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rushes down the heil sd towards a house. scorched ten acres. cal fire and two other fire departments helped fight the flames. >>> today jeff sessions was answering questions on the russian investigation. >> he wasn't alone. >> and the suggestion that i participated in any collusion is an appalling and detestable lie. >> reporter: at times the testimony was heated. >> mr. comey said there were matters with respect to the recusal that were problematic and he couldn't talk about them. what are they? >> why don't you tell me? there are none senator wyden. there are none, i can tell you that for certainty. >> reporter: sparks flying after senator wyden accused him of stonewalling. just want answers for the american people. >> we're the committee with the legal obligation to do vigorous oversight. officials can't say they're not going to answer because they don't feel like it. >> reporter: among the topics, questions about russia and meetings with the russian ambassador. >> recused myself of investigations into the campaign against the president but

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rushes down the heil sd towards a house. scorched ten acres. cal fire and two other fire departments helped fight the flames. >>> today jeff sessions was answering questions on the russian investigation. >> he wasn't alone. >> and the suggestion that i participated in any collusion is an appalling and detestable lie. >> reporter: at times the testimony was heated. >> mr. comey said there were matters with respect to the recusal that were problematic and he couldn't talk about them. what are they? >> why don't you tell me? there are none senator wyden. there are none, i can tell you that for certainty. >> reporter: sparks flying after senator wyden accused him of stonewalling. just want answers for the american people. >> we're the committee with the legal obligation to do vigorous oversight. officials can't say they're not going to answer because they don't feel like it. >> reporter: among the topics, questions about russia and meetings with the russian ambassador. >> recused myself of investigations into the campaign against the president but

he managed to recover the photographs from the sd card.tin got all of those photos back that were lost. five years later. can you imagine reminiscing five years, oh, we took that photo. oh, wow . the one thing about technology is with the sd cards had that been if i am. >> there's no way. >> there you go. lovely memor ies. social media sometimes can good. >> yes, thanks for joining us here at five. the news at six begins right now. this is fox5 local news at six. hashtag justice for nabra a nationwide call for justice after the brutal attack on a northern virginia teen. plus busted, a group of men were caught after praying on clerks and customers at area convenience stores. and play ball, the alexandria mark where congress congressman and four others were shot reopened. the news at six starts right now >> the family of a 17 year old muslim girl killed in northern virginia is disputing claims that she was just a victim of road rage. good to have you with us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy instead relatives believe nabra was ta

stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see we are tracking precipitation off to a spotty sd the poconos, allow for some activity to fire up later today with an increase in humidity. and be the pattern even as we get into the weekend youulk of that energy moving up to the north and there is gathering to the south in west virginia and virginia as you can see. this works its way t and east as we get into the afternoon and as the humidity continues to rise there is something popping utoday. here is the setup, a mostly cloudy day and high temperature of 82 scattered showers thae ar warm front lifts northward making for a more humid weekend asll check out what to expect into saturday. we are calling tore a high temperature of 66 degrees and building heat and humidity and when you factor in the humidity tomorrow it feels like an air temperature of 90. we call for a high temperature of 90 degrees making it feel like the upper 90s. someplace to go to beat theumid arounnd. down at the shore high temperature of 71 and clouds hang tough on saturday with high of 74 degrees. on sunday it's humid with

the officers had the chrysler surrounded when a speeding black nissan possibly an you ultima sd toward them going 60 miles per hour. the officers jumped out of the way, but the driver slammed into three parked philadelphia bicycles, driving right over them. it drove between the bikes and the marked police vehicle that had their lights on. the car sped away. >>> detectives may find clues and solve ability on the vehicle that sped away, the black nissan ultima with win thed windows, as well as the -- with tinted windows, as well as the operator. >> reporter: police say the nissan may have damage on it, escapes or dents from where it ran over the bicycles. so far they have not been able to track down the driver, if you have any tips police want to hear from you. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." in a jet. >> katherine, thank four that report. >>> breaking this morning, philadelphia police believe a jealous x boyfriend ambushed a man outside a home in the northeast. it happened before midnight in the 1000 block of harrison street. according to police, a man was leaving his girlfrien

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the pictures are from the first trust bank on 2nd street pike in southampton from last sd information. police believe the suspects also targeted other firstrust banks in the area. investigators discovered the devices on atms at firstrust banks in doylestown, north hampton, springfield, and philadelphia. >>> in gloucester county, the reward has double friday an arson investigation. rowan university's psi pi fraternity is offering $5,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction. someone set fire to a house rented by the facility on hamilton last month. fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> new video shows a school burglar whom police say stole a laptop from a classroom in camden. police tell thus man got into the molina school in may when class was not in session. ironically, the thief's shirt seems to reference a church. it says "celebrating 100 years of faith." again, police are looking for him. >>> in delaware county, bicycle riders have nearly a mile and a half of new lanes in marcus hook. the street scape project is just the latest part of the east coast greenway. when the pr

the prosecutor then said that they had found one sd card with eight documents on it, eight classified documents, four of them they'd already known about. he also said they had found some indication that mallory was well aware of trade craft and that they had found some wigs and also some mustaches inside the closet in the bedroom of his leesburg home o these are just some of the supporters who came to court tody, a you believe cold front dozen by my count which included mallory's son and wife. they all declined to comment as they left the courthouse late this afternoon. now, government prosecutors argued in court today that kevin mallory should remain behind bars because the chinese government would have great incentive to get him out of the country and we don't know what mallory has in his head, said the prosecutor. but the defense argued mallory is the straightest of straight arrows an army vet who was captured and the reason he went to government officials is because he was concerned the people he met in china were part of the intelligence community and he was not going to betray h

we were told by the prosecutor that they had found an sd card which had eight classified documents onfour of which they said they already knew about it. we also learned that there was some fake mustaches and wigs found in a closet of mallory's leesburg home indicating that he may have some interest in trade craft or knowledge of trade craft i should say. let's show you some video we shot outside the courthouse a little while ago. these are some of the supporters that came to court today, a couple of dozen by my count which included his son and wife. they all declined comment as they left the courthouse. government prosecutors argued in court today that kevin mallory should remain behind bars because the chinese would have great incentive to get him out of the country and we don't know what mallory has in his head said the prosecutor. but the defense argued mallory is the straightest of straight and wounded in iraq. the reason he went to government officials is because he was concerned the people he had met in china what part of the intelligence community and he was not going to "betra

he suffers from ptsd and sd has no legal basis to hold moles in jail. >>> it was another security scarenight after seeing a man pace back and forth. secret service approached him. that's when the man attempted to hit the officer and grab his baton. as a precaution he was taken to the hospital. he will be charged with a felony once he's released. >>> we have more breaking news right now. this time about the president's travel ban. molette? >> reporter: that's right. the trump administration is putting pressure on the supreme court to let the travel ban take effect. this latest move was expected. the justice department wants it fast tracked and to be able to start enforcing the executive order while under high court review. now just last week a federal appeals court voted to uphold a ban on enforcement. trump's order imposes a 90 day ban on entry into the u.s. it would sus 13i7d for

those that sd vacationers who had rented homes here on the western end of the island and had nowhere else to go. >> very nerve-racking, very scary to be laying in bed and the house just shaking all around you. >> reporter: flooding and tornado watches across four states, an ongoing threat tonight. kerry sanders, nbc news, dauphin island, alabama. >>> tonight for the first time we're hearing from a juror in the bill cosby sexual assault case speaking out and taking us inside the jury room after that days' long drama that ended with 12 men and women unable to reach a unanimous decision. what went on behind those closed doors? here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: today a member of the jury in the bill cosby trial describes what it was like during emotional deliberations that lasted longer than the trial itself. >> and the tears came towards the end, and it was so tense. >> reporter: the juror spoke with nbc station wpxi asking not to be identified. split up the middle. >> it was hopeless. it was -- from the first time on. >> reporter: deadlocked on whether or not bill cosby sexuall

weapons issues, but in fact, we have been already working on linkage between disarmament in general and sd geez. there is sdg 16.4 i think. when i left just exactly one month ago there was a reception at a sort of joke, i thought i would never have to do with sdg is anymore but no, no, there was 16.4 which they were responsible for. so we have to work plan. have a strategy, how to in fact, make progress in that. in fact, since hiroshima and nagasaki that a single person has died from nuclear weapons. but in fact, have been lots of casualties a as a result of smal arms and light weapons. so this is conventional weapons disarmament aspect is something that we would definitely like to highlight much more. it's also an area where we have been also making progress. and we need to actually advertise, if we put our heads together and work together, we are able to make progress and achieve wonderful things. and i think that sort of positive message in the disarmament will be very important. and i can be very much linked to the agenda 2020 and svgs. fact sdg is in my view are critical component of

the i was a college student sds, the left-wing radical movement but it switched. it has moved from free love and smoke pot and hair down to your ,houlders and all that stuff where bellbottoms -- anybody remember what bellbottoms were? anyway, they switched and were taken over by a hard-core group, and one of their campaigns was against the state of israel. there shouldn't be a jewish state, it is zionist imperialism. so i was active in a harvard young democrats and on the hill and we invited someone to come speak, and 2000 people gathered in the big auditorium called sanders theater, and the sds, plp was in the balcony and had their banners, stop zionist imperialism, free palestine, whatever. in his tones, which i will not try to imitate at the request of my staff -- [laughter] sen. schumer: i would love to do it. john was right when he said. but he pointed to them and he said, i want to tell you something, you up there in the balcony. i said for centuries, for centuries there has been a double standard that affects the jews. was not a left to be a farmer, everyon

. >> wood sd creamery for fresh ice cream or hang out in personal paradise. >> built-in pool. >> reporterthe brandywine. >> we do all the parking and schlepping. >> reporter: here to buy a new kayak. wants dogs on the water with him. pretty hot so folks making inside plans. >> stay in air conditioning. >> reporter: don't need it right now. beautiful here. nice breeze going through and people eating outside. good thing, my go pro is still working. i'll be at wawa welcome america all weekend through tuesday, not in delaware entire time but those of you in delaware, enjoy it. if you would like to visit, love to have you. nbc10 news. >> i'd like a milkshake too. big question. holiday weather. >> erika martin is live. can we watch the fireworks tonight? >> going to echo tim's sentiments. really excited. especially for go pro. conditions are perfect. temperatures warm right now. look at current temperatures across the delaware valley. 90s. 92 in philadelphia. upper 80s for allentown and mount holly. 86 degrees, little bit cooler. and southwesterly breeze. 10 to 15 miles an hour. take it right n

in the back, a recording device and a micro sd we're at a.w. collision in san francisco. a.w.lision is allowing me to hang one of these hooks in an employee bathroom. i applied it in one location and never leave the camera unattended. and then i bring the employees in. is there anything that gives you pause? i'm all but telling her something is amiss. >> no, except for why is that not there? >> the hook? >> usually the hook is by the door. >> you found it, let me show you something. that is a hidden camera. >> oh. >> she spots it. so does general manager joe shebazi. >> out of place. oh, yeah, you put a camera there. >> how did you know that? >> how do i know? because that thing was not there. >> but would they have found it if i hadden been so obvious. and more importantly, would you? this is not a rhetorical question. a south carolina man turned in his landlord after spotting a hidden camera in his bathroom. police arrested the landlord for using a camera like this on his property. >> he eventually admitted that his purpose was to film these victims. >> police say several vi

the i was a college student sds, the left-wing radical movement but it switched. it has moved from free love and smoke pot and hair down to your ,houlders and all that stuff where bellbottoms -- anybody remember what bellbottoms were? anyway, they switched and were taken over by a hard-core group, and one of their campaigns was against the state of israel. there shouldn't be a jewish state, it is zionist imperialism. so i was active in a harvard young democrats and on the hill and we invited someone to come speak, and 2000 people gathered in the big auditorium called sanders theater, and the sds, plp was in the balcony and had their banners, stop zionist imperialism, free palestine, whatever. in his tones, which i will not try to imitate at the request of my staff -- [laughter] sen. schumer: i would love to do it. john was right when he said. but he pointed to them and he said, i want to tell you something, you up there in the balcony. i said for centuries, for centuries there has been a double standard that affects the jews. was not a left to be a farmer, everyon

'sd drawn into a direct conflict. but the general downplayed that risk. >> we worked out a deconfliction line with the russians and the regime. and they seem, content to let us work on the raqqa problem and there we have drawn a line. they're happy to work on their side of it. we'll work on our side of it. >> reporter: general townsend promoted young officer to first eu >> and acknowledged to us that u.s. troops went be leaving this country any time soon. >> i think u.s. troops will leave syria when isis is defeated. tau awe isis will surely turn into insurgency when they lost their territory. >> that's the next stage of isis, we call that isis 2.0. insurgency, rural. i think we still still be here dealing with that problem set for a while. >> isis and its cult of barbarity may be difficult to eradicate entirely.ns base to launch attacks on the west and the u.s. hopes retaking the city it will prevent future attacks. >> a viral video on facebook shows a jacksonville florida, police officer, threatening to haul a young

in the back, a recording device and a micro sd card. we're at a.w. collision in san francisco. a.w.on is allowing me to hang one of these hooks in an employee bathroom. i applied it in one location and never leave the camera unattended. and then i bring the employees in. is there anything that gives you pause? i'm all but telling her something is amiss. >> no, except for why is that not there? >> the hook? >> usually the hook is by the door. >> you found it, let me show you something. that is a hidden camera. >> oh. >> she spots it. so does general manager joe shebazi. >> out of place. oh, yeah, you put a camera there. >> how did you know that? >> how do i know? because that thing was not there. >> but would they have found it if i hadden been so obvious. and more importantly, would you? this is not a rhetorical question. a south carolina man turned in his landlord after spotting a hidden camera in his bathroom. police arrested the landlord for using a camera like this on his property. >> he eventually admitted that his purpose was to film these victims. >> police say several victim

he went on to say what's need sd a message that attracts voters beyond the blue state base as a party. would you agree, does your party need that? does it need more than talking about trump, russia investigation to sell voters? >> first of all, i don't think that is all that we're talking about. the democrats are for an economy that works for everyone and not just the richest few in our country, the ceos and millionaires and billionaires. and if we haven't gotten that message out effectively, we certainly are doing it right now. and, let me say -- >> why didn't that work any of these special -- i know these are tough districts. >> the reason that those republicans were appointed to the administration is because they were considered safe, republican districts. the ossoff district, 6th district in georgia is the 71st most likely district that democrats can win. in other words, there are 70 districts that will be easier than that. you know, maybe we should have depressed the expectations a bit more than they were. but this was a very, very hard district. and we improved the performance b

producer kathleen kennedy sd announced soon.an article in variety, they were said to have been fired. variety states that quote, a source said that while lord and miller were supposedly hired for the vision and distinctive brands of film making when it came to star warriors, production kennedy did not approve of the shooting style and process of interacting. interestingly enough, i sat down with wood di harrelson the day before this news broke. here's what he said about the film makers. >> what's your experience like with chris miller and phil lord >> i love that he is guys, i think they're amazing directors and doing a hell of a job with this movie >> is it blowing your mind being in a star wars film? is that crazy for you? >> i've been doing it now for almost four months. so i'm kind of gotten used to it but psyched to be part of it. >> the day before the news broke, he said they're doing a hell of a job, which is confusing to me. those film makers, if you're not family with them, they did 21 jump street, 22 jump street, lego

ey sd aggressively when the news came out and now they're saying this is an i don't even have reaction. we shouldn't have done that. we should be buying going into the weekend. connell: it is a nice day and weekend. thank you, guys. don't forget, more of this. tonight wall street week maria has an egyptian billionaire and the help of a global economy will be discussed in that interview for those of you in the investment community, i would assume this will be an interview that will be closely watched after what happened in the uk with the elections and what may or may not happen with brexit and even the comments just made by the president about cutter; right? and terrorism. so all of that is coming up on wall street week. it's tonight here on fox business. 8:00 eastern time. then the property man is on. bob massie taking you behind the gates of a luxurious mediterranean estate. that's after maria. property man is 8:30 fox business network. we're coming right back . . >> i'm nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange with your fox business brief. day of records early on wall s

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the plan to release an outline tomorrow, full bills as early as sd july 4th, recess, even some top republicans this a bad process. >> we use to complain like hell and the democrats ran the affordable care act. >> and some democrats want to see it now, marching down to the congressional budget office where the price tag is being calculated. >> bill that will be voted on next week. >> meanwhile president trump, again, expressing sadness at the death of american college student otto held captive for more than a year in north korea. >> that should never ever be allowed to happen. >> the president appearing to lay some blame on the obama administration. >> frankly, if he were brought home sooner, i think the result would have been a lot different. >> with three americans still held prisoners, questions now whether the u.s. will turn tough words into action. the state department is strongly north korea but not issuing an all out band. but it is time to take that step. nbc news, washington. >> we expect the white house watching the special election in georgia very closely, the president has been twee

all rig >> reporter: and there wasn't a lot spragt teparating the two sd this is an area where donald like to put a proposed wall. but the issue is into the winoo funding or infrastructure, but it will be negotiate with the nation, native americans won't approve a wall. >> so interesting. i'm speechless almost. not even a barrier really at all. when it comes to the border wall, i know you've done a look at the time line. and that is the question. when will we see what the trump wall looks like .department of homeland securities has a sent difference time line. they will be choosing in the next couple weeks the finalists, the 20 finalists building their border wall in san diego. at the end of july, those will be completed and the department of homeland security are really go ahead and take a look at whether or not these walls can withstand what they need to. so hopefully by the end of the summer or the fall, we could start to see what a trump wall might look like. >> all right. keep us posted. thank you so much. and you can read more of her reporting at state@nbc.com/state. >>> stem li

listening to the president of the united states, quite interesting, this is a round table on energy issuine sd energy production. but also focusing on health care, the president said we're going to get a beautiful bill. very telling, the president of the united states brought in a group of people to talk about energy issues, he understands the urgent issue of the day is health care, and he had some things to say about that. we have michael and dana bash. we'll get to capitol hill in a minute, where the negotiations that matter are under way. the president has now said he wants this bill to be the solution. how open is he to having the president involved on a minute by minute, senator by senator basis? >> i think as much as the president could potentially help the majority leader is certainly willing and open to getting that help. it's just an open question of how much it helps. i talked to senators who the president has called in the past couple of days, one senator in particular who was and is on the fence, who, you know, was very respectful but made very clear that the president's not a deta

that warm weather sd >> and we are feeling a weather warmup.shall tracking extreme heat coming up. first she'll talk about the forecast for the warriors parades. and that warm weather should be nice for the tens of thousands of fans lining up for the voirs victory parade. the parade route with the information you need to know before the big event. node the bay continues right now. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew in for sam. they are at the parade getting ready for live coverage. they need to know about the weather. >> it's going to be nice. perfect in oakland but the inland areas, that's what we'll start to see problems as temperatures get hot. looking at san francisco, not bad, 9 degrees today. 71 tomorrow and mid-70s for the weekend. as we head into the valleys for the weekend look at that, 101 on saund and it continues next week so i'll have more on that coming up. mike says there is no surprise right now. >> not right now but i want to warn you as well because there may be some changes that -- there w

had been found inside his leesburg home when the fbi the prosecutor then said that they had found one sd classified documents, four of them they'd already known about. he also said they had found some indication that mallory was well aware of trade craft and that they had found some wigs and also some mustaches inside the closet in the bedroom of his leesburg home o these are just some of the supporters who came to court tody, a you believe cold front dozen by my count which included mallory's son and wife. they all declined to comment as they left the courthouse late this afternoon. now, government prosecutors argued in court today that kevin mallory should remain behind bars because the chinese government would have great incentive to get him out of the country and we don't know what mallory has in his head, said the prosecutor. but the defense argued mallory is the straightest of straight arrows an army vet who was captured and

just in time for theishristie sd a bill to legalize certain fireworks, good news, because not have this wanted to have some sparklers, some of the low6 years or oldern buy hand held spock letter, and, under the legislation, other fireworks in new jersey stay illegal, including all explosive and aerial fireworks like firecrackers, bottle rockets. >> so you have been warned, bob. >> yes,. >> not supposed to leave the grounds. >> exactly. then, can you picture karen like at the turnstile with her . >> i had that at mini golf. there was gag elf six boys ahead of us, they all had refreshment that were, you know, just a soda. and all had beer cans. >> ya. >> just a soda. >> good morning, just a coffee, that's what we need, 4:48 on a thursday morning, do you have good start, speedometer readings, around the board on the majors, little slow here coming down the roosevelt boulevard, up there, in northeast philadelphia. going to check some of our penndot jam cams. looking good here, 202 and route one, painters crossing, no problems on 95. look at the sunrise, getting ready to pop up here along i9

. >> fwlgloria, i'm playing the sd bite to help you make your point. >> oh, okay. >> it was hopeless.m the first time on, the statute of limitations were running out. >> did that really bother you? >> yes, it does. i think it created this whole thing, a case that was settled in 2005 and we had to bring it up again in 2017. >> the reason i interrupted you i wanted to play that before we ran out of time because you were talking about the juror. >> i thought it was mark. you can interrupt me anytime you want. let me just say i think the juror is a bit confused because the allegation was the subject of a civil lawsuit. it was settled. but there was no criminal prosecution until now but the law allows -- in other words the statute of limitation s does allow a prosecution anytime within that 10-year period in pennsylvania and the fact that there may be a civil settlement does not mean that there cannot be a criminal case as well. i've been involved in many cases in which there have been both. >> that's going to have to be the last word. sorry. when we come back the story of these twins join

and sd slot for adding -- don't have that either. >> but now we have cloud storage. >> we do have cloudn. we are off top edge network. ten years later, what are your thoughts on how the iphone and touchscreens have changed the way we do everything >> well, all you have to do is walk outside here and everybody is like this, right? they are looking at this thing they have this, you know, th computer in their pocket, cliche, but it is true we just take it for granted. but think ten years ago, oh, my god, it doesn't have a fiscal keyboard, what would we do it did change everything there wouldn't be android without the iphone and it's remarkable how that bet steve jobs did ten years ago and it was a big bet there was no guaranteed success, a billion phones later it paid off. >> there wouldn't be apple's stock price without the iphone, which is the world's most valuable company that they said it helped kill gun sales at the grocery register they declined 50% since 2007 because we used to wait in line at the grocery and buy all the little stuff, like gum and now we just look at the phone. >> w

liberal activism that started sd with the women march and the march for science. that we are all a part of right now. stephen: laughter, cheers and dead silence whenever the situation here was repeat aid cross the nation's capital at restaurants and barse and coffee shops. the establishments had big screen tv's. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. abc7 has continuing coverage from capitol hill, the white house, outside the beltway. jonathan: we should let you know michelle and i will let you know if anything should happen or break. a lot of moving parts with the story today. there is a lot to cover today. in fact, coming up for us at 4:30 we bring you highlights from inside the hearing, analysis on what comey said and the white house's official response. we will break down three key bullets what constitutes obstruction of justice. that is what folks were looking for today in the testimony from the former director. that will do it for now. in the meantime, more information. when we do, we'll get back to you. back to the studio where we

sd my cross asm, infineon and nokia.tock 600 tech index still up 13% so far this year if we switch focus to currency that's getting a lot of attention. uk pound continuing to fall amid uncertainty surrounding the future of prime minister theresa may after thursday's snap election cost her conservative party an outright majority 126 against the greenback. prime minister set to meet with conservative lawmakers a number whom are furious about her election outcome especially with brexit talks looming may is in discussions with northern ireland unionist party. but it's a very different story in france where yesterday's first-round of parliament engineer election put president emmanuel macron's party on trend for a big win. final round of voting tax place on sunday. back to you. >>> still seen as a big victory for him and for europe at large. thank you. >>> let's send it back to hq with a news update with sue herrera. >> good morning. here's what's happening for you at this hour the defense in the bill cosby trial resting its