matt mead cannot july the fifth, the campaign against meade begins. >> one of the myth that is meade at least toth of the potomac had reach out and and that is with how they all testified. ofy all make this statement easily they could have distorted the army. in the case of two of them, they're not in the battle of antietam. the battle of antietam, lee's army was in worse condition and they did not destroy it. .eade those things that story has resonated. outould have just reached if he had just been aggressive in attack, he would have ended the war. hademember, administration been forging a war effort intended to diminish by increments the south ability to wage war and i have often been struck about the commitment to this kind of grinding war with respect to slavery and those sorts of things in the disconnect between that and lincoln's impatience as a related to military events. i think will receive out of his lincoln thinking on military matters ultimately -- at ao alignment aftertime and so you see the gettysburg campaign, you see in central virginia it is not succeed in its end. b

>> meade when he did decide to move, part of his army moved 32 miles in one night. i don't have a question. i just want to bring this up. >> thank you very much. niceve done a very job of summarizing what has been said here. we appreciate your listening and summarizing. >> we should have had you up here. >> go to the back mic. >> i am from howard county, maryland. something was mentioned on the panel about civil war armies being indestructible, that meade realized the army of northern virginia was indestructible. i have heard that the typical civil war radel is when both parties come together, bang the heck out of each other, don't actually destroy each other, and live to fight another day. if civil war armies could not destroy each other, why is that? or what does it mean to destroy the enemy in the civil war context? >> i heard the same thing you heard. as soon as i heard civil war armies were indestructible, i started thinking of vicksburg, fort donaldson, locations where armies were destroyed. they surrendered. civil war armies could be defeated and captured. jo

robin meade has a story of keeping kids from going hungry over the summer. >> i think it's important to realize that not everybody who is hungry is necessarily homeless. sometimes families just really need help to get by. >> it happened when my husband and i were having a hard time. he didn't have a job. we couldn't even afford to buy meals for anthony. those were really hard times for us. >> so what is everybody thinking, when i'm bigger, i want to be? i heard that you're going to be a reporter or an actress. >> yes. i like movies and tv.

contractor charged with stealing and leaking classie she spent months at fort meade before being arrested in georgia. as brad bell found, winner never raised any red flags before her arrest. brad: before moving to georgia in february where she was arrested over the weekend, accused documented leaker reality winner was a resident of the area working at fort meade working for n.s.a. she was popular and her former neighbors tell us they remember her well. >> i'm shocked. >> but tonight she is squarely in the crosshair of the justice department ordered by president trump to stop leaks. the 25-year-old air force vet is accused of using her security clearance and job as a contractor for the n.s.a. the steal this document which election tampering efforts. it's alleged she shared it with an online news outlet. she was arrested over the weekend and could spend years behind bars and jason chaffetz says it's where she belongs. >> just because you see something classified you can't hand it out like candy. brad: winner has her supporters and her attorney's says she is made a political scapegoat and no

that meaty no -- that meade would find other reinforcements. betweenere in an area double's den and the bloody wheatfield behind us. those -- e of some of this is an element of the union army second core. the men of hancock's second corp. you get -- you could always tell what corp a unit along to because they wore a special badge on the top of their hat. to tell you what corp and what soldier a unit along to. you would often wear a four leaf clover because the irish brigade was a part of the second corp. as we walk along this monument, we can see that right. on this topic older is engraved that denotes the second corp. this is new hampshire was one of the most part fighting regiments in the entire civil war. when they did an accounting after the war to figure out which regiment lost the most soldiers in battle, the fifth new hampshire was very close to the top of the list. on july 2, as they came to assist sickles's third corp, the fifth new hampshire was on the extreme left flank of the second corp reinforcement. the commander of the fifth new

and last year she was stationed at fort meade, maryland. a former neighbor says there was nothing unusual about her. winner also worked part time at the columbia yoga shop in maryland. a student and an instructor told us.. she was a very nice, very sweet person. developing now.. the search is intensifying for the killer of two montgomery county honor students. shadi najjar and artem ziberov were found shot to death monday night in montgomery villege. they were inside najjar's vehicle. the two were students at northwest high school in germantown. and they were about to graduate. graduation went ahead as scheduled.. at d-a-r constitution hall in downtown washington. at d-a-r constitution hall in downtown washington. the murders have no suspects.. and no motive. a cheverly mother who pleaded guilty to suffocating her two children will be sentenced today. sonya spoon entered the plea back in march. police say in septemeber of 20-14 - spoon covered her two toddlers heads with plastic bags wrapped with duct tape. the murders happened about a week

winner lived and meade before moving to georgia, where she was arrested monday night. she is due back in court on thursday. if convicted, winner could face a decade in prison. president trump says he wishes fired f-b-i director james comey "luck" when he testifies on capitol hill tomorrow. comey will testify as part of the senate intelligence committee's russia probe. those close to comey say he'll refute the president's claim that comey told him that he was never under investigation. however-- a new report also claims that comey will stop short of accusing president trump of obstruction of justice. all eyes will be on capitol hill when comey testifies before congress. you can watch comey's testimony tomorrow morning beginning at ten o-clock right here on a-b-c 7. right now- an investigation- after a dog attacks a passenger onboard on a delta flight! a passenger, injured by an emotional support dog on the plane. witnesses- say the victim was sitting by the window- and the dog was in the middle seat with delta says the dog delta says the dog and its owner were put on a

>> i went fishing with robin meade who works at cnn. fish, caught it, and i'm reeling it in, and then the fish is going all over the place, so i start running away from the fish. >> you were scared of a fish that you caught on the end of your own line? >> yes, but i kept the line and i kept the rod in my hand. >> please tell me there's video of this. >> i think robin might have it somewhere. >> world new the now . >>> this morning on "world news now," stricter security for all flights entering the united states. >> the message that homeland security is sending to the world. tighten up. the new regulations could cause delays, but it could also keep laptops have interesti laptops from having to be checked. >>> and the race to 2020 is on with president trump holding a fundraiser for his reelection campaign. but it remains to be seen whether the health care bill will fall through. >>> and a prank meant to get more views on youtube kills. police charging a pregnant 19-year-old with manslaughter after shooting the father of her children throu

e andld hancock and mead grant that long street arrived. he sent reinforcements. another officer wrote that he was among the sick, flying balls and encouraging the men. potential foreral nations for by the wilderness battlefield lee to the rear incident was the most carefully documented that tested his personal leadership style. one was the army organization was relatively intact at the beginning of the overland campaign. it was larger than it would be a sailor's creek. soldiers had time to leave battlefield accounts of the incident. the second was that he was -- one that had strong unit identity after the war. finally, the topography of the land made it possible for many men to have seen him. the openness of the field and area densely covered with trees drew meant to the clearing and large numbers. what separates these battlefield is the proximity to the enemy. clearly under union army counter battery fire from across the field in pennsylvania and it chancellorsville and fredericksburg, he is in far greater danger and closer proximity to forward moving union infa

this an she put u up with the punishment mead amazing sting power. the only was "the national enquirer" that got the story right and pole owe vaccine to cover up yes there was this particular virus sb40 in the vaccine and no one knew in the long-term what had it might do to carbon cancer and it was very clear it caused cancer in eddy hamsters and clear that scrape themselves from a human being cheek it would cause cancer in those. regulators got worried. they moved to another monkey species in 1963 for producing polio vaccine going forward. looked at all of this and thought what the he can. why don't we get cells from one, clean normal fetus and they were multiplying in the the lab and we can use them and we will know they're safe. and we can dispense importing hundred offings thousand and slaughtering them expensive and nasty business anyway. meet mrs. eps need a source of an aborted fetus where he can go back to get the medical history, the surgeon of the university of pennsylvania didn't care about his work it was a pain in the but for them. he ne

fort meade, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: all right. brad. thank you very much. meanwhile, today, former national security advisor michael flynn turned over more than 600 pages of documenteds to the senate intelligence committee. homeland security secretary john kelly was asked about his agency's role in the russia investigation. >> i don't want to confirm or deny. we have to wait for the investigation. larry: of course, the testimony that everyone is waiting to see will come thursday when the former f.b.i. director james comey heads to capitol hill. you can see it live on abc7 thursday at 10:00 alison: in the last hour and a half president trump said he wishes comey good luck on the testimony thursday. earlier in day the president back on twitter taking aim at the mainstream media. the journalists are working to get him to stop using social media. he referred to several networks as well as the "washington post" and the "new york times" as fake news. larry: a lovely day. look at the picture. get ready for a change. doug hill in the stormwatch7 weather center with

robin meade has a story of the nonprofit blessings in a backpack, a charity with one goal.r the weekend. >> reporter: i think it's important to realize that not everybody who is hupg gri is necessarily homeless. sometimes families just really need help to get by. >> translator: it happened when an tony was real little. my husband and i were having a hard time. he didn't have a job. we couldn't even afford to buy meal for an thoen any. those were really hard times for us. >> reporter: so what is everybody thinking, oh, my gosh, when i'm bigger i'm going to be -- i heard you were going to be a reporter or actress. >> i like movies, being on tv. >> they live in big houses. it looks so amazing. like wearing the latest clothes when i can't wear the latest clothes. >> how about you? >> i still don't know what i want to be. >> reporter: that's okay. how about you? >> be a manager of building homes and make them perfect. >> reporter: oh, that's beautiful. >> so people can live. >> reporter: why that? >> so they won't have to struggle and live in a little, tiny apartment. >> reporte

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moving the mead dwrodian to add on certain lines of the freeway. and to create a paid express lane.challenge but during rush hour there's they come to a grinding halt. alonzo carr is one of a few dozen people who turned out for a presentation on four auchgzs they're putting together for managing traffic on 101. one of the options is extending the car pool lanes from san francisco international airport to the santa clara county line and charging a toll for drivers willing to pay to get in the lanes. >> once they're in the express lane, they're out of the general purpose lanes. so that's fewer traffic for everybody else to deal with. >> reporter: clean air vehicles would still be able to access those lanes for free. they would need a special transponder that allows you to flich a switch if you're riding alone, two, or three or more. >> it's no longer sustainable. so we have to look lat tat all alternatives. >> reporter: what's clear. any changes on 101 is one piece of a complicated puzzle. >> i'm not sure this is going to do the trick. it will help. but i want to see what the price ta

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hombres de oakland fueron arrestados despus de ingresar a esta propiedad ubicada sobre la calle ''lake meaddenuncia de uno de unos vecinos. ---los detectives no han revelado si el cultivo de esta planta era legal o no. vo/cesar ---el concejo de san jos le dio luz verde a la ciudad para iniciar las negociaciones con la compaña "google" en 250 acres de una propiedad ubicada en el centro de la ciudad... ---el gigante de la tecnologa quiere construir sobre estas parcelas una villa cerca de la estacin "diridon"... ---hoy a las seis nuestra colega ''paola reyes'' nos reveler si este comienzo de negociacin es suficiente para proteger a los pequeños negocios y a los residentes del rea. cam pan /blanca ---en milpitas, los residentes piden a las autoridades ms proteccin a los inquilinos que alquilan vivienda en la zona. ---esto luego que familias que reciben subsidios federales y que residen en el complejo de apartamentos ''sunny hills'' fueron notificadas por el dueÑo que no se les renovo su contrato de alquiler. ---los arrendatarios piden a las autoridades que se tomen medidas de emergencia. ---has

the police say they targeted a home on lake meade because they knew marijuana was being grown inside. police say they choked a 67- year-old man who lived in the home. he was treated for back and neck injuries. >>> some former pro football stars are returning to the field to form a new flag football league. michael vick, and terrell owens were among the players who helped launch the new league. >> are you ready for some football? flag football, that is. it's going pro. the first game of the american flag football league at san jose's stadium. >> i thought wow, this game is so exciting and fun to watch. played by little grade school kids. what would it look like played by great players. >> reporter: terrell owens, michael vick, and chad oachoa singko. >> i couldn't share the field before. now being able to play alongside t-o, and vick. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: the first game pitting owens against team vick, no pads, but the competitive nature is there. >> the demand on your body is there, the reaction, all of that is going to be required. so it's just not like a walk in the park.

nancy: reality winner lived and worked in fort meade before going to georgia for stop she is facing a decade in prison. alison: meanwhile, a change in local policies that may have been triggered by fake news. cnn is reporting russian hackers infiltrated a news agency in qatar and posted a false story. anna-lysa gayle has what happened next. anna-lysa: based on the cnn news exclusive, the reports may be 's to cutng qatar economic and political ties, leading to a much bigger crisis. investigators are into claims that russian hackers may have breached qatar;'s state nes agency and planted a fake new story. according to cnn, the fbi sent a team of investigators to help qatar's government to investigate the claims. whatever is being thrown as an accusation is an accusation. anna-lysa: the accusation comes a week after the friendly meeting between qatar's leader and a president trump. hours after his tone shifted in tuesday, saying, "so good to see the saudi arabians visit with the king and 50 countries paying off. they said they would take a hard line on funding extremism." qatar's foreign

temperatures have dropped into the almost chilly zone. 46 in winchester, 46 up in fort meade. planning out your day today, a mix of clouds and sunshine. won't be all sun all the time. no real chance of rain today. more than enough chance to get temperatures into the low 70s. outdoor planners. running, you bet, biking, perfect. pool? on the cool side. eating outside, just right. check of the weekend forecast, a couple more minutes away. stay tuned for that. for now let's go over to m

winner has meade not guilty to the charge of transmission of national defense information. she was arrested earlier this month and an october 23rd trial date has been set. >>> two former chicago police officer and one current officer have been indicted on charges that they lied about events in the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. if convicted they could face years in prison. an arraignment is set for july 10th. chris martinez has details. >> reporter: special prosecutor patricia brown holmes announced felony charges against three officers present at the scene when 17-year-old laquan mcdonald was shot and killed back in october of 2014. >> officers joseph walsh and thomas gaffney and detective david march have been charged with obstruction of justice, official misconduct, and conspiracy to dmit both of these offenses. >> reporter: the officers claim the teenager aggressively swung a knife at officers which differs from the dash cam video. the defendants are accused of lying about what happened in order to protect fellow officer jason van dyke from prosecution. >> the indic

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fort meade, maryland, 46. west virginia, 55. 5 in fredericksburg. 59 in annapolis and edgewater. hourly temperatures up in the 60s by 8:00 in the morning. 70s by 10. upper 80s for most. miles an hour. perfect night for baseball. had a big win over the orioles. tonight the rangers are in town for a 7:05 game in the ballpark. temperatures in the upper 70s. whether you're eating a ballpark frank at the ballpark or whether you're ballpark franking them in the backyard, a little bit of a north westerly flow around here. there are showers up in southern michigan right now. that's the lone chance we have any rain in the next five to seven days is the slimmest little chance for a shower during the day tomorrow. it's such a low chance i didn't bother putting it on the 10 day. 83 today, 87 tomorrow. the big-time heat arrives on sunday. 95 degrees. could tie or break records monday and tuesday. the first big heat wave of 2017 arrives. give it a cool day forecast and the beach forecast coming up in the next half hour. >> chuck, thank you. >>> paying it forward by paying for lunch. how one lo

the manhunt started around 2:30 this morning when somebody in the area of lake mead drive and great salt lake drive heard somebody trying to break into his neighbors house. when police arrived they found a man on a roof and that person was arrested. but a second person took off and police began searching for him. they told people in the neighborhood to shelter in place. they found him and arrested him around 5:00 this morning. nobody was injured during the burglary. ( mark ) in the north bay... police say a father killed his two young children before taking his own life.( james ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in santa rosa this morning with the details. lydia. ( lydia )police in santa rosa found the bodies of a 40-year old father, his 6-year old daughter and 18-month old son on monday morning.(take vo)the bodies were found inside the fathers home on the 700 block of slater street.before the murder-suicide, sonoma county sheriff's deputies were investigating a child custody violation, involving a dispute between a husband and wife about their two children. during the investigation, auth

a daily and hourly basis are not going to be the ones who will run to any points of contact in the meadewho appreciate the extent to which this actually affects american lives and americans well-being. i was happy to hear him say that. mollie: if you believe the media reports, they say they were being leaked by high obama officials. that would be very few people it's the height of silliness to see jim comey saying people who know don't leak. when that story was meant to undermine the president. juan: he refused to comment on that and i thought he was going to blow that out of the water. there is a lot media people should be looking into with that dossier story. howie: comey put it in play by putting it in his opening statement. i agree with anonymous stories. but the leaked stories did turn out to be true because they were leaked by comey or people close to him. up next, remember infrastructure? is the press all but ignoring the rest of the trump agenda. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan wheneve

what more do you think they mead to do now to protect people? in there. >> there is a profound sense of sadness, after terrorist attacks in 2005 when so many people were killed there were no significant attacks on british soil. there were individuals caught up in violent, and prime minister responding saying more needs to be done, enough is enough, she ahead she has been clear. i think hopefully she has divided our responses to two areas, a security response, a review of laws and changes to which internet giants operate, but also critically, she put spotlight on ideology, said we'll never win this if we concentrate on defense and security solutions alone. steve: i want to get into each of those in a second, but i want to pick up on something that was really call the our attention -- caught our attend cher here itin u.s. after manchester attack, the british authorities briefed media that effect in uk today there are 23,000 jihadis, that they know of, they are only able to track 3,000 of them. that sounds like a very scary picture. is there not mo

congratulatory order after the battle of gettysburg written by daniel butterfield, need hoss chief of staff -- mead's chief of staff, he states that we defeated a superior enemy force at gettysburg. the union army is still operating under the delusion that lee's army has more men at gettysburg and the union army. and yet, in the wake of chancellorsville, the coverage of chancellorsville in northern papers and among officers is very well aware of the fact that the army of northern virginia was outnumbered more than two to one p a day street was not with the army. they knew the army was much reduced and they find it even more astonishing. i guess it's whatever you want the army of northern virginia to be. have we warned you out? been a long march. >> it has been a long march. liz, would you like to come and say goodbye? i'll do it from just sitting here. on behalf of liz and will and the people in special , i want to thank you very much for coming out today. many of you have been here all day. it was a nasty day outside, but you made your way here, and we are very grateful for your presence and hope yo

in march you acknowledged two meadings with the russian ambassador. there has been public reports of a possible third meeting at the may flower hotel on april 27th. i hope you will help clear up the discrepancies. i hope you will be able to provide the committee with any documents we need to shed light on the issue such as e-mails or calendars. then there is a topic of the firing of former director comey. last thursday we received testimony from mr. comey under oath. he outlined his troubling interactions with the president as well as the circumstances of his firing. a few sbrushing poin inin ining points stood out. he has decades of experience at the fbi and serving under presidents of both parties was so unnerved by the actions of the president that he felt compelled to fully document every interaction they had. mr. comey sat where you are sitting today and testified that he was concerned that the president of the united states might lie about the nature of their meetings. that's a shocking statement from one of the nation's top law enforcement offi

what more do you think they mead to do now to protect people? in there. >> there is a profound sense of sadness, after terrorist attacks in 2005 when so many people were killed there were no significant attacks on british soil. there were individuals caught up in violent, and prime minister responding saying more needs to be done, enough is enough, she ahead she has been clear. i think hopefully she has divided our responses to two areas, a security response, a review of laws and changes to which internet giants operate, but also critically, she put spotlight on ideology, said we'll never win this if we concentrate on defense and security solutions alone. steve: i want to get into each of those in a second, but i want to pick up on something that was really call the our attention -- caught our attend cher here itin u.s. after manchester attack, the british authorities briefed media that effect in uk today there are 23,000 jihadis, that they know of, they are only able to track 3,000 of them. that sounds like a very scary picture. is there not mo

tool to say that right is bigoted, ignoring the radicalism to th the left, these individuals' the meada t media to wake up to how sharia law, and we muslims have been given a pass on that. liz: this is lazy reporting, splitting and dividing the gotcha moment but not doing heavy leg work. that have you said, they have been crying and claiming racism against muslim. but people who were protesting, saying no, this is about sharia law, civil right activist, were saying this is bad, these protests. hardly any civil right found in sharia law, that is the irony. >> and again, i wish in a had added sort of a precursor, that is many of foreign eslam esislamic "making moneyingis. >> american modernization of sharia has not happened, we muslims are asleep, because the left gives them a pass. well, listen, these folks are going to streets, saying, you muslims, sharia on the book shelves in your mosque are in 12 century, get us updated and maybe then the rest of america won't be worried like they are today as manchester and san bernardino happened because of medieval interpretations of sharia. liz:

what more do you think they mead to do now to protect people? in there. >> there is a profound sense of sadness, after terrorist attacks in 2005 when so many people were killed there were no significant attacks on british soil. there were individuals caught up in violent, and prime minister responding saying more needs to be done, enough is enough, she ahead she has been clear. i think hopefully she has divided our responses to two areas, a security response, a review of laws and changes to which internet giants operate, but also critically, she put spotlight on ideology, said we'll never win this if we concentrate on defense and security solutions alone. steve: i want to get into each of those in a second, but i want to pick up on something that was really call the our attention -- caught our attend cher here itin u.s. after manchester attack, the british authorities briefed media that effect in uk today there are 23,000 jihadis, that they know of, they are only able to track 3,000 of them. that sounds like a very scary picture. is there not mo

meade i i -- media, 68. pitman, 68. cape may, villas, 69. forecast for today, a lot of clouds around throughout the afternoon, pop-up shower or thunderstorm is likely just about at any point in in time. highs around 83. jersey shore you ever -- you have a dense fog advisory in effect with visibility less than a quarter mile lots of clouds on the beach. cooler ocean breezes high of 76. you have a threat of a shower or thunderstorm at any time. today doesn't look all that promising, tomorrow will be better, we'll see the return of sunshine. i will be back with the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray. >> the waiting game continues and the jury in the bill cosby trial will be back at it again this morning deliberations have continue since the panel first declared it was deadlocked on thursday, the judge clashed with the cosby team which called for a mistrial and objected to the jury's repeated request to review testimony. cosby in a rare move addressed the crowd outside the courthouse last night the man known as america

civil hope first this morning, a panel of historians surround the leadership of general george gordon meadeor of in a claim book. hartwig.ft, scott he is a longtime supporter and also a retired historian from gettysburg national park. has written a book on the battle of antigua. to the left of scott is jennifer murray. she is a professor of history at the university of virginia and and of you met canal --

meade, 70 dulles and 74 in the district this morning, i do have showers in the 6:00 a.m. hour. we should be seeing wet pavement by 8:00. probably more ideal to hit that rain at 9:00 you'll get more sunshine. that's your forecast. back to you. >> thanks, somara. >>> good news for cavs fans this nhl draft, re-upped. o oshi. $28 million over the next eight years. we'll have to wait longer to see who we end up with for that draft. last night chicago won't have a pick until today. >> my wife thinks he's cute. >> he tweeted yesterday, thought he resigned. i was worried. >>> adding color to a local town. this art you can relax on. >>> the story behind these brigly paintedht . >> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >>> the art project we told you about in alexandria comes to a close today. for the past few weeks people have been writing their burdens on rocks and painting a paper bird as part of the soar project in delray. they are not alone and able to move past them. thousands of people have participated. >> we're going to invite people to take a rock that speaks to them. it d

and knox mead road another serious accident scene. back over to you. >> thank you again matt.e'll take a quick break more news when we come back. stay with us. ♪ it's our all shades sale going on now. styles and colors selection is wow. roller, solar, roman, wood woven. no better time this must be an omen. cellular, cascade, sheer pleated, allure. nothing wrong with your windows new shades wouldn't cure. summer sun's here, it's time to begin. a beautiful home, it shines from within. at 25% off, the savings are rife. blinds to go. blinds for life. ♪ >>> well london is dealing with yet another tragedy less than two weeks after a deadly terror attack. a deadly fire ripped through a high rise apartment as people slept. 12 people are dead but that number is expected to rise. molly hunter is at the scene with the latest. >> all 24 stories ravaged home to some 264 people scorched by the fire that raged. it engulfed the entire tower within 30 minutes. >> there was smoke literally everywhere. people downstairs people screaming -- >> fast moving flames and thick smoke trapped people ins

they meade with an abundance of people.he meeting could be did the ambassador come in the room and go out of the room or sit down in his office? i think those are all the thi things. >> except paige, you've got so many people forgot to, didn't disclose their meetings, whether it be with kislyak or other russians i'm talking about, jared kushner, special adviser to michael trump. michael flynn, no longer with nsa. what is the legal argument when you have all these these coincidents ms. or similar placement within this campaign. >> the common thread is russian. now there's an gas to determine whether they interfered with our election. in order to determine whether someone's misleading on such, they look for a pattern of miscondition doukt that they should have known. you carolina coast can't like inside the head. >> then the issue of the tapes as it relates to james comey and the president as he said right there in the rose guarding. then when asked about the tapes, he would say, you know, you're going to be very disa pointed

. >> meade common amy schumer wrote happy fathers day to this morally bankrupt degenerate but i cannotelp but love too much. >>> justin timberlake he shared photos of his two angels he writes greatest gift i have ever men and his wife jessica beal posted a sweet message referring to him as her adventure companion, road dog who works tirelessly for this family and gives of himself, inner get particularly and spiritually every day. michelle obama arm information first lady michelle obama shared this first message to former president obama our daughters may be older and taller now but they will always be their little girls, we love you. >>> finally, first lady melania trump shared a message president to trump she posted a picture of their son, youngest son baron, and she said she wrote happy fathers day at potwith us a heart's mow gi. that is your weekend wrap, thomas and karen. >> a lot of people proud of their fathers, over weekend. >> we want to see your pictures, if you have your fathers day pictures we want to see them but a lot of graduates out there. don't forget to send them using

that 6th grader won correctly spelling the word which you know that means it's a fabric meade out of, rayon or wool. she takes home $40,000 in prizes. >> its what the first time since to 13 that a single champion was declared. in three years its ended in a tie. a lot of very smart kids. >>> the new york times report that fewer people are going to disney theme parks. attendance dropped at 13 of their theme parks last year. they say higher prices led to the decline but it's not hurt their bottom line. profits at disney theme park was up 9% last year in part because of the higher prices. >>> california getting closer to maybe getting rid of daylight saving time. the state assembly pass add i bill to end it. if it passes the bill would repeal california's 67 year old daylight saving time act. the lawmakers would then have to decide whether to keep the state on standard time or daylight saving time year round. this bill now goes to the state senate for its consideration. >>> buses filled with children from all over the state will be visiting jail this morning for an early father's day vis

overseas, which were i come from, mead lake superior [laughter] companies in canada, they pay just 15%. heck. the average tax rate of businesses in the industrialized world is 22.5%. yet our corporations face -- pay 35% and successful small businesses pay 44.6%. how can we compete like that? we can't! it actually gets worse. while itthe status encourages companies to move operations overseas, to make things abroad, then sell them back into the united states. this makes no sense. it's actually costing us a lot of jobs. we are very unique in the world in the way we discourage capital from coming back to america and how we incentivize offshore. this is not the kind of exceptionalism we should be expiring -- inspired to. he was companies are becoming foreign companies -- u.s. companies are becoming foreign when it should be the other way around. we must ink differently. -- we export here and around the world. there are so many different ways of achieving this. we in the house have her own idea. it's one thing we are discussing with the administration. accept system -- [applause] when i loo

several law enforcement agencies swarmed a house at lake mead at ontario drive in fremont last tuesday. a man was arrested in the backyard. the other suspect choked the 67- year-old victim to try to keep him quiet. they arrested him inside the home. both suspects face numerous charges. the homeowner is expected to recover. >>> happening in just a few hours state assembly member phil ting will announce legislation boosting electric vehicle sales to fight climate change with less than 300,000 electric vehicles on california's roads, a push is needed for the state to achieve governor jerry brown's goal of putting 1.5 million electric vehicles on the streets by 2025. climate change activists will be joining assembly member ting near city hall at 10 a.m. >>> in just a few hours, ford will be launching its new bike rentals in the bay area. but some local companies don't want them on the city streets. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san francisco with the latest. >> reporter: there was some last-minute politics and posturing that came into play here with this new bikeshare program that's goi

but the problem is that mainstream mead exp media and democrats have an agenda, they are not going tothe way. charles: this is tough. i think this is a major gamble in particular with respect to comey, who has flip flopped on more than one occasion, i think he has lost a lot of credibility. every night, watch us, make sure you dvr the show, you don't want to miss a moment of "making money." here is lou dobbs, he is the best in the business, keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening. londoners tonight still trying to get over the shock of saturday's series of horrific terrorist attacks, radical islamist terrorists from pakistan, killing 7 people, injuries dozens more in vehicle and knife attacks before police shot them dead. president trump responded by assuring prime minister may and the british people that the united states would come to their aid with whatever help they require. president trump also pushing for extreme vetting calling on supreme court to act quickly in support of his order

he works diplomatically with mead when he came east and generally preserved goodwill between them. lee brought along jeb stuart, ap hill, john b gordon, and others. seniority is involved to some degree in the rise of all these men. li approval of their progress dominated and anyone familiar with lee's handling of officers who disappointed him knows that like grant did not keep subordinates who disappointed him around for long. to his credit, lee even try to make something out of joseph e johnson. something useful, though he had limited confidence in the man's command ability and he put up with, as everybody did, the imperious behavior of pgt , when grantn 1864 for instance likely would've had both of those men relieved of their commands if not shot. [laughter] there's some failures of personal management -- personnel management. grant filled with thomas. lee failed with long street. both subordinates were slow, plodding, resistant, and guardedly insubordinate. but there positive attributes and their wide popularity made them worth the frustration that came with them. neither grant

no surprise, karen, thomas, reporters meade will assigned to go to temple and try to find or call jackson who likely got bombarded with interview requests, haven't seen any since, so that explains why the defense case did not go too long, but despite the head start it gave to the jury deliberations monday, we are now in deliberation day three westerns, waiting and wondering if we get averred today on wednesday. we'll see. >> the we shall see, steve, thank you. it is 5:06. breaking news right now. from kensington, a pregnant woman has been shot, during home invasion, just before 3:00 a.m. that's the scene. the 3,000 block of north front street. police say, a number of men burst into the home, the woman there tried to stop them, and that's when she was shot in the thigh. she raised over to temple hospital. she in stable condition. there was also her boyfriend in the home, and her two young children, three year old, six year old at the home. they were not hurt. reporter on the way to the scene and we'll bring awe live report. >> 5:06. developing out of london, structural engineer now monitor

he was talking about fake news mead juand trying to disparage some of the reporting that's out there.e woke up and deleted that tweet, he sort of told all his twitter followers to figure out the meaning and enjoy. >> gloria, a lot of people have been enjoying. it's interesting you were reporting yesterday based on sources you talked to, people who talked to the president say he's just kind of angry, not trusting people around him, not happy with mup of anyone around him. does this tweet figure into that the. >> well, it kind of does, anderson. i mean imagine him home alone at the white house, it's midnight, and he's tweeting about his negative press coverage. and clearly he's obsessing about constant le, and even at midnight, and then he is -- i don't know why he ended the tweet with covfefe, but he gave up essentially. but you can imagine him being alone and mad and feeling as though he has nobody to talk to when he has to do his own press. so then he started and then he stopped in the middle of it. >> it's interesting, david, the white house had 14 hours to come up with something an

temperatures have dropped into the almost chilly zone. 46 in winchester, 46 up in fort meade. planning out your day today, a mix of clouds and sunshine. won't be all sun all the time. no real chance of rain today. more than enough chance to get temperatures into the low 70s. outdoor planners. running, you bet, biking, perfect. pool? on the cool side. eating outside, just right. check of the weekend forecast, a couple more minutes away. stay tuned for that. for now let's go over to m >> good morning to you. in bethesda, reminder outbound river at goldsboro, one lane getting by. this should be cleaned up pretty soon, i think. they had all of the in bound, those routes into town and out of town, just fine. route 1, bw parkway. in virginia, 66 okay so is 95 northbound. southbound a little slowdown as you're heading towards quantico. three different things happening on the beltway. outer loop at old georgetown, and university and branch none of them causing a slowdown. >>> 5:01. this could be one of the most important days of the trump administration. a matter of hours former fbi d

he writes, crooked h destroyed phones with hammer, bleached emails and had husband mead with ag days before she was cleared. and they talk about obstruction? the president writes? at the press briefing this afternoon deputy press secretary sarah sanders ask why the president felt the need to talk about all this in light of heightened environment here in washington. she basically said look there was report put out there, the president feels the need to respond. david, and melissa. melissa: the second tweet was factual. i don't know. reporter: thanks. melissa: scott and kevin are back. let's react to the apprentice jobs plan, take it back to that spot. this is something makes a lot of sense to me. here in new york not too long ago there were hundreds of people lined up overnight trying to get in a plumbers apprentice program, way more people than they had the space for. they talked about tremendous opportunity, how much money they were going to mach. seems like such an obvious solution. why have we not done this before? >> the administration tried other jobs programs but they weren't a

he met with prime minister netanyahu earlier in the day and is now meading with mahmoud abbas as we speak environment here is similar to what other middle east envoys have faced before. violence over the weekend. an attack that kill and israeli police officer carried out by palestinian attackers. kushner met with that police officer earlier. yesterday prime minister netanyahu touting new israeli settlements in the first bank, the first in years. the big issues that we've seen that other envoys have faced, violence and settlement. those are the issues front and center. jared kushner just trying to get the two sides back together. >> shepard: thanks, connor. we'll be back on how we the people cut a deal to guarantee the rights we take for granted today. it happened on this day in history. before fibromyalgia, i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. woman: for some,