in washington, i'm scott mclean. former president barrack obama posted a scathing statement on facebook... refrencing the quote "fundamental meanness at the core of this legislation." (steve) we also have reaction from california's democratic senators... senator kamala harris tweeted: the gop released their health care bill today. let me be blunt: it's worse than we thought. and senator dianne feinstein tweeted: it's clear now why senate republicans kept the health care bill secret. it does nothing to improve health care in america! (pam) coming up new at ten: a california father of nine dies after running a race in 109- degree heat.tonight -- his family wants to know why the event was held in the dangerous temperatures. (steve) then - also new at ten:a disturbing scene at the zoo plays out right in front of children.. what led up to this brutal fight involving chimpanzees. (pam) and next:a rate hike coming soon for bart riders... but there is actually a way to get around paying more. what you need to do -- after the

(pam) first, let's get to reporter scott mclean in washington, d.c.... with details on the high court's decision. on the campaign trail, president trump promised to win... and today he got one... but it's only partial, and it may be temporary. in a 6-3 decision, the supreme court allowed some parts of trump's revised travel ban to go into effect, but not others. in a statement trump called it a: "clear victory for our national security. it allows the travel suspension for the six terror-prone countries and the refugee suspension to become largely effective.the court's ruling means that people from six countries in the middle east and africa will be barred from entry for 90 days -- unless they can prove bona fide links to the u-s -- like family, a college admission, or a job offer. jeffrey toobin/cnn senior legal analyst: " the court seems to have thread a needle actually quite elegantly, where they have dealt with the people who have the biggest hardships, the saddest stories, the people who have close relatives." the affected countries -- iran, syria, y

comey's home as well in mclean, virginia. we are hoping to get a glimpse of the former director as he makes his way to capitol hill. he will be sitting for an open session, and go behind closed doors to talk with senate intelligence committee members. we will have a camera in that room and outside as well, bringing you reaction. our coverage beginning with all of you this morning outside of washington, letting you hear from folks here, letting you know what we think about testimony from the rest are comey. we will take a short break. when we come back, senator mike in them utah joins us conversation, a republican. we will also talk about his latest book. and we want to show you did -- democrat some of her -- senator ron wyatt, who had this to say about this morning's hearing. >> we are reviewing the word the president said in public word for wordwi

scott mclean has more from washington.en handel/-r-georgia congresswoman-elect: a special thanks to the president of the united states of america. georgia's sixth remained republican red last night... after the most expensive house campaign ever fought. it's a victory for congresswoma n-elect karen handel but also for president trump who lent his voice, and twitter account to her campaign. but the celebrations wont last long. natssecretary of state rex tillerson met with chinese officials just as u-s spy satellites are detecting new activity at north korea's underground nuclear test site. military officials have given trump a new set of options to consider if there's another nuclear test. meanwhile, the tightening of us sanctions prompted the russians to cancel talks meant to improve diplomatic relations. all of this, while republican senators try to hammer out a new healthcare bill -- one that likely won't look much like the house version. sen. mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: it will speak for itself. it will be diff

deliberations ongoing reporter scott mclean has the latest.ost 40 hours of deliberations, multiple jury questions, and still no verdict in the bill cosby trial.gloria allred/attorney: "this is not a vindication of anybody. this is not the end." the jury told the judge they were deadlocked... unable to find unanimous consensus on any of the three charges against the famous actor and comedian.cosby's publicist thinks it's a positive sign for the defense team. andrew wyatt/bill cosby's publicist: "we believe that he's innocent. we believe that he's not guilty. and i think the jurors have shown that too." cosby is accused of drugging and assaulting andrea constand back in 2004.both cosby and constand were inside the courtroom when the deadlock was announced -- neither showed any visible emotion.but outside the courthouse -- there was plenty -- two of the more than 50 women who have accused bill cosby got into a verbal spat with cosby supporters.victoria valentino also accused cosby of sexually assaulting her in 1969 -- she says a guilty verdict wo

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scott mclean is in norristown, pennsylvania with a preview of the day's trial, hi scott...-reporter pkg-as follows-- outside of the courthouse people lined up outside the courtroom for day 1 of bill cosby's trial.the disgraced actor and comedian has been accused by more than 50 women, but he's never had to face a jury, until now. the sexual assault allegations against the 79-year-old comedian go back more than a decade.andrea constand, a canadian former basketball star who met cosby working at his alma mater first went to the police in 2005, a year after she says she was drugged and sexually assaulted by cosby.the criminal case was dropped, but constand won a civil settlement after 13 other women who came forward with their own ( james ) police raids continue in london this morning after the weekend terror attack that left seven people dead and dozens more injured. so far 12 people have been arrested. the attack started with a van mowing down pedestrians on the london bridge saturday night. then three attackers jumped out of the van and began stabbing people at random befor

scott mclean reports. sen. chuck schumer/ -d- new york: "the cbo report makes it clear, the senate bill is every bit as "mean" as the house bill"twenty-two million. that's how many more americans would be without health insurance by 2026, if the proposed senate gop health care bill passes, according to the congressional budget office report.like the house version of the bill that passed in may, this version would end enhanced medicaid expansion, eliminate coverage mandates, and allow insurers to charge older policyholders more. and while premiums would be down about 20% over the next 10 years for the average customer, those in the individual market would be hit with dramatic increases for services. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is scrambling to shore up votes for the bill, but these new numbers may not help. sen. john mccain/ -r- arizona: "well, obviously, it's not good news. and, so it'll have to be a factor, but the important factor is my state is a medicare expansion state, and, so we have a lot of

road construction in mclean right now tying up the outer loop of the beltway after the gw parkway, jamming us all the way back to river road. if you travel i-95 in virginia, an accident southbound at neil city. we will me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. countless ailments. countless hours. and guess what? you can handle it all. be a leader in your field with a bsn from strayer university. a nursing program created by and for nurses. let's get it, nurses. adrianna: right now, comedian bill cosby is in a pennsylvania courtroom for the first day of his sex assault trial. that in 2004 he drugged and sexually assaulted an employee. maggie rul

let's start with stacy and mclean virginia on the line for independence. i think the. >> thank you for taking my call. good morning america. afternoon, rather. this is a sad time that we are in. it is one of my biggest fears come true. we have lobbyists that are running washington. not the legislatures that we elect. they have got americans pitted against each other, red and democrats and republicans, like we are blood and crips. i refuse to play the game, and when anybody comes to me like, oh you are a, no, i'm an american. >> letter to james next. what are your thoughts james? this thoughts are that rhetoric that the left is all over the news is fueling the fire on these individuals that might be mentally -- a little bit mental, and i think it will work itself out. i think it will work itself out eventually, but there will probably be more of this. the american people are sick and tired of this. i know i am and i know a lot of my friends are. left and keepgo preaching and you try to take on this president that was elected election,a democratic the more p

scott mclean has the details. sen.huck schumer/ -d- new york: "the cbo report makes it clear, the senate bill is every bit as "mean" as the house bill"twenty-two million. that's how many more americans would be without health insurance by 2026, if the proposed senate gop health care bill passes, according to the congressional budget office report.like the house version of the bill that passed in may, this version would end enhanced medicaid expansion, eliminate coverage mandates, and allow insurers to charge older policyholders more. and while premiums would be down about 20% over the next 10 years for the average customer, those in the individual market would be hit with dramatic increases for services. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is scrambling to shore up votes for the bill, but these new numbers may not help. sen. john mccain/ -r- arizona: "well, obviously, it's not good news. and, so it'll have to be a factor, but the important factor is my state is a medicare expansion state, and, so we have a lot of is

no problems in mclean as we move over to a wide view of morning commute, you can see the entire -- excuse me. tuesday, it's wednesday. that's not ok. any questions at erin@fox5dc, i can assure you it is wednesday. >>> 4:36, coming up. one of the most celebrated actors of our time is retiring. >>> people were wondering how much wonder what time was made compared to super man >>> the time is 4:37. 71 is the temp. back in a moment. back in a moment. . >>> the family shot to death by the same cops she h her home are demanding answers about her death. officers came to her home on sunday after a report of break-in, when they arrived, she talked calmly about the burglary and suddenly came at officers with a knife. family members say she struggled with mental health issues >>> days after jeronimo was acquitted video of the scene was publicly released for the first time. millions seen the aftermath becuse castille's girlfriend live streamed it, but few seen before until now. it shows castille calm's admitting he was carrying a gun before he was shot shouting don't reach for it. in the video, you c

scott mclean has the latest from washington.oh you're gonna be very disappointed when you hear the answer"tapes... or no tapes... that's the question raised by president donald trump more than a month ago when he tweeted "james comey better hope that there are no 'tapes' of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!" the tweet was about the fbi director who trump had just fired. comey testified under oath that trump told him he hoped he could let go of the michael flynn investigation -- something trump denies. trump's tweet raised a number of questions-and until now the white house never clearly answered if the private oval office encounter was tapedsean spicer/white house press secretary: "the president has nothing further to add on that//when he's ready to to make that announcement, we'll let you know" comey himself said tapes would confirm his version of events james comey/fmr. fbi director: "i've seen the tweet about tapes. lordy, i hope there are tapes"but today trump tweeted in part " i have no idea... ...whe

mclean no issues. seeing any slowdowns on the inner loop or outer loop.ime except for safetrack. if you have any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. wisdom and maureen back to you. >> 5:18. let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtime news tracker. >> former first lady michelle obama had words of advice and inspiration for several thousand students developers and entrepreneurs at the private q and a session at the apple worldwide developer conference in san jose. during a sit down interview with obama she touched on the diversity in tech, stem education innovation and leadership. she also says more women are needed at the table in decision rooms, in tech and other industries. >> kicked out of court. that's what happened to a celebrity attorney gloria allred during bill cosby's sexual assault trial. she was kicked out after her phone rang. she says she thought she turned it off. she was later led back into the courtroom. all red has of women involved in the cosby assault case. >> seattle

the mclean man has been in jail since his arrest wednesday. say turkish personnel attacked peaceful protesters demonstrating outside the turkish ambassador's residence. congress unanimously condemned turkey following the incident. don't be surprised if you start seeing some interesting costumes on the streets of the district today. the fifth annual "awesome con" kicks off today at the walter e washington convention center. the event celebrates comic books, movies, games, and all things pop culture. and you can expect to see a lot of "cos-players" and celebrity guests as well. around 60-thousand people are expected to attend. awesome con runs through the weekend. it's xx and we're just getting started. new questions and few answers following the ballpark ambush on congressional lawmakers. as police learn more about th shooter-- lawmakers come together to honor the victims. good morning washington. - hot & humid through monday (feeling the worst sunday) - more numerous afternoon/evening t-storms today & tomorrow - stormy monday - less humid & ni

scott mclean has more from the prosecution who says they will seek a re-trial.t efforts the seven men and five women of the jury were not able to reach a unanimous verdict in the bill cosby trial. but cosby is not off the hook there will be a retrial. for the thousands of cosby accusers there is still hope for justice. for cosby himself, another chance to restore his reputation, at least in the eyes of the law". bill cosby left the montgomery county court the same way that he walked in -- a free man.after more than 50 hours of deliberations over six days, the jury in the indecent assault case told the judge they were deadlocked for a second time -- this time hopelessly -- forcing the judge to declare a mistrial. kevin steele, district attorney: "we're disappointed that the jury was not able to come to a unanimous verdict in this case."kevin steele, district attorney: "we had to overcome a number of obstacles put in our way."the prosecution is promising to seek a retrial on behalf of the plaintiff, andrea constand, who accused cosby of drugging and assaulting her

scott mclean is in washington with the latest. president trump is a counter- puncher...and on friday he hit back at james comey -- hard.pres. donald trump: "no collusion, no obstruction he's a leaker"the president was responding to explosive testimony from the fired fbi director.... who told the senate intelligence committee the president said he hoped he could let go of the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn -- and asked for comey's loyalty.q: "would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of this event?"pres. donald trump: "100%. i didn't say under oath. i hardly know the man, i'm not going to say i want you to pledge allegiance." contradicted trums st mony statements... in a may 12th tweet trump floated the possibility of oval oice recordings...james comey/former fbi director: "i've seen the tweet about tapes, lordy, i hope there are tapes."the president was asked point blank today if tapes exist.pres. donald trump: "i'll tell you about that maybe sometimes in the near future//you're going to be very dissapointed when you

a novel by paul mclean is about hadley hemingway, definitely his most romantic marriage and it is commonly thought that pauline love the money and stole him away but that wasn't the case. in fact, ernest's responsibility -- hadley finally brought it up and said i know you are having trouble and said if you hadn't brought that up, we would be fine. we could just continue. so pauline was a wonderful person. the poet elizabeth bishop said he was -- there is a story, can i tell a short story about pauline? ernest eventually divorced her for watching number 3 and they had two sons together, patrick and gregory. it was time for a hand off of the children so pauline wrote him a letter detailing how this was going to happen and she tore it up into little pieces and put it -- send it so if he wanted to know how to get the kids -- >> host: that is creative. did he ever put it together? >> guest: he would have to. >> host: cuba is a subject of a recent in -- not a documentary but entertainment. it was up and down. it is explosive but began to begin another picture of ernest hemingway. everybody has t

a cpa from mclean, virginia...hampion -- an office manager from easthampton, massachusetts... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. three words come to mind for players who average $31,000 or more per win. those three words are "you are good," lisa. you're a good player, so, pat and brittany, be warned.

and returning champion, a cpa from mclean, virginia... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total...nd now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. oh, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good size audience here today. welcome to the beginning of what we hope will be a very exciting week on "jeopardy!" brandon and elisabeth, good to have you with us. good luck to all three. here we go into the first round.

(steve) scott mclean is in washington with what comes next. pres. donald trump: i hope we're going to surprise you with a really good plan.after weeks behind closed doors, republicans finally released their health care bill. surprising, for some. a good plan? that's up for debate. sot pres. donald trump: we're putting in a plan today that's going to be negotiated. the closely-guarded draft was released just a week before republicans hope to pass it. sen. mitch mcconnell/-r majority leader: it's time to act because obamacare is a direct attack on the middle class. -- the bill would phase out medicaid expansion starting in 2021 -- a year "later" than the house bill. it would repeal the individual mandate to actually buy health insurance, repeal obamacare taxes on the wealthy, and defund planned parenthood for one year.republicans can only afford to lose two votes -- since no democrats are expected to support the bill. sen. chuck schumer/-d- minority leader: this bill is a wolf in sheep's clothing.the bill does not include the controversial house propo

from our partners at cnn scott mclean has more on where things go from here. sen.mcconnell/-r- majority leader: republicans believe we have a responsibility to act, and we are. the republican healthcare bill was built behind closed doors, but now it's being cut down in plain sight. at least five gop senators say they won't vote for it in its current form... but are open to negotiating. sen. ted cruz/-r- texas: this current draft doesn't get the job done. sen. rand paul/-r- kentucky: it keeps the preexisting condition, keeps the regulations, and then subsidizes the death spiral. we are not fixing obamacare. president trump, a self- described deal-maker doesn't seem concerned. president donald trump/from fox news: i think that they'll probably get there, but those senators are not the only obstacles... several other senators are sitting on the fence. sen. james lankford/-r- oklahoma: put me down as a solid undecidedsen. susan collins/-r- maine/from msnbc: i cannot support a bill that is going to result in tens of millions of people losing their health insurance....an

in addition to safetrack, slowing down the orange line earlier train malfunction at mclean.on the silver line. seeing delays from well north of riverdale park us a head inside the beltway on bw parkway southbound to south of 50 all the way down to the 11th street bridge. such he heavy volume there. eleventh street bridge slow. pennsylvania avenue as well as five inbound also backing up toward 295. inbound 395 cra right lane at the 14th street bridge. about a 25 minute slow down back to the beltway because of earlier crash that cleared by duke street as well. and then southbound bw parkway a crash at 202 landover road you can see those delays literally from outside the beltway down to that point and again as you try to get south of 50 toward benning road where we have that second crash and look at that 50 inbound delay with disable bus. inner loop crash two right lanes blocked at the university boulevard. we have really heavy inner and outer loop delays through college park at least 35 minute delay in both directions two and from 95 and the 270 spur. back to you. >> developin

scott mclean with our partners at c-n-n has the latest on the fingerpointing.rump is a counter- puncher... and on friday he hit back at james comey -- hard. breaking his brief silence on twitter, trump claimed vindication on the russia probe and called james comey a "leaker"... after the fired fbi director testified he asked a friend to share one of his memos with the press -- in hopes of prompting the appointment of a special counsel. pres. donald trump: "no collusion, no obstruction he's a leaker, but we want to get back to running our great country." in response to comey's leak -- trump's attorney is planning to file a complaint against him with the justice department inspector general and the senate judiciary committee.but the complaint will likely be more bark than bite -- since comey is no longer a doj employee. jack quinn/former white house counsel for president clinton: "i have a hard time seeing any basis of any legal action or reprimand of the director on this basis." comey's testimony raised plenty of questions -- like whether white house conversatio

a cpa from mclean, virginia...setts... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. three words come to mind for players who average $31,000 or more per win. those three words are "you are good," lisa. you're a good player, so, pat and brittany, be warned. she's tough. here we go, though. jeopardy! round. easier round to play. one daily double coming up in these categories... sounds very easy. those three letters coming up in each correct response. oops... ah. lisa, start. scary reading, $200. lisa. what is "rosemary's baby"? yes. scary reading, $400. lisa.

scott mclean - with our partners at c-n-n - has some of the telling statements.d president trump -- quote -- "honesty" on the russia investigation. on capitol hill today -- former fbi director james comey claimed he didn't get the same treatment in return when it came to the reason for his dismissal. jamey comey/fmr. fbi dir: i was also confused by the initial explanation that was offered publicly that i was fired because of the decisions i had made during the election year. those were lies plain and simple.comey said he felt the president wanted him end the michael flynn investigation -- comey took it as an order. jamey comey/fmr. fbi dir:this is the president of the united states with me alone saying he hopes this, i took it as this is what he wants me to do. i didn't obey that but that's the way i took it. sen. james risch/-r- idaho: you may have taken it as a direction, but that's not what he said. he said 'i hope'jamey comey/fmr. fbi dir: correct comey called the conversation concerning.... but drew no conclusions. jamey comey/fmr. fbi dir: i dont think it's

and returning champion, a cpa from mclean, virginia... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. oh, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good size audience here today. welcome to the beginning of what we hope will be a very exciting week on "jeopardy!" brandon and elisabeth, good to have you with us. good luck to all three. here we go into the first round. now a look at the categories... next... ...a good year. and finally... pat, start us. 1867 for $200. elisabeth. what is eight? that's it. 1867, $400. brandon. who is grant? no. elisabeth. who is andrew johnson? correct. 1867, $600. brandon.

scott mclean is in washington with the latest. president trump is a counter- puncher... he hit back at james comey -- hard.pres. donald trump: "no collusion, no obstruction he's a leaker"the president was responding to explosive testimony from the fired fbi director.... who told the senate intelligence committee the president said he hoped he could let go of the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn -- and asked for comey's loyalty.q: "would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of this event?"pres. donald trump: "100%. i didn't say under oath. i hardly know the man, i'm not going to say i want you to pledge allegiance." parts of comey's testimony contradicted trump's past statements... in a may 12th tweet trump floated the possibility of oval office recordings...james comey/former fbi director: "i've seen the tweet about tapes, lordy, i hope there are tapes."the president was asked point blank today if tapes exist.pres. donald trump: "i'll tell you about that maybe sometimes in the near future//you're going to be very dissap

mclean, virginia, 72 degrees. not much in the way of a cooling breeze for us. you will want to get out as early today to -- as possible, of course. noon, so myy like we are already at 95 degrees or higher, even for tomorrow, quite soupy and muggy, a lot of humidity will be in the air taking those numbers into the low to mid 90's outside. we will tell you when the first day is that we could feel relief coming our way. right now let's head over to pacea foster. angela: the is slowing for the folks around the capital. but we have got bigger problems for folks in virginia, traveling on route seven heading into leesburg, you will see some major delays with this accident activity. we are being told that one lane is blocked in each direction for westbound commuters, but one lane is locked in each direction. the trafficow you land cameras, where we are dealing with activity right now on the span of the capital beltway heading to the we are blocking two lanes trying to get high on the outer loop and the second camera shows you delays from another tractor-trailer that st

mclean, virginia, a lot of schools wrapping up session this week, which is a good thing considering that it's going to be humid and hot each day. by 11 a.m. this morning, tracking those storms, isolated threat starting it noontime today. what have you got on the area roads, julie? in the rails roads we have got some delays early this morning. the orange line towards largo town center, this is where you have got some delays due to an earlier train malfunction outside vienna. on the road, downtown silver spring, trying to get their? heads up. approaching 29 we have an accident. the westbound lanes were closed, looks like some traffic may be able to get by to the northbound, all lanes are open. trying to get as duke street, so far and easy drive for you. back in the next 10 minutes and we will update your right on 66. adrianna: following breaking news room overnight, multiple people are dead after a high-rise apartment building turns into a towering inferno. 6:03 in this is the scene in london. at least 50 people have been taken to the hospital with flames over that 20 story tower in north

reporter scott mclean, with our partners at c-n-n ... is in washinton d.c.racking the latest developments. ... (pam) today we talked to environmental group "save the bay" .... executive director david lewis called the president's decision terrible... and warns, it is a major setback in the effort to battle climate change however, he says ... all hope is ánotá lost. (pam) california governor jerry brown today calfiornia will "resist". and california is "all in" when it comes to battling climate change. (grant) this just in -- the trump administration is asking the supreme court to reinstate its ban on travelers from six mostly muslim countries. the justice department filing argues that a federal appeals court made several mistakes in ruling against the trump travel policy. the government says the nation will be safer if

reporter scott mclean has more from the prosecution who says they will seek a re-trial.pite their best efforts the seven men and five women of the jury were not able to reach a unanimous verdict in the bill cosby trial. but cosby is not off the hook there will be a retrial. for the thousands of cosby accusers there is still hope for justice. for cosby himself, another chance to restore his reputation, at least in the eyes of the law". bill cosby left the montgomery county court the same way that he walked in -- a free man.after more than 50 hours of deliberations over six days, the jury in the indecent assault case told the judge they were deadlocked for a second time -- this time hopelessly -- forcing the judge to declare a mistrial. kevin steele, district attorney: "we're disappointed that the jury was not able to come to a unanimous verdict in this case."kevin steele, district attorney: "we had to overcome a number of obstacles put in our way."the prosecution is promising to seek a retrial on behalf of the plaintiff, andrea constand, who accused cosby of drugging and

that is a very busy stretch headed into mclean and tysons. please be prepared.ou are going to run into more delays. back on our maps, following a closure in the columbia heights area. we had columbia road that police investigation at adams mill road. hopefully, that will reopen shortly. of course capital beltway delays through prince, we have been accidents with two heading into greenbelt and college park. both have cleared off of the roadway but be alert. your going to run into some volume delays through that stretch as you continue into silver spring. that's the latest from traffic watch. happy friday. veronica: what a friday it is going to be weatherwise. when you look at the weekend, start planning things out, today is going to be the most comfortable. he has been fairly nice the last couple of days, almost delightful. a green light today all the way through -- you will want to take it all in because the humidity and the air quality all good today. we have got the go. calling it gorgeous. little bit of fog far to the west in cumberland, maryland. the low lyi

this is a live look at comey's home in mclean, virginia.e can tell you sullivan sports bar in newark is a location for a watch party. >>> the warriors one win away from sweeping the cavs and second nba taoeulitle in three . and they try to close out the series tomorrow night and you can see the game only here on abc 7. coverage begins at 5:30. >>> and then let's take a look at live doppler 7, and also a live look at san rafael where light rain is falling. so far by 0.1 of an inch in santa rosa, and the rest of us get ready to get by by noon. >>> and then will impact traffic this morning, so far no major problems, so significant crashes or blocking issues but we have live doppler 7, and you can see north bay and around sacramento, soggy areas, and that orange indicates heavier pockets of rain so drive carefully. >>> an investigation under way in san diego after a concert there turned chaotic. the performer attacked onstag and a concert goer was stabbed. >>> and then barbara bush celebrating a big one today. her 92nd birthday. her 92nd birthd

scott mclean reports the prosecution says they will seek a re-trial.pite their best efforts the seven men and five women of the jury were not able to reach a unanimous verdict in the bill cosby trial. but cosby is not off the hook there will be a retrial. for the thousands of cosby accusers there is still hope for justice. for cosby himself, another chance to restore his reputation, at least in the eyes of the law". bill cosby left the montgomery county court the same way that he walked in -- a free man.after more than 50 hours of deliberations over six days, the jury in the indecent assault case told the judge they were deadlocked for a second time -- this time hopelessly -- forcing the judge to declare a mistrial. kevin steele, district attorney: "we're disappointed that the jury was not able to come to a unanimous verdict in this case."kevin steele, district attorney: "we had to overcome a number of obstacles put in our way."the prosecution is promising to seek a retrial on behalf of the plaintiff, andrea constand, who accused cosby of drugging and

looking outside to tysons corner, mclean, hazy sunshine there and all over the area. nats park, the first pitch temperature at 7:05 will be about 78 but it will feel a degree or two warmer because of the moisture in the air. no rain worries at the ballpark tonight. tomorrow afternoon rain is a little better chance. we have on doppler, clear here. showers and storms to the west over the mountains. quick look at the satellite and the radar shows most will stay out that way. the future cast shows the chances of the showers increase tomorrow. especially by tomorrow aftern latest computer models late tomorrow night. so, day with the showers and the storms. muggy wake-up. on to a warming trend through the weekend, which we will highlight in ten minutes. meanwhile, back to the park. nancy? nancy: all right. thank you. see you then. meantime, if you are coming down to the park, reminder to come see us and sign the banner of the well wishes for those affected by yesterday's shooting. now, if you aren't going to make it to the game we want to let you know we will be airing it o

scott mclean has the details. sen.ck schumer/ -d- new york: "the cbo report makes it clear, the senate bill is every bit as "mean" as the house bill"twenty-two million. that's how many more americans would be without health insurance by 2026, if the proposed senate gop health care bill passes, according to the congressional budget office report.like the house version of the bill that passed in may, this version would end enhanced medicaid expansion, eliminate coverage mandates, and allow insurers to charge older policyholders more. and while premiums would be down about 20% over the next 10 years for the average customer, those in the individual market would be hit with dramatic increases for services. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is scrambling to shore up votes for the bill, but these new numbers may not help. sen. john mccain/ -r- arizona: "well, obviously, it's not good news. and, so it'll have to be a factor, but the important factor is my state is a medicare expansion state, and, so we have a lot of issu

scott mclean has the latest.-reporter pkg-as follows--he promised president trump -- quote -- "honesty" on the russia investigation. on capitol hill today -- former fbi director james comey claimed he didn't get the same treatment in return when it came to the reason for his dismissal. jamey comey/fmr. fbi dir: i was also confused by the initial explanation that was offered publicly that i was fired because of the decisions i had made during the election year. those were lies plain and simple.comey said he felt the president wanted him end the michael flynn investigation -- comey took it as an order. jamey comey/fmr. fbi dir:this is th u with me alone saying he hopes this, i ok it as this is what he wants me to do. i didn't obey that but that's the way i took it. sen. james risch/-r- idaho: you may have taken it as a direction, but that's not what he said. he said 'i hope'jamey comey/fmr. fbi dir: correct comey called the conversation concerning.... but drew no conclusions. jamey comey/fmr. fbi dir: i dont think

this is mclean, white -- the hyatt out there. fair weather clouds like all day. zero chance of rain for any activities tonight. the temperatures in the low 80's in spots like quantico and fredericksburg. 83 in warrenton. 70's to the north and west. martinsburg and gaithersburg at 78. 79 reported in college park. the air is nice and dry. for this evening, this is good for the 2nd of june. 77 degrees with full sunshine. 7:00. 75 degrees at 8:00. a few degrees cooler at 9:00. overnight with the degree skies, light wind and dry air we will drop to 60 for the average temperature. in the weekend, we are in fine shape. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. any cloudiness will be a few puffy cumulous clouds. temperatures at 80. just about average for early june. winds will be light and the air is very dry. so good outdoor weather. we get to sunday and the picture will change. warmer as the winds go to the southwest. more humid. that is a summer like of 87. late afternoon and evening, thunderstorms, not% risk. we get to monday the storm chances really go up. if you are headed to th

scott mclean is tracking the latest developments. president trump loves nothing more than a good deal -- but that's not how he would describe the paris climate accord.pres. donald trump: so, we're getting out but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair."))today, president trump made good on a campaign pledge... confirming the u-s will abandon the landmark climate deal, joining syria and nicaragua as the only countries not signed on. the president slammed the international treaty as bad for the american economy -- and particularly unfair to the united states.pres. donald trump: the paris climate accord is simply the latest example of washington entering into an agreement that disadvantages the united states to the exclusive benefit of other countries." the president's decision comes despite pleadings from big businesses to stick with the agreement... and urging from world leaders including pope francis. scott pruitt/epa administrator: this is not disengagement the president has indicated that there

again, aside from that i like what we're seeing through mclean and tysons and really out in bowie androfton. i'll let you know if that changes. allison and steve. >> erin, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, breaking overnight out of the vatican. a top cardinal facing multiple sex crime charges. >> also a major league baseball umpire being called a hero this morning. scary situation he witnessed and why he says he didn't think twice to help. back in just 30 seconds. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> new this morning a top cardinal at the vatican taking immediate leave after being charged whip sexual assault. cardinal george pell is pope francis' chief financial adviser charged today in his native australia. police there indicated the alleged abuses took place many years ago. pell said he's innocent. he's faced criticism in the past for mishandling cases of clergy abuse when he was an archbishop in melbourne and sydney australia. >> an arkansas man due in court today after police say he intentionally drove his vehicle into that brand new 6,000-pound 10 commandments monument on the grounds of the stat

the supreme court has basically held in this department of homeland security versus mclean, that under the whistle blower statute, somebody like jim comey had every right to release this information. there was no executive privilege on it because it was a statement made in furtherance of a criminal scheme to obstruct justice. >> well, and the president never tried to invoke it going forward, before he testified, and they said very clearly they weren't going to. >> that's exactly right. and if you look at history here, when john dean testified before the u.s. senate back in 1973, he detailed a whole series of conversations in the oval office with the president, with aides. nobody ever filed a complaint against him. nobody ever said that he was a leaker. i mean, this whole thing is just a bogus distraction from the fact that now we have in the record pretty firm evidence that the president was involved in a scheme to obstruct the fbi investigation. >> congressman, weigh in on that. do you agree with nick akerman here? >> i'm not an attorney, but to jump to the president was involved in o

it is only available in two locations, one in mclean in virginia, in our area, one in san francisco.eople dn't like to walk all the way down. >> i think that's such a great idea >> you get it done faster. and can also at least kind of if you're on a tight schedule, got a business meeting, you're in, out, get it >> sometimes the gym is on a different level or around the resort if you go, you know, far out. but i think that's a great idea, $45 >> you rob yourself of usually great hotel gym stories, which are always a fun souvenir. >> gym stories. >>> as we know, graduation season is upon us, as you probably see from your social media feeds and your friends and family from high school to college and beyond. >> the next generation is headed on to the next chapter in their lives, and with all the circumstance, the pressure is on to throw your graduate the perfect party and the party guys marley majors said it is important to focus on the details. take a listen. >> (inaudible) >>> a survey by the national reality federation said consumers will spend 5.6 billion dollars on grads this year.

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the 23,000 square foot estate sits on the banks of the potomac river in mclean, virginia, it includes outdoor according to the new york observer, 49 and a half million would set a record for the most expensive home sold in the region. >> i can't even wrap my head around what that would be. >> 49.5 million. >> you know what i think would help us better understand it. >> yes. >> we need to someone out there to do a live report for good d day. getting a tour of the home watch do you think. >> i'll google what a mortgage payment would be. [ laughter ] >> not that you could even afford a $50 million home you would have mortgage but i'm curious. >> i would love to go inside. wouldn't you like to see it. >> too much house for me personally. >> that's a good way to look at it. >> um-hmm. i'll pass on it. >> look more in that 29.5 million. >> resell it for 50.5 million i'd be okay. >> make a half million. >> make million. >> let's do my first five photo of the day. we got cuteness. >> aww look at that. >> queue the music. let's do it. >> time now for fox5 first five photo of the day. we got ro

and then you only pick up to under 20 miles an hour you will all the way through mclean, tysons acrossridge. wilson bridge also slow. key bridge from rosland into georgetown jams up. beltway was looking good with speeds in the mid 50s. northbound 95 fredericksburg into stafford you drop down to 16 miles per hour. it's about 30 minute delay right now to get out of stafford as you pass a kaya harbor things open up and slow again through dale city into newington and 66 right now it's a 45 minute delay from 29 in gainsville to the beltway this morning. a lot of slow traffic. metro on time right now except for safetrack. that's impacting the red line. back to you maureen and steve. >> all right. for all our friends anne arundel county or anybody who wants to come out what we hope is a beautiful friday morning we'll be zip tripping to annapolis on friday. two days away from our next zip it is from 6:00 to 11am. i'll there be, maureen will be there. tucker will be there and we want to see you in annapolis on friday morning as well. we'll all hang out. do plenty of selfies and we'll have some

with a deliberations ongoing scott mclean has the latest.fter almost 40 hours of deliberations, multiple jury questions, and still no verdict in the bill cosby trial.gloria allred/attorney: "this is not a vindication of anybody. this is not the end." the jury told the judge they were deadlocked... unable to find unanimous consensus on any of the three charges against the famous actor and comedian.cosby's publicist thinks it's a positive sign for the defense team. andrew wyatt/bill cosby's publicist: "we believe that he's innocent. we believe that he's not guilty. and i think the jurors have shown that too." cosby is accused of drugging and assaulting andrea constand back in 2004.both cosby and constand were inside the courtroom when the deadlock was announced -- neither showed any visible emotion.but outside the courthouse -- there was plenty -- two of the more than 50 women who have accused bill cosby got into a verbal spat with cosby supporters.victoria valentino also accused cosby of sexually assaulting her in 1969 -- she says a guilty ve

ottawa to tell you her party affiliation but she works at harvard, mclean hospital. obviously democrat. and then you've got weaker from massachusetts was not considered a hard-core trump supporter. the irony is you've got a condition that is very legitimate. >> today's top about this throughout the campaign. now we have to talk about what money is he putting up especially in health care right now and perhaps medicaid. is the white house ready to address this because you are one of the few people in there talking. >> obviously, my opening statement at the commission was the elephant in the room. that was because without continuity of care, block grants. i don't want block grants. block grants only pay for non-evidence based treatment. you don't fight cancer with block grants. >> as block grants what's coming out of the speakers gop? >> they are using block grants as a way of doing what they don't want to vote on doing another sharply cutting the amount of money that goes to treatment. they say they are giving the same amount that they're letting states do the dirty wo

i think john mclean is one of the best movie death out there.christmas vacation. >> quark result is one of the greatest movie death of all time. they get into such a ridiculous and over-the-top nature at the time, but nothing more relentless about what clark griswold does for his children. the beauty of this is that is so funny at the exact same time and everyone can relate to certain things this character does. over the course of these films, it's my favorite version. pete: ago from clark w. griswold to darth vader. would he have for me? >> i'm not saying darth vader is a great father, but he's the most iconic father in the history of movies. watch this. audio mac >> is not true. that's impossible. >> you know it's true. >> avram banks that line is luke, i am your father. it is actually now, i am your father. a really great scene. the next one of robin williams and mrs. doubtfire appeared abby: that is my favorite of all time. he does everything he can for his kids, even dressing up as a woman. the number one, no question, liam neeson and taken