amy: that is governor mcauliffe.ational spokesperson for the nra, the national rifle association, criticized governor mcauliffe's comments. this is the nra's dana loesch speaking on fox news. >> i think that the governor's assertion of this is inaccurate. he also mentions loopholes, which is fabricated term that people use when they do not want to describe criminal acts. it is a made-up term. there is still such thing as a loophole. private sales are very heavily regulated by the federal government. there are a number of laws that govern those. first and foremost, private sales are only for hobbyist or historical artifacts. you cannot be a storefront and engage -- being aging in an intrastate sale without having to run a background check. he is horribly misinformed. amy: that is the nra spokesperson. barbara lee, your response? beenny of us have long advocates for gun safety measures. so i agree with governor mcauliffe. once again, this is not the time, as i said earlier, to get into our policy debate. we have to tak

were here, and also the current governor terry mcauliffe. he said this was an election about virginia, not national issues. he still referenced the presidential election from last year. >> what we saw in 2016 , really a campaign run on hatred and bigotry and fear and discrimination. people don't want that. that is not the commonwealth of virginia. people ask to me, ralph, are you going to continue doing what governor mcauliffe is doing? i said, damn right i am. northam not running from being an establishment democrat, but there are some folks not too happy about that, protesters taking the stage before his speech, staying for about five minutes, protesting pipelines northam has not taken a position on. perriello tookm a stand against the pipelines. tom sent out a tweet earlier tonight, congratulating northam on his victory. in addition to the tweet, a lot of speakers spoke out and congratulated tom on a try to unify the democratic party, which is a little fractured in virginia, trying to unify it in advance of the november elections. tom rou

violated, and now we look at terry mcauliffe, terry mcauliffe, the governor of virginia, was also underestigation at the time. >> sean: they're friends, best friends. >> absolutely true. so you have this very seedy appearance of things not operating on the up and up. so there are a lot of questions here, people have to really look at the facts here and see what was going on. and one more thing, sean, when you look at robin griggs, robin griggs had filed that sexual discrimination, wanted to file that, had reported that to her supervisors. it wasn't until after she reported that, that mccabe and the fbi launched their own case against her. >> sean: lynch needs to be investigated. mueller needs to go. 100%. comey, not only needs an investigation, but he, too, we need to talk about his relationship with mueller. hillary, frankly, grand jury. flynn really his life was ruined because of illegal likes, somebody needs to make it right. good to see you. we aren't going to stop, we're going to stay on this. you have all been ahead of the curve, and appreciate you sharing it with our audience. yo

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on social media and you don't see bernie brose trying to pick up political foes of course terry mcauliffe wasted no time in his rush to politicize tragedy. >> let me say this, think we need to do more to protect all of our citizens could have long advocated and this is not what today is about but they're too many guns on the street. we lose 93 million americans a day to gun violence. kennedy: good thing you are not citing those numbers terry. we don't know where he got his gun but we do know guns save people's lives and without them this would have been a massacre. let's start the show. i am kennedy. how long might the unity in washington last and is there a real opportunity to solve some problems together? joining me now congressman and caucus member jim jordan. welcome back to the show congressman. >> think you kennedy. kennedy: obviously there is an outpouring of support ankle calls for unity from both sides. i'm wondering two things from you. how long will it last and will it in any way affect policymaking in washington? >> we hope it lasts a long time and we have to focus on the most

on social media and you don't see bernie brose trying to pick up political foes of course terry mcauliffe wasted no time in his rush to politicize tragedy. >> let me say this, think we need to do more to protect all of our citizens could have long advocated and this is not what today is about but they're too many guns on the street. we lose 93 million americans a day to gun violence. kennedy: good thing you are not citing those numbers terry. we don't know where he got his gun but we do know guns save people's lives and without them this would have been a massacre. let's start the show. i am kennedy. how long might the unity in washington last and is there a real opportunity to solve some problems together? joining me now congressman and caucus member jim jordan. welcome back to the show congressman. >> think you kennedy. kennedy: obviously there is an outpouring of support ankle calls for unity from both sides. i'm wondering two things from you. how long will it last and will it in any way affect policymaking in washington? >> we hope it lasts a long time and we have to focus on the most

mcauliffe joins officials from more than 20 states who say they can't or won't comply with this week's request for voter roll data, including addresses, dates of birth, political party, and even voter history, elections voted in from the request came from commission on election integrity, established after president trump insisted three million to five million voted illegally. >> you have people that are registered who are dead, who are illegals, who are in two states. >> reporter: g.o.p. leaders have rejected his claim. >> i have seen no evidence to that effect. >> reporter: and today new york's democratic governor andrew cuomo announced, "we will not, complying with this request. new york refuses to perpetuate the myth that voter fraud played a role in our election." utah's governor said, "we will not share any protected data with the commission." even the vice president's home state announced today that "indiana law doesn't permit the secretary of state to provide the personal information requested." the new commission is led by kansas secretary of state kris kobach, a longtime crus

she received almost $500,000 from a political action committee associated with mcal --with mcauliffer democratic committee. lou: the relationship between general flynn and the assistant director of the f.b.i. mccabe, how did that come to be? >> that was a contentious relationship. starting two years ago general nuke flynn came to the aid of special agent robin. i can tell you i have gone through so many letters in support of her. probably one of the most premiere counter terrorism agents in if the united states. she was also in charge of the robert levinson hostage crisis in iran. she was the top dog. excellent reports from the beginning of her tenure before she came under mccabe. that's when everything changed. she filed a sexual discrimination lawsuit against mccabe. when she'd filed that, she reported earlier to her supervisor that she would be filing this eeoc complaint, and it was after she told her supervisor that mccabe filed a case against her as not being a satisfactory agent. so that's evidence in itself. he actually admits that. we obtained his testimony where he admits he

governor mcauliffe: i want to say our thoughts and prayers are with everybody. i want to congratulate the effort of the state, local and federal. we're all here together. early this morning police -- i want to thank everybody's involvement. i specifically want to thank the first responders. i have been told that members of the neighborhood and the community gave assistance. this is truly an extraordinary effort. and i also want to compliment the u.s. capitol police for their quick action and through their heroic efforts and others they saved a lot of lives today. we do everything we can to keep our community safe. i once again want to thank all law enforcement personnel and first responders who were involved today. thank you. reporter: are you feeling at this point this was -- what do you see, number one, a deliberate planned attack? and are you investigating this now on the basis it could be an act of terrorism? >> ma'am, it's too early to say. this is really raw at this moment. we are at the initial part of the investigation. so it's too early to say. we're wo

even by mcauliffe standards. not very classy, let's put it that way.t guest is a member of the freedom caucus. he says the devicive rhetoric in need to end. he serves on the house oversight committee. congressman, thank you very much for being with us. i want to start with the shooting itself. we are learning the short was an absolute compulsive trump hater. he hated the republican party. a leftist supporter of bernie sanders, and a member of anti-republican groups. one of them called terminate the republican party. give us your thoughts as we learn more about this person. and the violence that -- physical violence as well as the violence of language and rhetoric and the commitment on the left of the democratic party to subvert the trump administration. >> you know, when asked whether this particular individual was influenced directly through the fierce rhetoric, politically that developed these days, we'll never know, he's dead. but what i do know with all my heart is he came to that ball field with the distinct purpose of killing as many republicans

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in an effort to save her from deportation, that outcome, governor terry mcauliffe pardoned a misdemeanor driving conviction on the record. the number of the members of congress stepped in on her behalf. prince george's county, four men are facing charges in a string of robberies at 7-eleven. police say the men held up ten stores in the span of a month the robbery happen in prince george's montgomery and anne arundel county. police arrested the men from washington following the recent hold up in suitland friday. jonathan: well, little more than an hour a vigil will be underway for the fairfax teen walking back to their mosque. the police say think believe it's road rage but her family says it could be a hate crime. tom roussey live in sterling with the update. tom? >> this is the spot the car, the suspect pulled over. according to police, nabra hassanen and others bolted this way. but the suspect caught up to her and beat her to death. tonight the first of many chances for folks to come together and remember her life. many find it's hard to believe hate was not the reason that nabra hassa

terry mcauliffe called the plan a disaster for virginia families, while republican governor larry hogan says it does not work for maryland. read all of the details of the plan at our website, wjla.com. jonathan: protesters outside of the prince george's county school board meeting. it is the first meeting since accusations of high having grades boosted to increase graduation rates. anna-lysa gayle was at the meeting. i'm sure that it got fiery tonight. anna-lysa: for sure, jonathan. tonight it was clear the board was divided on this issue and several others. some community members are trying to figure out this. >> save our schools. >> ♪ we shall overcome anna-lysa: it was standing room only thursday night and prince george's county public school board meeting. some audience members and some of the board were those who attended a small protest prior. >> they go to college and flunk out or have to take remedial courses. anna-lysa: this is one of several board members calling for an investigation into accusations the school system has allowed hundreds of students to graduate without meetin

as he watched terry mcauliffe, dana, what do you think?first and foremost, obviously, our prayers are with a congressman scalise for those individuals who were wounded in this attempted political assassination. bravo to the capitol hill police, as you heard other congressional members say, if representative scalise had not been on that field, with those two officers, who are afforded to him as a perk of being a member of leadership there, and the republican party and the house, they would have been sitting ducks. all they would've had with her gloves and their baseballs with which to defend themselves, it's amazing to me. this isn't a gun issue. the good guy saved the day. guns and save lives, this is what the story proves. furthermore, this isn't an issue about firearms. this is an issue about rhetoric. martha, this is an issue about a guy who has been feeding off of the poison that has been coming from comedians and shakespeare plays of assassinating presidents that are playing in the park. this has been coming from bridge ehrlich rhetor

democratic governor terry mcauliffe calls the plan a "disaster for virginia families" -- while republicanlarry jogan says it does "not work for maryland. you can read all the details of the plan at wjla dot com. withd another special election loss.. the future of house minority leader nancy pelosi is in question. representative kathleen rice and some other democratic lawmakers have called for pelosi to be replaced. rice hosted a dozen democrats in her office yesterday, to discuss that issue. and pelosi weighed in. president trump tweeted, he hopes pelosi stays.. hinting that democrats are weaker under her leadership. happening today.. the man accused in a horrific crash in adams morgan has a preliminary hearing. two police officers on bicycle were injured, one critically, when brandon figures-mormon's truck slammed into them on june 8th. authorities say he was speeding. a d-dot employee was also injured. the suspect faces several charges, including intent to kill while armed.. police say they recovered a weapon from the truck. developing now.. the prince george's county schools c-e-o is d

. >> terri mcauliffe will sign prevention of bullying bill. the two bills aim to prevent or reduce teen suicide. one requires parent be notified when and if their chil all school counselor be trained in bullying and suicide prevention. >>> 4:35 is the time nouvrment let's get over to gary mcgrady and they say the heat is turned up. that's what i saw you do last night. that's what i'll gol with all morning. >> it's a gradual increase. not what is in thes tomorrow. 90s in the picture for the day period. and it's shaping up to look pretty warm weekend coming up. i know it's tuesday. we can still talk about that i think. couple showers north and northeast of us. most of us is still eevingts i 5. traveling east there is a couple spotty showers up north of baltimore. right now most of the area remains dry. let's show you to the south. we're all good. looks like morning commute will be dry today. temperatures out there in the 60s. upper 50s, mannasas 59, here in town 67. and what he about later this afternoon i think a lot of we'll top out 80. annapo

brian: meanwhile governor terry mcauliff by the way is making it clear he wants to run for president.s governor of virginia you do want to hear from him. i was shocked to hear this. >> i have long advocated this is not what today is about, but there are too many guns on the street. we lose 93 million americans a day to gun violence. i mean, i have long talked about this. background checks, shutting down gun show loopholes. that's not for today's. it's not just for politicians we worry about this every day for all citizens. we lose 93 million americans a day to gun violence. >> -- 93 individuals a day. ainsley: how would this change the situation. this guy was never convicted of a crime. >> brian: he had a gun i have license in chicago. ainsley: goes in to buy a gun. this guy no red flags. nothing in his history. steve: terry mcauliff goes i'm not going to talk about this today but then he talks about gun control. congressman roger williams says he has heartened by the fact that when he heard the shooting coming from over there, a short time later he heard shooting coming from behind h

amidst the public outcry, governor terry mcauliffe stepped in and in part and the mother, but it was not enough to stop the deportation. come, a thiefto whose getaway turns into an armed rescue. jonathan: caught on video, the rescue of a young child locked inside of a sweltering car. >> we are here to take back our field. alison: bringing back america's i'm at higher risk fore as depression.ave a stroke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. ♪ jonathan: a dramatic scene in boulder, colorado come after a train derailed off the tracks. details still coming in are a little sketchy as to why the train jumped the tracks. residents nearby had to be evacuated while officials determined the train was not ca locally, riverbend road in great falls will be closed overnight following an accident shutdown down -- the will a

virginia governor terry mcauliffe has agreed to turn over a list of 206,000 convicted felons who's votingdoun county commonwealth's attorney jim plowman has been seeking the list since last april. he filed a freedom of information request but the administration denied. he sued the mcauliffe administration which requires the governor to turn over that list. >> another noose has turned up. it was found hanging from a tree yesterday morning along mills choice road in montgomery village. that's in the herons cove condominium neighborhood. residents immediately called management and police cut it down. this incident comes after nooses were found recently at american university, the national museum of african-american history and culture, a construction site in southeast d.c. and crofton middle school. police are asking anyone with information about that noose they found in montgomery village give them a call. >> democrats urging congress to protect state medical marijuana programs. the bill would stop federal authorities from interfering with medical marijuana programs. some lawmakers fear tha

also terry mcauliffe was telling us about his concerns, offering his thoughts and prayers. when asked about gun this is how he responded. this is notffe: what today is about but there are too many guns on the street, we lose 93 million americans per day to gun violence. i have long talked about this, background checks, shutting down venture loopholes, that is not for today but is is not just about politicians, we worry about this every day for all citizens. because it was an assault on a federal officer, the fbi has taken over the investigation in alexandria although the alexandria police department will be assisting with the virginia state police. sam sweeney is closer to the crime scene that where i am. we are taught -- we have talked to people who were shocked by what happened here early this morning. sam: this is sam medstar in washington, d.c. we understand that congressman steve scalise successfully underwent surgery at medstar. ps here as well as who we believe -- he is here as well as one of the u.s. capitol police officers feared we saw a capitol police officer lea

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. >> governor terry mcauliffe is scheduled to go to woodbridge and cutting down on the number of suicide. requiring more training for counselors on bullying and suicide prevention when they renew their licenses and further south. sheriff's deputies locked down park ridge school for a couple hours, north stafford too because it's nearby, all because of a that. but they did sweep the school and no threat and that lockdown ended a short time later . >> too many scams out there. how many things get overlooked just because of the possibility they are not true? here is an example. you see something like this on your facebook feed. no child deserves to go hungry ever. if you have a school aged student in need of breakfast or lunch. text food, and you will get information on where to go. this has gone viral for about a week now. jackie barerra shared this on our facebook page. but this is too good to be true? text to get a free meal? that's why people think it's a scam. i have good news, we can verify this is true. you can get lunch for free this summer and breakfast. let me tell you wha about.

she had a traffic ticket on her record, but govern ofer terry mcauliffe her in the country so she would the north korea be separated from her children. >> shot and killed a suspect at a train station in brussels. sewed yers neutralized the suspect immediately after a small explosion at the station. they confirmed hits death hours after the bomb squadded checked whether he was armed with more explosives. earlier reports said he was wearing a bomb belt belgium's crisis center says it doesn't race a need to race the country's terror threft level. >> at least 29 people died n last week in london. support is all flowing in from all around the world. adele dropped by the station to meet some of the firefighters who helped battle the flames at the 20 story tower . adele is a london native . she as the firefighters held a moment of silence. meantime top artists like jessie jay the at house simon powell spearheaded the single l. they hope to race money for the residents who lost their homes and for the family and victims. it is a single over bridge over troubled water. >> i'm not absolutely sayi

. >> well, angie, adam, governor terry mcauliffe is going to be at a high school in woodbridge where he will sign two new bills into law. the first requires the pip to contact parents within five school days if their child is involved in bullying. the second involved school counselors and mandates training in bullying and suicide prevention to renew their license in virginia. still the teachers at fort park high school have proven they aren't afraid to talk about suicide. for the past few years they have held a suicide awareness walk for classmates that have taken their own lives. they continued that tradition this past weekend to help end the stigma surrounding mental illness. >> i have noticed, what could i have done better? why didn't i pick up on it? and that's a lifelong set of questions that haunt us. >> reporter: the new laws will take effect in just a few weeks on july 1st. in the newsroom, i'm chris lawrence, news 4. >> thanks, chris. mental illness can impact anyone. suicide is the second leading cause of death for teens and young adults. head to the n you or someone you kn

virginia governor terry mcauliffe says he has no intention of honoring that publicly available informationrights advocates are concerned this will infringe on rights of the citizens. >> national rifle association is out with a new ad ruffling a lot of feathers. just take a look. >> the only way we stop this, the only way we save our country and our freedom is to fight this violence of lies with a clenched fist of truth. i'm the national rifle association of america and i'm freedom's safest place. >> so far it's generated over 3 million views and some are calling it a call for full civil warily. >> next up, tomorrow it will be legal to buy marijuana in the state of nevada. marijuana will be available in select dispensaries in northern and southern nevada. so far a list of licensed places hasn't been released but the requirements to purchase it has. you'll need cash a government issued id and at least 21 years of age unless you have a medical marijuana card. according to may cost between $10 and $15. >> it's getting hot in the district but that's nothing compared to a city in iran. yesterday

joining me on the phone is governor of virginia, governor terry mcauliffe. thank you so much for jumping on the line. >> thank you. i wish it were under better circumstances. >> can't agree with you more on that, governor. we are just -- and i don't know if you had a chance to hear it, governor. we now know the oifgsz, they have i.d.ed the shooter jam hodgkinson of melville, illinois. >> we had a briefing from the fbi and all of the law enforcement personnel and the investigation has just started, but i will say this, thanks to the heroic efforts of the capitol police today we could have lost more citizens today, but the law enforcement and the alexandria police, state police and everybody came together and were able to contain the situation, but we have real heroes today who acted very quickly, or else we could have a lot more serious injuries that actually did occur. >> that's right. what could you say about what happened this morning, governor? >> listen, this is another sad situation. we've got to find out about this individual. your job as governor is t

amidst the public outcry, governor terry mcauliffe - pardoned cruz mendez.ut it wasn't enough though to stop the deportation. her falls church. it's xx and we're just getting started. baltimore blast. a steam pipe explosion sends concrete flying. now, comes the cleanup and questions about how this happened. good morning washington. - happy first day of summer - longest amount of daylight - hottest day of the next 10 tomorrow (90+) - impacts from t.s. cindy this weekend - nice early next week (lower humidity!) today:- partly cloudy. hot, but relatively comfortable humidity. stray pm shower possible. highs: 86-90 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. isolated shower. warm. lows: 64-71 winds: w 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. highs: 90-94 winds: wsw 5-10 mph right now. a clean up effort underway in

he did roar they were in good condition. >> governor mcauliffe himself a democrat when he walk up his message was that they saved a lot of lives today. of course, talking about the first responders law enforcement that's there. it's important to note us capitol police of course first line of defense a lot of people are calling them the heroes saved the day, saved this from being something much more tragic that you would hear about but also wip a couple of minutes three minutes in fact the chief mike brown of alexandria police department saying that his officers arrived on the scene some 52 to 100 -- 50 to 100 bullets shot back between law enforcement and the gunman who was holding some sort of a long gun some say an ak47. >> we've seen that. >> we have not confirmed that. >> not your typical pistol which is all the capitol police officers were armed with. so no -- essential follow new details to come out with but basically driving the message home that area there of del ray is safe. the capitol police off officersl recover. they said five people were transported that was the word they

leadership of eric holder, working with president obama, the governors association, leadership of terry mcauliffe, and house democrats and to end voter suppression. these will be activities largely in the court. end voter oppression, redistricting, injustices and the rest. so we know infrastructure-wise what we need to do. we know message-wise what we need to do, and our chairman in terms of dccc in terms of -- separate from redistricting, he understands the value of the mobilization, that mobilization cannot happen without a message. you have to have inspiration to do that. our inspiration was there at the grassroots level. we have to communicate it to a broader audience. he understands the motivation message, the money. expand the amount of people who are contributing $10 is having a wholesome effect on politics in general in our country and i am proud of that. and then you have the messenger, the recruiting of the candidates. sometimes they self-recruit and come from their own districts, and sometimes we reach out to say to someone, would you consider running? this is what is at stake. this is

governor mcauliffe talks about the bill in virginia.each of these, i am naming these because these are the ones that are actively involved with folks on the ground. in new hampshire, college students there. they have their election every two years, they decided they have a short window in or the to change the electoral. so they have a bill that says if you register to vote and then the first time you vote after you rej stefr they are going to send somebody from the government by for your intent to stay in new hampshire to vote. the prospect of somebody coming by the their dorm room. so in that case, we haven't picked out for instance a like the sponsor of the bill, sponsors come from safe spots so we take a look that maybe won by 100 votes and inclined to support it. and that is the way we are proceeding and we have 55,000 people nationwide volunteered for this. so there are a lot of ways you can help us. >> that is awesome. >> jeff sessions. >> such language. >> why is he still attorney general? >> he is attorney general because we los

mark: we heard from governor mcauliffe when the police gave their news conference earlier.nt off script to say it there need to be a discussion we need to talk about having less guns on the streets, the issue of gun control will no doubt to be debated in light of this. what have you heard so far? kevin: he is a republican controlled congress, anytime there is an episode of this kind, it will follow. it is too early to tell. the president's son tweeted out comments regarding rhetoric and inflammatory rhetoric and whether that is in play. it is too early to speculate. you're absolutely right. i do not want to say it is reminiscent, but we all remember what happened to representative get the difference -- gabby gifford. i think right now, the focus is on security and again, the republican members are all members are in fact a briefing with the capitol police. vonnie: we have a name, where i we doames hodgkinson, want to point out that the fbi, special agent in term -- in charge said we think we have a good handle on it and "we want to confirm some details." it is fair to say t

terry mcauliffe said now is the time to have this conversation. i think people thought after sandy hook things would change and unfortunately very little seems to have changed. >> all i know is first of all, governor mcauliffe got his stats rong. he again used a stat for the 93 gun violence a day, that that's inaccurate in the context that he was using it. as a gun owner, i wish i had had one yesterday. >> you wish you'd had a gun yesterday so you could have fired back? >> yes, charlie. i would have liked to have a fire arm. i think trent kelly would have. there are a number of others that wish we would have been able to defend ourselves and come to the aid of the capitol police who were extraordinary. >> congressman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, charlie. >>> in our next hour, we will talk with one of the people who was shot. that's legislative aide zack barth and his boss, congressman roger williams who was injured. >>> it's reached a potential turning report. counsel robert mueller is trying to determine if the president obstructed ju

governor terry mcauliffe, along with tim kaine and mark warner, out campaigning for lieutenant governor. tom perry ellis to an interesting approach, deciding that starting on friday he would campaign across the state for 24 hours. the polls opened at 6:00 this morning and will remain open until 7:00 this evening. a reminder, please bring your identification. you.a: all right, thank you said that that was like a play on house of cards? kidd: with it first. [laughter] adrianna: reality, tv, the lines are blurred. vj is here and you had a protection for the whole summer? veronica: looking at it, looks like we will be well above average for the summer months. what does it mean? it means we will be seeing more of the heat waves coming our way with higher than average temperatures for that time, meaning we will be taxing the air conditioning, hitting the pool, looking for ways to stay cool, hopefully not using up too much energy, but the ac is likely to be on. 89 degrees by 11 a.m., noon today running right at 90. i do think that right here, during this hour, the heat index probably touching

mean time virginia governor terri mcauliffe will later today in woodbridge and goal is to prevent bullyingd the two bills are aimed to prevent or reduce teen suicide. one bill requires teens be notified within five days when and if the child is harassed at school. it requires all school counselors to be trained in bullying and suicide prevention. there will be a bill signing sayre pony today. >> a world war ii memorial in the district later today there will be a special ceremony to mark 73 anniversary of u.s. invasion of normandy france during world war ii event known as d-day veterans will be on hand there 11 a.m. and volunteers will help claim the memorial. d-day is the largest sea born in hist rep and begun generation of norm western europe from the nazis. >>> all right 6:32 time for morning line. and as they continue west coast road trip in la. been a good one so far. this is a late one. wrapped up after 1 a.m. eastern time because they played late throughout with the time difference. game again wrapping up after 1. highlights anthony ran don't put them on the board with highlights and

the day after having governor mcauliffe talk about that a little bit too soon.É, you cannot define the word here. the response to be the first domestic crisis. >> i was certainly happy he was able to visit in the hospital. just like we've been saying, it's important republicans and democrats are on the same page. i was happy to see democrats practicing for the congressional game today that they were praying for brothers and sisters. lauren: i'm so glad you said all that. thank you for your time this morning. >> special prosecutor robert mueller is investigating president transpiring of fbi director james comey. anonymous sources telling the "washington post" the investigation has expanded to include whether the president obstructed justice. planning to interview the director of national intelligence to encode the national security agency director mike rogers is part of the investigation. the fbi leak of information is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal. the prosecutor declined to comment. lauren: reports that special prosecutors investigate donald trump taking

lieutenant governor ralph northam the calm voice of the party establishment backed by senators kaine, mcauliffe. >> i'm part of the establishment. he is part of establishment. jeff: a native of eastern shore, northam is a doctor and army veteran who served six years in the stated they before winning the race for lieutenant governor in 2013. >> i know how to fight and i know how to win. at the same time i know how to bring people to the table and agree to disagree and do what is the best interest of virginia. >> tom perriello shook up the race when he is jumped in this year. born and raised in charlottesville, perriello served one term in congress from 2008 to 2010. claiming he lost his seat because he voted for obamacare. >> republican leaders are trying to do this to affordable healthcare. >> i have been a fighter for 20 years on progressive causes. jeff: perriello whose ad opposing the obamacare repeal received national attention used the democratic primary as a referendum on the president. >> june 13 will be the fist statewide opportunity in -- firs about rejecting the agenda of hate and big

the deportation is despite a pardon from terry mcauliffe. >>> happening the american civil liberty unionill hold a press conference where they will address the protest and violence that erupted on inauguration today, more than 200 people detained. the aclu claims some law enforcement may have i have noted demonstrators rights. the press conference is at noon at the aclu offices. >>> a s on capitol hill today, parents and children dressed as super heros will join democratic lawmakers to oppose the repeal of the healthcare act. the group will call on congress to quote, save our health care. comes one day before senate republicans are due to unveil their version of a healthcare repeal bill. >>> now, to a fox 5 exclusive and a warning about a dangerous side effect of temporary tattoos. a virginia family says during a recent trip to virginia beach, they let their 5-year-old son get a black henna tattoo. you see the picture. the ink caused the boys skin to become red and itchy. the doctor said it may have used dye named ppd. >> i never heard of that. the first time i heard about it was when i

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that's why we're so successful in bringing in the number of jobs we have, and terry mcauliffe is a great part of the team. >> are you at all concerned that the democratic party is now 0 for 4 against donald trump and the republicans in all these congressional midterm special elections? >> i think we were disappointed, i think we weren't successful in those campaigns, virginia is becoming bluer every day, we're going to have a great ticket to run on this year, our attorney general justin fairfax is the candidate for governor, we have great delegate candidates running. so we think this year's going to be a great year for democrats in the commonwealth of virginia. >> thanks for being with us today. >>> and coming up, supreme victory? president trump scoring a partial win. the main event is still this fall. what we're watching for next, right here on andr"andrea mitch report reports", next on msnbc. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to... ...blo

mcauliffe questioned why he brought up gun-control in the first place after he said it wasn't the day to do that. rob: he was not the only one talking gun-control in the wake of this. jermaine williams attacking our current gun laws in this country. i want to bring it to a specific. >> tucker recruiting these claims they williams timing was wrong. >> reaction to the congressional baseball shooting. >> carly shimkus from fox news and lawmakers on both sides. >> reporter: lawmakers calling for unity in the wake of the shooting in alexandria, virginia. pouring of prayers can be seen across social media with donald trump setting the tone calling congressman scalise a true friend and patriot after news broke. the president and first lady spent the evening visiting the congressman in the hospital and he took to twitter with an update writing just left hospital. one of the truly great people is in tough shape but he is a real fighter, pray for steve. the shooting took place while house republicans were practicing for today's congressional baseball game was a photo shows house democrats react

. >> news4's chris lawrence shows us >> angie, adam, governor mcauliffe will sign two new bills into law today. the first riffs the principal to contact parents within five school days if their child is involved in bullying. the second involves school counselors, the mandates of training and suicide prevention to renew their license. teachers have proven that they are not afraid to talk about suicide. for the past three years, the school has held a suicide awareness act to remember classmates who have taken their own lives. they continue that tradition this past weekend to end the stigma surrounding this issue. >> i have noticed, what could i have done better? why didn't i pick up on it? and that's a lifelong set of questions that haunt us. >> the new laws will take effect in just a few weeks on july in the newsroom, chris lawrence, news4. >> thanks, chris. mental illness can impact anyone and suicide is the second leading cause of death for teens. go to our nbc washington app for more information. >>> the official start of summer is weeks away and fitness is on everyone's mind. >> o