polay there is body camera footage and it shows after br g tried to speak to robert white he became combative assaulted the officer. to investiga say bad geuser tried to pepper spray him but white didn't let upunning at him and knocking him down. even after he was shot police say white kept assaulting bad geuser. if you start getting a real, real, bad depleti pleetion of serotonin you get de pressed. thas just how it is. ontgomery count have mandatory training t help recognize substance abuse or mental heah issues. every rpolice academyecruit is going to get a fume l eight hours standardized training. police say about one in ten calls in montgomeryounty involve someone with mental or emotional issues. if we determine that there i a mental health nexus to it the officers are trained to slow things down, use verbal taught. people that are on therapeutic dose of antianxiety medication they take tha medication every day. since the trainias only h been mandatory since 2017 there are plenty of officers who have not had it. bad geuser, for example, likely did no. i don't believe he he has with montg

robert white, who did not have a weapon, died at the hospital. th officer who shot him is a o- ar veteran and is on standard leave during the investigation. >>> virginia voters picked their candidates for the november mid terms. two of the races will lely get national attention. democrat jennifer westin will face republican incumbent baara comstock the race is set to be one of the most expensive races in the a countr democrats try to retake control of congre. it's the senate showdown expected. cory stewart will try to unseat tim e. >>> it is 4:34 now. another election headline out od maryla valerie earvin dropped out of the democratic primary for governor. she started campaigning after her runningate pushed away. she wanted her name printed atth the top of e ticket. ervin is expected to announce her support for sherin baker. > president trump returns to the white house this morning following yesterday's historic nuclear summi in singapore. congress is calling for more details about the agreement signed by the president and north korean leader kim

friends who organized this vigil thought robert white was harmless. and they're having a tough time connecting the man they knew with allegations he fought with the officer. news 4's darcy spencer is live for us at the scene darcy, n one in that crowd saw this death epcoming. >>ter: well, they certainly didn't, jim. that shooting happened at the far end of the p lot. that's where people gathered for the vigil thisg. even there were people here tonight who've known this man since he was a kid. t they sayy are disturbed by what happened here. >> he was a good dude. never got in a fight with him. never known him to rob, ne of that. >> dozens of friends and neighbors who knew robert white turned out for a individual it in a parking l where he was killed in a confrontation with a montgomery county police officer. >> my daughter is 10 years old in the fourth grade witnessing things she shouldn't have to. >> police say he was shot after he attacked an officer monday afternoon. cell phone video captured the aftermath, him on the groundng after b shot. he late

that was robert white, the wounded man.olice say there was confrontation before the shooting, he died at the hospital the officer who shot him is on standard leave following the investigation. >>> president trump is on his way back to the white house following the historic nuclear summit in singapore. air force one touched down at joint base andrews about an hour ago. congress is calling for more answers about the agreement that was signed. mo on what's next in a live report from the white house. that's coming up in about ten minutes. >>> and fans of the washington capitals rocked the red in a big wayn theational mall. you're lookingro at scenes f the victory parade and rally there on the mall yesterday. this was day d.c. sports fans have waited decades for. we're going to have more moments from the parade coming up a bit later in this broadcast. >>> and now to decision 2018. democrat valerie ervin just .ropped out of maryland's gubernatorial ra ervin started campaigning after died.nning mate she pushed to have ballots repr

happened to him, bid he still live here at the ndfamily home a his father was reverend white, robert whitend his mother was marie white and she was a retired d.c. sool teacher. black lives are attacked, what do we do? meanwhile dozens gathered in downtown silver springs tuesday evening to ptest the shooting and to demand the release ofat th body camera footage worn by a two year vet rafn the department. they have ao re lease statements expressingtheif the identy of the officer, it's a white supremest system and so that's what we're reallye it's unfortunate that it's a authsian american. it's still unclear wtet robert was doing here, but he did not ve a serious crime l nal record and as protocol that ofcer has been place on administrative leave during the add administration. lifen sill silver springs, anjali hemphill. police are looking for a gunman wanted in connection for a shooting in southeast. this happened on mai southeast. sewerville cameras caught picture in get away car. d he's expecteo be okay. district poli looking for two men who broke into several businesses yesterday. they bus

robert white died at the hospital.. >>> the polls in virginia will be closing in just a few minutes. tonight we will know who will be battling in high stakes races for congress. you can follow the vote count in the nbc washington app and find out why voters did what they did on news 4 at 11:00. joe kn >>> now to a deadly hit and run accident involving a pedestrian on i-95 south of the icc in beltsville. it backed up traffic for hours as you can see from this video from our traffic camerasthere. now police have two mysteries they are trying to s lve. >> thaght. who was the driver and who was the victim. here is prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins. >> reporter: the rd was closed for six hours as policeed investigat a bizarre case of hit and run on the interstate. maryland state police say the pedestrian was walking in the middle of roadway going down the southbound lanes on i-9 a when he was struck and killed about i that vehicle. there were two people in that car who told maryland state police the driver

loved ones lit candles at a vigil for robert white. he was m killedonday afternoon in a confrontation with a police officer. you're looking at cell phone video of the altercation. that's white lying on the ground. he had been shot. he later died at the hospital. friends and neighbors say they're having a tough time connecting the man they knew with allegations that he fought an officer. never known him to bother anyone or ggressive to anyone on the street walking. >> reporter: officers were wearing body cameras. f thetage will be released once the investigatine is >>> time right now is 9:05. c. police officer who killed an unarmed man on a motorcycle is being fired. officer brian trainer shot iterrence sterlin 2016. trainer said he feared for his liin after ste rammed his police car. a witness told a different story. sterling's death was ruled a homicide. trainer was never criminally charged. last month, the police trial board recommended trainer lose his job. the police chief made the final decision to fire ainer. the termination take

. >> robert white died at the hospital. the officer who shot him is a two-year veteran and is on leave during this investigation. historic.s a day d.c. will never forget. a chance for cams players to h celebrate wit the fans who never gave up hopeful. >> and the party just keeps going. check outhis video from alex ovechkin. he was waving at the fans, heading home fm the parade. a parade he's waited for his whole life. >> here's a look back now at the celebration that was decades in the making. >> captain and playoff mvp. mber eight. alex ovechkin. ♪ and the rocket's red glare -- ♪ >> i love you so much. i know how much you love this city and these players. and now we have something tha bonds us and unites us. a stanley cup championship. >> the words i want to lea with you and i have to paraphrase with it the greatest americans of all time. we had a dream. and we did it. >> every time i driven constitution for the rest of my life, i'll remember this day and howsmazing it and it is all because of you guys. b >>k to back! tbac

the video showsffer anan and his partner handcuff says robert white a performing cpr. the officer shot white a not cooperating in interviews. there will be a meeting next week about possibly releasing police body cam >>> following a developing story in prince george's county. thng morning police are loo for suspects in a deadly shooting at a local playground. the victim was killed in the middle of the afternoon in a spot where it neighborhood kids play. this happened on barn hamham park around 2:00 p.m. yesterday. defect iz have not releading information on suspects or a motive. >>> take a look at this picture. montgomery county police say this person sexually assaulted a ouman twice, and the police department needs help to find him. this happened on march 6 around 3:30 in the afternoon. lice say the victim told them the man assaulted her after she ordered a ride-on bus and then again once they got off inri silver . the support ran away. if you recognize this man, contact montgomery county police >>> parkland mark street will reopen today at olympic city after def stigt

the man he seet has bn identified as robert white who lived ln a while away. ay white became combative when the officer tried to talk to him and things got physical. two minutes later police got a a call fromther officer, shots had been fired. the shooting has shaken this iet condo community with many long time residents who say they feel safe walking their dogs and being o at night. >> i've lived here 40 years an it's very upsetting. >> reporter: and that's what many residen in the neighborhood said today, that this was very upsetting. montgomeryounty police confirming that the two officers you see in the video were aring body cameras. they say the footage from this incident will beeleased once the investigation is over. back to you. >> darcy spencer,thanks, darcy. >>> at the peak of wedding season a big change for some local catholics who are plannin to marry. the archdiocese of baltimore says it has a new policy allowing weddings a locations other than a parish church. the archdiocese says in art efo reach out to young people couples can apply to have weddin

that man is robert white. witnesses say there was a confrontation before that shooting. >> a male -- a black male talking to a police officer. eventually i saw the male pull the officer down on the ground. >> robert dwhite, who not have a weapon, died at the hospital. the officer who shot h is a two-year veteran and is on standard administrative leave during the investigation. >>> the family of a prince gorges county police detective killed by friendly fire is now suing the count and the officer who killed jai cole son. he was undercover and not in uniform when he was shot by a fellow office zbler 2016. that happened during a shootout at police headquarters. the lawsuit argues that officer taylor krause shot through an obstructed fence and at someone who didn't match the suspect description. it also says coleson did identify himself asn officer. >>> the field is set for thisye 's mid term election. >> female winners kept going. barbara comstock will face challenger jennifer weston for the 1 district seat. she b

that shooting left robert white unarmed africanmerican man dead. police say white assaulted the officer. >>> it's 4:04, and we are hearing from a girl this morning who says ai clauamate sexy assaulted her. 14-year-old francesca saysoy a she did not k know attacke her in park last summer in winchester. documents from juvenile court show that the boy was placed on probation for b sexualtery and abduction. he was also ordered not to have conduct with francesca. she was shocked to run into her attacker at high school. he family filed a title nine complaint. >> because have your failure and your refusal to keep me safe, i walked in the halls afraid to turn the corner, afraid t use the rest room. >> the school board will not comment on a specific karks but says its policy onexual harassment complaints requires a finding that the misconduct created a hostile environment in school. the board says it does not lerate harassment against students or staff. >>> a virginia man is accused of assaulting a womanuring a massage. officer arrested amber mohammed yeste

on june 11th the officer shot and killed 41-year-old robert white. body camera footage shows that prior to the shooting white became ficer more than once.,0theof >> nearly 19 maryland voters could face problems ting because of a clerical error. state election leaders say there was a computer glitch with people who went to the motor vehicle administration web site or kiosk to make changes to their addresses or party affiliation. the changes were not submitted to the elections board forw processing. noespite this problem election officials s no eligible voter will be turned away. of affected voters must verify their voter registration and use a provisional ballot. >> thanks for u js. >> today is monday june 25th. let's check in with mike thomas and see what's happening in w>>ther. hey, guys, good morning. well, after a very, very hot kind of end tond your weeke with sunday's highs reaching th 90's we're going to start things off on a more comfortable i won't necessarily say although we won't be 90's, we'll be 80's today but will stillwa feel are there

investigators say there is police body camera foot age that shows what led up to 41 year old robert white's last moments and are continuing to ask witnesses to come forward with information. anjali hemp p hill live tonight i s sillver spraining reporter roat the montgomery county police chief has seen that video and it shows white continued to assauff his poliicer while he's still on the ground here at this townhome clsmunity. weo spoke to a family friend who tells us that white mayave had a mental illness or disability and frequently walked in this area to get around. i just hard on the news and then my son from work t text meo say someone thought itim was and i said i hope not. but it turns out it. so it's a very sad thing. regina thomas is stilloc ked to hear her son's childhood friend robert rob whiteas shot and killed by a mocegomery county officer monday afternoon about a mile from his home. cellpho video from a neihebor shows t scene after shots were fired in a park ing lot. police say the sponding to an unrelated call to service he when he encounter edded white the ' unclear why the

[applause] >>> my name is robert white. i'm a resident of phelan avenue and i'm an instructor at city college. with that in mind, i see both points of view. with that in mind also, i want to stress that the greatest impact of the name change is going to be on the residents of phelan avenue. the individuals that have homes there that have to deal with the name change. and we will not accept it, one. number two, what june has asked for and what the residents are asking for is that the biographies of the phelan's and whoever the name change go to, they make public record accessible to everyone that is involved in making the decisions about the name change. so that the facts are evident. it's evident that phelan avenue was named not after who is being deflamed here, it was named after his father. do not blame the parents for the sins of their children. thank you. [applause] >>> good afternoon. frida kahlo, the artist, lived with a lot of pain, a lot of physical and emotional pain. and through that pain, she was able to -- the p

white, robert white and his motheras moore he white, she >> and provide test of the.hooting was hel last night. >> new details in deadly the shooing of undercover mrivrs in prince sxwrorm count. and in 20 krause shot and killed coalson as both responding to reports of gunfire at police station. the lawsuit claims krause shot coalson even after he identified himselfnd as fellow office showed badge. coalson's family and attorney plan aew n conference for tomorrow >>> it is 6:32 now. we turn to polit. maryland democratic bernatorial candidate valerie irving dropping out ever the primary race and she will endorse ras baker she what the running made of the leader cop tender ever the primary ander tin took haze place on the ticket.>> let's lot there. e primary for u.s. senate.t won and faces tim k in november general election.t over cane vowed to stew quart's campaign. it is not who we need oare take a stand in me. >> up snet alexandria means th city will have new may le ail son silve now you will ket the final result on fox 578 d. crk.com. >> we were all lined up across th

officer arnond bagzar shot and killed robert white this a parking lot. white was getting combative and repeatedly asawlingt the officer before he on eped fir fire. a friend ofte whi's tells "f5" he may have been suffering from aaillness offer disabilities. >> i'm sorry to hear this happened but he lived here at the familhome. his father r wasef rapped white isd h mother marie white retired d.c. police teacherro. >> psts were held last nighting. >> 5:05. mavr mar valerie irving is skoping. and it fo tedhem to add her name to the ballot i irving to a place on the ticke >> tuesday was primary day in virginia mos talked about result was in alexandria. in democratic nomination for mayoren couple bapt lost to the vice mayor justin wilson. alexandriaua isranteed to have a new mayor. >> take a look at th tens of thousands rocking the red in d.c., caps fapsz celebrating sappily cup championship today. >> metro reported more that's -- >> wow. >> i was j a wee child then. >> i think that goes down withe of my first things to cover. >> thats with a blast. >> i'm jea

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it shows the officer and his partner standing near robert white after he wasshot. it's not clear whether white struggled with moept tall illness, but the department wants officers to be able to te the difference. >> we want officers to come on scene and realize there may be a health-related situation happening in front of them and the behavior may not be the true behavior of the individual if that makes sense. >> last night's training was schedule before the shooting. >>> police are hoping a sketch of the so-called d.c. rapist willead to his arrest. they released a picture based on the dna. one man is accused of attacking women. six of the attacks are connected by at that man's dna. >> w current have a 15 year statute of limitations but law allows us to iict under the john doe law. >> this is the first time the district has been able to charge an unknown suspect. >> a vote that could raise thes f your commute. tolls ready to jump on the dulles tollroad. here's a look at the proposal. a 75 cent hike at the main toll hplaza. 50 cene at the off ramps. for some that cou

robert: the white house seems to have had a quiet campaign over the past year and otherhi signals would be the right time. carl: and other people who were clerking er a candidamed to the court. there was a very subtle campaign going on and thingso say, things will be ok. you have to remember, and ie agith your point at the beginning. the judicial approach is what has been working for the trump administration. this is something that has worked tore them. gorsuch has been a big hit.r and ot lower court judges than they have in the district. cou and that list, the famous list which heon his election, because ck evangelicals sith him. trump looks at this week and says this is another chance to make a big mark and cement the conservative control on the court and of course, this stirs up the senate every time.in no like a supreme court fight. we have a ways to go he. robert: does it stir up the mid-term election for both parties? >> this is going to be a fight. there is nothing like a supreme court fight in washington. but one tha has a chance to tip the balance of the court that is something

the video shows the officers standing near robert white, who later died. >> there will be a meeting nexteek about possibly releasing video.lice body cam >>> 5:09. we're following a developing story in pnce georgeat's county. police are looking for a suspect in a deadly shooting on the playgrou playground. the varnham park. it was around 2:00 p.m. this is a moat where detectives have not released any flfgs. zbliefrmt now to a stairysi ation at six flags america in prince george's county. take a look at this vote from chopper 4. a number of readers had to be swilt on the boy of ste u no with was hurt yet. zbliefrmt no word on whether that ride will bepe o today. zplierjts two just weeks af clinching the statly cup. the without a heat coach. in a itdy announcement i called it quits now the stirch conditions if i -- chris lawrence live in claben don. credit, yut reality gets hard, doesn't it? this came down to what it always does money and security. so a couple of weeks after you saw all those images, the wonderful parade, the celebrations that ran all through the town. the head coach is gon

the video shows ofcer anon and his partner standing near robert white, who later shod. it's not cooperating with vefrgt. there will bet meeting n week about possibly relet'sing boat cam video. >>> police are looking for suspects in a deadly shootndg at a playgr the victim was killed in the middle of thefternoon in a spot where children come to play. this happened at barnham park around 2:00 in the afternoon. dedctives have not relea information on a suspect or a motive. take a look at this picture. montmery county police s this person sexually assaulted a woman twice and they need your him.to find this happened on march 6th around 3:30 in the afternoon. police say the victim tol them the man assaulted her after she boarded a rally ride-on bus. >> parks o open this morning after a devastating flood destroyed parts of downtown. in about an hour hard workill be allowed to cross the bridge on to main for the first time in three weeks. plate up continues on main as the city rofrds from the second 1,000 year flood in twoyears. one man died. some areas remain closed to the pub

you mayemember this video from the sceneil inver spring earlier this month.ot the shog left robert white an unarmed african-american man dead.ce poli say white assaulted the officer and they have an agreement to inves other's police shootings. >>> we are hearing from a teenage girl who says that a classmate sexually assaulted her. >> 14-year-old fran seska says the boy she didn't know attacked her in a park in winchesterro documents f juvenile court say that the boy was placed on probation for sexual btery and abduction. she was also ordered not to havt contact francesca. when she started johschanddy highol, she was shocked to run into her attacker. the family filed a title nine complaints, and lt night she confronted the winchester school board. >> because of your failure and your refusal to keep me safe, i walk through the halls of john hanley high school afraid to turn a corner, afraid to use the rest roomal afraid to from class to class. >> the school board will not comment on a specific utcase, says its pol oicyn sexual harassment complaints require a finding that the misconduct cre

police say there is body f cameraootage and it shows b after geuser tried to speak t robert white hebecame combative and assaulted the officer. nvestigators say bad geuser tried to pepper spray him but white didn't let up running at him andg kno him down. even after he was shot police say w assaulting bad geuser. if you start gtiet b real, real depletion o serotonin you get depressed, haves how it is. they mandatory training to help those respond to those with menl heal or substance abuse issues ment forti opal. every police academy recruits going to get a full hours standardized training. police say about onete in calls in montgomery s county involvomeone with mental or he e itionalues. if we determine that there'sta al health nexus to it, the officers are trained to slow thingsown, use verbal techniques. people who are on double doses of antianxiety medatation they take twice a day. since itas h only been mandatory there are plenty of officers who have not had it. bad geuser, for example, likely did no. i don't believee has withmontgomea number of years with baltimore city p depart

you see an officer with his gun drawn standing over the wounded man identif as robert white. witnesse say there was a confrontation before that shooting. alking toa black male a police officer and then eventually ieaw the m pull the officer down on the ground. >> robertho white, w did not have a weapon, died at the hospital. >>> the family of a prince gorges county police dective lled by friendly fire is now suing the county and the officer who killedjakai coleson. his family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. he was n in uniform when he was shot in 2016. the lawsuit argues that officer taylor krause shot at someone who didn't match thesp t's description. it also argue that coleson did identify himself as a police officer. >>> 5:05. the results are in. the field is now set for the november mid-term elections in virginia. >> voters kept a group of female winners going. in the house, barbara comstock will face challenger jennifer weston for the district 10 seat she beat out six other democrats to take on comstock for one of the most watched races in the country as democrats tr

the man who was shot has been identified as robert white, he lived at this home in silver spring.fficer anand badgujar is a two-year veteran of the force. a witness who did not want to show her faceme she saw the men struggling. >> i saw a blackale talking to a police officer and then eventually i saw the male pull the officer down on ground. >> white's neighbor michael franz ld me he lives alone here and walked every day because exercing helped him cope with personal struggles. >> it's not impossible to understand how he may have seemed suspicious given that he had no specific business in any of the places to which he was passing ofoot. at the same time, none of us ever saw any aggressiveness on his part and he was always very warm. >> reporter: those neighbors also very concernpp about what ed out here. montgomery county police confirm that the two officers you saw in the video were wearing body cameras. police say that video will be released once this investigation is complete. wendy, back to you. >> thank you, darcy. >>> the family of a prince george's county police officer wh

on july 11th officer anand bad geyser shot and killed robert white.hite became combative and saulted the officer mors than once. fr and family say white had a history troubles.l >> time is 5:zero two. controversial police action in the district. viral video of a police encounter raising concerns. >> it shows what some are calling an illegalea sh. now community members are asking wheeer the p set up the people you see in the video. our bob barnard live in northeast is morning with th details. bob. >> reporter: >> reporter: hey, holly andng maureen, good m, yes, this is where that video was shot last friday.in we front of nook's barbershop here the 5200 block of sheriff roa northeast just inside the prince george's county line here. let's go ahead and show thatho you cellne video which was shared with us and the local anc commissioner and d.c.police. again, this was last friday and the people involved here say that the undercover police officerspproached them and apparently found a gun on one of the people who wasin sg here and then took than as justifi

onune 11th officer anand badgujar shot and killed 41-year-old robert white. police say b camera footage showed prior to the shooting white becameombative and assaulted officers badgujar more ahan once. friends family say white had a htory of mental illness. e>>> controversial polic action in the district. viral video of a police >> it shows what some ares. calling an illegal search. now community members are asking wther the police set up the people that you see in the video. fox5's bob barnard is live in northeast now with all the details. bob. >> reporter: hey, allison, steve, good morning. yes, we are onbl the 5200 k of sheriff road just off eastern avenue. the video you're going to here was shot last friday, sent to us, shared with the anc commissioner and d.c. police chief peter newsham. there is some oftideo. >> why you touching my bag, ao'. >> you gotny id on you. officer. on the undercove >> i don't care. that wasn't me. get off me bro'. >> reporter: what's hap pned here is d.c.ice approached a group of people standing here in front of nook'snd barber

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white house. expected to talk about immigration. i've got tell you this. a risk of sounding like a broken record. our own john robertst trump is considering an executive action that would allow my great parents to stay with their children. if we get any headlines, you'll get them fast. dow 30 shows a loss of industrials down slightly this morning. split between winners and losers. something would say that's the end of the industrial era. maybe that's gone a bit far. walgreens is up $12 a share. german automaker support the idea of ending all import tariffs because between the european union and the united states of america. that's an interesting move towards president trump's position on tariffs. disney raising its offer for fox assets. $70 billion of their combined cash and stock offerings. comcast also wants the asset. starbucks is closing 150 underperforming stores. the stock is taking away down. five bucks lower at 8%. phil murphy wants to spend millions of dollars of taxpayer money to provide legal assistance to illegal immigrants who can't afford lawyers. all rights, judge napolitano is here. live in the great

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first to john roberts on how the white house is responding to this. john? >> neil, good afternoon to you. the protesters in front of the secretary of homeland security's house shouting no justice, no sleep. they kind of woke up her and the entire neighborhood this morning. the president just a short time ago illuminating what he believes are the stakes in this immigration debate that is a dangerous people that come across the border, gang members and others. the president meeting with a group of angel families, people that have lost a loved one to a crime committed by a person in this country illegally. the president contrasting their plight with all of the news coverage of what's going on in the border right now. >> where is the media outrage over the catch and release policies that allow deadly drugs to pour in our country? where is the come denim nation of the sanctuary cities that release violent criminals in our communities and protect them? where is the outcry over the savage gang ms-13 and their blood thirsty creed, kill, rape and control? because th

white house. huh, john? >> john: just tuesday. tuesday morning. >> jon: john roberts the chief white house correspondent.hank you. >> melissa: a lot to break down. let's start with hugo, the editorial director for the "washito examiner." i want to start with the allegations against paul manafort using what's app to get in contact with different people and s teon about what they were dealing with. >> right. >> melissa: all of this pertains to stuff that happened long before he was involved with president trump. but it's not good no matter what. >> no, it's not good. as you say, it has nothing to do with the russia investigation except tangentially and as john robesas saying to put more pressure on mueller. it's about lobbying, relating to ukraine. the what's app messages appear to indicate or clearly do indicate an effort to make sure that the witnesses in the case were singing from the same hymn sheet. what paul manafort and his lawyers will say and the actual text themselves say is that what we are saying is true. but nevertheless, trying to tamper with witnesses and as one of them suggests to suborn pe

shannon. >> shannon: we won't expect that white house visit anytime too soon. john roberts at the white house. thank you very much. this is another fox news alert. we expect we will find out one week from today with the justice department inspector general has determined about the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's email scandal. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with us. she has breaking details. >> this is the firmest date from inspector general michael e. horowitz with his report examining the fbi and justice department actions leading up to the 2016 election. the original mandate focused on the clinton email case with the title of a congressional hearing suggests that scope may be broader. this comes as the push and pull over another set of secret government records intensifies. after midnight, senior justice department official told reporters that doj would offer congressional leadership known as the gang of eight, another briefing and access to fbi confidential source records. monday or tuesday next week. requested by house intelligence committ

chief white house correspondent john roberts has that tonight. good evening. >> good evening too. white house official tells fox news that the recent spate of presidential pardons and commutations is just the beginning. the president trump is actively considering another half-dozen with dozens more being reviewed by white house staff. >> we had a season last year like no other in terms of the power, the level, the hurricanes, the fires along the west coast. >> president trump at fema headquarters today for his annual review on the upcoming hurricane season, but it was his powers of presidential pardon that took center stage today. the white house announcing president trump's commuting the sentence of alice marie johnson. last week, kim kardashian called on the president to ask him to pardon johnson, a great-grandmother who has been jailed since 1996 on a nonviolent drug charge. it fell short of a full pardon but the white house praised johnson rehabilitation, saying "ms. johnson has accepted responsibility for past behavior and has been a model prisoner over the past two decades."

. >> kennedy: chief white house correspondent john roberts live at the white house with more. john? >> kennedy, sorry for looking down there but i'm just processing the latest information that i have been getting. the president speaking to the pool just a short time ago and we will have that for you momentarily. the president talking about immigration saying, quote: i will be signing something in a little while that is going to do that. that is keeping families together. he was asked about that. i will be doing something that's somewhat preemptive and ultimately matched by legislation, i'm sure. earlier this morning, we broke the news that the white house, the president is considering some sort of executive action. we don't know if it would be a memorandum or an executive order or exactly what it would be. to solve the problem that we are experiencing right now on the border where these families are being split up. the children are being separated from their parents. the white house, the department of homeland security, insisting that under current law, they have to separate childre

john roberts at the white house with what the president is saying and doing about all of this. off with cheap congressional correspondent mike manual on capitol hill with me with the latest on today's big meeting. were keeping in mind the meetin meeting. when the president speaks, he's expected to speak after the meeting, we will bring you those remarks. >> good evening. president trump pushing house republicans to get this done, passing immigration reform plan this week. foxes learned the compromise bill that the house leadership has crafted would take steps to address the parent and child being separated at the border issue, what is become the critical topic here on capitol hill. >> if you happen to be a poor person, we're going to yank that baby out of the mother's arms. >> democrats blasting president trump for blaming congress over parents being separated from their children. >> that is a load of crap. it really it's just wrong. give me a break. everybody knows that. >> senator republican leaders are hopeful they can address the narrow issue as soon as this week. >> we are

back to john roberts at the white house. john?ion in what was said on the way the president was back from the g-20, jay sekulow, the outside counsel said on july 12, the president had no hand in writing that, that was donald trump jr. sarah huckabee sanders said the president didn't dictate it, but he did weigh-in as any father would do when his son is involved. then we had the january 29th, 20-page letter that fox news obtained and said that the president dictated that. as written by jay sekulow. rudy guliani said he believes that sekulow had it wrong the first time out. so we've had a correction there. sarah huckabee sders continues to refuse to even engage or entertain questions about her statement and whether or not she believes that she was speaking the truth from the podium. listen to the bac and forth earlier. >> was it accurate or not? that's all we want -- >> i workday in and day out and majority of you here in the room. you know i'm an honest person that works extremely hard to provide you accurate information at all tim

chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off from the north one of the white house. >> good evening. no question president trump has been any long-running feud with the nfl over players kneel from as the president said, disrespecting the national anthem. today that feud erupted into an all-out war with the philadelphia eagles. >> we le our country. we respect our flag, and we always proudly stand for the national anthem. we always will stand for national anthem. >> president trump didn't even mention the philadelphia eagles on the south lawn today. i event that was originally to celebrate their super bowl victory turned into a celebration of the military, the flag, and american patriotism. >> we stand to honor our military and our country and remember the fallen heroes who never made it back home. we stand to show our love for our fellow citizens and our magnificent constitution. >> the president canceled the eagles celebration last night after the team said only two or three players, owner jef lurie, and the eagles mascot would attend. >> there were 80 members of the o

. >> harris: also ready to go, chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn right now. take it away, my friend. >> john: harris, good afternoon. japan has concerns about what might happen in the talks that the president is going to have the kim jong un. you mentioned intermediate missiles. and he wants that addressed and he also want to have addressed the issue of the japanese citizens kidnapped by north korea. you heard the president say and really pushing back against his critics saying he is not prepared and he is saying he is well prepared. both the united states and north korea have been prepared for this for a long time. it's about attitude and a willingness to get things done. the president is hopeful they could get success in the first meeting. but also suggesting that it's going to take a lot more meetings than that. the pside sayin the is a lot of enemies out there. a lot of dislike and hatred between the country. this is not just a photo op. at the minimum it's the start of a good relationship. he would like to say it could happen in one meeting but likely i

first, to the chief white house correspondent, john roberts. he's live at the white house. john? >> trace, good afternoon to you. senator lindsey graham of south carolina is right. the administration could end this with a stroke of the pen this afternoon if they wanted to. the president wants congress to fix it, which is why he's headed to capitol hill later this afternoon to talk to house republicans about legislation that will be pending before the house this week to adjust some of these immigration laws and border security. under current law, if you're going to arrest somebody and prosecute them for crossing the border, they have to be removed, separated from the children brought with them. the president speaking to the national federation of independent business says he wants congress to change the law so the children and their parents can stay together. lop time or let them go into the united states. a process called catch and release. the bush administration tried the former. prosecution gave up. the obama administration ignored the law leading to what the president says is

at the white house, john roberts, ktvu fox 2 news. >> the former white house spokesperson wants to getelevision camera. sean spicer is pitching a tv talk show. it would be called sean spicer's common ground. he stepped down from his role as white house press secretary 18 months ago and became a target for criticism for his handling of the press and the subject of a regular parody by melania mccarthy on saturday night live. >>> san francisco department of elections certified the mayor's race three weeks after voters went to the polls. we will take a look at the final numberate rounds of votin london brie one with 1% point over lark leno. that is a difference of 2500 votes. the election department says voter turnout was 52% and more than 253,000 ballots were cast in the primary. >>> oakland mayor announced her summer of paving project. that is the name being given to repaving 25 miles of city streets between now and the end of the year. usually six miles of streets are repaved in a year. the mayor announced details in the last half hour on a street in the fruit value district that is set

the body of senator robert kennedy is now in the air in a jet furnished are the white house and the air force heading to new york from los angeles. 430 p.m. and will land in laguardia new york. the body will arrive sometime around 9:30 p.m. new york time. tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and longer if there are lines. it will lie in state before a requiem mass at 10 a.m. saturday and go by train from new york to washington and a motor processions from new york's union station to go by the senate office building and by the justice department where robert kennedy served as attorney general before burial at about 5:30 p.m. saturday at

robert: president trump infiltered, from singapore to the white house, he is, as ever, combative. i'm robert costa. t ho trump doctrine is battling intrarge order and an f.b.i. report quickly becomes a political flashpoint tonight on "washington week." president trump: we haven't given up everything. i think the meeting was every bit as good for the unite states as it was for north korea. robert: after ato hisry-making hand shake and sned agreement, president trump declares north korea is no longer a nuclear threat. but some in his own party remain skeptical. >> this is the beginning, i arink, of a long,g l process. robert: there e bipartisan concerns about the president's decision to suspend joint military exercises wh south korea. >> i think the exercises are important. i'd like to see them continue. is looking toum ummita similar one-on-one with russian president vladimir putin. plus, the justice department inspector general divers its report about the f.b.i.'s investigion into hillary clinton's emails. and president trump's former campaign chairman is headed to jail. we discuss