♪ >>> having fun, no score them to joseph at the plate, michael walk double earlier scores's the philliesad. later on we have erin altherr going the opposite way, tommy joseph able to score and it's 2-0, quickly raise the phillies lead, jericho with the rbi single. and that's going to tie up the game. we head to the fifth and diaz going to take the pitch over the wall in left center with the solo homer phillies losing streak is now 3-2 is final. >>> flyers locked up one of their young defensive men, shane gostisbehere worth $274 and a h second highest behind andug ped little bit of a break on the final day of ota instead of practice they played paint ball. a exercise they headed out to the field tuesday for a three-day mandatory mini camp this will be doug's second season as the headcoach in his rookie went seven and nine and missed the playoffs. doug was asked what needs to changes that you season? >> i don't think a lot has to be changed. i think things had can be better. i think you can just approve upon what we've done. that's one of the things as coaches that we look at in the off se

. >>> having fun, no score them to joseph at the plate, michael walk double earlier scores's the phillieslater on we have erin altherr going the opposite way, tommy joseph able to score and it's 2-0, quickly raise the phillies lead, jericho with the rbi single. and that's going to tie up the game. we head to the fifth and diaz going to take the pitch over the wall in left center with the solo homer phillies losing streak is now 3-2 is final. >>> flyers locked up one of their young defensive men, shane gostisbehere worth $27 million, 4 and a half million a year, second highest behind andrew mcdonald. doug pederson gave the team a little bit of a break on the final day of ota instead of practice they played paint ball. a exercise they headed out to the field tuesday for a three-day mandatory mini camp this will be doug's second season as the headcoach in his rookie went seven and nine and missed the playoffs. doug was asked what needs to changes that you season? >> i don't think a lot has to be changed. i think things had can be better. i think you can just approve upon what we've done. tha

michael: give me some walking-out music. give me some walking-out music, ladies and gentlemen. was investing in him and his ability to pitch product. michael: here we go, here we go, here we go! lemonis: and i had not really seen him in action like this, but i would say the guy's awesome at it. michael: [ laughs ] lemonis: i leave here impressed by your sales ability. for taylore's first time, i would say that we got a ways to go. i want you to be thinking about a product launch where we can actually invite stylists from around the community and we literally do a red-carpet product launch. i'm gonna put you in charge of it. you're gonna have a $10,000 budget. after seeing taylore's poor performance at bronner, i wanted to give her a second chance. so i tasked her with putting on a product-launch event. i want to see the right marketing materials, the right branding, the final product, and i want to see her put on a show. let's see how to create a grassroots effort to get the product out there, okay? ♪ the team has one week to prepare for the product-launch party that will take

lemonis: michael, can you and i take a walk? -michael: sure. -lemonis: okay.lly think it's important for me to take michael outside and have a one-on-one with him without rich around, without his mom around to really get inside his head and understand what he's really thinking. is that yours? michael: it's a nice car, isn't it? -lemonis: is that your car? -michael: it's my car. lemonis: kind of a big player now. [ chuckles ] that's a nice car. michael: yeah, it was used, so... lemonis: the porsche definitely fits you. michael: yeah? lemonis: i wanted to talk to you away from them. michael: mm-hmm. lemonis: i sort of understand how you feel. michael: mm-hmm. lemonis: and i understand that, you know, ultimately, you just want to have a path. michael: that's the only problem i have with any of this is i'm not saying, "i need this, or i need to leave." i love it here. i love mr. green tea. but i would like to have a piece of the pie. you always say, you know, "you're an employee of mr. green tea." and i am. but i don't think i work like one. you know, the employee

lam walked up to michael who was standing on the corner of 17th and san bruno avenue and without speaking to him, mr. lam shot him multiple times. >> after he walked back in the building he was confronted by officers and took his own life. a search warrant fell multiple cellular phones, journals and computer files that are part of the investigation. >> we are reviewing all of those items now and computer forensics examiners that will determine if there's any information that will lead to a motive.>> reporter: a lot to go through. police say we do know for people were shot inside the building to of those victims survived. any new information as to the motive may come from those to surviving victims. we're live in san francisco, ktvu fox2 news . >> rob, i know the police aren't saying why those three were killed or targeted but when you see that backpack with all that ammunition, do we know whether he had any other targets as well quick >> that will all come through the forensic investigation. they found a journal and they discovered multiple cell phones and also some computer equipment. fo

lam walked up to michael lefiti. mr. lam shot lefiti multiit will times. >> lam was confronted by officers and took his own life. a search warrant found multiple cellar phones -- cellular phones, journals, all a part of the investigation. >> we are reviewing the items now that will determine if there is any information on the computers or inside the journal that will lead to a motive. >> reporter: four people were shot inside that building, two of them were victims. as to new information from the motive may come from the two surviving suspects. rob malcolm ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a deadly fall along the coast of san francisco. coming up new information about the 17-year-old girl who died at lands end. >>> the fog cooled off the entire bay area today. instead of triple digits we'll have the 90s out there. >>> then incoming college freshmen getting an early lesson in supply and demand. why hundreds of students are being told they might not have fusing come -- might not have housing come fall. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exh

"me in walking dr. michael eric dyson. [applause] >> thank you. let's start with why you chose to shape this book as a sermon. >> first of all i want to thank miss white for this extraordinary engagement and to the book festival, i love this book festival. i've been here before, and just love coming back to chicago and hanging out. shoutout to c-span, whatever. so, i like to say that the sermon chose me to keep in a religious theme and a vain. i've been struggling with my editor and agent, and the book wasn't going as swimmingly as either -- any of us wanted. i had written an op-ed for "the new york times" in the immediate aftermath of the deaths of mr. castile and mr. sperling i had enough and said we have to do something about this. based upon the outpouring this book was generated. at least the idea for it, the concept of it. and yet the execution of it was a bit more difficult. one thing to write an up ad, another thing to write a book. so i wrote about 60 single space pages, maybe 120. double space, and who is counting but, lord. in then they

they say he walked outside and shot michael lefeiti without speaking to him. >> it appeared purpefulir conclusion based on interviews with more than a hundred people. police just released this booking photo of jimmy lam with a previous run in with the law. police have not yet established a motive for the crime. >>> onto a major motive. it will have a big impact on drivers heading northbound next month. t controversial and historic. >> it will happen during the san francisco marathon in july. it's a made move partially because of concerns over recent terrorists acts oversaws. >> reporter: it's unclear wha

other employees inside of the building and then went outside and shot and killed driver michael lafitty and then walkedk inside of the building and as police arrived, he shot himself in the head. >>> family and friends of mike lafitty gathered yesterday to remember the man they called big mike. they donned 49ers gear for his favorite team. they passed around a microphone and shared stories about their friend. his family is grateful for the outpouring of support. >> the family is like wow it is on a major scale that people that didn't know who big mike was know who big mike was. you could tell in the testimony we have going on that michael is a well loved guy. he was a hard worker and a father and a husband and that is what we're here to celebrate. >> he will be buried today. >>> our investigative unit has dug deep into the stolen gun issue. on average 34 guns are stolen every day in california alone. in the bay area, san jose police took the most stolen gun reports between 2010 and 2015 and since 2010 more than 4,000 guns recovered have been reported missing. to watch our report on stolen guns head to

lam walked up to michael who was standing on the corner of 17th and san bruno avenue and without speaking to him, mr. lam shot him alterable times.>> reporter: back here live, the police department says they are morning with the ups family. they think the department for quick response and keeping the loss of life to a minimum.>> so they are saying he targeted those three victims. are they saying why? >> reporter: the not sure why but we can tell you that they did execute a search warrant at jimmy lam's home. they found journals and computer files. forensic investigators will be going through all of that to see if they can find some type of motive as to why he shot these victims. >> i remember seeing a mac 10 a person am i thought was i felt like it was a killing machine. did jimmy lam steal it or did he buy it off of the market after it was stolen ? >> that we don't know. it's unclear at this point who stole the guns. we know he was in possession of those stolen weapons in we heard the 20 rounds were shot. >> rob, thank you. >>> we have breaking news in oakland but police are investigatin

i hope you can walk away or leave the investigation to michael flynn, his fired national security adviser alone. listen to this. >> i don't think it's for me to say whether the conversation i had with the president was an effort to obstruct. i took it as a very disturbing thing, very concerning. but that's a conclusion i'm sure the special counsel will work towards to try and understand what the intention was there and whether that's an offense. >> first of all, do you know if the special counsel is now investigating the president for obstruction of justice? because that's the implication of what comey was saying yesterday. >> i have not had the opportunity to talk with the special counsel. his staff has indicated by the colleagues he will meet with senator warner and senator burr this week. my sense that this is all part of a very elaborate, intricate situation involving not only what he said to director comey but there have been reports and we've questioned admiral rogers of the nsa about reports that he in fact asked them to take steps that would either publicly exonerate him or in som

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michael gove is back in government, as environment secretary. the metro takes george osborne's description of the prime minister as a ‘dead woman walking' for its of damaging tory infighting. the telegraph says michael gove was drafted in to protect theresa may from any potential leadership challenges — and it's her way of showing she can work with her critics. the times claims the promotion of remainer damien green to first secretary of state is a sign her position on brexit is softening. the guardian says the prime minister plans to win back support from her party by adopting a more collegiate style of leadership, while the daily mail says she'll go even further, throwing out whole chunks of the manifesto in a bid to keep senior ministers on side. in france, president macron is hoping to tighten his grip on power in the country's parliamentary elections. it looks like he's on course to secure a big majority for the party he formed just a year ago. our paris correspondent, lucy williamson reports. five weeks after snatching the presidency from more experienced hands, emmanuel macron is doing the same with the parliament. his party la republique

walk us through that, michael. >> yeah, the timeline is a bit questionable. kasowitz was trying to undercut comey by saying that when comey said he was responding to the tweet, the tapes tweet, that's what prompts him to call up his -- authorize his friend, the columbia law professor, to leak an excerpt from one of his memos to the "new york times." kasowitz said that can't be true because there was a "new york times" story the day before that tapes tweet in which the memos were disclosed. well, as i discussed yesterday and wrote yesterday on yahoo, if you take a look at the "new york times" coverage of this, kasowitz was just flat wrong. the story the day before didn't make any reference to any memos. it did describe from associates of comey the dinner that he had with the president in which was asked for loyalty, but the first reference to any memo, any quote from the memo comes four days after that tweet from the president. so kasowitz, in seeking to undermine comey, may have misfired there. but katy, can i just point out, there are two key questions that

this person confirmed that among those killed was michael [ inaudible ] friends called him big major and that's how he ucinodhiedtrf walking home from work past the u.p.s. facility when the shooting happened. >> said his name was mike and he called him the big samoa. nice guy big man. >> reporter: mcdonald says the father of three was shot in the back face down on the pavement and bleeding profusely. while waiting for paramedics, he said big mike kept talking. >> he didn't understand why he got shot, why he had -- he knew who he was. he said he was a driver. and he said that, um, he had no bad blood with him. >> reporter: mcdonald says big mike spoke about his three kids. >> you know, to let them know that he loves them and everything like that and i didn't know how to pass the message but i guess this is god's way of saying, hey, this is his family, he loves his family and his kids and everything like that. >> reporter: mcdonald, who was walking to a gas station to get a soda, says he stayed with big mike until he was finall removed by sfpd and paramedics. >> if he was going to die, he didn't need to die alone. he just is

we're still trying to celebrate, still trying to figure out -- >> so he's being michael jordan on this thing. he's trying to walke has not yet said whether or not he thinks they should. >> he says he has an opinion but together and have a conversation about it in their own time. right now they wanted to enjoy the championship. >> one last thing, there was a similar conversation when the new england patriots won the super bowl earlier this year. now, you have something on that. >> i do. i had a chance to speak with david steele today a sports writer. he tells me in the age of outspoken athletes, we are not seeing anything new today. >> i think people who have some sort of objections to this might need to think about the number of individual athletes over the previous eight years during barack obama's administration who made their choice to stay away. made their choices publicly and clearly known. but athletes are and have been showing themselves as people who are not afraid to ability like american citizens who are exercising the rights that they're entitled to like everybody else. >> imagine that. athletes can d

michael gove is made environment secretary. the metro uses george 0sborne‘s description of the prime minister as a ‘dead woman walking' for its headlinemer chancellor saying she could be out within days. the express focuses on borisjohnson‘s plea to the party to get behind the prime minister over fears tory infighting over her leadership will damage the party further. the telegraph's reports that michael gove has been drafted in to protect theresa may from any potential leadership challenges, the paper claiming it's the prime minister's way of showing she can work with her critics. the times claims the promotion of remainer damien green to first secretary of state is a sign her position on brexit is softening, with a possible rethink on remaining in the customs union. the guardian says the prime minister plans to win back support from her party by adopting a more collegiate style of leadership following criticism that senior colleagues had been shut out of policy decisions. while the daily mail says she will go even further, throwing out whole chunks of the manifesto in a bid to keep senior ministers on side. let's begin. we'll start

hopefully and possibly able to walk again and possibly run: reporting live tonight, michael quander, wusa 9. >>> last night's congressional baseball game got off to an emotional start. the first pitch was thrown out by special agent david bailey. he of course is one of the two capital police officers injured during the attack on republican ballplayers in alexandria. he had to put one crutch away and make that toss, balancing on one leg. >>> now to breaking philando castile trial. a jury in minnesota found a police officer not guilty of manslaughter in a shooting death that happened inside of a car. now, castile is black. officer jeronimo yanez who is hispanic, pulled castile over in a traffic stop last july. his girlfriend streamed the whole incident on facebook live. castile informed yanez that he had a gun and a permit to carry it. yanez testified that castile disregarded his commands not to pull it out of his pocket. castile's mother says she is very disappointed in the system in minnesota. the officer was fired after the ruling came down. >>> president trump announced changes to

weeks ago that comey was asked by the president to go light or, you know, walk away from the investigation in the general michael flynn, shortly after flynn was dismissed as the national security advisor, and that he kept copious notes that he made sometimes in the car right as he was leaving the white house. so obviously there is going to be great interest in how he describes those meetings and what's in those notes. now, the president has an option here. he may have stepped on his own option, but he has one, which is to basically declare that these were privileged conversation, that they fall under executive privilege and that former director comey can't discuss them. i doubt that would hold up, given the degree that the president himself has discussed those meetings and tweeted about them. but, you know, it really gets at a critical issue. i'm not sure they fully thought through the consequences of firing jim comey. had comey still been in office, still involved in the investigation and was called in front of this committee, he could say two things, i can't talk about it while its under investigation and i sp

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but she was allowed to walk free out of a mental health unit unsupervised. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michaelgington fleeing a crime scene having just brutally murdered an innocent woman. hearing police sirens, she hides, but officers arrive quickly and the mentally ill woman is arrested hours after telling police and medics that she fears she'll kill someone. nicola edgington had killed before. five years earlier, she had been convicted of the manslaughter of her own mother, but had been released. her victim in 2011 was sally hodkin, a 58—year—old mother and grandmother. today her son told me her death was entirely preventible. it was one mistake after another. it was one mistake after another and should she have been out, well, she killed my mum so i'll let everyone decide whether or not they think it was appropriate for her to be out. nicola edgington was released from this secure unit run by 0xleas mental health trust in 2009, just three years after being given an indefinite sentence for killing her mother. today's report commissioned by nhs england found the trust staff were too willing

walking away. director michael bay says this will also be his last transformers movie.e stops with this one and i cannot wait to see it. kevin got a chance to see the new movie i'm a little jealous and sit down with the stars in the london over the weekend. he joins us live with all the details. i need to hear about that dance video, kev. >> erin the dance story is pretty crazy i'm in london for transformers also war the plan nest apes. i'm in between interviews right now i did sit down with mark wahlberg over the weekend and this is kind of crazy thing. what happened was a buddy of mine walked up to me in the hallway and said you know this is the same hotel that they shot the spice girls wannabe video at? and the staircase is right down the hallway. so i go in the interview room to interview mark wahlberg haven't couple of minutes before my interview starts i just kind of bring that up in conversation, and he tells me t trying to get his friends to do the video all day long. i tell him i'll do the video and he's like okay. and so hour later goes by. eventually one of h

walk away from that negotiation. people like anna seabury are talking, she was quoted, michael has a tan as well, about watering down strong feeling that the tories would just about one on a platform of delivering brexit. labour is also in favour of brexit in one form. so we will get brexit. michael gove and borisjohnson were brexit ears, johnson is still foreign secretary. theresa may is still there was brexit minister. it feels as though there has not been a huge shift on brexit policy. but we will find that what he says to the 1922 committee tomorrow. patrick mcloughlin will chair the conservative party. oh right. your thoughts? that feels like a sensible safe pair of hands, is how that seems to me right now. but she can't get away from the fact that the lead the party and the country into an election having all got a majority and now she's lost it? she is in a precarious position. who does she need to be most wary of in her own ranks? she needs to be most wary of borisjohnson. to be honest, any by minister no matter how large their majority, needs to be aware of borisjohnson. he is permanently on manoeuvres. he

did president trump ask james comey to walk back the investigation into his former national security advisor, michael donald trump ask james comey to essentially say he's not under investigation publicly and to white wash what was taking place in terms of the criminal investigation into the trump campaign. these are things comey can speak directly to and that's going to be important for the american people to hear. >> while we have you tomorrow at 3:00 p.m., we're going to learn the president's decision, as you just heard us discussing on the paris accord. it's like a model u.n., your district. people from all over the world. what do you say for your constituents in new york? how will what happens in the rose garden tomorrow effect all the people in your congressional district in a real way? >> this is a district impacted aversely by superstorm sandy which occurred in 2012 and clearly the overwhelming majority of my constituents is a result of the sea rise, the climate change across the world in recent times in part because of man made activity. and the paris agreements were an attempt by the civiliz

but she was allowed to walk free out of a mental health unit unsupervised. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michaela crime scene having just brutally murdered an innocent woman. hearing police sirens, she hides, but officers arrive quickly and the mentally ill woman is arrested hours after telling police and medics that she fears she'll kill someone. nicola edgington had killed before. five years earlier, she had been convicted of the manslaughter of her own mother, but had been released. her victim in 2011 was sally hodkin, a 58—year—old mother and grandmother. today her son told me her death was entirely preventible. it was one mistake after another. it was one mistake after another and should she have been out? well, she killed my mum so i'll let everyone decide whether or not they think it was appropriate for her to be out. nicola edgington was released from this secure unit run by 0xleas mental health trust in 2009, just three years after being given an indefinite sentence for killing her mother. today's report commissioned by nhs england found that trust staff were too willing to believe edgi

michael who is filling in said when will we moon walk good that's the most exciting part of my day toed tornadoes. not strong but winds of 75 miles an hour southern monmouth and northern ocean county. that is gone. this morning we're dealing with a beautiful morning. 75 degrees in philadelphia. 60s for outer suburbs. pottstown down to 66. warming up nicely ac to summers point and sea isle city 74. still showing 69 now in cape may. nothing happening on ultimate doppler. all the way up north due north west and that's the next system to keep app eye on. heading to our direction bringing with it scattered showers. look at the air mass back out west here. 50s and 60s. searing heat down across the dessert south west sandwiches in with beautiful weather and it's wall to wall sunshine and loaded up with sun from lunchtime, 83. getting into middle 80s, 4:00. perfect evening. 75 down to 70. as we get to:00 hour. if you are taking out the boat call me and i'll jump on boar board. beautiful day. 78 to 81. low rip current risk. seas will be around one foot if you go to bay. nice and calm west wind

walk away from the table in order to get a good deal. i think that wine is wearing weaker and weaker, particularly now. we saw michaelday, everyone seems to be softening their language a little and talking about this need for more conversation with everyone and all the different parties. it's all talk, but there seems to be a conscious effort to make it seem less ha rd. i conscious effort to make it seem less hard. i don't know if theresa may herself has got the memo. there are a lot of conservative hardliners on this matter and she now has to keep them somehow onside, though history teaches us that the conservative party's way of self—preservation is a considerable way. given the majority she's got now, next to none, even with the dup she's got to keep them on side as well. it feels a bit unlike the major years when he was held ransom by the blokes beginning with b, as it were! we shouldn't underestimate the role of ruth davidson in this. without the games in scotland with the scottish conservatives, may wouldn't have been able to form a minority government. ruth davidson is in favour of a soft brexit. she wa nts to

questioned the have validity of the report saying that he simply walked away from the site that was teaching wilderness skills. >>> michael marchhawk was arrested in atlantic city. his father was found beaten to death in his ryan township home on monday, his wallet and car was stolen. his wife is a schuylkill county treasurer. the suspect is being held at the atlantic county justice facility. >>> a shooting in the germantown section has left a man in critical condition. the action cam was at the scene along the 5100 block of rubecan street. around 10:30 p.m. someone shot the victim who was taken to albert einstein to be treated. there's no word about an arrest or motive. >>> the corruption trial of district seth williams has been put on pause for the weekend. bucks county businessman muhammad ali pleaded guilty to bribery and testified yesterday for a reduced sentencing. williams faces 29 counts of bribery and fraud. the trial continues on monday. >>> 7:38 a.m., a hearing on the controversial sweetened beverage tax had to be postponed after noise from protesters drown out committee members. and there you hear it, that's t

walk out. job you've ever had. i was asked first time a club in new york city by michael alec of all people who killed the angel and put him in a bond to just as the clown in a net in the middle of limelight and dance in a net or in a cage and you. yeah i just moved to new york i needed something on your professional bucket list. to be in a movie with meryl streep something on your personal book atlas i've always wanted to go and move to spain for a month and a half or two months and learn spanish you could do that now i want to carry do you cherish most about yourself my a. honesty and openness so do you wish you were better at. beach volleyball. that's funny is fan encounter. i was in the middle of liz been in the middle of lisbon and i walked into an old pottery like factory with these little women at play you know doing old pottery and were talking in the middle of nowhere and the three women got up and ran over to me and they're like are you candice like in the hopeless than it was really weird was crazy most of all good guy had felt great that something is this so did you long believed to be true and real was

walk us through what his testimony could mean for this case. >>> depends on how the jury looks at this in the end. michael wise on the stand for much of the day yesterday. testified that he gave seth williams trips to california, las vegas. also gave him a car in exchange for what he says was for favors. now, wise was on the stand as i mentioned yesterday. a philly bar owner who pleaded guilty to federal tax chargings. he told the jury he newby giving williams the trips he would get the da help in the legal issues created by the federal c convicti conviction. earlier we heard from deputy police commissioner on another topic. he testified if he knew seth williams was getting expensive gifts from a businessman muhammad ali he would have gone to the fbi sooner. this was about a request for help in what the da called a racial profiling case at philly international. sullivan said it was his duty to investigate that. told the court something didn't seem right about the meeting in which he claimed ali pressed for better treatment upon reentry to the country. >> not something you always put your finger on. felt s

walking. denying talk that they are, in the case of boris johnson, looking to launch some kind of coup. michaelthe cabinet. what does that add to the cabinet? he was one of the cheerleaders for brexit. the deal with the dup was on-again, off-again over the weekend. it seems there is no deal yet. those conversations will continue. what will they contain? crucially, the brexit conversation, how hard that border would be between the north and the republic of ireland, and what else will they demand? we mentioned corporation tax, 12 points i've percent -- 12.5% was a key condition. the markets?e in a selloff in the united states on friday. what are the other stories? manus: that tech selloff is taking u.s. futures lower and our european equities also getting battered despite macron's early election indications, potential victory in terms of the number of seats. london is the swing voter. down 0.75%. sterling volatility dropped in the last three days. that is more a reflection of the boost from sterling which gives the ftse 100 companies that. european equities set for a lower open. msci asia-pacific

upper darby township woman was shot three times yesterday after walking one of her children to the school bus stop. police superintendent michaelt wood says unidentified victim was definitely targeted , and 30 year-old woman survived gunshot wounder to the side of her head, chest , torso. >>> bucks county courier time five students at pennsbury high school were treated at area hospitals for respiratory issues after wrapping up a swimming class. students complained of short ness of breath and other breathing problems, incident occurred after a school maintenance man cleaned a filtering system for the pool. >>> the atlantic county animal shelter is waving the $85 adoption fee for cats and kittens during month of june in celebration of the adopt a shelter cat month. the shelter has a large selection of the cats that are already newterd and available for immediate adoption. >> that is a lot the newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> well, it sound cliche but some people are simply born to do certain things in life. >> this three-year old california boy you where to meet is proof of that. this is miles, sinking three-po

michael . there -- >> that's why i went. bring you two was not expected, see creed and syesster stallone? walk up, we ran over to him?> because he is a star of the movie. question. >> stallone was walking over him. >> did he not come into the crowd and. >> i know. >> now this is awkward pi like a long time ago, screen shot it, looks like like i'm trying to kiss him because i'm mid talking this. weird owe.ably thinks >> i think the women he is, >> they always sayt happens. julia robert, like the first five leading men, one after the other, every six month. >> do you have do something tom. >> did you see twitter just yesterday you hit me in my ribs and i over reacted. you thought > so fun toy me. what does this have to do with anything. >> one of the comments are why don't you two get together already? >> because i'm annoying? outhit. >> laughing. >> but it is f ya. >> because it is like in any movie or show. >> i didn't do anything. >> you always do, you always kind of wish, like the best premise of every movie tension and you hope they finally kiss or get together. >> do not do this. >> guys, it is hilarious. >> i ha

. >> we start walking and we just hear so i was like run! she starts running. jeff: michael jumped over the small space to the other train tracks but she did not. she was struck and killed by a v.r.e. train. >> i was in shock. i was screaming. this is somebody's fault. it's god's will. >> singing in the world children's choir was one of the many passions of reyhan who was heading to eighth grade in burke. >> whether it was music, school or sports, she embraced life with energy and optimist. >> i had the perfect daughter but i only got to have her for 13 years. jeff: her mother is planning the funeral and she wants it to be a celebration filled with song and laughter. she along w county police want this to be a serious reminder to everyone just how dangerous it can be to walk on traintracks at any time. live in manassas park, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. we know the name of the csx railroad worker killed when hit by an amtrak train tuesday. the victims are 20-year-old stephen deal of meyersdale, pennsylvania, and 25-year-old jake lafave of cumberland, maryla

michael thomas i think. >> he likes costumes. >> i think he has that cos costume. >> that dinosaur walked in and ordered chocolate milk and ice creamrom brown cow. >> little sprinklely outside around 7:00 tonight. >> oh, yeah and some of that rain getting heavier in some of our neighborhoods. even saw thunder or lightning i should say and heard thunder roaring through there. and central virginia had some major flooding and there was some flood watches and warnings there. that has now very, very much improved and as have the conditions generally as this precipitation starts to move its way off east. it's pretty much heading out now. but we're not going to be having completely sunny, dry days for rest of weekend. take a look at wet weather as it moves its way up and heads way to the northeast. so as i said some of you have seen some activity tonight and some of you have not seen anything except maybe clouds. stormtracker radar showing us now d.c. just on the back edge of some of this right now. but still getting heavier pockets and bailey's crossroads getting a break. threw upper marboro where over andrew air force base we had a ling

michael brown said that his department took great care to try and clean up every sign of that shooting. >> we spent a great deal of time and energy walking through the area to make sure that we didn't leave behind things that would remind people of what happened on the 14th after we collected the evidence. we want folks to remember simpson park the way that it's always been remembered in this community as a place where kids learn to play baseball, others went to play and we had good times. >> now for congressman steve scalise, his condition has been upgraded if -- from critical to serious and doctors say that he continues to show signs of improvement. >>> it was a road rage incident, not a hate crime that led to the murder of a 17-year-old muslim girl walking with friends to her sterling mosque early sunday morning. that's what fairfax county police are saying tonight. peggy fox talked to several withes who say -- wisetness who say that the suspect tried to run them over. >> several witnesses tell me they saw the suspect here in the mcdonald's along route 7 and drainsville road before they start today walk back to the mask. >> 17-year-ol

michael flynn in his consulting company, flynn intel group to be allies in their quest. for more, joined by the reporter who wrote the story. shane harris, thank you for this. walk us through this because you've got a couple of things here. i want to try to pin down here the name michael flynn comes up. the idea of a republican political consultant, not formally part of the campaign but interesting in electing trump and the idea of stolen e-mails and contact with the russians. what exactly do you know here? >> smith launched this effort over labor day weekend officially last year before as the campaign was entering the home stretch. he theorized that hackers had obtained access to secretary clinton's private e-mail server and likely pulled e-mails off of that that claimed she deleted and would reveal about the benghazi attack and no evidence why that would be the case but suspected mrs. clinton was deleting the e-mails to cover up something nefarious. that gets linked together with the trump campaign because mr. smith was telling people that he was talking to mike flynn about what he was doing. this quest to find the supposedly hacked e-mails, and e-mails to his

michael gove returns to the cabinet as environment secretary in theresa may's post—election reshuffle. meanwhile, open speculation continues among senior conservatives about the prime minister's future. theresa may is a dead woman walkingn on death row. it is right that she should go ahead, form a government and deliver on the priorities of the people. and still no deal with the dup — yet. the democratic unionists' leader, arlene foster, says an agreement on supporting mrs may's minority government hasn't been finalised. those discussions continue, we have made good progress but the discussions continue. also in the next hour: a development in the investigation

walk. you havee athletes met, you have been involved with some of the most famous athletes, tiger woods, john mack and row, steve prefontaine, michaeln among others, are any of them that stand out to you as role models for youth, or do think all of them are, and which of them have you develop the closest personal relationship with? phil: they are all of that bit different. was john mcenroe a role model? yeah, kind of, but a lot of people would disagree with that. which one stands out more than the other -- i really do look at the mess my children, and who is your favorite child, you can't say that. david: does tiger woods give you golf tips, or you don't play badly,.il: i do, he tried to give me a tip, but it didn't work. david: the high point of your career was when nike went public or the success it currently has? what would you say is the most favorite memory you have? phil: i look at nike as my work of art, and the whole painting is what matters. david: let's talk finally about leadership. leadership is not clear to people, whether you are born with it or become a leader by education. what you think makes a great leader? phil: t

michael had overheard the contractor talking on the phone. >> i walked up to him. and i said, "hey, did you say something about this house being broken into?" and he was, like, "yeah." and i was, like, "well, mine has been, too." >> reporter: so now two broad daylight break-ins of across the fence neighbors. was the thief still lurking? >> i carry a firearm in my vehicle. and so actually i -- i went out and got one just in case. you know, i mean, the -- somebody could run out or whatever. >> reporter: he called 911. >> yeah, the back door is broke in and the next-door neighbor's door is broke in. i'd called the owner, but she's not here. and i don't think -- if she's gone. i mean, i hollered into the door. >> uh-huh. >> and i didn't get no response. >> yeah, i don't want you to go in. >> reporter: the contractor followed instructions, and within minutes, law enforcement responded to the scene ready to investigate two potential burglaries right next door to each other. police taped off the area. now tamara's neighbors were calling her at work, including kay's husban

michael flynn. >> now, here's the question. you're birks you're strong. i know the oval office, and i know what happens to people when they walk in. there is a certain amount of intimidation. but why didn't you stop and say, mr. president, this is wrong, i cannot discuss this with you? >> that's a great question. maybe if i were stronger, i would have. i was so stunned by the conversation that i just took it in, and the only thing i could think to say, because i was playing in my mind, remember every word he said, i was playing in my mind, what should my response be, and a that's yi very carefully chose the words. i have seen the tweet about tapes. lordy i hope there are tapes. >> kamala harris focused on attorney general jeff sessions and his recusal from the russia probe. >> in your written testimony you indicate that after you were left alone with the president you mentioned that it was inappropriate and should never happen again to the attorney general. and apparently he did not reply and you write that he did not reply. what did he do? if anything. did he just look at you? was there a pause for a moment? what happened? >>