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it is a university town, but it is still red in a very red state. trump carried my county over clinton. i have friends back there who are democrats and would call themselves liberals, but not in the same way that people in brooklyn and berkeley, california are liberals. that is what this piece is trying to get out and explore. i'm trying to create this category of people as they don't exist in the media, at all. we have red states and blue states, we understand blue states -- blue state liberals and red state conservatives. we understand blue state conservatives because they have been getting all this attention, the people that switched from obama to trump, but red state liberals are never discussed. i'm trying to make them a media category. host: let me turn to today's headlines. essay,frank bruni -- the by frank bruni. guest: that is a big one that everyone is watching and it is interesting about the democrat in that name -- in that race. he is not running a bernie sanders kind of race. he is running a pretty moderate democratic race and one that

and the red hat and gloves.ere like hey she's being, you know shall presidential, getting her patriotic on. what if we want to be patriotic? new way to be styling? showing us how to rock the red white and blue in a great way. >> and you're already doing it. >> i got my red shoes, i don't know if you guys can see those down there, little shoe cam, maybe not. yes you can. then my blue and white stripes. little patriotic moment you. >> know how to bring it, let's get started then. >> utley. let's start with molly. she representing that swimsuit super cute from h and m. and then the short shorts are back and full of it, cute denim jacket, you know, then of course if she's going to the beach, she has her american towel with her and then super cute flip flops, from h and m, as well. you can do it out, mix the patterns, prints together, there is a lot of, you know, inspiration on the runways you see stars and stripes anyway, the way to do it and be patriotic. >> i love the shoes. let's bring if one of the fellows. >> a

>> i think it means a lot to redding. we've done scholarship funds for high school students for several years. we've been funding $250 and $500 scholarships depending on how our treasury is looking. and we've done that every year. so we've inspired a lot of young people through every school in our entire redding community. we've given them the opportunity to write and to submit work and to be eligible for scholarships. and we've also -- we try our best to let any writer know -- any writer who can make it to our meettion that we're out here because of the opportunities for networking. and one of the things that i'm really proud of is that we have a lot of writers who want to be published. so when we're able to work out to in ils that we need terms of location and time and money, we've been able to bring top level literary agents to come for an entire day and do a special workshop just so that the people who want to know more about the business and how the business actually works and get ey make -- may published and we do t

and tonight's edition of the lightning round. >>> holy smokes, look at the stock at red hat red hat isop provider of open sourced operating systems for the enterprise, for storage, and has gotten aggressive about embracing the cloud. i've been a huge fan of red hat for ages, but even i was blown away when they had a huge quarter sending the stock soaring 10%. revenue up 19% year over year. where they shot the lights out is the guidance. management raised the forecast for the full year. we'll give you some bullish commenta commentary all 25 of red hat's largest deals renewed this quarter at prices 20% higher. if you were worried this stock has run out of juice, consider that put to rest let's check in with gyceo of red hat, james whitehurst. great to see you, sir. great note today from deutsche bank saying this is the first time in years that red hat has posted 20% plus growth in consecutive quarters how is that possible >> well, we really are hitting on kind of all cylinders right now. as more companies move to the cloud, more are turning to us as a partner to do that we've always been

(justine ) a red light means stop. but what do two red lights in a row mean? (jr stone) drivers are not so sure... here's stanley roberts... (who are you?) who are you? (who are you to be filming people here), it's a public street (yea so.) so i can publicly film, (really) yea enjoy it thank you you too while i'm recording in public ..here is some information that will save you the headache of getting a ticket for running a red light see this black and white sign which reads stop here on red . it's pretty much self explanatory but just in case its still confusing ill try to dumb it downnats: ambiance i'm just outside the moutain view caltrain station on castro street and there are two sets of lights one set before the tracks and one set behind the tracks when the light turns red everyone must stop here at this limit line and wait for the light to turn green easier said than done. nats: ambiance cause many drivers roll right past the first set of red lights a stop at the second set . the problem with that is when you do that you are running the red light nats:

i pushed the red button. and i drive." back to shore and safe, is when joshua must've realized what he just went through and began to cry.benjamin serna/father: "i just told him that it was okay. we were all okay and that he was my hero and i was very proud of him." (pam) that was rowena shaddox reporting... authorities say, whenever going to the beach or lake ... always take and wear life jackets. (grant) new video of an officer beating a jail inmate in texas has just been released. it happened at the garland detention center... and it shows a police officer removing handcuffs from a suspect arrested for assault and public intoxication. then you see the officer punch the inmate seven times in the head and even knee him in the face... <>(grant) so what set the officer off? the 37-year-old suspect noah lof-quist says he was mouthing off at the officer after he was arrested at a hotel. and on the way to the jail, lofquist says he was taunting the officer and even challenged the officer to a fight, but only his handcuffs were

one of whom was pearson redding who came to the area in the 1840's. at the time, he worked for another prominent california thedents, john sutter, in sacramento area, and was with a small group of men early during the gold discovery on the american river. he realized that the terrain, geology, and geography along the american river was similar to the area that he had passed through earlier and had mexico's most northern land grant. he came to the early -- the area early in 1848. word soon spread throughout the united states and the world. and the world rushed in. grew. quickly within the first couple of years of the gold strike in california, millions of dollars worth of gold passed through shasta. it's tuned it out from a minor cityr's tent to become the clean city of the minds, and a cosmopolitan city or town not just for the miners. the way people struck it was developing businesses supporting miners throughout the various mining districts. >> this is the main street. shasta had the largest collection of buildings north of san francisco. so people

i think a red line is drawn.they use chemical weapons the president has to hit the go button. >> go ahead. >> here's the question i have, and maybe you can answer. why do this publicly? this is a president who says he doesn't like to telegraph what he's thinking to anybody. would you ordinarily be letting the russians know in a different way that you're onto them, or is this something that's completely acceptable to do it in a public way? >> i think there's a couple reasons to do it publicly. number one, there is a potential, i suppose, the syrians say, we're not going to do this. number two, you limit casualties at the location, russian casualties, by saying if you guys are at the location, russians that is, where the syrians are hosting airstrikes, you better get the heck out. there are missiles coming in. i think there are two reasons, including humanitarian reasons. >> it's interesting. during the campaign, presidential campaign, then candidate donald trump really went after the obama administration often on

two reds means stop pedestrian and cross through. by the time they cross, the blinking red comes on. you're supposed to stop even though walkers still have time to cross. >> there were cars still, they see no pedestrian on the walk road. they just pass. >> reporter: when the lights go off, you can go. you can go. right on through, go ahead. you can go now. there we go. santa clara and caltrans split the million dollar cost for the four lights. >> this is a caltrans standard. it only becomes a standard when it's been tested and used elsewhere? >> he the city says they're more safe than just a crosswalk. as for the flashing reds. >> once the pedestrian has crossed the entire width of the street, then it's like just like yellow light. >> reporter: drivers tell us they're glad cars are at least stopping now but say they prefer what they're used to. and more public education and more lights could be on the way. the city says that a regular traffic signal isn't needed at intersects like this one because people cross infrequently and they w

you can see the red box. this is all the way through waterford and creeping into burlington county, as well. through 7:00 a.m., this tornado warning in place because the elements are in place for us to see the rotation necessary for a tornado to spin out or for us to see straight line wind damage. right now is not the time to be worried about your vehicle or things in the backyard. now is the time to take cover, go to the central parts of your house, be away from windows because this is when you may start to see serious trouble as we track this out. i'll step off here because i want to actually track the storm itself. what we do in this situation, we're watching for the elements that indicate rotation on radar. i don't see that right now, but that is not to say that that cannot happen at any moment. especial especially when you start to see two arches like we see right here and they combine in areas like here, that's when you may have a problem. so we're watching this actively. i'm trying to pull up some of t

a lot of intersections have red light cameras to try and stop people from running reds.eally work? and are they even legal? >> reporter: violent crashing caught on camera. drivers recklessly blowing through red lights. smashing into john coming traffic. red light runners hitting people too. luckily they're okay. two stop it from happenings, cities across the country installing red light cameras. catching drivers in the act. fining them up to $700. officials say it works. fatalities from red light running dropped 21% in cities with cameras. police are warning about new products on the market designed to make your plate invisible to cameras. like this ereflective jell. this reflective spray. shines a burst of light on the plate so the camera can't see it. >> if these product dos in fact work, i may want it because no one likes a red light camera. >> absolutely. unfortunately a result will be more t-bone accidents and those are the most dangerous we face. >> people feel they're emboldened to run the red and they hit you. >> besides that, you may not get what you're paying f

this is surveillance video from penndot that shows the red pickup truck. it is not greatest photo but truck is described as a red faded chevy pick up, driver believed to be a white male between the age of 30 and 40 with blonde or light brown hair. i know that police are working to get us a better surveillance image. they have a real idea where this driver took off and where he was headed next. they are going through surveillance video now trying to track him down. if you have any information you are asked to give west goshen township police department a call, thomas and alex. >> hopefully someone will give them a call so we can get more information, three different states trying to find that driver. >> encouraging thing they have multiple cameras along the route, jenny, thank you. >>> it is first full day of president trump's temporary travel ban. anyone who cannot prove a bona fide relationship with the u.s. citizen, school, business and also from one of the six countries impacted will not be able to enter for 90 days. right before it took effect hawaii y

. >> where it's red? right there. >> so where it's red?these, you can feel they're new. >> those are notes, i guess they'd call them. >> first of all, i'm just disappointed. you know? >> okay. >> all we have in this world is our word, and you came to me and you said, i give you my word, you won't have any many problems. okay? and so -- and so then i hear that you're tattooing in the unit. >> okay. >> and i see evidence of that on your arm. you know? and so what am i to think? >> i'm getting aimed at. i'm getting shook down more than anybody. i'm getting my money counted more than anybody. all of a sudden, i've been getting picked on. >> somebody who had suspended sanctions and somebody who wants to be able to visit with their family and enjoy their daughter, that person should be walking a straight line around here, and i don't see you doing that. i don't. and that's why i'm disappointed. i mean, living in level two is a privilege, you know? i don't expect people to be tattooing or using drugs or smoking cigarettes or introducing contraban

the emergency were peers to be red line around the corner. sam: legal observers are planning to head to airports nationwide as president trump's travel ban those into effect tonight. a live report on what you ca z2e2gz z1a2z y2e2gy y1a2y hi guys. in the desert.be here. at the mall. on the mountain. at school. at the beach. the big easy. yeah yeah today i want to show you guys e next-gen chevy equinox. what do you think? that's pretty. pretty sexy. it looks aggressive. but not overbearing. it's not too big. not too small. seems like the perfect car for anybody. i would take it anywhere. she's a bad mama jama. (laughter) current qualified gm lessees can get this introductory lease on find new roads at your local chevy dealer. z2e2hz z1a2z y2e2hy y1a2y >> you are watching good morning washington, on your side. until trump posner travel ban goes on the books. autria: sam sweeney is live wet -- sam sweeney is live at dulles airport. at 8:00takes effect tonight and legal observers say they will be heading out to the nationwide to make sure everythi

of this, a faded red pickup truck.which after working with a witness gives us a sense of what the man inside that pickup truck might look like. does the man in this sketch look familiar? a white male 20 to 30 years old, maybe older, blond or light brown hair. >> it's as close that we can get as of right now. so, there are probably 70 to 80 percent accurate with regard to the composite and this was just completed within the last hour or so. >> reporter: investigators believe he is the driver of the red pickup truck who shot 18-year-old bianca roberson in a road rage incident on wednesday as the vehicles merged in traffic. >> it was basically a -- i'll use the term cat and mouse game between two vehicles. >> reporter: bianca roberson's family is reeling from what has occurred in less than 48 hours. first they thought they lost their 18-year-old daughter in a fatal road accident. then news of the pickup truck and possible road rage. then the news of the gunshot. >> now we have to deal with the fact that our own -- an unkn

the red turns red and a driver plows right through.meras to try and stop people from running reds. but now new products claim they can make your plate completely unreadable so you won't get a ticket. but do they really work? and are they even legal? violent crashes caught on camera. drivers recklessly blowing through red lights, smashing into on coming traffic. red light runners hitting people too. luckily they're okay. to stop it from happening cities across the country installing red light cameras. catching drivers in the act. fining them up to $700. officials say it works. fatalities from red light running dropped 21% in cities with cameras. but now police are warning about new products on the market designed to make your plate invisible to cameras. like this reflective gel. this reflective spray. and this sensor that shines a burst of light on to the plate so the camera can't see it. a lot of people are going to watch this and say if the products do in fact work, i may want it because no one likes a red light camera. and the result

i'm gonna join in, put some red stickers on it, too. all right, red over here.t getting rid of, it's a sign that michael really recognizes that in order for this business to move forward, he has to compromise. ♪ we were able to raise around $23,000 by clearing out the entire building. i want to take that money and reinvest it back into ashtae, where it should have gone in the first place. the warehouse and several other rooms of junk are gonna be repurposed for offices for ramona and the entire events business. meanwhile, we have three weeks until the bronner bros. convention. so we're headed to chicago to vsa to finalize the branding. woman: drumroll, please. taylore: ohh! oh, my god! i love the logo. i love the all black. michael: i guess the only the thing that sticks out to me is the black bottles. lemonis: so, look at the vessel in white. taylore: it is more playful. lemonis: in this case, we're going to have to stratify the packaging options for our two groups of consumers. we're gonna use white for the salon owners, and we're gonna use dark graphite for t

it is another red line and we have to -- we declare red lines, we have to make sure we're militarilyy to ebb enforce them. we have other things we have to work with russia on. we're going have to learn to disagree with them, and even be very firm as we are on syria now. but at the same time, working on other matters like dirty bombs. and making sure we work together to secure radiological material that could cause tremendous economic havoc anywhere, including russia, the united states, middle east and other places. that kind of material is all over areas where isil is located. we have to work on cyber together. certainly the cyberattacks on the election here in 2016 was of grave concern, have to be thoroughly investigated. but think about cyberattacks on warning systems and nuclear command and control systems. this is existential threat and could affect russia as well as the united states. >> but, senator, how damaging is it when the president of the united states seems to be ignoring the warnings of the intelligence community and the warnings of his own secretary of state saying our

this little guy hoping the nats take down the reds, but it wasn't a great start for the home team.oey sneaks one into the outfield and bryce harper has it and his scooter janet, and the reds' second baseman comes home on the throwing air. harper's throw, and this is the first error of the season for harper and the reds take an early 2-0 lead. later, things get even worse. tucker barnhart and harper back on it, and looks like he's got it, but it hit. the top of his glove. two runs coming off of that and reds take a 5-0 lead just in the first and not a great day for roarc and the nats rallying in the fourth. michael up to bat, launching this one into left center field and the two-run homer for taylor. his 11th home run of the season gets the nates on the board their comeback ends their reds and avoids the sweep with the 6-2 win. >> you go through the streaks where you get the two out and another when you don't get the two out. so like i said, there were some missed opportunities for us to get back in the game. the averages were against us today on that. >> it's a very passionate run

according to police, someone opened fire from an suv into a red kia with three people inside. what we understand from police is that the three people included two adults and a child, initially the report was the child may have been as young as however, police cannot confirm how old the child was. the gunfire went into the back of the red kia shattering the glass in the back and from the pictures you may be able to see it looks look a couple of bullets may have hit front windshield. the people who were in that car, the driver at least, was able to come out of that parking lot at the apartment complex, come down route one, and to come to where i am now. that's where the police were able to come and the ambulance was able to come. they took those three people to a nearby hospital for treatment. but what we understand is that they were only injured, only injured by the flying glass. but it's unclear how extensive their injuries are. no one was hit by the gunfire. i spoke with jonathan par ac, for the prince william's county police, he said they can't confirm why this happened. the

looking for this red faded puptd. her father is looking for answers. >> i can visualize it in my mind what happened to my daughter and i know she was scared. >> we'll have more reaction and information about this case coming up in a live report at 6:30. >>> new from overnight, police in delaware county are investigating a shooting in marcus hook. someone opened fire around midnight. medics took is victim to the hospital. working to find out the man's condition. >>> this morning, former philadelphia district attorney seth williams waking up in jail cell after guilty plea in description case. brought you breaking news yesterday morning. decided to change his plea to guilty nearly two weeks into his trial. he also signed a letter saying he resigned as da. authorities took williams away in handcuffs yesterday after he admitted no court to taking illegal gifts in exchange for political favors. got reaction from all sides outside the federal courthouse. >> you saw how emotional he was. how upset. dramatic turning point. >>

the red line is the oldest, 9 miles of track keep flooding. the problem is detailed in this 2004 report. the u.s. geological survey found cracks in the ground. that lets water seep in. workers keep patching and making gutters, but sometimes like this time it's just not enough. wmata issued a rare apology for this. it is blaming rain overnight. there was .1-inch, not wmata said it's the speed in which it came down. >>> it was a day for rallies here in d.c. first two groups with different views held rallies in front of the lincoln memorial. first we start at the bottom of the lincoln memorial, a right wing conservative group held a rally there. their headline speaker was white nationalist richard spencer. >> the notion that he was this great emancipator is a bit of a myth. >> i understand it looks like a nazi outfit, but i mean you can say a lot about the nazis, but they look pretty good. >> they organized it all in the name of free speech. and at the top of that memorial rally was a response to that alt right group. they said that some free spe

>> red. >> red markers. >> show me your hands for a second. >> red on her hands. >> that's just circumstantial evidence, your honor, that's red-handed but pure coincidence. >> did you put that balloon in your mouth? >> no. >> no. >> what makes you think that. >> i want you to think about it, okay. that balloon had red stuff all over it. did you put that balloon in your mouth? >> mmmm. >> she's going to play dumb. >> i don't think so. >> if you've got red all over your mouth, you know what that tells me? >> what? >> it tells me you put the balloon in your mouth. >> what are you, sherlock all of a sudden? >> did you put that balloon in your mouth? >> i don't think so. >> i ain't saying nothing! >>> over to this next incident with the sisters adelie and annie. we've had them on the show many times before. >> what is that? >> lotion. >> who gave you lotion? >> um, amy. >> you gave her the lotion? >> yeah. >> and you told her to put it all over her face and all over my chairs and -- all on the window? >> this is very telling of their relationship. the sisters -- >> she is just joking, she's trying

. >> reporter: hello, finding a particular red pickup truck is not an easy task. they talked to witnesses during the 5:30 rush hour period along route 100 and searching the the area for additional video to improve the odds of finding the right red pickup truck in the meantime at the victim's high school grief counselors were present and a few classmates did stop by this morning. >> student who's went to school with bianca roberson trying to make sense of the senseless crime. >> one thing to be from road rage, but reports of her being shot hit home for me it made it like 10 times worse. >> what person is like okay, i'll just shoot this person and it's fine i'll drive away. >> roberson was pronounced dead when her car went off the road and struck a tree just before the merge with 202 and west goshen and reports of road rage and a red pickup truck left the scene. and an autopsy found nothing accidental about the death she was shot in the head while driving. >> the man in the red pickup truck pulled out a gun and shot her in the head. >> she was going to college to st

. >>> police are looking into why there was bad news for red line riders. part of the red line will be shut down four consecutive weekends, starting july 15. jack evans said the walls on the red line near medical center simply cannot hold back water and this means buses will replace trains from grosvenor and friendship heights and that can lead to fires with water collecting and a private contractor has been hired by metro to seal the gap in the wall caused by the water damage. >> we get together to fund this thing and fix it because otherwise there will be this thing happening and a non- basis. >> a temporary solution to the red line troubles, the states have to pay more in order to fund what he believed is a $3 billion permanent fix to the red line. >>> this afternoon, president donald trump is causing quite a controversy. his tweets were aimed at mika scarborough and -- mika brezinski and joe scarborough. >> they speak bad merely. don't watch anymore. how come low iq crazy mika along with psycho joe came to mar-a-lago three nights in a row around new yea

>> she has a red chair you always have a red chair. >>> then -- >> every fantasy, over the top piecessip, trash. >> is this new show based on "the view's" backstage drama? >> move! >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> ahh. you're preg -- >> that's bryan cranston doing his best kevin hart. a fun thy happened when those two guys got together to make their new movie "the untouchable." it's love story between two straight men. >> brian likes me, so let's just start there. >> what's not to like? these two became fast friends working on the film where kevin plays caretake tore bryan's wheelchair-bound millionaire. what was that like? >> he and i have drawn close. this guy is hyperdisciplined. he comes down and makes people laugh. he lift the spirits of the set to where the long hours, still long, but a little easier. >> bryan, your new name is cryo-b. like cryo therapy. >> even nicole kidman noticed the sparks between these two. >> they're both amazing. i'm so lucky. i have a supporting role in this. so i get to stand back and watch the two of them have this incredible chemistry togeth

she walks many a red carpet. she knows where to put her hand. >> what are you trying to say. >> i predict this will be the new pose for all celebrities on the red carpet. you have a big meal, lets just go out and do this. this is what i will do in pictures now. >> i have done that when i felt bloated, i have tried to hide behind you. >> difference between this and this. >> because they do sit, anchor people when they have to give a report, you don't know where you put your tie. it is a no, no you cannot pull it. >> then the other thing. >> sign language for that word >> the thing that is you dent want to make that pose and you are talking about something. >> either way. >> halle berry you are fabulous. >> like if you were at a red carpet event right now, how would you. >> i don't know how to pose. >> how would you pose. >> well, now after this. >> hold on a second, is anybody listening. >> for this i'm posing like that. >> lets see what you look like after a stake and fries meal. >> if halle berry can do it. >> i

well, we've got -- turn off the red light.e and no humidity as we move into the beginning of the week you're going to love it. take a look at the seven day forecast. we're going to be heating up by the 90s by the time we get to thursday. the humidity will start sneaking back into the picture. in the meantime, enjoy it while it's gone. dj, read dof the rude dof red nosed reindeer. >> right now on "matter of fact," middle america, begging con roots. >> what industry would want to hospital? >> is our health care system putting small-town america out of business? and wake up, washington. >> they seem stuck in not getting something done. >> u.s. mayors sound of the alarm on infrastructure. has gridlock brought your road repairs to a halt? plus, the poli god . careful. are you sending the right message? >> tell me you weren't laughing just now. [captioning performed by t national captioning institute, which is res

moments later the red pick flees the scene getting on paoli pike. if you have any information call police. live in west chester, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you caths thrin. >>> -- katherine. >>> developing this morning, a woman is recovering from a gunshot to the face. she was grazed by a bullet around 2:00 a.m. on yold -- old york road in the logan section of philadelphia. no further details has been put out on who shot her or why. >>> in the space of a day, seth williams has gone from the district to a jailed inmate. the dizzying fall began yesterday after williams shocked the courtroom with an out of the blue guilty plea to one of the corruption charges against him. he resign from office. the surprise move came two weeks into his federal trial. he failed 29 counts of illegally accepting gifts from two businessmen in change for i will will i will -- i illegal favors. he was sent to jail where he will stay until he is sentenced in october. he could face up to five years in prison. >>> new this morning a jury found a berks cou

and the man in the red pickup shot her in the red. >> reporter: her car careening off of the roads. police are searching for the red chevy pickup scene in this photo. and hunting the driver, believed to be a white male with light-colored hair, between the ages of 30 and 40. >> to that man who fired the shot, turn yourself in now. every second you are out in there, you're only making this worse for yourself. >> reporter: the young victim's father, distraught, thinking about her final moments. >> i can visualize it in my mind, what happened to my daughter. >> reporter: bianca was headed to college in the hafall. >> we were excited for her. we were just happy for her. >> reporter: now, her family fighting back tears, remembering the life taken too soon. >> her personality was very loved. she always smiled. >> it's an angel that's going to be missed. but she's with her brother. >> reporter: the victim's older brother died of heart disease in 2013. police are calling this case a senseless and brutal act of violence. they say they will not rest until they find the suspect. >>> newly relea

the red cross says they are still helping those who lost everything. bythe very best way is providing financial support to the american red cross. ryan: mayor muriel bowser released a statement -- "i was deeply saddened to hear the news and our thoughts and prayers are with the victims family and friends. yesterday's fire was a terrible tragedy for the district and the community. we will work with everyone affected and get residents back on their feet as quickly as possible." investigators will be back out tomorrow morning to continue to try to figure out what caused the fire. live in northwest, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: to follow the very latest of apartment fire, survivor stories, and how to help, go to our website, wjla.com. picturesque start to summer 2017. the low humidity hanging around a little longer. a first look the forecast with meteorologist josh knight. the lowr us with humidity, the dry air, that means temperatures tonight will drop into the 50's in some places. right now we are near 71 degrees montgomery county, rockville. iswil

the best way to help is by providing financial support to american red cross. they are able to provide help to the family and the specific things they need. some of those financial donations help everybody, each $125n get a 125,000 -- card. a lot of these people lost immigration papers, passports, brits certificates coming you name it. investigators are still trying to work -- trying to figure out if those victims can get back in melville -- building and try to salvage anything they can. kimberly: ryan, glad to here they are getting help. for the very latest developments on the rolling fired and survivor story, head over to wjla.com. good food and good music attracted the crowd at the final day of the capital barbecue battle. this is clearly not the video for that. but take a live look outside and talk to meteorologist -- there we go, and josh knight for a look at your forecast. there is the barbecue video. perfect weather for today, kimberly. week. we will start off in the belle haven country club. 34 degrees. because the air is so dry there is barely any humi

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false red card was given for this challenge.ismissed the right man after a second review. the germans took full advantage, the first international goal came. cameroon did not pull back a consolation goal, and now germany will face mexico in the semifinals. they will be joined by chile who survived a scare in moscow against australia. the socceroos took the lead after poor defending. but, to leave saved the day, firing in an equaliser —— chile. chile are face portugal in the semi—final. to golf, and on the pga tour, jordan spieth won the travellers championship with a spectacular chip from the bunker on the first play off hole in connecticut. the world number six finished level with daniel berger on 12 under at the end of the fourth round. spieth then holed out from 30 feet for birdie to beat his fellow american, who needed to sink this putt to force a further hole. but he failed, and at 23, spieth becomes the second—youngest player since 1945 to notch ten tour victories — after tiger woods. while on the lpga tour, south korea's

truck is described as a red fade i had chevy pick up.river is believed to be between the age of 30 to 40, white male, with brown to light browned hair there ace go fund me page set up for roberson family to help cover funeral arrangements for bee an contact their goal, was $5,000 which in just 15 hours they have already exceeded that. thomas and alex. >> community coming together lets hope somebody knows something, saw something and will come forward, thank you. >>> 6:35. fall from grace for former philadelphia district attorney seth williams. >> we heard evidence after evidence, testimony after testimony, evidence leading to seth williams. he faces five years in prison after striking a plea deal in the federal bribery trial this morning he is waking up in a detention center, steve. >> reporter: yesterday at this time everything was going like it had within on a daily basis look at our video, seth williams walking in to court again with a big, broad smile on his face. he was still philly's top law enforcement office they are time yesterd

the cincinnati red genesis of baseball legend. it's an incredible story. we'll tell you all about this morning. lauren: 5:01 a.m. june 7th. cheryl: former fbi director james comey to testify tomorrow. a source close to him says comey full text short of saying president tram stop short. lauren: republican senator lindsey graham on special report last night saying the president himself created conditions for a special counsel. >> i see no evidence of collusion between president trump and the russians. the reason we have a special counsel is he suggested that the reason he fired comey was the russian investigation. your words matter now. lauren: let us help you also. james comey testimony live at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. today, let's call it a warm-up. today dan coats scheduled to testify at the hearing. officials say he told associates in march the president asked him if he could intervene with jim comey to get the fbi to back off its focus on michael fnn. trained to expect some questns of course. all of this is happening as the backdrop of new reports that

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