more, how is it looking out there, kristin >> good evening, ladies, bear with me, i is an awesome -- (cheers). >> celebrating love, some people up here dancing, show them off, men. gentlemen, right over here. >> hi, so, introducing me, joining me now, omar? >> yes. >> and dave, yes. >> nice, thank you so much. >> yes. >> what does it mean to be here? you are from dallas? >> from dallas, right. it is real important. i think in me lifetime at least probably one of the most relevant times to be here, so we're excited to be here and celebrate pride. >> dave, what about you? >> same thing, i mean, environment of divisiveness, uncertain any our country right now, ac part of this type of end is vier onment, so inclusive, so loving, so important, so special. >> so is this your first pride here in d.c.? >> yes, absolute. >> i what do you think? >> awesome, energetic, everybody very friendly, the vibe, kind of crazy because i bit more, i mean, it is just great. so awesome. everybody is having a great time you. >> guys mentioned such a c

the president is at his golf club in new jersey where kristin fisher is standing by with the very latest. of course, just two days before the attorney general jeff sessions will testify. hi kristin. >> hi liz, still no comment from the white house about the jeff sessions testimony next week. but the president has already started personally attacking the format the undirected james comey again this morning and in doing so on twitter this is the quote - i believe james comey leak will be more far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible. totally illegal. very cowardly. now this morning, the new chairwoman of the rnc came to the president's defense. she also used james comey's own assertions that he was the one who leaked to the press. she also called for the end of the investigation into russia and the president. >> and i had to have a single sentiment that there is evidence that there has been any collusion between the chum campaign and the russians. that needs to stop.>> she wants an end to the congressional investigation but she did defend the sessions counsel investigation. she

kristin fisher, thank you. kelly., what will happen if rosenstein does recuse himself from the russia investigation? joining us now is vince kong lease, the editor-in-chief for the daily caller. vince, thanks for joining us. your insight into this. tell me what you see. >> well, it's sort of amazing sort of the web of people who are involved here. rod rosenstein recommends the fires of james comey. james comey intentionally leaks his memos in order to force a special prosecutor. rod rosenstein appoints a special prosecutor, and now he's saying reportedly that he might recuse himself from the investigation that he got kickstarted. so if he was going to recuse himself, why did he appoint a special prosecutor to begin with? it wasn't like the james comey firing came out of nowhere. rod rosenstein vehemently recommended that this guy was a liability for the fbi. kelly: and now if you follow the dots and all the anonymous sources that we really shouldn't be sourcing because we don't know what those anonymous sources have i

let's get on over to fox's kristin leone live in alexandria, virginia, and kristin, off the bat a lot wondering how the people who were hurt, how they're doing tonight. >> reporter: good evening. at last check again five people are in the hospital right now, and two people are in critical condition including steve scalise and another colleague of his who was out thon field when the gunfire unfolded. now we're told this all happened starting at 7:00 o'clock this morning again it was supposed to be peaceful practice for these congressional leaders who were here preparing for the baseball game tomorrow. the congressional baseball game in d.c. a peaceful practice that just went in a completely other direction in this case. so multiple gunshots were fired. everyone just started shielding themselves out there on the field. five people were taken to the hospital. i'm told another person may have been injured as well. but as far as their conditions, two in critical condition and three including the capitol officer who's were there at the time and prevented this from becoming much worse i'm to

kristin fisher, north lawn of the white house. kristin, thank you. let's bring in tom from the washington examiner for more insight. put aside for the time being, this is on unnamed sources that president trump says he doesn't like. put up perhaps the answer to president trump's question why the administration didn't do anything. this from "the washington post." the assumption that clinton would win contributed to the lack of urgency. shocking. >> very shocking. look, and i think there are a couple of other factors there, that play into this. we've seen in recent weeks, the questioning, why the dnc didn't hand over their server to the fbi. one reason why might be there was something there they wanted to hide and that the white house pressuring president putin, the white house was worried if they put pressure on, he might do more so maybe there was some fear there, but we get into the weeds there, but look, there is-- this is the wilderness of spy world and he think the only underlying issue is president obama did very little to counter significant ac