nothing surprises me, every day i get out of bed it's some new surprise or tweet. >>> governor mcauliffeo explain he has signed executive orders that basically will reduce the carbon emissions in the state of virginia's putting climate change concerns, as a priority. the governor, he said that virginia is vulnerable to potential changes as a result of climate change, and that's why he's making it a priority. whether or not does ronica cleary fox 5 local news >>> and the trump administration is on the virtue of rolling about the a federal rule that requires most employers to provide free coverage of birth control to their employees. the so he called conceptive mandate was implemented following the affordable care act. the proposed regulation will allow employers to deny birth control coverage if they object for any reason. as a result, abortion rights groups warn up to 55 million women could lose coverage, something that would save those benefitting from the mandate, 1.4 billion dollars a year. >>> david shulkins said medical marijuana could help veterans. he's open to expanding the use o

mccabe was criticized for his kkzs with governor mcauliffe. making a sidesable donation. >>> still, there is a lot to cover in this developing story. we'll go live to capitol hill. news4's tracie potts will have the timing of the firing. >>> we turn to the district three shootings, that all happened in a matter of hours yesterday that left six people injured and one dead. it happened near benning road and h street southeast just before 10:00 last night. three men were shot but should survive. d.c. police are searching for an all black vehicle that left three boys injured. this happened in a basketball court on franklin street. that shooting happened around 6:00 last night. and in southwest, police are offering a $25,000 reward in a shooting that left a 25-year-old man dead. he was shot at the corner of martin luther king boulevard. thompson was discovered in the middle of the road there, not far from the d.c. police academy. >>> today, a new name will be added to the police memorial statue in arlington county. the corporal will be first added

mcauliffe didn't waste any time voicing concerns. he released a statement, the president's dangerous action will have a devastating impact on our environment, economy and health. the u.s. economy is dependent on leadership in the world and the president seems inclined to sit back and let other nations pass us by. climate change is a threat to our way of life. president donald trump may not like the response. >> sally tweet it, donald trump, if you care about your children and grandchildren, you would commit -- commit to a healthy environment. james tweeted, global warming is a hoax. stop wasting money and leave the paris agreement. jobs, make america great again. views may be mixed but liberals comedian kathy griffin crossed the line went to tweeted this video. she holds what looks like president donald trump is bloody severed head as a backlash on social media and she has since apologized. >> i went too far and i made a mistake and was wrong. the image is disturbing and i understand how it will offend. build. it wasn't funny. i get

because of his wife getting, i think close to $700,000 from mcauliffe who was veries close to the clintonsnd being involved in these negotiations. i asked for judgment about the independence. i didn't really get a very good answer except he came back and said there was no conflict of interest. that does not satisfy me. melissa: of course there are reports that former fbi director james comey was asking for more resources to more deeply investigate the russian hacking. that is why he was fired. what do you he think about that? do you have any insight? >> i thought either late yesterday or sometime earlier today i heard reports that that was not correct, and that it came from the high level within the justice department, that that was not maybe high up in the fbi that wasn't true. because they just don't operate that way. melissa: yeah. one of the other members of senate judiciary committee, senator mike lee, that former president obama's supreme court pick merrick garland might be a good choice to head the fbi. what do you think of that? >> i know merrick garland as a very good judge. you m

governor terry mcauliffe requires the state's driver's education curriculum to include proper proceduresor traffic stops. that includes how to interact with police when you're pulled over and as a driver what to do with your hands and when to get your documents. the new legislation does not say when that information will be put into driver's ed manuals. >>> this story is getting a lot of play online. coach bought kate spade. they're trying to buy up as many retailers as possible. they bought american footwear company and could be in the market for berbery and jimmy chu. >>> stay with us. news 4 continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >> "news 4 today" starts now. >> first at 5, the caps will have home ice advantage this wednesday night. they are coming off of a wild game six. the caps scored five unanswered goals last night. that is until the penguins scored twice in the third period. huge game last night. >> so exciting, so excited. >> 5:00 on the dot. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilcrist. >> i'm eun yang. first it's the other thing everyone is talking about this morning. the weather. >

they are holding a news conference right now outside of the governor's office, terry mcauliffe. they are upset because the proposal includes the removal of 38 miles of abolition ridge -- appellation ridgelines -- appalachian ridgelines. duties are now winding down. today, the royal family summoned all of its staff to buckingham palace for an emergency meeting, revealing prince philip is going to step down from public life. suzanne kennedy has more on what the move means. suzanne: when the summer comes to a close, so will prince after thousands of public appearances since the 1940's, the 95-year-old duke of edinburgh is retiring. the queen and her husband attended a church service today. the announcement coming as a huge surprise to the senior palace staff, called in from across the country and as far away as scotland for a meeting. the prince saying he will honor previously scheduled meetings -- appearances through august. prince philip is the patron of nearly 800 organizations. he says he will remain associated with them, but not an active participant. the prince may still choo

it was headed by governor mcauliffe and other names floated as possible director is new jersey governor chris christie and bill bratton, former new york city police commissioner. >>> james comey is the third person involved in the russia white house investigation that has been fired. sally yates was dismissed after refusing to defend the first draft of the trump's travel ban and new york-based attorney preet bharara was fired in march after refusing mr. trump's request to resign along with 45 other u.s. attorneys across the country. he received regular intelligence briefings and was not making day to day decisions in the russian white house investigation. as you can imagine, social media is on fire over the comey dismissal. one person tweeted, knowing comey had goods on him, trump fired him and created a disgruntled employee that can give goods on him. great cover-up. another one, it's sad our country's leader fires people investigating him. i'm no fan of comey but, come on, president trump. keep the conversation going by clicking on the wusa.non--- wusa.com website. >>> the ex soldier

i'm very honored and privileged to be introducing governor terry mcauliffe.is the living embodiment of optimism and i think we all agree, right? absolutely. and for him, that optimistic spirit is at the heart of what it means to be a progressive. he's been in the fight for a long time and had a lot of different positions and i was privileged to work for him when he was the chair of our party. and i've seen with each job he approaches it with the same formula. he listens to the people he's going to serve. he sets very bold goals. he puts a good team together. and then he works his heart out every single day to deliver and it's a formula that has brought him success with each endeavor he's undertaken in all of the positions that he's undertaken as a progressive. as governor of virginia, particularly in these last few months, they've been tough months, but always had a lot of values at stake and we can count on him to be a brick wall. he was a brick wall progressive for legislation that would have funded planned parenthood and distributed against lbgt americans

andrew mccabe also reportedly met a person with governor mcauliffe's office about his wife's political plans, and he did not recuse himself from the clinton investigations or the russian matter despite the obvious appearance of conflict. the inspector general is reviewing these issues, but once again, the people deserve answers and the fbi has not provided those answers. we need the fbi to be accountable because we need the fbi to be effective. its mission is to protect us from the most dangerous threats facing our nation and as the director was last here -- since the director was last here, the drumbeat of attacks on the united states from those directed or inspired by isis or other radical islamic terrorists has continued. for example, in june 2016, a terrorist killed 49 and wounded another 53 in orlando. frequented by gay and lesbian community. it was a most deadly attack in the united states soil since 9/11 but afterwards in september, a terrorist stabbed ten at a mall in minneapolis and another terrorist injured 31 after he detonated bombs in nj new jersey and new york city. in no

came from virginia democrats and specifically a pac controlled by a longtime clinton ally, terry mcauliffe. if mccabe was jumped over, the next person in line would be an associate deputy director, and he is someone who doesn't seem to have any sort of touch with the email or russia probe. served himself well in the san bernardino investigation. if you want to call this the room into piece of intelligence, one name seems to be circulatin circulating. it's a name that's coming to mind with some former career fbi officials, and that is john pistol. he is a former tsa administrator. he left that job a few years ago. the reason they are talking about that name is because he has decades of experience as an fbi agent and he is an indiana guy. pretty tight relationship with the vice president. that is a name that's already circulating, and we will try to get in touch with john pistole this evening. people looking ahead as to the person who can restore public trust in the fbi after the firing of james comey. >> bret: catherine, thank you. just encase people think washington is not doing anything,

. >> vir sir governor terri mcauliffe reaengted to tro trooper's death releaseing a statement that says special agent walter is one of brave men and women in uniform who risks their lives every day and we'll be forever grateful for his service and sacrifice. >> travel hasry assumed in newark international airports after afternoon. police evacuated one of the terminals after officers found a pressure cooker inside a shopping bag and officers determined the item was harmless and passengers were allowed to return about an hour. the discovery pressure cooker causes false alarm. it was used in bombing 2013 and 2012 aknack paris. >> here at home u.s. park police are investigating a disturbing find at the he hershron museum they say the discovery was made yesterday evening during a security check. it's unclear how long the news had been. there anyone with information is asked to call park police. sdmr president trump surprise back at the white house after first overseas air force one arrived at joint base andrews this morning and president called his trip to saudi arabia, italy and huge succes

governor ralph north um he has the support of many virginia establishment like the governor, terry mcauliffem kaine and you say to yourself, if tom perry ello has all the endorsements from outside and the lieutenant governor inside the state as a voter if you want somebody connected to virginia is perry ello your guy? listen to what he had to say about that >> certainly all the elected officials in the state were lined up for mr. north um before i got in the race, we have t campaign, as well as elizabeth warren on board and i think the kind of candidate that can unite that spectrum is of interest to a party that doesn't want to be divided like it was last year. >> that really is a theme for democrats. this getting past the division of the democrat primary the 2016 election, this is a fascinating primary to watch and see unfold, of course, we reached out to the lieutenant governor to be part of this story as well. we will follow up with them and talk to them as well about this neck and neck primary, the polls show within the standard deviation of each other. a lot could change in three week,

our next guest is right in the middle of this discussion, democrat terry mcauliffe, governor of virginiaairman of the governor association, joining us from richmond. thank you for being with us. the house bill, if it passes, what would it mean for virginia? >> it'd be a disaster for the commonwealth of virginia. we had about 400,000 people who now have health care because of the aca. their premiums would go up. individuals in virginia with pre-existing conditions could seep their premiums go up so high that they no longer would get coverage. those nonexpansion states like virginia, we will now be locked in, unfortunately, if they go the per-cap route. expansion states will be included. we will not be included. so, this would be very bad. i work every day, john to build a new virginia economy. i need a healthy workforce. in order to have a healthy workforce, we have to make sure everybody has access to quality care, and this bill would have people would actually lose their care, which is very unfortunate for us. and what i find really offensive, john, is they did this, they didn't wait fo

a civil was brought on the camp after he lost the race to terry mcauliffe. the strategic campaign group april aeventer somed conservative strike force which is a controversial political action committee dubed donors into thinking more than $2 million would hel elect the gop candidate. the suit alleges that the group and the pack failed to follow through on an extensive media campaign and rogers says he believes that today's investigation all stems from those allegations. now fox5 did make several calls to this office as well as rogers today, but we never heard back from them. however, rogers did tell those reporters this morning that this investigation will clear his name. that's the latest here in annapolis, anjali hemphill, fox5 local news. >> our team coverage in ts now, the virginia politician who sued the firm is talking only to fox5. ken guch tele spoke with marina maracco tonight. she's live at the fbi washington headquarters with the exclusive marina. >>reporter: shawn when he greeted me, he greeted w me with two thumb's up and he had pretty harsh wo

larry hogan and terry mcauliffe and d.c.mayor muriel bowser agree that there are many reasons for the opioid epidemic but they are confident the reason can be found. we need to have knowledge and when we hold doctors bilitiable. i think one key stay away from today's proceeding should be this that we're dealing with a health emergency and we need to treat it as such. part of that is destigmatizing the need for people to seek treatment. the reality is, the drug enforcement agency is says more than 52,000 people died from drug overdoses in the united states in 2016. in our region there were 198 deaths in the district, 1,000 in virginia and 1400 in maryland. >> well, several fights broke out at an airport in florida. take a look. well, it was all because spirit airline canceled hundreds of flights after their pilots went on a work stoppage. we'll have details on what happened here. here's a slogan for you, shack for sheriff. stink around. we'll explain. introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs

a civil suit brought on by the cuccinelli campaign after he lost that race to now governor terry mcauliffefbi investigation would clear meantime cuccinelli tells fox5 he's relieved the fbi is investigating this group which he refers to as a scam. >> they raised all this money on my name, by campaign and my picture, you know, they used all these pieces, a lot of people who donated thought they were donating to the campaign and they raised hundreds of thousands of dollars we identified just on that basis, much less the two plus million dollars they raised just in 2013 carrying on similarly false activities. >> now, fox5 we made several calls to rogers aren't his office for further comment but have not heard back. we should also that cuccinelli says had his campaign received any of this money he does not believe that would have tipped the scale in favor of a win in the 2013 race. >> annie yu thank you very much for that report. 4:50 is the time right now. we're following a developing story from anne arrundel county. police are looking for two people who hung a noose at a middle school. invest

in a show of support-- governor in a show of support-- governor terry mcauliffe is now pardoning cruz-mendez'sleased a statement, saying in part... will not necessarily ensure that (ice) agrees to return ms. mendez to her husband and two children, i hope it will send a clear message that tearing this family apart will not make our commonwealth or our country safer." 7 on your side- has been fighting back against serial smash and grabs in one northwest neighborhood. the i-team, planted two bait cars. and each time, thieves struck. and now d-c mayor muriel bowser is speaking out about the crime and our investigation. the thieves from our first bait car -- the thieves from our first bait car -- got out of jail with a citation within a matter of hours. the mayor says she'll look at our investigation and talk it over with police. we'll stay on it. some of the best chefs on the planet were in the district last night. they converged on the ronald reagan building in the name part in the 9th annual embassy chef challenge. a panel of culinary experts judged dishes based on presentation, taste and repres

the firm settled a civil lawsuit that cuccinelli brought after he lost to terry mcauliffe. two lawmakers say they'll stop doing business with the form. >> five howard university students are suing the college under title ix. they claim schedule assaults were not properly community days before commencement. alexandria limon moan live in north much northwest on details of the lawsuit and reveals life for some of these students was a nightmare on campus. >> reporter: imagine being raped or sexually assaulted and then having to see your attacker regularly in class or worse having to live with them in the same dorm room. that's what some of these women say happened to them after the university if i -- failedto take action. >> these women experienced sexual assault and they were not supported by the university. >> reporter: the historically black college in washington, d.c. was slapped with a lawsuit wednesday. five female students allege inaction and mishandling of investigations after they reported rapes and sexual assaults on campus. some of the women say they were harassed an

we discuss his ties to major clinton ally virginia governor terry mcauliffe.♪ ♪ stuart: all right. where are we? 13 minutes into the trading session, down 39 points, holding at 20,900. now this, teen retailer abercrombie & fitch in merger talks with at least two interested buyers. nicole, you tell me what's going on. >> so this is preliminary talks with express, these are rivals of theirs, express and american eagle outfitters. we know one thing for sure, and that is that abercrombie & fitch -- which used to be a behemoth back in 2007, it was worth over $7 billion -- they were booming, the teens loved it. they were willing to pay up going into the year 2000, they were willing to pay up for the merchandise. now there's a whole generational shift. everybody's running to amazon and some of the cheaper, fast-moving stores like h&m. they've tried to revamp the store purpose a couple of years now, holster is their only bright spot. we'll see if anything comes of it. they gained 12% yesterday and holding onto those gains, so we'll see if the deal's made. stuart: than

know there were a lot of last minute efforts from even outside the hill i saw a tweet from governor mcauliffeaying make calls. i called -- i tried to call barbara comstock's office busy signal for hours. did you think maybe it wouldn't get through. >> well, we weren't sure but clearly there was a lot of political pressure just to get this through no matter what, no matter what damage it might do. after all they voted on it before they even got the analysis from the nonpartisan congressional budget office about the negative impact it would have on healthcare. they decided to close their eyes and are you sure this through for political purposes. i think the good news is this isn't going anywhere fast in dramatically changed if we do anything at all. >> that's right. i did speak with a handful of people out and about today about this and one person just responded and said it means nothing to him and this was just a layperson walking by and he said because there's still so much ahead so as a democrat and for our viewers who may be have fear or concern about what lies ahead, and for those who mayb

>> that is the voice of terry mcauliffe slamming house republicans having celebration at the white houseon thursday afternoon. this is not the only critique. experts on healthcare say premiums could go up because of the precysting conditions. >> one as common as about 1990. >> the house vote has a lot of people frightens. >> josh has a rare disorder. >> if i had to go back on the open market for treatment that would be scary. >> social media the elaborate roster of the potential preexisting conditions viral. >> the insurance companies determine what a preexisting condition is. >> the measure passed to give states option to wave protections so insurance companies could deny coverage. for those whose insurance lapsed charge them higher premiums. >> i have asthma. i hope it's covered. >> it will go to the senate where the cause with the preexisting conditions may prove contentious. >> she is no longer employed at the white house but with left on good terms and we wish her the best. response this afternoon. she was responsible for overseeing easter egg roll. >> we have news for the older con

governor mcauliffe pardoned her conviction.oming up next at 5:00 -- a >> a new trend in d.c. housing market. look at how the developers are flipping old churches. horace: if you head to nats park, dusty baker will not be in the dug out. the reason the coach is taking time off. >> what the teenager accused calling for his mother? this is still steve: all right. holiday weekend is here. we are looking at a mixed bag when it comes to the weather. a few showers and the thunderstorms. but not a washout. delmarva beach forecast a little cooler temperatures if you don't mind that. 70 on saturday. only the upper 60's on summed. lower 70's by monday. if you are staying closer to home the temperatures are mid-70's. saturday and sunday. lower 80's on monday. we call for better chance of thunderstorms on saturday. slighted risk on monday. this is not a washout. the outdoor picnics and the barbecues, most should be okay. look at the rolling thunder forecast. sunday afternoon. temperatures in the 70's. you are watching "abc7 news at 5:00". b

governor's larry hogan, terri mcauliffe and muriel bowser will speak at the regional pope yat and substancee summit and the challenges associated with the epidemic. in 2015 more than 2500 death from opiate overdoses in d.c., maryland and virginia. >> and also today it's official. teacher appreciation day to celebrate d.c. united players will pay a special visit for math, science and technology in alexandria. they will honor the accomplishments of more than later this week d.c. united will host at rfk stadium when they take on the philadelphia union. >> and special arrival due at reagan national airport today. check it out. hurricane hunter. just like this one. will be on display. part of hurricane awareness tour. and discussing dangers of tropical storm and 2 to 4:30 this afternoon and our very own michael thomas will get his own tour. we'll be at reagan to check out the planes beginning 8:00 hour. >> planes were fancy. >> united states. >> chipping shard any while you drive through the hurricane. >> time for morning line. >> caps dominant last night. sfaiing alive in the stanley cup playof

virginia governor terry mcauliffe reacted and released a statement that says, in part, special agent men and women in uniform who risk their lives every single day. we will be forever grateful for service and sacrifice >>> president trump is flying back to the white house after wrapping up the first overseas trip. he stopped at a u.s. naval base and we'll foxes amy kellogg. >> reporter: president trump committing to defeating terrorists thanking u.s. servicemen and women for the dedication at the naval air station in italy saturday. >> terrorism is a bad threat. to all of humanity and together we will overcome this threat. we will win >>> mr. trump is making headlines during his trip, receiving a warm reception in saudi arabia and roughling some feathers in defense spend, j. it's only fair to the united we want to be treated fairly. >> reporter: he stood by the merits of his trip which addressed terror in europe and included visits to three of the holliest sites. the administration is making every effort to prevent the trip from being overshadowed at home with the advisory and son-in

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do you suppose mccabe should recuse himself given his significant ties to the clintons, to mcauliffe and modesto? i would say all of those folks it seems to me have every reason to be concerned that the status quo they created for all of those relationships is no longer tenable and never, ever should have been acceptable to an agency tilt on integrity and trust by the fbi. a quotation of the evening this one from elvis presley. we thought it was time for elvis like the side and you can shut it out for a time but it ain't going away. stay there. we are coming right back. president trump's latest executive order cracking down on voter crowd -- fraud and ensure electoral integrity. provide the president with a report on vulnerabilities. lou: we take off in what has been a very busy week for the white house. different -- and a group of excited seals about to surprise this kayaker, friendly surprise of course. we will show you the remarkable video coming up here lou: president trump signed an executive order today. he created a commission to examine voter fraud and voter suppression and t

she recently serveed on governor terry mcauliffe's monument work group, but we'll let christie tell us more about all of this in her program entitled "monuments, markers, museums, and the landscape of civil war memory." ladies and gentlemen, christie coleman. [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone. that was quite an introduction, wasn't it? my alma mater would be very upset if i didn't make one slight correction. i had an ma from hampton university in museum studies, but i digress. so, let's get started. a public historian's primary job is building bridges between our colleagues and academia and the general community. it is a process requiring an understanding of the delicate yet necessary balance between history, heritage and memory. it's understanding that history is never static. it's always present. it's understanding that each generation looks to the past to make sense of the world in which they are currently living. we ask questions each generation that may not be the same questions that the previous generation asked, but the difference in the answers does not mean the narrative

stewart denounced several things including fake news, sanctuary cities and former governor terry mcauliffeught he would drop out of the race. that did not happen. >> reporter: angie goff here at the live desk where we're learning that that massive cyber attack may be linked to north korea. security experts and south korea and google and is he man tech said they think this is similar to a north korean attack. more than 300,000 computers were hit. experts say it's too early to say who exactly was behind the attack. eun? >> thank you. >>> arlington county police are trying to calm concerns in the this sex assault suspect. police will hold a town hall meeting with residents from roslyn. last month a woman was attacked inside the building after opening the door to a man claimed to be surveillance. >> the suspect was caught and say he was still on the loose and urge you to contact if you see him. >>> developing this morning, this man who spent four days on the run is back behind bars. kenneth kelley was cam toured at a hotel on allentown road. >> he skipped court after pleading guilty to this te

virginia governor mcauliffe who has close ties to state donated to the campaign of mccabe's wife. over the next two and a half hours, complete coverage of the comey firing. at 4:30, reaction from the hill. at 5:00, a former top f.b.i. agent weighing in on all of in. at 6:00, scott thuman takes us inside the white house press briefing room for explanation from the white house. jonathan: we should let you know we have everything you need to know online at wjla.com. there is a lot going on. there you can read about the comey firing, russia's investigation, looking into what russia's involvement was with the past election. you can see all of abc7 original reporting on the latest bombshell. it's all there for you at wjla.com. there is one other big story. actually, three. nancy: a busy night. caps take on arch rival the penguins in game seven. the winner advances. the loser goes fishing. alison: the wizards are in boston tonight. the playoff series resumes. then there is the battle of the beltway. is that enough? go to the larry smith is among the fans. i bet there is tension in the ai

i'm very honored and privileged to be introducing governor terry mcauliffe.e is the living embodiment of optimism. can we all agree? absolutely. and for him, that optimistic spirit is at the heart of what it means to be a progressive. he has been in the fight for a long time. and he's had a lot of different positions. and i was privileged to work for him when he was the chair of our party. and i have seen that with each job he approaches it, the same formula. first he listens to the people he's going to serve. he sets very bold goals. he puts a good team together. and then he works his heart out every single day to deliver. it is a formula that has brought him success with each endeavor that he has undertaken and all the positions he's undertaken as a progressive. as governor of virginia, you know, particularly these last few months have been tough months, but he always had a lot of progressive values at stake. he was a brick wall for progressives, between legislation that would have defunded planned parenthood, discriminated against lgbt americans, and as we

that's maryland governor larry hogan finishing up here joined by have a is a governor terry mcauliffeind people have stakes in all of this to try to bet understand and combat the opioid crisis in our region. the three leaders signed a compact last october to combat opioided addiction. today at this summit day long summit here they'll talk about the i don't have use, misuse, over use. numbers are alarming. according at the dea52000 deats yes overdose occurred in 2015 most of them from the use of opioid. in d.c. there were 198 deaths. in virginia, about a thousand and here in maryland 1400 you're seeing dc mayor muriel bowser now speaking they're telling us those numbers from two years ago are being overshadowed in big way by the increasing number of deaths and overdoses because of heroin and opioids in our communities despite the efforts like today toss ,2s to try to combat it. and so this is a going on here to try to do something more if they can to stop people from dying, guys, 78 across the country every day. six in maryland because of this crisis, guys. >> if they can is a one life

virginia governor terry mcauliffe read a statement that special agent walters with one of our brave men women in uniform and risked their lives every single day. we will be forever grateful for his service and sacrifice. >> we're learn what caused that brief scare at newark international airport this afternoon. police evacuated one of the terminals after officers found a pressure cooker in a shopping bag and officers determined the items were harmless. paerm where allowed to return an hour. here's why a unattended pressure cooker would cause concern. th marathon bombing in 2013 and 2012 attack in paris. >>> new details tonight on the deadly terror attack in manchester england, police released surveillance of the suicide bomber from the night of the attack and images show salmana making way to the manchester area monday night. blast and ariana grande concert killed 22 people and children are among the dead. police say they arrested 13 people in connection with bombing and continued to carry out raids throughout england and isis claimed responsibility. tonight england reduced terrorism th

governor mcauliffe's political action committee made a sizable donation to the senate campaign of mccabe's wife. >> the coverage continues on the nbc washington app. there you can find a time line and see how local lawmakers are reacting. >> 6:05 to angie goff. breaking news. >> we were first at the bp gas station at the corner of 41st and alabama in southeast. so, the clerk here at this gas station said he made with thieves used chains to do the damage there. rip an atm right out, tow is away in a dark colored pickup truck. by the way, this is the second time this has happened at a gas station. police on the scene won't know if the three thieves got away with cash this time. as we take a live look at the situation right now. when the store corner gowner ge they'll have a better picture based on the nature of the machine. by the way, erika gonzalez has been there all morning long. we'll get a first hand account of what happened in her live report coming up in ail half hour, aaron. >>> this morning, d.c. police are investigating three shootings that have left six people injured and one pers

2015 state senate run from democrats, including a longtime clinton aide, virginia governor terry mcauliffe. the testimony debunked widespread media reports that comey wanted more help for the russia case. >> i strongly believe the russia investigation is adequately resourced. >> on calling for a special prosecutor. >> the fbi will continue to pursue the investigation. to go do you need someone to take this away from you and someone else to do it? >> no, sir. take a leadership met with rod rosenstein, telling reporters the meeting had been on the books for some time, long before comey was fired and the three men agreed on a way forward so that the congressional and federal probes would not jeopardize each other. >> the deputy ag will be on the hill? >> fox news confirming through a spokesperson for mitch mcconnell that they are pulling together a briefing for the entire senate. target date is next week with the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. senate minority leader senator chuck schumer had been hoping for the attorney general as well but he called the briefing next week and importa

since then governor terri mcauliffe had mendez for a prior traffic incident.deported should would leave behind two children u.s. citizens and husband who ap applied for asylum. court-appointed special advocate sent officials today as last ditch effort to stop her depor deportation. >> we're learning more about what happened moments before an officer shot and killed a man in hermine don. and tonight we have aerial gotage by fairfax county police. you can see smoke of the house pouring out out of the house. this was the scene moments after police responded for a fight between the suspect and girlfriend. he shot the girlfriend's two brothers after they tried to intervene and then set his townhouse on fire. he was also holding roommate hostage on owe upper level. here's a portion of 911 call made by the hostage. >> do you have smoke in the bathroom? >> yes a lot of smoke. >> a lot of smoke. >> and there's no window. >> no window. >> okay. >> i think i hear them downstairs. >> say that again. >> i think they're down downstairs. >> he's downstairs >> police say that

mayor bowser and virginia governor terri mcauliffe will attend a summit.attended yesterday in maryland. they studied experts with the ways tom tackle the epidemic. >> and they're upset over hogan to chair the state healthcare commission. he picked robert moffett of the job. he's been a member that oversees helm dmaij maryland since 2015. he wants full repeal of obamacare and likes the couldn't verseial healthcare bill the house republicans passed last week. >> d.c. said well friend school is taking action to be transparent in wake of allegations that came to light about one of its teachers sdandle involving music teamer at the private cool that was accused of improper contact with a student at another school two years ago. >> the investigation found administrator at the school new of the teacher's past and hired him anyway. >> 30 million americans are drinking contaminated water. >> and celebrity called out on social media for pretending to take a private plane while seen flying coach. >> as we take a break a live look across the d. r. region. surprise sta