so we get to lexington and what does pitcairn find? pitcairn finds out the americans know he is coming. there's been no secrecy. there's been no speed. they are ready for him. he gets various reports about what he faces, and when he actually finds out that there's a very small body of troops on lexington green, probably not more than 70, and he's got 230, he decides to attack them, and he kills a significant number of them. colonel smith hears that this has happened. he's still making his way from arlington, and this is totally against orders, and he comes rushing up and it puts a stop to this massacre. of course, the americans tried, the lexington men tried to get away as best they could, but only, we still had 22% casualty rate, which is a very, very high and very, very heart rendering en you know theirndidual stories. pitcairn of course is delighted. this is exactly what sandwich and the king want. they want more killing. the only criticism of pitcairn that they would have is you didn't kill enough. so this killing ignited all of th

here in lexington park.to me o we cooking all day. >> i got peopleti wai. going todo this interview becae they're too busy. the food looks fantastic. tears jonathan. we got one. awesome place. tell me about it doctpe we kind of just od a couple years ago. try to, you knoe a place for the community can come a talk. the cheers without the alcohol.y where eve can come and have a good time, and just kind of relax and go from there. >> all right so, sir, your name is pl. >> it is indeed. >> all right. do i call you the owner? >> yeah, well, let's cal him the owner that way he gets the problems. >> okay. >> irs wts to talk to you. you're good that's correct. >> tell me about your place. >> you guys awesome. you got a gre crowd this morning. >> my brother stovaine startk te one bac in 1988.nt expando a couple or three or four of them. and weseecided to them in '99. then jonathan decided to come back home about ten or 12 years later and we opened another one and theommunity has been unbelievable. our custo trs arehe

down in lexington park maryland. come down and sayit hi. the site for today's zip lengton park.r park i should be fun down in saint mary's county.h them at 6:05. developing overnight.at's >> oh my god think that rollercoaster just derailed and we ran over there. sure enough it was hanging on by just looks like a tinyre . >> frightened onlookers describing a rollercoaster derament in daytona beach. it sent 2moiders plummeting than 30 feet not ground. several others left dangling had to be rescued byre fighters. six people in the hospital this morning. no word ond what c that derailment. >>loser look at home now on what's going on locally in the district a woman is fighting for her le after an apartment fire in northwest. that fire began in a ground floor n apartment lastight in the 800 block of r strt. at last check the woman was in critical condition no word on what sparked thefi . >> developing in fairfax county, a marathon school board meeting last night ended with a vote for changes to the sex ed program. >> battle lines were n at the pa

let's head back o to lexington park. annie and tucker first responders.> all right. thank you guys. as always it's friday it' timefy several folks we want to talk about a couple things going on here in lexington park. to my immediate left this is brian dixon deputy chief three, is that right. >> yes, sir. what does thatn mean, i'm charge of station three down in electioning ton park area. >> gotcha. respsible for all the personnel there and units and respond t all the emergencies whether it's house fir vehicle accidents, any type of extrications have. >> also. >> ride on theng units and everythind respond with them as well. >> we also have kyle adams here. who i the deputy chief with nine y correct. es, sir. >> all right. >> basically, the same a dixon here i have the same role at our california firehouse we have twv stations. >>y good. >> who are the members behind f? are theyrom your house? >> they're from both stations. >> okay. brought some of our uutakes we here. >> hello. >> whole bunch of other members here to comeut and supportthis . >> we want to

but it comes just days after the incident at the lexington restaurant snowballed online. >>> well, now to the historic court ruling and a major victory for president trump. today the supreme court upheld his latest travel ban in a narrow decision. abc 7's amanda del castillo is live at stephens creek in winchester where hundreds spent their afternoon rallying against this ruling. amanda. >> reporter: and dan, that vote was 5-4 with the majority agreeing that president donald trump has the power to restrict access into the united states from seven different countries, all in the name of national security. >> i'm surprised that it's 1942 all over again. >> reporter: another time the supreme court ruled in favor of a president's national security argument. only back then the decision led to japanese-american internment during world war ii. >> i think what's lost here is the logic and reason behind whether this will make us any safer. >> reporter: in tuesday's 5-4 vote justics decided president trump has the authority to make national security judgment when it comes to immigration. banning

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yet, i'm the program director here at the lexington institute. pleased to see so many of you are able to join us today to discuss president trump's postal service reform plan. if you could please make sure your cell phones are turned off. please limit any side conversations so everyone can hear the speakers throughout the event. please do help yourself in the buffet in the back which will be available throughout the forum. we would like to thank mr. paul stidler. he is the senior fellow at the lexington institute for all his valuable and timely research on this topic the past few months. i would like to thank ms. smiley who many of you greeted outside and she is our research assistant for the summer and invaluable putting this together today. i will turn it over to the ceo, mat kraina, who will introduce our speakers today. thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you for the delicious food. a lot of people come for the information, but most people come for the food. we're glad to have such a delicious lunch. we appreciate all the work to organiz

. >>> i am the program director here at the lexington institute. i'm pleased to see so many of you were able to join us to discuss president. trump's postal service reform plan. if you could please make sure that your cell phones are turned off and please limit side conversations so everyone can hear speakers. please help yourself to the buffet in the back which will be available throughout the forum. i would like to thank the senior fellow at the lexington institute for all of his valuable and timely research on this topic. i would also like to thank ms. peters she is the research assistant for the summer and has been invaluable putting this event together today. i'm going to turn things over to our ceo, mr. mac carey . >> thank you very much rathna and thank you for the delicious food. a lot of people come for the information but most people come for the food so we are glad to have a delicious lunch but we appreciate everything rathna has done to organize this and all of our lexington event. we will give you the forum that we've kind of perfected

. >>> well, t red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia, was thrust into the spotlight after

many thanks to those who run the postal project at lexington. great work and thank you for the conference. hope all of you have a great weekend and we look forward to working with you in our future postal endeavors. thank you so much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] in one hour, the justice department inspector general michael horowitz and fbi director christopher wray will go to capitol hill to testify before the janet judiciary committee on the report looking at the fbi handling of the clinton email investigation and the 2016 election. live coverage starts at 2:00 eastern. we will hear more from the inspector general michael horowitz tomorrow. he is set to appear before the house oversight and government reform committee. you can watch live starting at 10:00 eastern on c-span three. also online at c-span.org. week,g at congress this the senate returns today at 3:00 eastern.

ainsley: the red hen a restaurant in lexington, virginia.. is this type of trump hating sentiment how the people in that area really feel? lexington is our next guest's hometown and he says that this behavior is not representative of the community. here with more is the virginia house delegates and congressional candidate running for goodlatte's seat is ben klein. good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning, ainsley, thanks for having me. ainsley: ben, what was your reaction, when you saw the red hen, the picture and you heard the story about the owner kicking out sarah huckabee sanders and your her family in your area. >> it was very disappointing to hear. i grew up here in lexington. great small town with a lot to offer. washington university. national bridge virginia. state park. a great place with great people who are very friendly. when i heard that she was thrown out of a restaurant for her employer and her political believes i couldn't believe it i tweeted an apology and since then she has been in touch and

in lexington people have dropped off flowers and notes in support of the redhead is that is drive-by in cars and pickup truck saying it does not reflect their values but none are speaking to each other. >> congresswoman maxine waters denied she said anything that equates to what she claims the president said about stirring up violence against the opposition. former governor of arkansas mike huckabee, great to have you with us. >> from acting waters to say she didn't say what she is on camera saying tells us everything we know about maxine waters. >> he wrote an interesting piece defending her daughter but also do not go online and vandalize their menu, don't put up false yelp reviews, you shouldn't sink to the same level. >> that doesn't gain anything. my daughter handled this not only skillfully but respectfully and she did it in a classy way. she didn't scream or yell or make a scene, didn't demand to be fed, she politely got up and left, but let's keep in mind why she was asked to leave, she wasn't loud, she wasn't belligerent, she didn't throw food on anyone, she wasn't drunk, sh

>reporter: red hen restaurant heren northwest has no relationship to the red hen restaurant inrg lexington, viia where a waiter says his boss asked him to ask white ars leave. sanders was sarah sd reportedly dining with her family whoas also asked to leave. the incident has sparked defte on both sides o the aisle. i mean it's deserd, you know. he may can feel what it you b like toe kicked out of somewhere except not for her whole life. one in five star reviews fill the faceboo and yelp pages after a surf at the rtaurant posted on facebook saying i just served sarah hug bisanders for a total of two minutes before my other than kicked her out along witf seven o her family members. a sanderlso tweeted about bng refusedded service moments what they're doing is intolerance. it's called justice, you know. poetic justice, that's exactly wait was while s applauding the restaurant for pushing back against the trumpdministration , others are t chastisinghe restaurant owner for ing intolerant. even s the red hen rest trabt in the district unrelated to the red headt restauran in lington is doing a.m.

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people in lexington reacting. >> this community in general is a very liberal community.s veryat conserve county. and i think that people respect each other's believes. buff a right not to serve somebody. >> i don't really approve of it. i don't agree with t way it washandled. i don't think it represents the county as a whole. >> people online are confusing this restaurant with the red hen restaurant inin blo dale in d.c. that restaurant receiving threats. and negative yelp reviews. tonight it posted this on its facebook page saying businesses in d.c.re prohibited from discriminating against anybody because of polittial affil and reiterating that it is not affiliated with thein lon restaurant. >>> a new community kitchen is up and running working for eonew montgomery county. the kitchen at the silver spring united methodist church is taking in spark pluurplus produ turning it into food for the hungry. projects like these are so important in solvering one of the world's biggest problems. >> hunger. not on this country but the entire world. and setting standards that it can

in lexington virginia, they have a facebook page.the red hen restaurant. how dare you embarrass our town and give lexington a bad reputation. they add on the facebook page, mr. president trump and secretary sarah sanders, we sin sincerely apologize for the poor behavior. i mentioned last hour we were talking about comparisons to baking a cake for a gay wedding and viewers are pointing out that the bakery, and i checked it out, the head of that bakery has said he didn't discriminate against gay people and not serve them. he said come in, buy a cake, but i don't want to design a gay wedding on the top. just as he claimed i didn't want to design someone wanted a divorce case, he was against divorce, someone wanted to do an anti-america cake and he felt i don't want to do something that's anti-america but i'll serve you. i won't say get out of my bakery. there is a difference there. the restaurant is saying you work for president trump, get out. we will not serve you. >> either way, it's a private company. you're able to do what you want

lexington is experiencing today. numerous shop owners refused to talk to us about the redhead in controversy, worried that if you take aside you risk alienating half your customers. >> it's very painful for me what's happening in this countr country. i'm not happy with those that are mouthing off on either side. >> i hope you are not only talking to people who support this. what she did is really an embarrassment to all of us. >> the redhead owner was also until today the executive chair of an influential business group today. she resigned from that post this afternoon according to published reports. >> aer sarah and her husband left and the family relocated the owner of the red hen then organized an effort to go and scream at them from the sidewalk at the other restaurant. >> his story confirmed by the man who hosted the sanders family at his bed and breakfast. >> it's an unfortunate situation because i guess, again, if you are to make a statement, make the statement, don't keep screaming at and follow people or wha

again, i would like to thank the lexington institute for inviting me today. i appreciate the opportunity to talk to you all. thank you. [applause] >> our next speaker is james campbell. a longtime advisor to the federal express corporation on u.s. postal reform and international postal policy. he has also been heavily involved in studies for the european commission. on european international postal laws as well as studies for the postal regulatory commission. on american development of postal law. he also worked for dhl. where he led efforts to reform national international postal customs in aviation regulations. back in the deregulation age a couple of decades ago. he is a graduate of princeton university and georgetown law. we welcome you, thank you so much. >> i gave him a much shorter biography! i don't know where he got all of that stuff. [laughter] i will say that when i first met ann i was not a young man but a lot younger. thank you very much. it occurred to me, most of the talks you will hear of course, deal with specific topics. that presidential ta

the incident prompted a mixed reaction in the lexington community. >> i think it was courageous for her to speak out against injustice. >> if that had been someone from the obama administration, i would be just as upset. >> reporter: sanders said debate on policy is just as important but harassment of administration officials is unacceptable. just last week protesters drove homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen out of a mexican restaurant near the white house. president trump weighed in on twitter advising the red hen to focus more on cleaning its filthy canopy stores and windows rather than refung to serve a fine person like sarah huckabee sanders. a sign in the front window of the red hen reads love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into a friend. steven portnoy, cbs news, the white house. >>> a great white shark only feet from a kayaker, coming up the incredible video of sharks closing in on the santa cruz county shore. >> a headache after touchdown, the ride share pickup changes confusing travelers at sfo. >> and sky drone 5 takes us over a silicon valley est

. >> director here at the lexington institute. pleased to see so many of you are able to join us today to discuss president trump's postal service reform plan. if you could please make sure your cell phones are turned off. please limit any side conversations so everyone can hear the speakers throughout the event. please do help yourself in the buffet in the back which will be available throughout the forum. we would like to thank mr. paul stidler, he is the senior fellow at the lexington institute for all his valuable and timely research on this topic the past

they're not affiliated in any way with the lexington virginia red hen, the one that booted the white house pss secretary over politics. but the hc. restauran been getting harassing calls, e-mails and even deathnd threats a someone threw eggs at the place. chef and co-owner mike freedman says he realized he was in a political town, but he never expected to be in controversy because of the establishment's >> this is not something that is exciting to deal with on a daily basis, especially when there are threats coming in against youra rerant. obviously you have to gauge those threats and arm yourself with the right information. >> reporter: friedman says it would be nice if the white house would help clear up the controversy though the president's recent tweet criticizing t virginia red hen starts the harassment that just started to die dow did hear again there was some addressed from the white house press secretary. whether it will make a difference here or not, that remains tbe seen. actually, they're telling me that when they get to folks and tell them that we're not that red hen, th

on the menu at red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia. or you can ask for the "hate plate." and appetizers are small plates for small minds. but hours earlier, he posted this tweet, quote, nancy pelosi introduces her campaign committee for the take back of the house. and homeland security kirstjen nielsen heckled last week at a mexican restaurant. >> if kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace! >> can't do it through an executive order. >> reporter: tonight, inside the white house, sources telling abc news officials are suffering from whiplash, blaming white house aide stephen miller for pushing the zero tolerance policy. >> i didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated. >> reporter: and now are left scramming to implement the executive order stopping the separation of families. >> and tara now joins us from the white house. sources are telling you members of congress may have new legislation to fix the issue with the president's executive order. >> reporter: senior white house and hill officials say, if a larger immigration bill fails to pass in

it would dwarf the lexington reservoir. that's where david louie is live with more on an interesting plan. >> you could say that. $1.0 billion is a lot of pen most going towards construction but $2 oh oh million alone to ainquire the land. for that the south bay will get the largest reservoir ever with the capacity nearly eight times that of lexington reservoir. the this is the 274 acre site north of pacheco pass road where the reservoir is proposed. there is an existing 6,000 acre reservoir used by a water district. the 140,000 square reservoir. females the feeds for a quarter million household for aier. the big project has a price tag to match. $$969 million. the valley water district applied for bond money from the state population proposition 1 covering half the cost. another water district will chip in process. while it may take ten years for completion, district board member gary kremens says drought is always a concern. >> not only is the drought not over we could be heading into one right now and need to be prepared

called main street lexington. a passer by who purports to be a member of that same group dropped us off a flyer yesterday. it read our business which is completely inrelated to the red hen and lexington is under attack. my business is receiving calls and letters saying they refuse to bring their business to lexington because of this woman's actions. this incident goes without saying is resonating across the country. maxine waters was ex coreiateed for her remarks over the weekend where she implored her supporters harass trump administrations officials at any time any place. the criticism of waters is not coming just for republicans. a spokesman for tim cain said he believes civility and respect from everyone are important to a functioning democracy and adheres to the biblical principle. senate minority leader chuck schumer sent a clear message to waters, cease and desist. >> no one should call for the harassment of political opponents. that's not right, that's not american. >> shortly after that waters called a ha

we're zippinto lexington park. we hope to see you out there in southern maryland.s your weekend setup. high pressure off to our south and westli wilver a warm saturday with daytime highs in the 80's but a dry saturday and then that area of high pressure gets east of us and, know, when you're getting july and august and you get high pressur of us thate can often mean 90's and i think we'll get near 90 for by monday as steve was next couple days l83 goorek tom. sexington pk come out and ues, looks great. 85 on saturday. 91 on 96 monday. ri now 6:47.your t>>y, t keeping our eyes on the roads and we do have seventh street northwest a khe t additional slowdowns ro district. 17 minutes, a bit slow kenilworth southbound from 50 wn to the 11th street bridge. oute a loop just little sluggish in collegeerark, 95 ov to 270. 25 minute ride, some brake lights there. inner loop still pleasantly at speed. 50 wesksound great out by maryland 410. just a yellow zone, the beltwayo t 295, 9 minute ride. get heavies towards 295. g they're flippine camera around, just under a 30 minute

at lexington reservoir, david louie, abc7 news. >>> all right.let's check in on our weather, because it is getting hot, driveway, and windy. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> the heat is going to spike towards the end of the week. at the moment we have mild to warm conditions with sunny skies and patches of fog near the coastline. we are looking at blue skies over the bay and the embarcadero. currently 61 degrees in san francisco. over in marine layer beginning to build now. santa rosa 75. 83 concord, and 80 livermore. and the view from the east bay hills camera. thin, high clouds and low clouds beginning to expand. and these are our forecast features. low clouds and fog expanding widely overnight. little cooler in most areas. temperatures soars inland on friday and saturday. gusts of 28 miles per hour in fearfie fairfield. overnight low clouds and fogs reaching the bay. and then forecast shows that fog is going to be pretty dense in some areas during the early morning hours so that may reduce visibility for morning commuters but

down lexington park come out and see us. 64 this morning.st wt to show y the dew points you get these numbeck banto the 50s or low0s a that's very comfortable air. this isig great s of what we can expect later. t it will be warm mid 80s but again without a lot of humidity, remember a couplehe days ago day of the parade when it felt great, it will feel like one of tthose afternoons a littlhe warm side but it should be a beautiful afternoonit as hy is out of here for at least the next day or so. okay. there'sar satellite/rad. clouds fading away. you can see the clear skieso our north and west. highn,ressure builds i and we are going to do something we have not de a lotf in the past couple ofd months. anat is have a dry stretch of weather. so warmings up thi is your weekend forecastur. high pe just off to our south and west gives us temps in the 80s by sunday for father's day we'll keep the sun around with high pressure in charge but we'lltart toet that what we call return flowut the win of the south and that will pump both the htnd the humidit

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when lafayette arrives in 1825, in lexington. in his memoir, he tells the on a fence.e was there were a ton of people. lafayette is in a carriage and he tipped his cap in his direction. he turned around and saw no one was behind him. he got frightened, ran off. olvedthat moment, i res i was not going to be a slave and i was going to escape. he attributed it to the recognition lafayette gave him. >> thank you. i am visiting this country. was the french government interested in the visit? alan: could you repeat the first part? >> i asked whether the french government was interested at all in his visit and were involved in the visit from the french delegation? alan: the french government was very negative about the visit. this was under the bourbon registration -- restoration, louis the 18th who died during the tour. it just moves to the next subject. he doesn't say anything about it. he was distrusted, hated by the bourbons. the success of charles the 10th, there are to bring people who stayed consistent to their principles, me and

happened friday at the red hen in lexington.hington post" it was because of the trump administrati ban on transgender people in the military. >>> one of the busiest roads in alexandria getting new name in a few months. city council voted to change jefferson davo highway t orchmond highway. residents asked the name jefferson davis was the president of the failed confederacy. >>> there's a renewed effort to save a building. a fundraising campaign kicked off withf a goal raise ago million dollars and saving the history that lives within. >>> 7:30 this sunday morning. we are all smiles. we have our coffee, ready to thank you for being with us. i am adam tuss. >> i'm angie goff. rise and shine. drink up the good brew. going to be a good day. lauryn ricketts standing by wito on another warmup. >> little sticky o there. >> little bit on the humid side this morning. that's the way it will bth ughout the day, guys. temperatures are reaching around 90 degrees. humidity and heat, it feels warmer than that. beautiful morning out there. we s

>>reporter: the red hen relationship has no relationship to the red hen in lexington, virginiahere a waiter asked his boss to ask white house press secretary sarah sanders to leave. sand a ers ding with her family who was a asked to leesm thenct sed debate on both sides of the aisle. i mean it's deserved. maybe she can feel what it'ske ment she got kicked out of a restaurant. one in five star view t fillhe facebook and syeerver posted on facook saying quote, i just served s a hug bisanders for a total of two minutes before m owner kicked herb out along with ven of her family membersment saers also tweeted about being refusedded service moments later . what they're doing is intolerance. the ' called justice. poetic justice, that's exactly wait was. wle sor a applauding the restaurant for pushing back against the trump o administrationers are chastising tth restaurant othern so the red head in theis dict unrelated to the red head restaurant inexington is doing damage control aa mid the controversial encounter. this is the third trump administration official who has been forced to leave

secretary was expelled from a restau ra nt press secretary was expelled from a restaurant on friday in lexington are following this advice. people have criticised mrs waters for making these comments, saying it ta kes for making these comments, saying it takes us away from the main point, the immigration debate, and gives fight to both sides and incinerates the debate further. it is interesting comment, i guess. as you say, fears that it distracts from what is happening in the country when there is a loss of white noise, which does not really get anywhere, you don't get behind the headlines and understand what is really happening. the danger is that if this is encouraged, that is all people will see. yes, and of course, and just imagine if people were taking this advice seriously, then of course you would — is good to see people voicing opinion, but, if you had people doing that in all sorts of situations, creeping crowds against members of the opposition or the cabinet, though that is a huge distraction, i guess. 0k. the cabinet, though that is a huge distraction, i guess. ok. we go to the dail

theed hen in lexingtons after refusing to service sarah ckabee-sanders and her familyri >>> allght. here we are on the precipes of what for many people could be af long holiday weeke they take monday and tuesday off >> or the whole week. we're supposed to have a lotf travel tomorrow because everyone just called eight weeks. >> i keep wondering do you celebrate before the holiday ora after? >>t's a good queson. >> i think it starts now. >> you're celebrating, it's never too early to celebrate america. come on. >> w champagne botere popping because you have a week ofy and i'm ver envy you don't say of you as we take a look outside, what a nice start to the holiday week. it's been awhile since we've been able to string together a going to takes placesbe d that nning yesterday and through the weekend into the whole holiday week. we don really have thunderstorm chances until maybe dependence day itself, but that is still so far offhe big story is the heat, our summer heat wave has begun, temperatures in the 90's and the air conditioners working ertime. 92 in ba 86 at winchester, sunny an

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. >> sanders saying i was told by the owner of red hen in lexington, virginia to leave because i workleft. her actions say far more about her than me. >> i want dignity and compassion and fairness. >> her father, mike huckabee coming to her defense tweeting bigotry on the menu in lexington, virginia. at red hen restaurant. or you can ask for the hate plate and appetizers, small plates for small minds. hours earlier, he said nancy pelosi introduces her takeback of the house. sanders is not the first one to face outrage. homeland security secretary was heckledekt a mexican restaurant. >> if kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace. >> you can't do it through an executive order. >> sources tell abc news officials are suffering from whiplash, blaming white house aide steven miller for push being the zero tolerance policy policy. >> i didn't like the sight or feeling of families being separated. >> now scrambling to implement the order to stop the separation of families. tara palmieri, the white house. >>> protests continue at the border. demonstrators had a shouting showdown in mca

. >> sanders saying i was told by the owner of red hen in lexington, virginia to leave because of i work for potus. i politely left. >> i want dignity and compassion and fairness. >> her father, mike huckabee coming to her defense tweeting bigotry on the menu in lexington, virginia. or you can ask for the hate plate and appetizers, small plates for small minds. hours earlier, he said nancy pelosi introduces her takeback of the house. sanders is not the first one to face outrage. nielsen was heckle at a mexican restaurant. if kids don't eat in peace, bc n officials are suffering from whiplash, blaming white house aide steven miller for pushcy policy. >> i didn't like the sight or feeling of families being separated. >> now scrambling to implement the order to stop the separation of families. tara palmieri, the white house. >>> demonstrators had a shouting showdown in mcallen, texas. the whereabouts of 1800 children separated from their families under the now rescinded trump administration policy are still in question. abc news reporter, marcus moore has the story. >> emotions boiling over

with this tweet from sanders on saturday saying last night i was told by the owner of red hen in lexingtonave because i work for the president and i politely left. well, as a result people are now flooding other red hen restaurants with other angry comments on social media, those restaurants are now forced to go to damage control mode. the red hen in washington, d.c. released statement on facebook, good morning, the press secretary was at the unaffiliated red hen in lexington, virginia last night and not at this restaurant. businesses located located in washington, d.c. are prohibited to discriminating because of political affiliation. red hen in new jersey is in no way affiliated with red hen in virginia, we are independent family own business which happens to share the same name. the case of mistaken identity here sparking new reaction on social media. kim on facebook says, thank you for being an establishment that serves all. it's ashame people associate the one in virginia with your establishment. robbie on facebook, it's a shame that anyone should be denied service because of their po

have probably heard of derek abandoners being kicked out of th restaurant in lexington, virginia. tloo that debate continues. hear what oneco ressman is calling for. 6:33 now. another war of w tds ontter for president trump. this time with tonight shoes host jimmy fallon. out overdent lashed comments fallon made about the infamous hair sthoe duringhe 2016 presidential campaign. in an interview fallon says h received a lot of backlash for that interview and regretted it. yesterday the president tweeted at fallon telling the late night host to be a man. b fallon firedk tweeting in honor of the president's tweet, i'll be making ao donation races, in his name,, it's a nonprofi helping to provide legal services to immigrants and their children. it'said more than $20 million. >>> right now a quick look at the health story thafo we are llowing for you right now. the primary for decision 2018 in maryland happens tomorrow. we'reu telling you everything need to know before hitting the polls at 7:00 a.m. tuesday. first more than 18,000 voters are not properly registered because of a computer

nearly 39 grand paid to the lexington hotel for long-distance phone charges. 1,000 bucks a week spentcharges. >> it really is an amazing feat of undercover work. >> even more amazing, after the arrest, malone doesn't break cover, remaining by the gangster's side during his 1931 trial. but as this handwritten note reveals, his time as a capone confidant abruptly comes to an end -- in the courtroom, after malone notices something odd about capone's bodyguard, philip d'andrea. "i noticed a man carrying a gun." in the courtroom? >> in the courtroom, with bullets. >> oh, my gosh. the whole courtroom could have been shot up. mike grabs d'andrea, pulls him outside, and arrests him. now everybody knows mysterious mike is not a mystery. >> absolutely. his cover was blown. >> he could have been killed. >> certainly, but capone said, "you took your chances and you won. i lost." and mike said, "you get a lot farther in life with a badge t a gun." >> capone is sentenced to 11 years in federal prison. and he's not the only crime boss mike malone helps take down in his 40 years of undercover work. >

i was walking up lexington avenue in new york last night. five blocks.nd i will tell you 50% to 60% of thers to are empty. if you go around the country and go to shopping malls. the impact of online internet buying direct to consumer, and we are participating in it. we invested a lot of money in a lot of companies online. it decimated the whole neighborhood aspect. and even how people used to date, they used the telephone and called someone. now they use online dating. that affects sales taxes. but it's how interaction was so didn't going into your local waste was. people lost a lot of that. i think this is one component of sales tax. i think a lot of local retailers will be -- will warmly greet that. maria: you said you were walk and all these shops were out of business. what does that say about the economy? we are getting good numbers, virtual full employment. growth being talked about up to 4% in the next year or so. federal reserve has the second quarter. are you seeing that from your vantage point? >> it's interesting. from the standpoint of the cop

nearly 39 grand paid to the lexington hotel for long-distance phone charges. 1,000 bucks a week spentod. all key evidence leading to the arrest of capone on tax-evasion charges. >> it really is an amazing feat of undercover work. >> even more amazing, after the arrest, malone doesn't break cover, remaining by the gangster's side during his 1931 trial. but as this handwritten note reveals, his time as a capone confidant abruptly comes to an end -- in the courtroom, after malone notices something odd about capone's bodyguard, philip d'andrea. "i noticed a man carrying a gun." in the courtroom? >> in the courtroom, with bullets. >> oh, my gosh. the whole courtroom could have been shot up. mike grabs d'andrea, pulls him outside, and arrests him. now everybody knows mysterious mike is not a mystery. >> absolutely. his cover was blown. >> he could have been killed. >> certainly, but capone said, "you took your chances and you won. i lost." and mike said, "you get a lot farther in life with a badge than just a gun." >> capone is sentenced to 11 years in federal prison. and he's not the only

. >> reporter: write a nice redhead restaurant in lexington, virginia refused to serve presidential spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders. that's when things slid off the rails for norm. >> it's the same name. we thought, no big deal. they are 3000 miles away. then we started getting phone call after phone call after phone call. >> reporter: they have been inundated with angry, profane messages from angry trump supporters, most of them from out of state that the cited to complain to any red hen they found on google. >> to have all of this negative stuff coming through, my manager got two hours we've been the last couple of days. >> reporter: atoll some of his loyal customers who can apparently read a map have been coming in to support the restaurant and many of them are wondering where this uncharted path of social media is leading us. >> there are voices that shouldn't be heard or, left back to was the mentality there? for crying out loud! >> reporter: business is still a bit off but he is staying optimistic things will improve, even as he works to remind angry people across the country that is n

that restaurant, the red hen in lexington, will now be closed until next week. yestdday protesters swarhe small town. a man was even arrested for pouring chicken manure on to the building. we're told the restaurant will reopen on july 5th. >>> the justice department announced dozens of new charges agaidt a man accuse of rammingis ontinue har into people in charlottesville. a grand jury handed down almost new federal hate crime charges against james fields yesterday. heather higher was killed in that last august. if convicted, he could get life in prison. the justice department says the new charjtz send a strong message that hate crimes elizabeth be tolerated. >>etargeting people becaf who they are or what they believe, the bed rom principl on which our nation was founded. the department of justice and theivil rights division are resolutely committed to i eradicat hate crimes from our it communities and our country. >> fields is also charged in higher's death. the unite the right rally are rmit to ng for a demonstrate in d.c. this august to mark one year since th

sarah sanders says she was asked to leave a restaurant in lexington, virginia friday night because she works for the president. officials say 2300 children have been separated from their parents at the us/mexico border city administration zero-tolerance policy began in may. a senior administration official tells fox news that 500 children have been reunited with their families after being separated at the southern border. they see the children and parents were separated for on average, three days. no word exactly on when or how the other 1800 will be reunited with their families. the executive order that the presence on a wednesday did not include details about the reunification process. reporting at the white house, ellison barber. fox news. >> the emotionally charge debate raised in all media this week especially social media. bryan llenas has a look at that. >> fact is when you take an already emotional situation and add children into the debate, emotions will run extremely high. the newest addition of "time magazine", the cover has added more fuel to the fire. it shows a two-year-o