first time again that the maryland men and women la crosse team have won the national championship inon. college park turning into title town. boy, do we need it in this area right about now. >> i know, that sport belongi to maryland, their third title in four years for the women. >> crab cakes and la crosse. >> that's maryland. >> give ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >>> tonight, total confidence. president >>> tonight, total confidence. president trump publicly defends son-in-law jared kushner amid reports he tried to set up a secret channel to russia, but privately word kushner is being warned to lay low. >>> water slide horror, caught on camera, a boy flies off a brand-new slide, slids along the

. >>> the women's la cross national championship but can the guys will there be two trophies >> men seen college park after the nine to six win over ohio state. the victory is very special >> this is great feeling. i never felt this way in my life. knowing how hard we've been working since august and quite frankly, i seen everybody so happy, it's weight off chest. >>> this is maryland's first la cross championship in 42 year, big congratulations to the team and the coach >>> nor good news, maryland baseball they're going to make the third ncaa four years, watching the live announcements do i. 30 seated will first west virginia friday at 2:00 p.m. tempering running wild in san francisco. bryce harper going wild after he charges the mound and everybody said let's do it. the bench is unload. sue is shocked. bad blood, this is the first time they met since -- here's the question, was he going for strict or just looking to, you know, unleash the fury. both players nats won 3-0. >>> there's a lot of hair there. >>> the caps are going outside again. they're going to display in annapolis, they w

this weekend, the state of maryland will be represented in foxborough, massachusetts at the la crosseal four. both the maryland terrapin men and women's teams will be also playing as we want to say of course they will. and the athletes on both sides, happy to have their counterparts along for the ride. >> it speaks a lot about the maryland la crosse program, not just us, it's girls and guys. so the girls have been pretty successful recently. so we're going to try to catch up with them and hopefully bring it home together. >> everybody here wants to win a championship. no one's coming out just to win games. we want to be able to compete and have fun, i think that's the type of program maryland, both men and women bring. >> a big weekend at gillette stadium. no women's team from any service academy has ever won a division one national title. so navy women, two wins away. dn >> fingers crossed. >> some history there. >> thanks, carol. >>> thank you for joining us. stay tuned. "nightly news"oming up next. c vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helpi

la crosse. hat trick in the first period alone, which gives maryland a lead. it is 13-4.t is rambo again. maryland advances for its fourth straight final. final for this one, 18-9. in soccer, a big night for the washington spirits last night. their newest star, mallory pugh, made her debut. "mallory"!]chanting for fans to see her out there bringing excitement for the sports and the team. we caught up with a few fans on how cool it was to see her. >> having an international player always makes everybody someoneand especially who is going to be on the national team for a long time, the first chance to see her. everyone wants a piece of that. come see want to go her, and if that brings more people here every week, we are good with it. we want to grow the league. >> just seeing posters and people yelling your name, it is weird for me, but it is really cool because it shows people care, and people are a fan of you. anchor: i wonder if she rancho. in hockey, nhl playoffs. pittsburgh exploded for four goals in the first series. crosby gets in on the action with this redirect. pe

maryland winning the la cross. but could the guys follow suit?tes left in the first, buck eyes up one nothing, he rips the left-handed shot and into second. erps, five to two. trying to make a come back, go to an empty net, not maryland takes advantage of the opportunity scores and maryland wins 9-6 first in 42 years. >>> they will a make their third ncaa appearance four years, the team watching the live announcement. they will face number two west virginia on friday at 2:00 p.m. >>> meantime bryce harper goes wild. harper window after giants reliever in the eighth inning and everyting got in on the action. bryce was impressive hair action there. got to point out bad blood. the first time two had met since harper hit two home runs. the bad flip the helmet. i don't know if he was trying to go with the helmet >> i think he was but it flew out of his hand. >> both players were ejected. they wouldn't suspensions likely coming. >>> the capitols getting another shot at hosting an outdoor game, not at nats park. they're going to do it in annapolis, conf

. >> congratulations to the maryland turf la cross team advanced to >> wet weather. >> eyes to the skiess is to the south and southwest. next couple of days keep an eye >> we got orioles on. >> see you after the break. >> later. [vo] one moment can change a life. intelligent technology can help protect it. ♪ ♪ >>> baseball, america's favorite past time. nothing beats summer nights at the ballpark and what better time than this holiday weekend? ♪ ♪ >> the world champs are back. the dodgers, they're playing great. needs i remind you about what happened last year? ♪ ♪. >> let's not forget about the astros. they're on fire.

i learned mister shirley played an instrumental role and having the support of la crosse designated the state board of maryland. there will be a special place in the heart of all maryland. gaithersburg, join me in welcoming craig shirley. [applause] and interview him will be juan williams who needs no introduction but we are going to introduce them anyway. emmy award winner and fox news contributor since 1997, celebrated author in his own right, mister williams the prolific chronicler of the civil rights experience in america. eyes on the prize, 1965. and so democratic party, 3-1 majority. welcome to friendly territory. if you ever need a respite from fox news we welcome you here with open arms. gaithersburg, please join me in welcoming juan williams. [applause] >> a pleasure to be here with craig shirley -- craig shirley who high have known since the reagan white house in the early 80s. i did not know about lacrosse. i want to start with the basic question, people so kind, the book festival, why did you write this book? you have written extensively about reagan before. >> i guess if yo

. >>> women's college la crosse, final four, foxborough. a fifth straight trip to the championship, taking on penn state. jen giles, she's down for the cause. her 36th goal of the year, puts the terps ahead 3-0 in the first. same period, same result. caroline wynn passes to zoe stuckenburg, maryland starts out 4-1. late in the first half, caroline steele and megan whittle, her second goal of the game. terps up 11-5 at the half. this game started at five, second half just tonight, no time is set for the first pitch in that one. last night, in a game against purdue, marty costas is called out for nots actively trying to avoid the pitch. coach is livid. after his batter is called out, he's ejected from the game. gets tossed. the big hit, terps rally, kevin smith, bases clearing double, terps wine 5-2. >>> in potomac falls, virginia, windy day, but that did not slow down miguel angel jimenez. that's an eagle on 9. they say eagles do not fly in flocks. don't tell jimenez that. on 18, he does it again. another eagle, finishes round 2 at 1 under 7

. >> kev is the team' las cross manager.is at all the games and all the practices working with the players and encouraging th them. how do you help the guys? do you boss them around or what? >> no. >> help coach. >> feels like one of the brothers on the team. like just feels part -- keeps us up and gives us something to play for. >> kevin's love for the lacrosse team and his loyalty has not gone unnoticed. this is video of the players cheer him on every step of the way as he gives it all his at a [ applause ] >> we can learn a lot from him. to see him cross the finish line and compete the way he does, it means everything. he's an example of how we should all act day in and day out. [ applause ] >> the connection between kevin and the players is genuine. and mutually beneficial. >> i just see true friendships being made there. they don't really see him as being any different than anybody else. he's just one of guys. >> kevin's parents couldn't be prouder of their son and the community that has embraced, loved, nurtured and ac

. >> nba finals, stanley cup and don't forget about the men' las cross championship game tomorrow atl go matt rambo this kid is incredible. >> beast mode. >> he plays for university of maryland check him out tomorrow at 1:00 o'clock. >> all right. tomorrow is a holiday. now reason not to. it's memorial day. >> that's it. >> how about let's make it real simple. she's crafty and always has the cutest ideas. roberta is in the house. she's going to help us wow our party guests as we celebrate summer in style. >> she's crafty. >> she's crafty and she's cute. >> hey. ♪ ♪ >>> memorial day weekend. not looking that bad across the area. we'll focus in on that forecast for today. we'll call it partly sunny to mostly cloudy. temperatures will top out right around 74 degrees today. in around the philadelphia area. just a 10% chance for a passing sprinkle but the best chance for rainfall overnight tonight and then tomorrow 50% chance for scattered showers. most of the rainfall chances tomorrow the first part of the day temperatures top out around 81 degrees. as we look at ultimate doppler you can

las vegas.>> we crossed the street and that's where we saw him on the ground with his head in his wife's lap.they came and took over. the day started compressions immediately. eventually asked for that defibrillator. >> at that time deputies arrived with a defibrillator or eeg machine. >> we got it hooked up and shocked him. it saved his life. >> he has defined the odds and functioning as if nothing happened. new testament to the response from his for angels. >> it's a beautiful thing. none of us have experienced anything like this where we see our work come to life in front of us like this. it is a great feeling. >> a simple thank you was not enough. after the reunion steven and susan watched as the four of them were honored by the community. >> thank you so much and congratulations. >> a proclamation from the city to officially recognize their heroic efforts. >> they are amazing. >> they are now lifelong friends and planning to have lunch together. it is convenient because stephens cardiologist in walnut creek is the floor above were those nurses work. they are planning to have lunch togeth

las vegas. >> we crossed the street where we weren't supposed to and that's where we saw stephen on the ground his head in his wife's let. >> reporter: >> and then my four angels arrived and took over. they literally took over. they started compressions immediately. and then eventually asked for the defibrillator. >> reporter: at that time, deputy's arrived with a defibrillator or aed machine. since his recovery, stephen is defying the odds and functioning as if nothing ever happened. a testament to the quick and organized response from his four angels. >> it's a beautiful thing. very overwhelming. none of us have experienced something like this before where we see our work come to life in front of us like this. it's definitely a great feeling. >> reporter: a simple thank you wasn't enough. after their reunion, they watched as the nurses were honored by the community. >> on behalf of the city council, thank you so much and congratulations. >> reporter: a proclamation from the city to officially recognize their heroic efforts. >> they are amazing. absolutely amazing. >> reporter:; a coincidence

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chancellor angela merkel, the head of the european commission, all of them keeping their fingers cross that marine la pen does not win. but let's see what happens sunday but there's a lot at stake no doubt about it, guys. nicole: ashley webster in france, another vote in the uk a month later, lots to watch in europe. make sure to tune in right here on sunday's special coverage of this french election. lou dobbs 7:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox business network. lauren: house vote today impose new sanctions on north korea, the sanctions target north korea's shipping industry and use of slave labor. they come time of intentions. goods produced by north korea's force labor would be prohibited from entering the united states. nicole: nikkei and kospi closed. hong kong hang seng and shanghai composite in china both finished down 3 quarters of 1%. lauren: european stocks are trading mixed at the moment. cac in paris down 8 and dax down 46. nicole: u.s. stock market futures are in a wait and see mode. today is the job's report. right now mixed bag. s&p futures up a half of 1 point. so definitely

illegal immigration is way down along one part of the crossing point mexican border. correspondent william la jeunesse is in mission, texas to tell us why. >> the river is right there. because of the rio grande valley is where texas dead ends into the gulf of mexico. to central american immigrants, it's a new beginning. these men from guatemala and honduras try to evade border patrol. >> anyone who illegally crosses the border will be detained until they are removed. >> president trump's rhetoric on the issue isn't much different than president obama. >> if you get here, you are likely to be turned back. >> this time immigrants appear to believe it. >> words matter. the rhetoric matters. the discourse now emanating from the attorney general is they will be sent back and quickly deported. stick with this is the busiest sector along the border. it's >> the laws and the books are being supported. >> the border patrol's numbers tell that story. apprehensions have fallen every month from 15,000 in november to just over 1,000 in april. the media may have inadvertently scared and agreements -- scare

las vegas. >> we crossed the street where we weren't supposed to.we saw steve on the ground with his head in his wife's lap. >> then my four angels arrived. and took over. they literally took over. and started compressions immediately. and then eventually asked for the defibrillator. >> at that time, alameda county sheriff deputies arrived with the defibrillator or aed machine. he's defying the odds. a testament to the quick and organized response from his four angels. >> it's a beautiful thing. very overwhelming. none of us have experienced something like this before where we actually see our work come to life in front of us like that. it's a great feeling. pique a simple thank you wasn't enough. after their reunion, stephen and susan watched at the four of them were honored by their community. >> thank you so much. congratulations. >> a proclamation from the city to officially recognize their heroic efforts. >> they are amazing. absolutely amazing. >> some might call it a coincidence, others might say it's fate. but steven's cardiologist is actual

counties, including a victim crossing the street in whittier, a car-to-car assault nearby, and an attack in la merida, where a man was killed. >> i just heard three shots and then i heard four shots after that. >> i just heard that loud pop outside my window. >> reporter: he says he was nearly killed when a bullet hit his head rest in the middle of traffic. >> kind of scary to think if i were driving a mile an hour slower or they were driving a little bit faster, that definitely would have ended up in my neck. >> reporter: the spree may have ended last night in the side of a motel. >> i heard boom, boom, and i thought it was fireworks. then i heard boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: police say two shooting victims, a man and a woman, were taken into custody after being found with another stolen car. >> as it turns out, they matched the description of the earlier shooting suspects in the whittier area. >> reporter: at this point, the sheriff's department says it does not have a motive in this case, although the suspects appear to have chosen their victims at random. the couple that is being questio

sees a major drop in illegal border crossings from central america, down 80% this year. fox news's william laon the border in mission -- la jeunesse looking at factors behind the drop. >> river is right there. as soon as they run through the gap they're in the house. reporter: rio grande valley, rgv for short, where texas dead ends into the gulf of mexico. for central american immigrants it's a new beginning. >> you think you can earn money? reporter: these men from guatemala and honduras tried to invade the border patrol recognizing days of easy freedom is over. >> anyone who illegally crosses the border will be detained unti reporter: president trump's rhetoric on issue isn't much different from president obama. >> if you get here, you're likely to be turned back. reporter: this time however, immigrants appear to believe it. >> work matters. rhetoric matters. discourse eminating from the attorney general, the administration they are sent back and quickly deported. reporter: rgv is the busiest sector along the mexican border. since january, numbers have fallen through the floor. the question

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la cruz. the bridge retrofit could be delayed by as much as a year. work was supposed to start this week on both the midway and meridien bridges which cross 880 east ofe. but kpix 5's juliette goodrich reports plans changed when the crews found a nest. >> reporter: they found that nest in those trees directly behind me and the overpass was supposed to be demolished and rebuilt until nature flew in. "skydrone5" giving us a bird's- eye view. >> these bridges are built back in the '50s and it's something we have to update. and take care of. >> but if anything can put a sudden halt to a construction plan along the midway overpass -- [ birds squawking ] >> reporter: it's the protected hawk. >> i see them all the time. >> you do. >> yeah. >> reporter: owner of the olive tree farm and market right by the i-80 overpass. >> eggs are not hatched yet. >> reporter: the midway bridge is right over interstate 80. the plan was to demolish this bridge and construction the new one that met seismic safety standards. but then biologists made a discovery. right over there, in the tree. they discovered the swankton hawk was nesting in there and during a second inspection

la muerte." that's just part of williams's 2,500 mile journey. how did you end up getting across the border? >> we actually crossed a river.get into the united states. >> okay. what did you do next? >> immigration got me and they took me to the detention center. they took guys who look older and made them say they are over 18 so they can send them back. >> oh, because if you're over 18 they can just send you back? >> yes. they took me to a room too and wanted me to say it. i said -- >> and you wouldn't say it? >> no, i just don't say anything. >> so, and i heard because of you they've changed the law. >> yes. i went to testify mostly because i wanted to help my sister. she come here, too, because my father tried to kill her with a machete. that was like the main point why she decide to leave the country. >> yeah. what was it like to testify? that had to be -- >> i was pretty nervous, but i thought maybe i can help some people, people who come here not because they really want to. it's like they need to escape from situations like mine. and people still say it's in the back. >> we call those people haters. do you know that

la liga title in five years pipping archrivals barcelona to the top. let's get more reaction now on north korean state media confirming that the country has successfully carried out another ballistic missile test. we can crosss. what does this mean for south and north korea relations? it clearly puts them in great difficulty. there isa puts them in great difficulty. there is a new president kiir who has been in powerfor is a new president kiir who has been in power for less than two weeks. he came to power different approach to his predecessor —— like the new president here. he said that dialogue was the week forward. clearly, that hasn't been taken up in pyongyang. —— the way forward. we have had to missile tests in the space of a week. the foreign minister said they were reckless and irresponsible actions, throwing cold water over the hopes and desires of the new government. for denuclearisation and peace on the korean peninsula. what the government would have hoped for would be some kind of pause in the missile testing programme. that has not happened. the dilemma now is, does it take up the hardline approach of its predecessor? a big debate in this country and beyond about whether you accept that north

la law, then guess what. law enforcement is there to uphold the law. >> kat: no cities were listed as lacking in compliance. seems like political posturing. >> eric: 70% reduction in border crossingsrump points out, the reason why wall needs to go up is not only for illegals, it's for human trafficking. people are coming over. >> kat: i am antihuman trafficking. >> eric: it is god awful. as far sanctuary cities goes, you don't like it in texas? you don't like the governor? vote for someone else or go to california or washington state where the sanctuary policy is alive and kicking. >> i am mystified by this. the law doesn't go into effect until september 1. how can you begin to prosecute cities for not enforcing the law? it doesn't actually go into effect. as you pointed out, these cities haven't been cited as a noncompliance. i think the attorney general just wants headlines. it's not clear there is any violation. >> eboni: i will answer your question. it's not uncommon to have these preemptive litigation efforts. trying to get in front of it, trying to anticipate for political or other reasons why some people might not comply. my issue is this: he talks about the constitutionali

cross state lines. detectives are asking anyone who may be a witness or a victim in this case to please come forward. in watsonville, jeannine de la vega, abc7 news. >> a man is now in custody after a five-hour standoff with contra costa county s.w.a.t. team. they say the incident began as an argument between mckay and a neighbor on knotting ham drive. the suspect pulled out a gun and started shooting. no one was hurt, but others were evacuated and others told to stay in their home. >> illegally cutting down trees in a national forest, ph icap aal virginia are accused of downing 32 trees during a pledge initiation in april and national forest. 300 miles north of san francisco, the fraternity also faces a charge of possessing a firearm because a witness heard gun fire at the campground. he has denied the charges. >> university of california's office of the president, the state auditor said there was nothing criminal about how janet napolitano handled the seth curry plus. lyanne melendez explains the recommendation. >> reporter: that's what the state auditor said she got while trying to get to the bottom of her investigation into a