tonight's guest from marvel's "luke cage" on netflix, mike colter is here, everybody!ers and applause ) so excited for that. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. if you like having one person in history you know you can always admire, i suggest turning off your tv now. >> private journals kept by albert einstein during his trips toation in the 1920s revealed the brilliant theoretical physicist and humanitarian held standards viewed by many today as racist. he describes as chinese as industrious, obtuse and filthy people. he writes they don't sit on benches but squat like europeans when they relieve themselves in the leafy woods and it would be a pity in if the chinese supplant all other races, for the, like, of us the thought is unspeakably dreary. >> trevor: nice going, einstein. ( laughter ) really? additional up einstein's journals and he has racist stuff in there? i know a lieutenant of westerners in the 1920s hated the chinese, but if there's one person who should have predicted this would come back to bite him it's albert einstein! you're the one perso

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man, it was luke cage power man.ort of changed a bit because we took a survey and power man wasn't connecting with the audience. we went with karl lewis, luke cage. don't you agree test audiences are very important? yeah, we want to know what you think about what we call our shows and we thought luke cage is better than power man. >> stephen: here he's fighting an evil villain called the steeple jack, a guy who shoots hot rivets out of a gun. i'll be steeple jack if you could be luke cage. that's your line there. >> all right. ready, if you could do that. there you go. here's where you take a death maunge 40 stories down, here o cn,esiertof t s jack. >> not if i can help it. maybe i can. >> stephen: you took that very calmly. >> i did. taple man? staple jack! not staple guy! ( laughter ) guplame y.in>>g. st s he g wapas a ouyne and done. i don't think he had more than one issue. >> stephen: you have a 3-year-old daughter niella. >> yes. >> stephen: does she know her dad's a superhero? >> no, she doesn't. i'm her litt

we'll take that up with the daily callers, luke prosiak daily callers, luke prosiak about a possible plea deal man: i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insurance company. woman: another ding, another scratch. it'll just be another chapter in the story. every scar tells a story, and you can tell a lot more stories when your truck is a chevy silverado. the most dependable, longest-lasting, full-size pickups on the road. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking

we'll take that up with the daily callers, luke prosiak daily callers, luke prosiak about a possible plea deal man: i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insurance company. woman: another ding, another scratch. it'll just be another chapter in the story. every scar tells a story, and you can tell a lot more stories when your truck is a chevy silverado. the most dependable, longest-lasting, full-size pickups on the road. kyle, we talked about this. there's no monsters. but you said they'd be watching us all the time. no, no. no, honey, we meant that progressive would be protecting us 24/7. we just bundled home and auto and saved money. that's nothing to be afraid of. -but -- -good night, kyle. [ switch clicks, door closes ] ♪ i told you i was just checking the wiring in here, kyle. he's never like this. i thin

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luke's insider. it blamed her husband's death on the same hospital where her family had expected the best sbre. >> knowing what i know now, i would never want anyone that i loved to st. luke's. >> reporter: results of the hospital's review will come out wiursday, with no guarantee the esogram will restart soon. mark strassmann, cbs news, houston. up glor: coming up next on the w s evening news, a new warning haout how hackers could bring down a commercial jetliner. all. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. man 1: this is my body of proof. woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and clearer skin. woman 3: this is my body of proof. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and

your interview with luke is on target. this is a cover-up by debbie wasserman-schultz and democrats. lou: tonight's quote of the evening, we'll have it tomorrow night. tonight i join tucker carlson >> trump is trying to fix this broken system. i think the rest of the world agrees with them. >> reckon this morning. investors writing president trump will not jump into a trade war as they get set to meet with leaders from around the world. tracee: on turn tracee: optimism using trade tensions hit another record. cheryl: futures again with a strong pick up to your market. dell 42 in the premarket. s&p

luke, you will delve more into the guts of that. i would just highlight very quickly couple of points before moving to trump. up with partners and direct action. the country where you are using dictctn either needs to consent to use that direct action or be unwilling or unable to address the threat themselves. there needs to be a continuing imminent threat to the united states or the individuals being targeted in the drone strikes. that is the framework that is put in place. by the time obama is leaving office, the threat has evolved. isis has burst on the scene, you have civilars cong to fruition out of the arab uprisings. there is an expansion of the way in which direct action is being used by the end of obama's term. not just to work around difficult partners but to support partner forces on the ground. for example, libya is declared an area of active hostilities. so the united states and used drone strikes in support of partners on the ground. this is the world trump inherits. reportedly as of 2017, it has been replaced by princ

luke and josh can speak to this with much greater detail than i can, and my understanding is you really don't want to do a drone strike without their consent unless you absolutely have to. and so you're dependent on host nations for access. you also need basis for drones and you need logistical support and you're dependent on other countries to help support drone strikes, as well. the danger of relying more on them and lowering the threshold for using direct action, one of the dangers is that operational requirement for drone strikes increasingly crowd out the other elements of counter terrorism the united states should be focusing on. second, by removing the continuing threat standard there is the risk that some of those other states that support direct action are necessary to support direct action, but don't sign on to this idea of a global campaign against al qaeda and isis are less willing to provide that support. and of course, there's always the risk of blowback that's something longstanding. u.s. special operations forces are working with counterparts on the ground. we're lowerin

your interview with luke is on target. this is a cover-up by debbie wasserman- democratsu: tonight'e evening, we'll have itomorrow night. tonight i join tucker carlson on his show in just moments on the fox news channel. kennedy: james comey, your day of reckoning is finally at hand. the question is will his old cronies at the doj have the cones to rock limb up. the report is he defied and weigh was insubordinate to his spearers. the abc report claims the interest spector general blasts former attorney general loretta lynchor her mishandling of the investigation into the

luke's heart program.tter to the hospital president, meyers called the program a "debacle" and barak obama blamed "self-in wounds, appalling administrative oversight, and failure of leadership." >> we have an equal number of professionals who are very committed to the program and feel strongly that we're providing great care. >> reporter: and judy quiton got this anonymous letter two months after her husband died. she believes from someone inside st. luke's. >> you see will that st. luke's baylor has some of the worst outcomes in the country regarding heart transplants. >> reporter: it blamed administrators and chronic program issues for david quiton's death. >> people deserve the truth. they need the truth. yes, it's hard to cope with tru truth, but that's better than finding out everything was a lie. >> reporter: privacy laws prevent the hospital from discussing specifics of the quiton case. lawson says transparency is another focus of the ongoing review. especially at a faith-based hospital. is there an

luke and i are doing a recycling drive.build a school in africa. luke: wouldn't that so cool to go to a school made out of bottles? that would certainly be a special sc did you hear what i said, parents -- "special school"? ay. nobody make a big al about it, but i just broke up with dylan. no! oh, my gosh. e? yeah, i'm fine. i just -- i need to date someone who has a clue, instead of an idiot who bangs his head ke out of his garage. every time. i'm sorry, honey. i'm sorry for both of you. i'll have to text him later. mm. i got to jump in the shower. i'm gonna be late. where are you going? i'm going to meet my friend valerie. i haven't seen her in 15 years. we used to work together. you worked? mm-hmm. i can't imagine you working. luke, let me tell you something. that is very offensive to women. your mom works very hard --

let's talk about "luke cage."es. >> you've been doing it on your own. what advice do you have. >> a really, really talented actress general that gaffigan said there is a triangle of luck, guts and talent. you need two of the three to make it. >> i feel like i'm looking at you like your momma would be looking at you right now. >> just like -- yeah. ah. >> we caught up with the series creator to get the scoop on what makes "luke cage" so special. one of the reasons people appreciate this so much, it's this perfect storm of art, music, literature that i think really resonates with people. >> yeah. but that blend to me is what harlem is like it's what i love about it is like you're walking down the street and all these different songs you hear coming out of cars or -- >> or sirens. >> yeah. >> for me new york is all about music and particularly uptown there's so many different flavor, gospel, jazz, blues and we have all that. i mean i can't think of another show that has both mahalia jackson and wu-tang. >> woo! >> re

>> reporter: trey and luke in dad's arms. the stadium on their feet. luke, up in the air., home. tonight, colonel morrison telling us he's happy to be back. and happy to celebrate father's day, at home. such a great moment. we thanks for watching. good night. crystal geyser alpine springpasses through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. >> announcer: now from abc. live breaking news. >>> elizabeth holmes founded one of silicon valley's hottest start-ups and called the next steve job. the rising star crashed toering and faces fraud charges. >>> i'm larry bowl. elizabeth holmes and formerly chief operating offers are charged with counts of conspiracy to exit wire fraud and nine counts of wire fraud. >> chris wynn was at the courthouse when the indictments were handed down. h

we had a couple of goals from eden hazard, rob luke lukaku goals from eden hazard, rob luke lu ka ku— romelu lukaku. belgium, well, they arejust looking so well drilled with all those glared players who play in the premier league as well. 5—2, all those goal—scorers playing in the premier league. so, when they get to play england, they are going to know each other inside out in that final group matches. england are playing panama on sunday, down in nizhny novgorod, and panama making their world cup debut, they are ranked outside the world's top 50. they kept belgium quite for a5 minutes before losing 3—0. england getting the equaliser from harry kane, the winner against tunisia. if england get a winner against tunisia. if england geta win winner against tunisia. if england get a win against panama, and they should, they willjoin belgium at the top on six points, both go through to the last 16 and they face each other on thursday to see who tops the group. ready to look forward to, and we can look forward to seeing germany for a bit longer as they are still alive at this world cup. no

i think pompeo is giving up all the right signals. >> neil: luke vargas, thank you. luke is right.thers are confirming they expect something to come of these talks, brief though they might be. we are going to be monitoring on fox business. 9:00 p.m. when the talks begin, we will begin and will be on throughout the night, as long as it takes to get you the latest with concurrent foreign market reaction, particularly chinese market reaction. all together to put this in perspective, people will be betting money. we will be on it throughout the night. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in ncity, and it's 5:00 a.m. in ape. this is "the five" ." fox news alert. we are under four hours away from the historic summit in singapore between president trump and kim jong un. a lot is at stake, including nuclear disarmament and potentially normalize relations between the u.s. and north korea. ahead of the one-on-one meeting, secretary of state mike pompeo is outlining what the goals will be. >> this is truly a

baylor saint luke's medical center put heart transplant program on hold. mid 2014-2016, the hospital's one-year survival rate was 84.2%. below the national average of more than 90%. the hospital made changes. the rate jumped to around 94% by 2017. then, nose-dived this year. three of its nine transplants, have already died. hospital ceo doug lawson. >> the bottom line question, is there something we did wrong? >> the question that we always ask ourselves is what could we do better. >> dr. deborah meyers was outraged she quit last year. former medical director of saint luke's heart failure program wrote a scathing letter to the hospital president. she blamed greed, careerism, corporate takeovers. appalling administrative oversight and failure of leadership. lawson called that letter disappointing. >> our goal is to make sure we are providing great care for patients who need us most. >> judy got this anonymous r.ita th hpital where her family had expected the best care. >> knowing what i know now, i would never want anyone that i love to saint luke's. >> res

>> reporter: trey and luke both in dad's arms. the stadium on their feet. luke, up in the air., home. tonight, colonel morrison telling us he's happy to be back and happy to celebrate father's day in his son's arms. such a great moment. we thank the morrison family. and colonel morrison for his service. i'm tom llamas. thank you for watching. hope to see you right back here tomorrow. is service. i'm tom llamas. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow night. good night. good night. >>> breaking news, now a suspect under federal indictment. you are going to hear from the journalist reporting that led to the downfall. >>> free credit freezes coming soon. michael finney explains how much this can save you both short-term and long-term. >>> she was a young star of silicon valley, but now elizabeth holmes faces criminal charges. >> good evening, thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. now, the company teeters on bankruptcy and its leaders face decades in prison if convicted. >> both pleaded not guilty. chris nguyen was in federal court in san jose as this u

luke: no, you didn't! [ both laugh ] tonight is the s.c.a.r.b. southern california annual realtor's banquet. i think they know what it is. mm-hmm. it's the mother of all residential-real-estate banquets. now, for the last five years, gil thorpe has hosted, but as luck would have it, he's having a sketchy-looking polyp removed, so they've asked me to..."phil in." [ laughing ] see what i did? oh, yeah. "phil." you think i should open with that? you betcha. you should. [ both laugh ]

i think luke you're going to dig more into the guts of that. i'll highlight quickly a couple of points before moving to trump then finishing up, one is that the country where you're using direction action needs to consent or be unwilling or unable to address the threat themselves. pakistan certainly qualifies. not only unwilling or unable, but also the to give consent from drone strikes. there needs to be a continuing imminent threat to the united states of the individuals who are being targeted in those strikes. so that's the framework that is put in place by the time obama is leaving office however, the threat has evolved. on the scene and you haven't had the civil war's coming to fruition and uprisings at the time and there's an expansion of the way in which direct action is being used by the end of obama's turn. not just to work around difficult partners, but to support them on the ground. so for example, libya is decl e declared an area of hostilities. this is the world tump inherits. reportedly as in 2017, the ppg has been replaced with p

(luke) now a human? (singsongy) come here, lily. (phil) luke, no. >>> a fire at a recycling center in oakland with smoke visible around the bay area. 'tween return -- 'tween learn more about the challenges. >>> good evening every. the fire was at the schnitzer steel plant at the mort of oakland. and that's where we find ktvu's rob malcolm. >> reporter: this pile of recycled material behind me has stopped smoking. they have received support in fighting this blaze and there were no injuries. >> the thick black smoke could be seen for miles drifting over oakland and thocity of alameda. -- the city of alameda. >> spectators packed in to get a closer look. >> this is kind of scary. >> reporter: the oakland fire department received the call around 4:00 p.m. >> we had a large recycled pile had of metal material that was burning. it was starting to impeaching upon the warehouse -- impinged upon the warehouse. >> reporter: some of the heavy equipment stationed at the plant was used to sift debris. only two private hydrants were on sight so c

luke! oh! [ laughing ] so close! stop it, you idiot! hey, hey, luke, go to your room. go on!ot to eat. i did it out of love. go. [ chuckles ] look at her with the little harmonica. i know. she's like a little junior junior wells. [ giggles ] where did you buy it for her? i thought you got it for her.

joining me you, sidney powell, author of "licenses to lie" and luke rosiak.e very straightforward question, luke, where do we stand with the wands and why is there not any more dramatic movement in the case? >> nominally paul ryan is the head ofhe house. but you wouldn't know it. he didn't tell anyone when this series of astonishing events occurred. they've got server locks showing that these guys hacked congress, the capitol police found they stole a server with evidence on it and they left. paul ryan has never said any of these th and jeff sessions two years later hasn't prosecuted any of them. this is the cull mie nation of the deep state. it's astonis these things could go on. two years later they arrest the guy's broth and charge him with bank fraud when they catch him at the airport with 9,000 dollars in cash. right now it appears that the m thes want this to go away. lou: it appears that the republicans want it to go away as well. sidney, let me ask you. what in the world could be the motivation not to move on these obviously these threats to national

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great to see all of you, scott, alan, luke thank you so much. we are watching the markets right now we've got about 45 minutes before the closing bell rings. the chips are dented by china. intel sliding to the bottom of the dow 30 heat map there it is far right lower corner a downgrade from northland capitol and trade fears giving intel a 1 -2 punch in the jaw the chip making giant cannot withstand any of that it's down nearly $2 but one company not deterred by tariff worries is google. up next the big deal the online leader is making beyond the wall and if big tech has the power to overcome a brewing trade war. google making a play for a huge chinese company or at least a chunk of it, dean garfield is the ceo of information technology industry council standing by in a first on fox business interview why he says the administrations latest move was the wrong answer to the right question. countdown is coming right back. liz: wow take a look at game stop it is speaking right now, it had just been halted at about five minutes past the top of the hou

. >> he played luke a maniac. so i just would tell him to keep enjoying it. >> ahkin and storeecovlef o stan the mayor excited from stayed dwroum bars to swimming in the fountains at the georgetown water front. >> i thought it was cool he wasmo sharing tment with d.c. we've donether. it'sog a lieise tth height of s career and he's sharing with the rest of us. >> this moment and party is not over t. tuesday tens of thousands of people are expected to deaccepted on d.c. for capsvictl whfans cannot wait tond their weekend the mayor announced d.c. schools and government don't get the daybu t we spoke to people who do plan to play hooky . >> i don't know. >> scratch in any throat rightt no yeah able okay. >> parade starts 11 a.m. and ru along skonty constitution avenue from 17th to 7pthet strend ends with caps rally on national mall. these fans came from canada to be here. the metro and find outyonun whrye eveing would be and get a goodpot for platform when they're up there talking. hopefully you get good pivkts ov wit

melissa: luke, do you follow horse racing at all?lot of buzz around justify, but i got to tell you your horse looks pretty good there. >> oh, yeah, never believe the buzz, that is fake news. tenfold will win hands down. i'm so happy they have chosen to partner with us. this has given a lot of wounded guys hope and a platform to really launch and achieve their true potential. we're not, we're not takers. soldiers, marines, all servicemen are givers. i gave my right leg to this country. it doesn't stop there. i want to keep giving. i'm so proud to be part of it. melissa: bless you. thank you so much for your service and for everybody out there. it is homes for our troops. thanks to both of you for joining us. good luck. >> thanks for having us. david: obvious those are great guys. i got to say if you put money on justify, you don't get anything in return. the odds are basically even. go for a long shot. 12 to one odds. melissa: or give to homes for our troops. >> you shamed me into it. president trump standing up to testy comments by w

there are several luke's lobster locations i the dmv.an jt. >> you still gotn a jacket. >> who doesn't. >> me. >> he's lying. he's got a black trench coat, leather. >> want to take a vacation with oprah? who wouldn't want to. still ahe how you can enjoy a cruise with the tv icon. >> and world cup fever taking over teg d.c.ion. that's good news for local bars. ccer fans don't miss areso minute of the action. >> about that jeanacket. [laughter] >> al b. sure. >> ♪ and the most accountable in the country. and parents are staying in the district for our schls. but her work isn't done. now's the time for bold ideas to ntinue making progress. lamont: i'm voting for mayor bowserng because she's movi bold ideas to in the right direction. and that's we need and r kids are thriving as a result of that. does your business internet provider promise a l? let's see who delivers more. bu comcsiness gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. f we offer up to 6 hou 4g wireless network backup. everyone els no way. we let calls from any of your

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sent back to the country they were registered in according to the dublin agreement and that's months luke of we voted for them and more than from hoffman in brussels and simon young who's at the scene you had quarters here in berlin welcome both simon let's start with you where this is how come leave chancellor merkel well i think chancellor merkel is still in a pretty difficult place this crisis within her conservative bloc has not been solved it's just been perspire owned you've still got the bavarian c.s. you lead a horse they hope for saying in effect that you know he's going to carry out his threats to introduce tougher measures turning migrants at least some of them away germany's borders and he has the power to do that as interior minister you know he's going to do that he said all right are waiting to see what comes out of the upcoming summit in a couple of weeks time but of course nobody really believes that a comprehensive european solution although everyone in berlin says that's what they want they don't believe that that's going to come about and certainly not be implemented i

. >> good luke to that landlord.let's go to india for a white water rafting adventure which i think we should call flipped raft adventures. so you already have a hunch about what's about to happen, right? you have a group of adventure seekers on this. they are doing such good job until they are not. >> okay. >> well, right in that moment the raft gets flipped upside down sending everybody into the water. to guy on this raft starts getting people out of the water. he gets most of them up on the raft. there is one last person still in the water who appears to be really exhausted. he gets back in the water. at this point the guy goes under the raft, no problem. check this out. he lifts the raft and you can see the guy slide out from under it. they all grab him. like i said, they are exhausted. they can't r guides come into play. they are able to execute this from the water in no time. when that second raft arrived they are able to trance for the watter in water. he flips it and presume they got everyone back on and they

meet luke nickelson. >> mattresses, sheets. i'm just a farm kid from idaho i grew up here.t i didn't know was there's kids next door who are struggling. they had kids sleeping on the floor. i was making six figure salary but i fell into this need that i discovered wasn't being fulfilled by anybody. i quit my job because i wanted to do this full time. the need i have isn't financial. the need i have is seeing the joy on kids' faces knowing i can make a difference. >> you can watch what happens when luke's team gives one family of kids their very own beds at cnnheroes.com where you can nominate someone you think should be a cnn hero. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. ♪ >>> thanks for your prayers, but i couldn't give a [ bleep ] about them if there's nothing else. >> a targeted attack on a maryland newspaper. the alleged gunman had a personal vendetta against the paper. >> did you threaten to subpoena their calls and e-mails? >> no, sir, and there's no way to subpoena phone calls. >> well, i'm just saying -- >> the deputy attorney general beating back gop efforts

institutions in every does and every client takes on there is a lot of false positives or names that lukelike a name that differently and there are algorithms or commercial software that looks it. how do you get through that? a lot of focus on using machine intelligence to do some of that work. area that is an area f growth in the money laundering side andanctions corruption.bery and >> we talked about the role of technology being in compliance regulation on this program, but i'm wondering when you use echnology and compliance does that call for less human capital r a different kind of human capital? idea hink it requires the of using artificial intelligence or machine learn something just what it doesn'tance is the why question. it shows you connections that to might not have been able see before but then you need a subject matter expert to look at does this and see connection make sense? is it relevant or not relevant matter expertise is quite important if you are oing to be using machine learning. the issue is maybe you don't need as were as a junior level. need more people or people w

meet luke nickelson. >> i'm just a farm kid from idaho i grew up here.or who are struggling. they had kids sleeping on the floor. i was making six figure salary but i fell into this need that i discovered wasn't being fulfilled by anybody. i quit my job because i wanted to do this full time. the need i have isn't financial. the need i have is seeing the joy on kids' faces knowing i can make a difference. >> you can watch what happens when luke's team gives one family of kids their very own beds at cnn heroes.com where you can nominate someone you think should be a cnn hero. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. the breaking news tonight in america is once again heartbreaking. at least five people dead.

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maria: at a department type when online shopping wasn't luke it is today. >> online shopping is 40% ofll retailing today. i was walking up lexington avenue in new york last night. five blocks. and 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

with long wait times, many, like luke paterson are opting to skip getting a real i-d...federal limits... at least for now. luke paterson, came to dmv for driver's license"you know i already waited an hour just to get to the point where i found out i didn't have the proper paper work so..."the d-m-v tells fox40 it is looking into the issue with the machines. and s won't be required to fly for another two years.luke paterson, came to dmv for driver's license"i mean i do have a passport already so i mean i will be able to fly with that still but that is inconvenient for sure." (grant) that was doug johnson that was doug johnson that was doug johnson reporting... if a passport doesn't work with their machines, the d-m-v says you can use your d-m-v says you machines, the d-m-v says you can use your birth certificate instead. the d-m-v says the machines don't have to verify the passports in order to send in an application for a real i-d... but without it it does take several weeks longer to be approved. (vicki) yes, that's a bear breaking into a house...and that house is in la

♪ american woman >>> meanwhile, luke bryan stepped out in the middle of the town he calls home. >> you're me in trouble. i'm going wake. in the morning and be like, damn it, i shouldn't have said that. >> that's because you said you wanted to marry gwen and blake that's time. >> isle get a rhinestone jump suit and marry blake and gwen. >> then blake has a rebuttal. >> he's in the a legitimate country artist. >> then there's another rebuttal. we are not going to talk about the guy whose name rips with lake. he always shames me. >> this is the party that kicks off the summer. >> little big town opened the show with their new single and did a fantastic job playing host for the night. >> we are four times more likely to mess up. >> yep domestics ♪ >>> shoeingerland debuted this video. >> taylor wreet the treatment for it, so that's exciting. >> it's redheaded taylor. >> they told me she cowrote to song and channels her inner christina hendricks. >> the award goes to the back street boys. >> for their country claks with florida georgia line. >> are you going to hang out? >> i'm going to go do

. >> reporter: lucey luke got home from work and notice said what she didn't notice earlier, a blown out window. >> i said i'm going to call and see if somebody else had the same problem. >> reporter: not just someone else but at least 30 neighbors in her subdivision vandalized the same way on almost a dozen different streets. >> i know this is a safe place that's why i'm surprised. >> reporter: nothing was taken but owners must spend time and money getting them fixed. >> we have them insured but we still have to pay the deductible. >> reporter: the officers on patrol first saw the windows and were scrambling around the neighborhood hoping to catch the vandals in the acts. now police want neighbors to check their cameras hoping to catch the suspects. >> i don't know what's happening here. >> reporter: the overnight spree may not be isolated. this victim says the rear window of his other car was sopt out, it's newly re-- shot out it's newly replaced. >> at this time police have no suspects in custody but investigators did catch a break finding a piece of bb gun. >>> here's something y

cheryl: is luke gone, though? i don't know. maybe not. tracee: we will find out.you, mike, for joining us. cheryl: we have a lot more coming up, it is a busy weekend for president trump as he talks with the g7 and there might be a few arguments there and then he's going head the singapore for a historic summit. >> much more than photo op, i think it's a process, i've told you that many times before. it's not a one-meeting deal. cheryl: we will talk with senior white house adviser brad blakeman. and the latest black eye for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, a bug that turned 14 million users private setting public, that's always fun. taking a look at what is not fun this morning, futures are pointing to first negative kickoff of the week after four strong days, dow down 152, s&p down 16 and a half and nasdaq down 7. we will be right back you're trying to lower your very high triglycerides with a healthy diet... and exercise. and maybe even, unproven fish oil supplements. not all omega-3s are clinically proven or the same. discover prescription omega-3 vascepa. the one

. >> today's presentation too s place before thert of the proceeds willenefits luke's wings that supportsnded servicme mbers. an incredible deed. >>> i'm loving today,innd i k you said it's going to be somewhat similar tomorrow >> it won't stay that way all week. >> eecially late june this doesn't happen often. we get another one tomorrow. buthat might be it for a little 'swhile. >> therehe bad news >> after we get to friday and beyond, it looks really kind of steamy around here. so many dmas a rdays in a row. tonight is delightful. the temperature dropped downs i the low 70' and we're headed to the 6s and some suburban areas will heador the 50's. this wasn't a badt all. 85 definitely warm but 87 is average and dulles at 83. bwi 83 with humidity that dropped throughout the day. bargain territory, they don't doubt. check thepe temtures 74 in the distrith. winds are oute northeast. within direction matters this time c ofeer and when it's out of the etht andeast in late june it can be comfortable. a lot of places in the 60's, winchester down to 63. martinsberg 65. gaithersburg 67, frederick

guests included luke pel and trace adkins. ♪ o' er the land >> why is it sont too this?rotect our freedom. >> andrew was presented with the george c. lang courage awar >> if you're in position to hire a warrior, giver themn opportunity. >> they served our now we need to serve them. h greatorganization. >> oh, no, they're doing amazing thing. >>> when we come back, the premier of a movie answer the have been waiting for for more than a decade. hmm. >>> promo considerations provided by -- america's favorite superhero family is back. ncredibles."ars after the first >> i was there last night at hollywood premier. we'll leave you with a loye, ev. >> it's an incredible family. it was a lot fun for all of us to come back. >> the costume still fit the. >> what took so long the make the second movie. was it >> j pack ack seemed to be the problem. hard negotiator. >>oh! >> joining the cast, foef kra bush. >> is myore animated movie ever. >> how did it get in this? >> a10uckr , of dash. i want to fight bad guys. i got flown in from new york city jus come here. i got flown in from n

steel, for as i'd like to now call him luke skywalker. >> he is incredible.ith you, this drone should go to this building. absolutely. >> it is awesome. while he's there, he will check out some abandoned building, because there is plenty of them. this one obviously left to rot. i don't know what it was built for initially. it looks like it was built for this very purpose. have a blast. >> every floor is a slightly different challenge. even the roof has something cool. >> watch this, once it goes through those archways. intentionally bounces off that bill board there. comes right back, skims along. >> good. >> back underneath the archways. you have to use the force to fly like this. i can't figure out any other way to do it. >> i think if george lucas was saying, that's what i was thinking. >> he could be a very good race designer for something like the uy is awesome. he has friends there to watch the whole thing go down. plenty of space on this day. thanks for showing it to us. >> someone is not. >> right, guys. we're double teeing from the airport. it cost m

come on, luke!re you gonna walk faster, or should i get lily's stroller out from here -- ohh, free lotion. ohh, you are such a pritchett. what's that suppedlet's go! le! i'm looking for the keys! of course you are. i like being on time.

motivated luke. leaving monthly grows like going to be troll. she has reason to purchase that. today in about half an hour. do you have any weapons or guns on board over. here. let's. put some of the mediterranean as a very over face. in this region there has been a lot of but you know fishing by the european industrial person or fleet they have been fishing here quite extensively since the one nine hundred fifty s. as well so that has also led to the fact that there is not so much to another so that is why and other nations in this region are doing this inspection to make sure that they have the amount of catch on board that they are reporting. that. it seemed like you see a preschool fifteen. months in this is left. to ten tons she'll see in a skit just. so much a fish from if it is the you know. and you buy. it early in all this charge you least like to sell songs on fire sharks on the whole trip and just war hero of the year have you reported this by catch. the money while. you feel a little a good. look at your help ok. mo you know. my main goal will be about my cash and i