lindsey rupp. guest: your caller is right. did a disservice how quickly they expanded and a lot that, to my realizes earlier point, for a long time, storesne thought, ki open and drive growth, they were not vetting people working in the stores or training them as fully they should have and weren't focused on how nice can i make store and what kind of experience is my customer getting when i walk through the door. seeing refocusing on that, when i talk to company heartives, the buzz word i is experience, we have to give customers an experience and a back to keep them coming tochlt your point, forgetting the consumer, the consumer is in driver's seat for dictating what they want. or a long time, retailers were telling you what to buy, what was in style and what was on customersocial media, don't want to be told, they want outfits, ut their own they don't want a logo, they want their own style, they are retailers fall into line. etailers have been slow to catch up to the trend. i think your caller is right that retailers maybe we

lindsey buckingham wouldn't join the band until five years later. band? >> the way we were asked in or the way i was asked in was so random. >> bucking hamg who grew up in snans had his own band with his then girlfriend stevie nicks. one day walking into the studio he said he saw the producer of his album playing the record for a tall skinny man. >> i see this guy like grooving away to the guitar solo and i thought, what is going on here, and the song finished and he says, lindsey, call from mac. >> i get a call asked if i wanted to join. >> reporter: buckingham had one condition. >> if you want me, you'll have to take my girlfriend. >> reporter: the classic lineup of fleetwood mack was born. >> do you remember the first time? >> stevie and -- >> rehearsal. >> i was singing "say you love me" and you and steve i have chirped in with background vocals. i sat there with goosebumps. i couldn't believe it. ♪ >> reporter: lindsey buckingham gave up his own band, he says, to join something bigger. e mean just the series of circumstances. >> it's unbelievab

lindsey: it was arguably the post anticipated moment of the trial. andrea constand walking into the courtroom where she gave a tearful testimony. >> we're proud of her for containing her composure. lindsey: the former temple university employee testified what she says happened in 2004 at cosby's pennsylvania home. she says she saw cosby as a mentor and when he gave her three blue pills to ease her stress she took them but quickly started feeling dizzy. i was trying to get my hands or legs to move, she said but i was frozen. constand said cosby sexually assaulted her and wanted it to stop as she cried on the stand. cosby, who said their encounter was consensual, sat stoically from her testimony until one point she got graphic and he bega head in disagreement. constand's attorney said she was amazed at her composure and doesn't think inaccuracies in her story are problematic. >> do you think it will be problematic with the inaccuracies in her statement? >> i was a prosecutor for a long time and it's not uncommon. police officers and lawyers and judges

lindsey mastis has the latest on this. lindsey: chelsea manning is releasing why. >> all this, the death, destruction and mayhem and eventually i stopped seeing just the statistics and the information. i started to see people. lindsey: manning is convicted of releasing documents. but she was acquitted of the serious charge and as for being pardoned by president obama -- >> thank you. a chance is all i wanted. lindsey: manning has been sentenced to 35 years in prison. the longest for an american leaker. at the "live desk," lindsey mastis. alison: thank you. well, hundreds of people gathered in san francisco to honor the man who helped launch the modern pride movement. gilbert baker recited the rain -- created the rainbow flag in 1978. he passed away in march but one of his friends said he will live on through the flag. >> his legacy will go on for hundreds of years. it's an inspiration to see it coming around the world. alison: the gathering took place in castro district where the flag hangs on every corner. baker was 65 ye

lindsey? >> reporter: we are here in the chill em neighborhood. police say that apartment buildings and shopping centers are being targeted. and you might be surprised by what's being taken. police say that even disability placards or loose change can catch a thief's eye. >> this past week, we can see hot spots where they are. >> reporter: prince george's county police hope visuals like these make an impact. they've been tweeting photos from recent car break ins, along with the numbers, more than 2300 increase over last year. >> they will hit as many car as they can. >> reporter: deputy chief sammy patel says thieves will use tools to punch out a window in another case a car's lock broken off >> that's not quite the norm. they walk up and pull on a door handle and we see that over and over. >> reporter: be unlocked vehicles are the ones most commonly getting hit. often in places where there are a lot of parked cars in one place. >> this right here, you can see it's an apartment complex, buildings, same thing, apartment complex. it's just easier fo

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lindsey is calling from maryland on our republican line. hi, lindsey. caller: hi. thanks for c-span. you know, one caller said something about she's from illinois and she ignored the fact that chicago is like baltimore here in maryland, one of the murder capitals of the nation. as far as town hall meetings being safe, it was in fact congresswoman giffords who got shot while down in her district. i'm for the second amendment, but here it is again. congress is passing a chauvinistic, self-serving law leaving the rest of us to fend for ourselves. the thing is more aristocratic than democratic. why is it they aren't expanding this to have federal preemption in the law and give the rest of the nation their second amendment rights? i'm in maryland. i am trying to buy a gun. on top of a seven-day waiting period i have to first go and qualify for a license to buy a gun. that's like these football stadium owners that force you to buy a license before you can buy the ticket. it's just another way of getting money. it's just another way -- what other right do we have to where

vance, laurie metcalf, lindsey buckingham, christine mcvie.ause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- joel edgerton, from "band aid," actress and director, zoe lister-jones, music from royal blood. featuring the 8g band with jared champion. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." [ cheers and applause ] how's everybody doing tonight? that is great to hear. let's get to the news everybody. former fbi director james comey testified before the senate intelligence committee today and comey ran the gambit of emotions from bemusement, to confusion, to outright anger.

lindsey: yeah. alison: thank you. nancy: next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- less than eight hours until the revised travel ban is enforced. who is allowed in and the brewing legal battle before the supreme court coming >> and what dominion energy is doing to keep these standing when the next derecho strikes. alison: coming up at 5:00, ten years after the iphone was introduced we look at cell phone insurance. "7 on your side" tell us if it's worth it tonight at announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. alison: five years ago today the derecho hit our area. it killed 22 people across the eastern states. it knocked out power to millions. nancy: what has been done to protect your family from the next derecho strike? nathan baca is live in vienna to find out. hey, nathan. nathan: power poles like these are the lifeline to 911 and other emergency services. that derecho storm hit northern virginia power poles especially hard. what lessons have been learned? we went inside the herndon control center where the

we'll talk to senator lindsey graham ahead. >> there is defiance in the face of evil. several world recognized musicians about to take the stage in manchester. only 12 days before that massacre took place. what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. the >> the public can expect to see additional police both armed and unarmed and have security plans in policing plan in advance are being reviewed. you will also see increased measures to keep the public state fund bridges. shannon: that was the word from scotland yard two hours ago. they said a lot. 21 in critical conditions. some facing life-threatening injuries after seven were killed last night. london is the capital city under siege. authorities ramping up security after the united kingdom suffers a third major terror attack in three months. bill gavin, former assistant direct or the fbi in new york miami and denver. bill, good afternoon to y

. >> lindsey graham said -- >> i think we ought to pull that up. >> get lindsey's point. >> trying to be a republican. >> trying to help. >> trying to help the president. trying to help you. >> here is what's so frustrating for republicans like me. you may be the first president in history to go down because you can't stop inappropriately talking about an investigation that if you just were quiet would clear you. it's frustrating for me to want to help a man who i think will do big things no other republican will do like immigration. this is not helping. >> you know, rick, conclusion, regardless -- >> better lindsey than us. he is impossible. he can't help himself and it's a problem for the presidency. >> it's hurting him legally. with donald trump extraordinarily hard to prove conclusion. i don't think they will be able to prove it. it's going to be too difficult. but donald trump has done a series of things where he's stumbled into the cross-hairs of mueller because of his tweets, because of his statements, because of his actions. so like lindsey is saying, come on, just be quiet an

lindsey. >> reporter: jim and sarah a-the school board members and school ceo dr.re about to meet here in executive session, so maxwell is going to be face to face with those board members are accusing him of corruption. we'd love to know the conversations happening behind these walls but we do have to wait until the public portion of the meeting and that's going to be starting at 7 o'clock tonight. for the first time maxwell is going to be speaking publically about the allegations of widespread corruption and fraud, that grades are being changed and records manipulated to push students through and increase the high school graduation rate. maxwell has continued to refuse our repeated requests for an interview but a school spokeswoman tells me he is going to be making extensive remarks tonight. as we've been reporting, four board members took this straight to the governor's office asking for state investigation. they say they have testified evidencehundreds of kids graduao did not earn their diploma. maxwell has denied this. he said those board members are playing p

so while everybody lindsey's to. journalism and secam knows they couldn't care less about this this is a business and anything that gets in the way of business is going to be smoothed over well with this here's what here's one thing also if you're talking about voters the media is under scrutiny right now like never before the democrats as you mentioned al franken and the like they've also got constituents that are angry at the media and if this goes through with the optics involved it's not going to look good for anybody and jeff zucker i mean there are whispers that he might be shelved a bit but i purport that it would be bad optics for politicians to let this go through and i think that that would have a very very big implication for them personally well you proport we report wait a minute that's a slogan here's what's happening though eighty is going to say guess what we're in the entertainment business you think see it as a problem get rid of c.n.n. we don't need this it's not worth our trouble they're talking a

you're a better man debate lindsey's this is symbolic of the world it is it a marker of cause i'm of what's happening worldwide well i think so in the time i spent talking to business leaders and since i've been in london i've spent a lot of time on the ground talking to friends here but also a lot of people on the streets to go along with what larry is saying it's a microcosm of what people are feeling they're angry and one thing that's very interesting to me is you get a lot of numbers thrown around statistics from both sides it confuses people and it causes people to sometimes vote without clarity on both sides of the issue it's been very interesting to talk to people here about that and the u.k. is not alone so i would ask like what was the number one reason people voted to leave well it was a thirty year effort by the conservatives to break away from the european union from the day this happened because well independents sovereignty but i believe that what is unfolded in the middle east the refugee issue the immigration issue that has put pressure on all of the european countrie

and boom bust is coming up next right here on earth to america lindsey graham joins us for a preview of what's ahead lindsey hey there oil falls again ford says it's going to export its cars from china to the u.s. by two thousand and nineteen g.e. says it won't make the engines for boeing the sleek new aircraft and polls open for the most expensive house race in u.s. history my guess ways and that's coming right up there i can't wait to hear thanks so much lindsey and that does it for now for more of the stories we've covered go to youtube dot com last r.t. america also check out our web site r t dot com forward slash america we've got the palm me on twitter and tweet question more. directly the american middle class has been railroaded by washington politics. big body for four years that's grown a lot of oil that's how we use the loop culture in this country now that we're at home. i would still. argue america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded you'll get great profit in the break. when you work in news and politics for a while you start to see patterns and the patterns only em

senator lindsey graham is one of them.in the today and he will explain his concerns live from d.c. >> shannon: this is something you never want to see if you're sitting on a plane. flames shooting out from an engine. why do i have to keep reading these scary plane stories? take the train. >> a huge thud and continual thud and the engine was spewing fire and you could smell smoke in the cabin. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. >> bill: united airlines flight from chicago to miami forced to turn around after an engine catches fire mid flight. video taken from inside the plane here. show you the flame

most are not lindsey graham or ben sass. most will are willing to say the base likes donald trump i don't want donald trump picking on me individually i'm willing to go along to get along. i don't know what the effects of that will be politicly, philosophically morally for the party as we go into the future. the first mark be will be the 2018 election what do the american people make of this? is the donald trump republican party -- not donald trump -- the donald trump republican party trumpism what people want. >> and what i think will be interesting to watch tomorrow, the job numbers will be interesting that will come out. you talked about whether or not trump can make good on the promises. we'll see what the numbers say tomorrow. be interesting to see what business does. and they are clearly at odds with this president. a lot of businesses are. which is odd to say that for republican administration at odds with business. >> particularly this one. >> exactly. >> that was his whole pitch. >> exactly. and he is a businessman.

lindsey graham earlier said it was a wrestling match.rtain her was a match in which there was no knockout punch. each side had its strong points. the picture of president trump that was presented by james comey even senator lankford said was very inappropriate behavior, the kind of but behavior that is just hard to imagine a president saying those things to his fbi director about an ongoing investigation. but not a knockout punch. i think everybody needs to hunker down now for a long process, this is the final take away. watching the reactions from republicans in the senate, i think it is going to be a very hard to pursue this obstruction of justice theme as long as there is a republican congress, so next year's in the midterm elections, i think in some ways it is going to be a referendum on what we heard this week. >> dickerson: susan, david makes the points that is a political court, this isn't about whether the president can be prosecuted in a court of law so those initial reactions, while people might not have joined in in the white

senator lindsey graham is here, and judge napolitano. we began with chief national correspondent ed henry on what is in this statement today. what it sets up for tomorrow. good evening, ed. >> good to see you. on top of what the president's personal attorney jumped on there, about how james comey in this testimony that is coming tomorrow will back up what the president has had all along. that on multiple occasions, the then fbi director told the commander-in-chief he was not under investigation. beyond that, there are other parts of this testimony for the president as well. for example, on february 14th oval office meeting. allegedly, set about general flynn, let this go. well, comey also testified, "i understood that we drop any investigation of flynn. i did not understand the president to be talking about the broader investigation into russia or possible links to its campaign, about collusion." with by the way, martha, there is no evidence of that. on top of that, in terms of that meeting, comey says he did not tell fbi agents about ab

in a bit, senator lindsey graham a host of issues. there are a handful of states in which lawmakers believe obamacare did not go far enough. they want the government to pay for all health care. one of the states is california, but there is a problem. lim lodge and s has the los angeles. >> i believe we should move toward a medicare for all single-payer program. >> it's an idea pushed by the left. single-payer national health insurance where the government pays all the bills directly to doctors, hospitals, drug companies. >> if you look at the financing of a single-payer system, what you find is it saves money if it's done right. >> the sales pitch: no insurance companies, no waste, no middleman. lawmakers in new york, new jersey, rhode island, and massachusetts are all trying to push through single-payer bills this year. last week the california senate passed single-payer legislation that would make every resident legal or not eligible for coverage. no premium, no co-payment, no deductible. the lure of the simplest way the idea of sin

at the live desk, i'm lindsey mastis. jonathan: japan's coast guard said an hour went by before the collision between the uss this gerald in a container ship was reported to local authorities. seven american sailors were killed, including xavier martin of hawthorne. he was a good kid. he would give you the shirt off his back. >> he was a patriot, an american. >> he would make any parent proud. jonathan: marine records show that the container ship made strange course changes before smashing into the uss fitzgerald. the navy says the fzg will take at least a year. nancy: new video of a daring rescue off the coast of texas, a coast guard worker being lowered onto a tanker ship. seconds later, an injured man is lifted off and race to the hospital. jonathan: from washington state, that airplane is landing without nose gear. the pilot was able to bring the airplane in, both props stopping immediately, then skidding to a stop. two guys jumped out and ran for it, and in the finally got -- than the pilot finally got out and walked

. >> lindsey watts has the story. >> reporter: when somebody overdoses this is the most common, it's called nor racks zone, narcan, this is easy to crews, we'll show you how it's done, patient's nose. we're using water for this to demonstration because this does not come cheap and firefighters need all they can get. >> i contrasted an individual unresponsive >> it's a common call. first responders say alcohol was to blame in this case. a man passed out in the road on florida avenue northwest. he eventually came to. drug users also sent firefighters racing through the city. opioid abuse reached a crisis level and getting worse >> we see a large number of individuals surrounding jurisdictions are seeing that >> this medication is used to revive people who have overdosed and are struggling to breathe. >> it's a quick pressure >> it costs about $30 per dose and necessary to revive a patient. fire departments across the region, they've more than doubled. fairfax county averages nearly 60 cases per month, montgomery county about 70, 100 in prince george's county and about two 260 per month

lindsey watts reports. >> the big question in this case was why were the two teenagers brutally murderedht before their graduation. both were shot multiple times inside a vehicle in montgomery village. police now say they believe they found the motive. one of the teens killed was targeted because of a d drug-related robbery that he allegedly committed. police say the victim of the alleged robbery is wife one of the suspects arrested. shadi najjav in the red shirt and police say she was ta targeted after alleged robbery and they till don't know for sure if najjar committed the crime fwlut were rumors it know if the second victim artem zibrov just happened to be in the car. one of the suspects arrested had arranged to immediate [ ajar and get extra graduationtic fretz him. they believed it was a use lor him to montgomery village and that man was one of the three suspects for attacking both n aj jar and sdiber off. three arrests. investigation is not over yet. >> we're even more convinced now, considering progress we've made in this investigation over the past 36 hours, that there are addit

lindsey >> overdose numbers are around region, fairfax montgomery county, especially here in dc.is comes in. it's called nor rocks zone, it doesn't come cheap. the cost keeps rising. some patients need more than one dose, on average, dc has about 260 patients using it. all across the country dealing with the cost of the epidemic. >>> students are being targeted for the religious beliefs, but it's not their peers, here's tisha lewis. >> reporter: freedom control high school damage control is happening here after administrators here apparently harassed two muslim students who are wearing here hijabs. the students say they were told t take off the hijab or go home because they didn't have a note. this is against policy here in prince william's county. the school district came out apologizing >>> a community in the district remaining on edge, more than a week after a violent attack. marina marraco has the details. marina >> chief newsham telling neighbors that tomorrow they expect to release video that will hopefully show some crews as to what exactly took place over memorial day wee

"fox5" lindsey watts has more on what's next. >> reporter: at this board retreat today we have gotten members on leave. first the latest numbers for you 848 school staff members accused of abuse or misconduct and put on leave this school year. half are teachers. 233 employees remain on leave right now as we go into the summer months. and also learned that 67 employees under investigation have either been fired, resigned or retivrmentd well take you inside the priest now. ceeo of schools kevin maxwell and members of staff and school board members. as reporting new policies were put in place one year ago to address cases of child abuse by school staff and policies meant to better protect kid. some school employees have said this has gone over board and ge teachers are being pulled out of schools unnecessarily. here's what we heard today the vast majority of more than 00 cases reported to child protective services have been screened out and have not risen to the legal of an investigation. it's been more minor inappropriate behavior and not child abuse and neglect. the plan for the summer

i understand what lindsey graham wants.d be bad for democracy for a president who has a used his own fbi director of lying under oath in front of congress, the idea that trump testifying would be bad for democracy, i can't go there with him. >> 19 million people tuned in to watch jim comey testify, which is just incredible, that number. how do you explain this? how do you explain the public's level of interest in the russian investigation, in what's been going on in the trump administration and everything that happened on thursday? >> if the matters that jim comey was talking about on capitol hill this week were obscure, if they weren't the subject of -- in effect, whether the trump administration is even going to continue in office, i would say it's kind of weird that it got that much interest. but we've been building up to this kre shcrescendo for weeks about who spoke to ambassador kislyak, about the other agencies who were monitoring russian communications only once they were in the middle of the conversation did they r

i thought lindsey graham's comment was pressing. what he's trying to tell the president i don't think you did anything wrong. >> said that. >> but the way you are -- he's trying to encourage him by saying that, i don't believe he did anything wrong. >> this is after the president said on friday 100% in response to jonathan karl's question i'm willing to testify and come in front of congress, which i i had his lawyers saying why would you offer that up. >> that comment from lindsey gra wam was a little bit cute. republicans are concerned something inappropriate and potentially illegal did happen, right, but the way they are framing their conversation about the investigation in order to be safe within a partisan context is to say look, bob mueller is the only one with the credibility to clear you. the fact they may privately have grave concerns whether mueller will clear the president is kind of irrelevant to them at this point if they can get through a short term conversation about the investigation, and then let that investigation g

. >> reporter: jason lindsey is a veteran of the iraq war, with a new mission here at home. keeping the subject of gun violence at the forefront of the conversation. remembering those we lost one year ago. >> seeing the strength of so many of these people. especially in such a divisive, political environment, how people can really come together. >> reporter: in terms of what's changed from a year ago, lindsey tells us, there's a growing conversation on the local level about whether gun laws should change, while gridlock continues at the national level. permanently etched in my mind. her cousin went out to dance with his partner that night. he came to america from puerto rico to pursue a knew life. pursue the american dream. that dream was robbed of him. >> as for what he wants us to remember tonight, his answer is simple. >> there's been so many things that have occurred with the election, and so many things to protest. let's remember how we felt a year ago, and how passionate everybody was to create change. let's renew the call to action, and remember not only the 49 lives

lindsey mastis has lindsey: this is affecting everything from business to government. even critical infrastructure like shipping. healthcare services is also under attack. ukraine is the hardest hit. many computers are going dark. this is a massive ransomware attack. they use it to take over a computer. they hold it hostage until the victim pays up. victims that refuse to pay have to overall the software. we will keep an eye on the attack and bring you the latest. at the "live desk," lindsey mastis, abc7 news. alison: thank you. developing today we have a weather story. another nice night ahead but small downpours are moving through now. doug: we are getting downpours. a few miles down the potomac rive show you this, over the city as well. the doppler now, look over near the tidal basin area from southwest, southeast washington. heavy rain. showers south and west of waldorf. in the short-term, it could temporarily impact the rush hour traffic down 395. it could head to the bay bridge and annapolis. this is part of a disturbance we saw coming through. showers develop, s

. >> lindsey is funny.is pat. mitch, not so much. but now when lindsey was like remember when he was running for president and he was 16 out of 17. i went up to him, i said lindsey, if pri voting in a republican primary i would vote for you. he said that's my problem. >> sreenivasan: there is a passage where you recount how awe poll giezed to mitch mcconnell once. >> yes. >> sreenivasan: you were prepresiding over the snatd, you rolled your eyes while he was saying something. and then he came up to you and said this isn't snl, al. >> right. >> sreenivasan: do you ever feel that now this has come full circle. there is actually a sketch on snl today playing you as the sitting senator. and also sometimes. >> that guy was just playing straight to kate mckinnon's sessions and but a lot of this book is answering the question that i get asked probably more than any other question. which is, is it as much fun being united states senator as working on saturday night live. and the answer of course is no. why would it

senator lindsey graham is standing by.d you thought the opening statement by james comey was a good thing -- a day, you said, a pretty good day for the president. >> right. >> why did you say it? >> well, number one, in the statement comey said the president is not a target or subject to an investigation. counterintelligence, criminal, or otherwise, regarding russian collusion as of this moment. now, but as of right now this moment the president is not under investigation for colluding with russia and unless mueller is a complete idiot, which he is not, he's concluded there ee no obstruction of justice case because if he had concluded otherwise, comey would not testify. you wouldn't let your chief go through this process if you really believed he had a case to prosecute and mueller is a strong -- >> adam schiff strongly disagrees. i think that does not suggest anything. indeed, i would be astonished if he had been earlier. >> schiff's crazy? >> no. schiff o schiff's not crazy. the analogy is crazy. you just don't do it tha

that was lindsey graham earlier today at the bmw plant in spartanburg.is afternoon we will have full coverage of president trump and narendra modi. that's at 3:30 new york time. he will meet with him one-on-one . there will be a bilateral meeting. those are joint statements coming from those leaders at 5:15. this is bloomberg. ♪ is 2 p.m. in new york, a level he am. i'm scarlet fu. >> and i'm julia chumley. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ scarlet: we are alive and bloomberg world headquarters in new york over the next hour. here the top stories we are following. politics, health care debate on capitol hill taking another turn. mitch mcconnell unveiling a revised ill in an effort to sway six republican senators who oppose the first draft. the supreme court is handling the presidential victory, highlighting part of the travel ban, raising the question of who will now be excluded from entering the u.s.. avis, driving shares higher. they are now set to manage the fleet. underarkets close in just two hours. let's get a check on where stocks are trading with

. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," anthony mason talks to fleet wood mac's lindsey buckinghamtine mcvie. i have cancer from an infection, human papillomavirus. who knew that virtually all cases of cervical cancer are caused by hpv. who knew that hpv can cause certain cancers and diseases in females and males. who knew there was a vaccine that could have helped protect me from hpv when i was 11 or 12, way before i would even be exposed to it. did you know, mom? dad? what will you say? don't wait. talk to your child's doctor today. learn more at hpv.com. so we got our new he washing machine but it took forever turns out it wasn't the machine, it was our detergent. so we switched to tide turbo clean. now we get way cleaner clothes way faster he turbo clean. 6x the cleaning power in 1/2 the time >>> our top story this morning. british prime minister may is facing calls for her resignation after her conservative party lost its parliamentary majority in a snap election. may called the election to win a stronger mandate. she'll try to form a new governmenting but so will the labor pa

. >> dickerson: let me ask about the previous attorney general, lindsey graham suggested she should come and the testify, do you think she did anything wrong based on what comey testified? >> i look i heard what comey said and he said he was troubled by it, i respect him a great deal but i haven't heard loretta lynch's side of the story so i won't come to a conclusion as to whether he is right or wrong or should testify. >> dickerson: in the political back and forth democrats look at not getting exercised about loretta lynch and what she may have done to be possibly meddling in that investigation into hillary's e-mail server and the republicans didn't, take everything he said about the president as gospel. doesn't that just kind of put this into the normal partisan sorting and people kind of look at this and people just say well, it is just democrats and republicans bickering again? >> well, for one thing, the investigation that is surrounding this into hillary's e-mails has had lot and a, long, long history, lots of congressional investigations and fbi investigation. and all i am saying

based on what john mccain and lindsey graham wanted to do. donald trump is -- seems to be opposing that. the american people are scratching their heads. knowing his relationship with putin, they're saying, why the heck is he opposing strengthening the sanctions? >> they're saying it's just on separation of powers concerns. >> oh, come on. give me a break.tough. they're strong. and they have supported iranian sanctions doing similar things, with iranian sanctions, i believe. the bottom line is, if donald trump wants to do something about russia and russia meddling, instead of saying obama didn't do enough, support our sanctions bill. i'll tell you this. i hope paul ryan will step up to the plate. with russia meddling in our elections, that's serious, serious stuff. if he passes it and trump vetoes it, it will be overridden by democrats and republicans. >> democrats lost another special election this week. that's four in a row. led to a lot of second-guessing by democrats. including congressman tim ryan. congressman tim ryan said, our brand is

lindsey moran, thank you so much.o move on, talk about protesters who are angry over the senate health care bill. they're out and about today, demonstrating at the offices of several senators. montel williams is fired up as well. he says republicans have created a health care monster by lying to their base. his own personal story, his own health issues that he's sharing and why he's so passionate about this coming up. [ crickets chirping ] [ light music playing ] you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the c300 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> just moments ago, a fifth republican senator making it known that he is against this senate republican health care bill. nevada's dean heller says he will not support the bill in its current form, so he makes three too many senators for the bi

i'm simone del rosario filling in for lindsey prince you're watching boom bust broadcasting over around the world from right here in washington d.c. ok coming up tonight we've got a mixed bag in america americans filing for unemployment slightly higher than the week before but the job market is resilient as ever and companies are struggling to find experience workers and trump takes center stage the senate finally reveals its secret health care bill but as it stands the g.o.p. doesn't have the numbers to pass it will tell you which republicans are saying no go and we'll take the show to london where boom bust host lindsey france joins us she's got an interview with economist stephen keen on the bricks that break down that in a whole lot more a boom bust and it all starts right now.

and anthony mason talks with fleetwood mac's lindsey buckingham and christine mcvie about their firstbum. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vi www.vitac.com >>> good morning, it is friday, june 9. we look live toward the bay bridge and believe us all when we say thank god! it's friday! on this day when we should see a little bit more sunshine, don't you think? >> i think so. >> why don't we ask the lady to your left? [ laughter ] >> i'm going to go with yes if brian hackney says so. [ laughter ] >> whatever he says. >> he ought to know. >> there's where you go wrong. [ laughter ] >> he has a lot of knowledge, weather knowledge included. and yes, it is going to be sunny today. [ laughter ] >> or sunnier. you may not believe me by looking at this shot from the golden gate bridge. certainly fog at the coast and across the bridge but not everywhere. in fact, the bay bridge clear it morning. so really going to depend on where you are, more fog along the coast this morning. temperature-

they spied on lindsey graham, they spied on rand paul. we know this now.unity told lindsey graham, why were they wanting him to be unmasked? all of this as donald trump is trying to push through his policies like the travel ban and getting constant resistance from the left. >> yeah, i'm not afraid of graham or rand paul. america is a melting pot, and we have people who come, and they're not willing to melt. they want us to change into them, and can't do that. we're not going to do that, and we need to have a screening process, and that's what president trump has said from the beginning. it's not a complete ban. it's a screening process to find out do you want to be part of a melting part? do you want to be an american? if you do, we have room for you. but if you want to come and ratify america, we don't have room for that right now. maria: and that's what's going on in a number of places in corners of the france where there are groups that are not assimilating and going by their own law, sharia law and of course we know what that means. governor, thank you

fox5's lindsey watts has a preview of a story you'll only see here on fox5 tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> theto my room and were like can you come downstairs right away. i thought there was some kind of emergency and it was because maxwell was there and it was like you're going pull me out of class in the middle of the student visitation to be part of a informational. when maxwell came up to our school with an entourage to celebrate our high graduation rates we all held back laughter. >> your graduation rate for last year 92.39 percent, one of the highest graduation rates in prince george's county. >> i think we're doing an injustice to the students allowing them to graduate when they know they didn't put in the effort. some of us are just being told to change grades. >> they do not have the knowledge to make it into the state school. >> wow, i didn't get this education that i thought i was going to get. >> ♪ >> that's lindsey watts reporting o. you'll see it tonight at 10 o'clock right here on fox5. >>> coming up on morning iran strikes back against isis. >> a tale about a race car goes toe

her letters are kind of cool. >> lindsey's hot. have you seen her naked? oh, my god.emistry, you know what i mean? it's there. i dig her. >> she's going to look great behind my hiney, oh, my god. whoo! >> she makes me blush. am i blushing now? >> a little bit. >> a little bit? >> coming up -- >> i'm kind of bummed. >> tami butcher gets bad news. >> i threw a temper tantrum. i came out and go noooo! >> and donald stokes says his good-byes. >> waiting for that chance to grab the rest of my things and head on down the road. it could be any time now. but it seems like every minute has taken hours. >>> many inmates at the orange county jail have experienced the highs and lows of drug addiction, and because their futures are uncertain, the emotional roller coaster doesn't always stop once they're in jail. tami butcher recently had a high when she was accepted into a drug rehabilitation program, but it quickly turned into a low when the judge denied her rehab request and sentenced her to prison instead. >> i'm kind of bummed, you know. i cried for like, you know, two or thre

if this is leading up to what would i recommend to the president his folks, i think lindsey graham andisher is rigari fleischer is right, le him alone and deal with whatever comes out at the end. >> ari fleischer tweeted out this "advice for potus, you have not been vindicated, you won't be unless bob mueller says so. stop talking. you're headed into a giant perjury trap." do you agree with that? >> well, i pointed out that i think it's wiser for the president to not have his folks attacking mueller, and i think lindsey graham was right. if you leave it alone the president will be vindicated by mueller. leave him alone. don't put pressure on him to have to justify his existence by stretching things to find something wrong. >> in that case is newt gingrich wrong when he this morning tweeted "republicans are delusional if they think the special counsel is going to be fair. look who he is hiring. check fec reports. time to trethink." >> unfortunately, in the political world, there's no way to undo what has been done, and so i do think newt is wrong if he's suggesting dramatic action right