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the game becomes rated pg-13 as in paul george, we're number 13. scored a game-high 31 points. pacers within one in the fourth quarter. less than a minute to play -- to morris, a season high-26 for morris. this the game clincher. the seven straight double-double 33rd of the season. 26 points, 14 assists. wizards win 112-107. >>> in the district, throughout the summer, former wnba mvw dellle adon. the 6'5", 27-year-old was traded earlier from the chicago sky. tonight that's her at the wizards game catching some of the action. that is what you call synergy. the wizards recognize her talent. it sounds like you can expect to see some of them attending mystics games next summer. >> she wasn't as tall as i thought she was. i thought she was a skyscraper over me, but she's not that bad. i'm cool. i'm back confident again. she's great. she's a real humble person. she's a tremendous player. i'm excited, you know, for the season coming around honestly. >> reporter: it's been 30 years since leftie driesell coached. he will be honored. leftie won 348 games as head coach in college park. 78

espn reportedly the indiana pacers need help and a complement to paul george, the nba trade deadline:00 p.m. thursday >>> second half the explorers having issues stopping this man, jared. he led the rams with 24 points. lasalle losing by 11. they go up four out of six games overall. >>> december 11, lincoln financial field. kickoff was at 1:00 in the pregame, no one kicking it harder than desean jackson. the former eagles is a free agent. he says if he leaves washington he wants to play with a great quarterback. however, he's missed with carson wentz. >> carson wentz, he came in had a heck of a year as a rookie. i don't think a lot of people saw that coming. i think, he chose that he had a heck of a year. definitely, you know, he showing he can do it and has a lot to becoming a big-time quarterback. >>> update on the story gripping the planet facing an tense as investigation. the goal turned caught devouring a pie during the game. a book maker was offering odds on him being seen eating on live broadcast. he's famously known as the rollie poly goalie >> not a slice of pie, the whole t

the indiana pacers are interested in big ja, they need help in the front court and compliment to paul george. nba trade deadline is at the 3:00 p.m. on thursday. >>> back in december, he was strutting all over field touring regame warm up, he hugged everyone from the ball boys, and players, to security guard. but, desean jackson ready to come back, home coming, if you will, in an interview with adam shafter he says if he leaves washington he would want to play with quote unquote a great quarterback. jackson spent his first six seasons here in philadelphia. >> it definitely is a great story, i mean i guess you can say, you know, starting your career somewhere and then going to a division rival team and having the possibility of maybe going back, i mean you just think about all that, and start somewhere and finish, but it is a lot of expect eulogies. it sound good but you never really necessity this will the final decision is made. >> updating story that has been gripping the planet, facing an intense investigation, centered around gambling wayne shaw has resign united goaltender caught eating

espn reportedly the indiana pacers need help and a complement to paul george, the nba trade deadline0 p.m. thursday >>> second half the explorers having issues stopping this man, jared. he led the rams with 24 points. lasalle losing by 11. they go up four out of six games overall. >>> december 11, lincoln financial field. kickoff was at 1:00 in the pregame, no one kicking it harder than desean jackson. the former eagles is a free agent. he says if he leaves washington he wants to play with a great quarterback. however, he's missed with carson wentz. >> carson wentz, he came in had a heck of a year as a rookie. i don't think a lot of people saw that coming. i think, he chose that he had a heck of a year. definitely, you know, he showing he can do it and has a lot to becoming a big-time quarterback. >>> update on the story gripping the planet facing an tense as investigation. the goal turned caught devouring a pie during the game. a book maker was offering odds on him being seen eating on live broadcast. he's famously known as the rollie poly goalie >> not a slice of pie, the whole thi

year-old big man as president larry birdies looking for another score tore help all-star forward paul georgethe kings could be a landing spot according to nba.com now that demarcus cousins is gone. innings isers return tomorrow night at home against wizard. >>> huge shake up out west two days, lakers blow out management and bring in magic johnson to be president of the basketball operations, the owner fired long time gm mitch cupcheck and her brother jim bust. whatever happened to family first. lakers have third worst record in the nba and if they land outside top three in the craft , the innings isers will get their pick. >>> among issues the with the philadelphia eagles most glaring weekness was play makers. well, one of the best play makers in team history is a free agent. might there be a reunion. former eagle will desean jackson is in the open market and in an interview with espn, if he does leave d.c. he wants it the to be with a great quarterback. does carson wentz fit the mold >> carson wentz came in and had a heck of a year as a rookie. i don't think a lot of people saw that coming.

haven't been able to get a deal worthwhile the pacers are desperate to get young talent around paul georgeey'll be desperate enough. to racing nascar season begins this weekend with the daytona 500. today we went down to dover to speak to a racing historian who refuses to miss a big race. >> it's ordeal to go. you better be out there 5:00 o'clock in the morning to get within a mile of where your seats are. >> for the 30th year george keller will be there. but he missed the 2016 race. >> last year, i got down there and i don't know what happened to me. i couldn't breathe. >> he missed a closest finish in daytona history after 500 miles one, 100th of a second decided it. >> i wanted to ask for oxygen on that plane. but i was afraid they were going to to say can't fly. i sat there and barely made it back to go to the emergency room here in dover. >> simple question you're aski asking. why keep going? >> when i look forward the most what we say in the business the second green lap. because if they don't wreck on the first one that second green lap will take your breath away when they come by.

paul george. the pacers have won seven in a row. they're not the heat but they're good.ok did not get a triple-double. he did not make the game-tying shot on those in again out again finnegan. >> pacers are sneaky good. >> yeah. >> you know. >> so are the heat. >> yeah, miami has won 11 in a row. that's it from here. back to you. >> 11 in a row. not bad at all. if you're worried about the water tower in texas, it was damaged beyond repair and they've updated the utility system so they don't need it anymore so they brought it down on purpose. it didn't just topple over. >> brian ross just e-mailed us with the latest on that. >> wanted to get that out. >>> up next in "the pulse," a supermodel returning to swimsuit posing at age 63. >>> and they are ready to party in boston and tom brady tells everyone to come, quote, dance in the streets. the first eye drop approved for the signs and symptoms of dry eye. eing in the streets. ng in the streets. g in the streets. in the streets. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye,

paul george drains the jumper. last chance for the thunder. westbrook to three business days.nny augustine out. on the breakaway he scores his first goal. just called up from the minors yesterday. jumps for joy after the score. causing some travel problems. janis ian mai from the fox weather center. good morning. reporter: a big parade in boston happening. cloudy right now but we'll see a wintry mix later on. time is 11:00 a.m. bring it out. unfortunately forecast temperatures and greater you can see the storm system moving in. a bit of a break and on wednesday night they could bring measurable snow from dcf towards boston. that is something we will watch for travel delays on thursday. the west coast also getting rain and snow could see upwards of four to six inches of heavy rain across the california coastline after his washington state and feet of snow. this is a big deal for them. flooding concerns, avalanche concerns and travel disrupted through midweek. other big stories. very warm temperatures across the southern plan in the northeast over the next couple days. we'll kee

pacers are desperate to get some talent around paul george this trade might actually work.ps. lasalle taking on rhode island. the rams jared terrell gets it in the corner and nails the fade away three right there. rhode island goes oh on to win, 67-56. explorers fall to 15-12. >>> phillies spring training rolling along they'll see their first action against the university of tampa. phillies pitching staff is set. even though the manager won't commit to an opening day starter he pretty much gave it to jeremy hellickson. >> let's put it this way. he's probably got -- he's probably got the best chance to be our opening day starter. i'm not going to deflea nouns it. anything can happen during the spring but he was last year. i'm not making the announcement he will be this year, but there's a good chance he might be. >> he pretty much just made the announcement. supesuper bowl of nascar is comg this sunday. the beautiful daytona 500 right here on fox with the biggest most historic race of the year coming up in few days we decided to head down to dover to speak to nascar historia

they're definitely trying to surround talent, around paul george, trade deadline is tomorrow at 3:00.oops, lasalle, road island. rams jared, right here, getting the rock in the corner, and nailing the three. rhode island goes onto win 67-56. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. at nature valley, we know that you have to put good in here to be great out there. real good energy. real delicious energy. nature valley granola bars. just good. you don't normally run through a meadow at sunrise. but once you indulge in rich, dark chocolate, lightly salted almonds and slow roasted peanuts... you might surprise yourself. nature valley sweet and salty bars. blissfully good. >> good morning, 5:46. getting words of delays down at philadelphia international airport. steve just mentioned, just going off of some things that we're seeing pop up on twitter, everything from the crews are -- the folks at the gate, the check-in counter are checking passengers in manually. also few folks tweeting out waiting at the gate, waiting for take off. not going anywhere. wait to go get official word back from

the pacers definitely need someone to surround paul george to make the team better so that's the bestake this deal with. spring training for the phillies most of the positions have been filled. but yesterday, pete mack cane inch didn't admit to any opening day starter even though pretty much gave it to jeremy hellickson. >> let's put it this way. he's probably got the best chance to be our opening starter. i'm if the going to definitely announce it, anything could happen during the spring. but he was last year, i'm not making the announcement he will be this year, but good chance he might be. >> so to row island and lasalle, and in this game, road island taking over. take it to the corner. jared terrell right therefore the three. >> that's sports in a minute. >> thank you, sean, as the hunt for tom brady's superbowl continues jersey continues, still going on. official value to the item, you ready for there is half million dollars. >> the jersey brady wore in the game vanish after the superbowl as you remember. police investigating the missing jersey, as they first agree felony theft.

the paces now rumored to be interested in okafor, the pacers desperately need someone to surround paul georges team better. so that's the best team to make the deal with. the spring training for the phillies, most of the positions have been filled. but yesterday pete mccann on didn't commit to any opening day starter, even though he pretty much gave it to jeremy erikson. >> let's put it this way. he's probably got -- he's probably got the best chance to be our opening day starter. i won't definitely announce t because anything can happen during the spring. but, he was last year, i'm not making the announcement he will be this year, but there is a good chance he might be. >> so rhode island and lasalle, and in this game rhode island taking over, take it to the corner. jarrod terrell right therefore the three. lasalle loses 7 to 56. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> karen lovers this next story.& it is getting hot in here ♪ >> we're not talking about the heat. we're talking about the heat you're putting on your food, i love our hot sauce, so if you do, too, it is going to now be made

and george said paul, you know this song, don't you? would you do it? would you sing it for us? and he is getting me to sing on his album, what do you think it is -- >> but it worked. >> two days later he came back and he thought about it. and two days later he came back and he was ready to sing. >> that is a cool story. >> all right, it's a wonderful story. >> so he just drops in and two days later he is on the record. >> the only thing more important to al jarreau than music was his love for people, he was always traveling the globe, meeting people where they lived. he saw himself as a indecenciti artist, and we talked about it. >> if you don't know al has thoughts about everything and i love hearing it. >> let me make you political deliberately on purpose, just give me your thoughts about the nation, the world we live right now. you're always talking about the world, and traveling the world, tell me how we're doing as citizens of the world. >> there is a group called the g-9. that is all the industrialized nations, some of them were our allies during wars but we mention them

he told police he and paul crossed the george washington bridge on their way back to paul's place thening of the murder. >> was it a toll you guys went through? >> i would assume so. we went through i guess it was the lower level, but there was no booth -- there was no attendant. >> reporter: no attendant saw them pass, but detectives wondered could digital eyes help place the car at the toll booth? >> state police immediately did a search for the ez pass records, or toll records of that vehicle, and we had a hit at 6:39 of that vehicle coming across the george washington bridge lower level. >> that's huge. >> it's huge. >> it was a highly corroborative piece of evidence to corroborate scott sherwood. >> reporter: what's more, there was a photo snapped of the license plate. didn't est prosecutors say paul had planned to pay cash that night. but construction at the toll booth forced him to drive through the ez pass lane. >> he made some mistakes. and he couldn't have anticipated the bridge was going to be under construction with no toll takers. >> reporter: and then prosecutors present

paul wagner is live in upper marlboro with the latest. >> reporter: this is an odd one. prince george's county police are still trying to sort out at this hour. it happened 8:30 this and still police have not put out a release to explain what they think happened here. we know that there were two vehicles here. there were two range rovers, one was the striking vehicle. and the other range rover, we believe, it was the man who was killed here and his mother. now, it happened right here in this parking lot here. it's right off the brown station road and upper marlboro. and in this papa john's here, there's a surveillance camera that's pointing right out at the street. we think that it may have captured most, if not all, of what happened. let's show you video we shot. this is a vehicle police say struck and killed the man found in possession of the rifle. it's a range rover with maryland tags. the other vehicle that police say was on the scene was also a range rover, detectives had it towed away from the scene. in the red range rover, police say was a man and his daughter. and in the black

we have george beebe and paul sau saunders. paul saunders was a state department adviser in the george bush administration. he has experience in the u.s./iraq are relations, and also from your tenure in the state ghept the democracy promotion. at that time i have to say it was american democracy promotion in russia, and not russia interference in the united states. but i think that it provides you with a certain important perspective. george beebe is truly in my mind one of most unsightful and serious american experts in russia. george was foreign service officer stationed in moscow with the c ixa and a member of the -- i think it is seniorle intelligence service, right? yes, and also director of russian analysis at the cia and before that was special adviser to vice president cheney who as many of you know was not suspected of particular integration of russia. and there was a powerful piece published several weeks ago where he was raising questions of how reliable was the evidence of russian interference, and not so much that

at this point, and we're hoping to get something from prince george's county police a little bit later. live in upper marlboro borrow, paulfox 5 local news. >>> developing story out of prince george's county, police are investigating the apparent murder of a man in accokeek. investigators say a body was found in the driver's seat parked along st. mary's view road. a neighbor flagged down an officer. it appeared someone shot the man howling he was pronounced dead on the scene. as you can see this is a very fluid investigation, we're still trying to establish motive in this incident. >> neighbors tell fox 5 they noticed the car sitting there as early as the night before. police are asking anyone with information to step forward. >>> update now on a man suspected in more than a dozen robberies in the district. he was caught on camera robbing this yoga studio in ivy city. 49-year-old melvin turner appeared in court today. he was sentenced to seven years in prison for breaking into 18 businesses. turner pleaded guilty to the robbery from november. . >>> ongoing debate, should airlines allow passengers make wifi calls during fl

live at prince george's county police headquarters, paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> to the district now, where two dc police officers were shot last night in northeast. both officers are recovering at this hour, one had been released from the hospital >> we have new video for you. showing part of the incident that left those two officers injured and the suspect dead. fox 5 lindsay watts is live in northeast. speaking to the witness who took this video. lindsay? >> reporter: matt, something important that we heard both from the witness and the police can chief is that we cannot say suspect who shot both of the officers. police believe that the suspect and one of the officers fired shots, but exactly how the officers got injured, that is something that is still under investigation. this is the intersection where it happened in the trinidad neighborhood of northeast. the witness said he started recording after the suspect fired his gun. and just a warning this video may be difficult to watch. you can her someone yelling shots fired. the suspect is already down on the ground. then three

let's talk to our political panel with us now as paul who is a former president advisor of george w. bush and director of programs for the act and institute. in a fox news contributor. this senate confirmation process has been a lengthy spectacle. it has taken forever. democrats screaming loudly at every turn. what is the point? the point is that we are a democracy and a two-party system. it is right, reasonable and responsible for the opposition, and i hope it stays the loyal opposition to make their points. at that juncture juncture it's up to the senators to vote. as we saw virtually every case the confirmations have been narrowly done. the most narrow one of secretary divorce who needed the vice president to get her through. this is the process, it's messy, i think it's important that we have it. >> you don't think this is just a lot of noise trying to fire up the base and keep them motivated and satisfied against their constituents? >> that is undeniably part of it. the larger part of it is expressing their worldview, and however many might disagree. >> paul we'll talk about the

george w. bush adviser. paul. sir, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you, cheryl.ryl: who's the best choice now? especially in the wake of mike flynn's resignation? >> well, the choices so far that we've seen before are really good ones. you cannot beat the level of experience, not only in government but dealing with the kinds of thought about this presidency is going to have to deal with. and then you've got authors of books that are read by everybody in the defense industry. you have john bolton, who is a household word for anybody that cares about a strong foreign policy that wants to defeat our enemies. so they're all really good. and my thoughts are above all, military people usually can command a lot of respect in that role. so of course it's the president's choice, but he has some good ones. cheryl: and we're looking at the four that you mentioned on our screen. and, again, we're hoping to hear something this week. i know the interviews continue today. do you think that the controversy and the resignation of mike flynn, though, hurt national security? did it

. >> can we please give her the credit for all the nice music that george made and ringo made and pauli made since they broke up. she did it. >> the fact is, yoko ono did not break up the beatles. time broke up the beatles. money broke up the beatles. business broke up the beatles. a desire to go off and do their own stuff. broke up the beatles. >> he's a fleshier, heavier beatle these days. respectably married. and when the kids come to his concerts, they don't scream anymore. they listen. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular ways that were focused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home, made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> called -- >> i sell records. doesn't matter if i have been with the beatles or not. if thedon't like the record theyon't

george w. bush. he is said to be in the number two job for state department. rand paul of kentucky is opposing this possible nomination. a key vote against him. abrams was convicted on two misdemeanor accounts in the iran contra scandal. >>> more trouble for the pick of the labor department. puzder employed an undocumented worker for years. he paid the back taxes and offered her assistance. the chairman considering the nomination says he does not consider this disqualifying because it was offered voluntarily. >> there are questions about how bad puzder wants the job to begin with. >> he has been pounded by labor groups who say his company has had labor violations. he is not for raising minimum wage. he is not qualified. the bureau meant to protect workers. >>> kellyanne conway has mentioned the fiction bowling green massacre before. she said she also brought up the bogus story in january during a telephone interview. she did not respond to new requests for comments. >> when they were doing that interview, they did not know what she was talking about. like she went down

. >>> and then a temporary travel ban, and white house senior paul g policy adviser comes to "this week" with georgephanopoulos here on abc 7. >>> the white house is backing away from president obama's fight on bathroom guidance, and it only applies to the 13 states suing to remove it. that guidance directs public schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their gender identity. a federal judge temporarily blocked the directive nationwide last year. >>> now to a story of a thank you two decades in the making. abc news anchor, tom yamsa has the story. >> the images are haunting, the police officers running with not one, but two bodies. >> saw footprints, and there was too many prints to follow. it was scary. >> 3-year-old twins wondered outside in the middle of the night, below zero temperatures in the half of feet of snow, and police officers race to the scene and 45 minutes later the girls were found in an alley freezing. >> your hands, ice hands. >> that was 20 years ago. those twins survived. now finally they have met the officers that saved their live

paul schtick. and i'm john schtick. and i'm george schtick.ick ♪ ♪ schtick schtick ♪ ♪ she loves your schtick schtick schtick schtick ♪ >> that's a good schtick. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: where did the man meet his wife who looks just like him? [ slurp noise ] twinder. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> behold! the power of the schtick! ♪ >> give chase! >> oh, schtick. [ splash ] [ applause ] >> seth: what should you cut out of your diet if you're allergic to russian food? [ slurp noise ] vladimir gluten. [ laughter and applause ] >> sir, do you swear to tell the schtick, the whole schtick and nothing but the schtick so help you god? >> i do not. [ audience oohs ] >> wow. people don't usually say that. i guess you're free to go. ♪ order, order in my popsicle schtick courtroom. >> oh, and your honor, one last thing. you can't handle the schtick! ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: and finally -- [ laughter ] why does donald trump sleep with a tub of hummus? [ slurp noise ] he likes it when a chickpea's in his bed. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> on y

major force in american politics you can trace them through liberal dem rats like george mcgovern and republican us like rob paul -- ron paul. they all advocate the same thing. this is depressing. in the period that i write about in the true flag, so 1898 to 1900, the american elite, the prominent figures inmer, were deeply divided over the question of whether it's a good idea for the u.s. to project itself coerce si power around the world or a bad idea. now you don't see that division. in washington, it's all mono crimeatic, the used that the u.s. this indies spencable nation and we have to be involved in every conflict in the world and we were are there is peace and security, and where we are absent there is darkness and everyone lives in chainses. this view is shared widely in washington. americans influence is always benign. everybody is waiting for our help. we ick make situations better. -- we can make situations better. a view shared by democrats and republicans. not much difference between a view of mccain and hillary clinton on the issues. liberals and consecutives -- conservatives share the assumptions

on me that george washington, and i was a 22-year-old, but i just figured out that george washington was not like paul bun on, but he was a real man. he was flesh and blood. when i learned about some of the things that occurred in our state, and towns that i knew, and visited all my life, washington for the first time seemed real. and that meant a lot to me. 15 years after that class, i decided to start doing some public speaking, and this became one of my primary topics, and i've been doing it now as i say over 20 years. and finally in a book as well. so it has been a treat to share this topic, because i think it's a way that i can -- it's a device. to bring george washington to life, to make him more interesting, to make him more relatable to the -- to any of us. to average people. he seemed so much like a man in bronze, or a man in marble. he did live his entire life in the 1700s. it was as if god meant for him not to make it to 1800 when he died two weeks shy of 1800. so he's a little hard to relate to to the average person. so i think this is a wonderful way to look at washington, any of these tr

george w. bush, speaker paul ryan, florida governor rick scott, federal judges, former new hampshire john sununu, nato, major league baseball, macy's department stores, european leaders, britain, germany, new jersey, the king -- the "today", collin powell, president of the united steelworkers local 1999, abc news, nbc news, fox news and every other media outlet seemingly. now that we're in the category of those who have been attacked, we can't leave nordstrom's off the list. the president even insulted the former governor of south carolina and then chose her to be u.n. ambassador. in fact, there are hundreds upon hundreds on this list, a list that keeps on growing. so if you make any criticism or joke about president trump, make any perceived slight, run a department store that doesn't carry his daughter's products, lead a labor union, do just about anything, be prepared for an attack by a trump twitter. except if you happen to be the former communist k.g.b. official who now leads the one nation that actually recently attacked our nation. that would be vladimir putin. how is it possible? mr. pre

with us now is a former commissioner, paul atkins, who was appointed by president george w. bush.the trump transition team and is a member of the business advisory council. he joins us from washington bureau. mr. atkins: thank you very much for having me. david: we had a piece by a column in westbrook talking about the appointment of jay clayton to be the nominee for the sec chairman. the report was that when mr. clayton sat down with mr. trump for his interview, the entire discussion was about the role of the sec. is this a problem? mr. atkins: i think it is and i'm glad they are focusing on that. i think jay is going to be a great guy to help lead this say,t but if you look at, 20 years ago, ipo's were about 700 or 800 a year. that was the heyday of the ipo. over the last few years, especially when it was enacted in 2002, ipo's have plummeted per year. last year, it was maybe a little bit more than a hundred. if you look at the number of public companies that are listed today in the united states, it is half of what it was back in 1996, 20 years ago. , why ishat points to all th

prince george's county police say they driver of the suv struck the man intentionally and now they are trying to determine if it was self of-defense. fox5's paul wagner spoke withoke the victim's mother today and joins us live with the story tonight from police headquarters.head paul. >>reporter: tony, we do have some additional information fora you tonight.ht. we've learned that the man behind the suv that struck thatt young man, nate mack kin online preed is a d.c. firefighterfigh assigned to an engine company in northwest. he has not been charged so far in this case and we understandnr this may be going to the state's attorney's office, perhaps even to a grand jury. now to explain exactly why he was in that parking lotki yesterday in upper along with nate mack ken onlineo preed and his mother there's a back story. let us show you some video thato we shot yesterday.ster although prince george's county are still trying to get toge the bottom of what happened, this much w,e know. the night before mate mack ken m online preed was killed he was a allegedly involved in a dispute with the firefighter's daughter. police say guns were pulled andd on

george h.w. bush and bill clinton. he was a recipient of the medal of freedom. pauln called him "a happy warrior revered for his decency and commitment to what's right." >>> and earlier today illinois senator dick durbin honored his home state colleague on the senate floor. take a listen. >> every politician alive should aspire for that moment like bob michael, when the last words of tribute to his public service are, "he was the face of decency and public service." i stand today in tribute to my friend, my republican neighboring congressman who served this nation so well for so many years. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. [and her new business: i do, to jeanetgo. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she

in a statement house speaker paul ryan called michael, quote, a happy warrior revered for his decency and commitment to what's right. president george.w. bush said in part, quote, bob was a masterful legislator. there were some who thought he was too easy going with his friends across the aisle, but no one accused him of being soft after the invasion of normandy. back in 1992 just after bill clinton won the election michael was on "meet the press" and spoke to tim russert about being in the minority party. >> as i look at it on the republican side during the carter years we only had 143 members in the house and we were a force enough to really make some people be accountable on some of the issues. now we got 175 members, so we'll be a force to be -- to contend with. but i want to make absolutely sure that we're pulling together as a unit because in unity there's strength. >> well, he did unify that caucus in those first couple of years. words of wisdom there possibly for the democrats these days. bob michael was 93. ♪ why do so many businesses rely on the u.s. postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes ou

george county. police say they arrested two teens in connection with murder of douglass brooks. brooks was up d known as swipey. he was killed in suitland last august and "fox5" paul wagner talked to the victim's brother night. paul joins us from southeast d.c. with details, paul. >> reporter: tony, this murder rorkd the community for a couple different reasons. number one this 18-year-old was really up and coming. he just released and all bum. he was getting local radio play and he had performed alongside other well known rappers like wale and there was also something else at the time of murder there was a viral rumor going through the area here via social media his girlfriend may have been involved. it was rumor the police took great pains to knock down as being untrue. >> prince george country police arrested 19-year-old deante brewer and 1-year-old desean watkins and charged them in connection to the fatal shooting. according to investigators brooks was outside of the apartment complex on parkway terrace drive in suitland when announcing a robbery. it's unclear at this time why but at least two men fired their companies hitting brooks multiple times. investiga

conversion to trumpism, paul ryan's conversion, mitch mcconnell's conversion to trumpism and guide us through a discussion of how republican conservatism we are joined by george f. will, syndicated columnist and former republican. welcome to the last word, happy to have you here. tell us about that middle of the summer moment where you broke with the republican party and iowa nounsed you were leaving the party. what got you to that point? >> actually, it was on the second of june, i remember it well, paul ryan for his own reasons in responding to his own pressures and i'm not judging him about this. he endorsed mr. trump and the next morning i went in and change midregistration because if paul ryan, the very best of the republican party was going to help normalize donald trump, then i felt the party was going somewhere i did not want to go. >> how do you trace that conversion? that what happened to paul ryan, what happened to rupert murdoch. what happened to what you've seen happen to mitch mcconnell and so many others over the course of the last year? >> well, like, i sympathize with the congressional party. they have their own corporate duties and the presi

george h.w. bush and bill clinton and also a recipient of the medal of freedom. house speaker pauln released a statement today saying, michael was a happy warrior, revered for his decency and commitment to what's right. >>> up next, we are heading to moscow. president trump vehemently denies having any ties to russia or any folks have ties in his campaign or administration, even recently referring to them as a ruse. highway russia is reacting. 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 beeved to ca these nerves. for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain wi

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george mitchell is here. with. republican lawmaker vow to come back from this week's break with a solid plan to repeal and's place obamacare, one week from tomorrow. senator rand paulpdates us as we look ahead right now on "sunday morning futures." >> president trump with several interviews on tap today, he meets with 4 perspective candidates for national security adviser. after a campaign rally in florida yesterday, the crowd heard the commander in chief outline his plans for transforming america. >> we have the chance now, working together to deliver change for the ages, this will be change for the ages, change like never before. to pursue real peace, real stability and real prosperity. maria: new development in the intelligence leaks, cia director and white house denying a report that "wall street journal" that intelligence community is withholding sensitive information from the president, president just directed justice department to open a criminal investigation into the leaks, joining us now congressman peter king, a member of house, homeland security and intelligence committees. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. maria: before i get to what is

paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> that i can at the screen, very clear picture police are searching for these two men, in connection with a deadly stabbing in prince george's county. suspects were captured in this newly released surveillance video. take a look it happened on tuesday on the 6400 block of central avenue in seat you can see the two suspects walking by just moments before the stab to go. a 34-year-old jamal barnes. right now detectives are back out in seat pleasant canvassing the area for clues. again, here are the close-ups of the men suspected of stabbing barnes along with a snapshot of a vehicle they got away in. if you rook them, police want to hear from you. >>> controversy tonight in northern virginia high school over several signs posted inside of the building. the signs were put up by teachers and apparently meant to promote diversity and equality. critics say they do the opposite. fox 5 anjali hemphill is in york town to explain. angelly? >> reporter: hey, lauren, well, yes, these signs are in rainbow colors, they started popping all in all over the high school about two weeks but some students say the issue is very black and white. t

george w. bush. but in 2011 his successor president obama authorized strikes in libya without congressional approval. and president trump inherited a unaccountable presidency in regards to war power. congress members are asking paul ryan to require a formal vote. let me ask dr. ron paul. welcome back. >> thank you. kennedy: is this the most egregious area where there is too much power concentrated in foot see. presidency. >> yes, and it has been that way for a long time. so it is a war is a vicious thing to deal with because of the killing that goes on, and financial burden. it is perpetual, even after vietnam war they passed a war power resolution that was supposed to restrain it. after they pass it allowed the president to do more. kennedy: interesting they operate from a defensive posture with defense. but you are right. this authorization of use of military force, dates back to when you were in congress is way too broad, is it congress' fault there is so much power in the executive branch? >> i think so. the president, the executive branch will always grab it, that is the nature of government. but the way founders designed our system brakes to be in hand of legislature, they have the power of the purse. somet

paul, we're four weeks or so in now, and you have white house officials telling our jim acosta the knives are out. you have the chief white house ethics lawyer under george w. bush tweeting this this morning, lack of candor about conversations with the russians. he would be gone by now if it were under the bush white house. how much time do you think flynn has? >> part of the problem for this administration is they have never been big fans of protocol and process. this is the whole thing during the campaign, the same thing. they like to upend the apple cart. in this case, protocol and process is you don't talk about sanctions with your opponent, that is, your adversary country when you're not the president of the united states. and this is what mr. flynn may have done. also, mr. flynn has been long time sort of a font of c conspiracy theories. now going back to bite him. he said all kinds of things, that he wanted to be investigated amongst the democrats and hillary clinton. now the conspiracy involves him. this is coming back to haunt this administration. this is why we have process and protocol, to keep you out of these kind of problems. >> you say the