. >> reporter: police say that person is 26-year-old stephan mayfield. you can see him backing out of the driveway and speeding off. he was found covered in blood about 4 miles away from the scene of the crime hiding in a garage. before mayfield took off. police say shots were fired just after noon on friday. >> i hear one shot. and then i was like okay i need to get my kids away from the front because they were sleeping up front. then i hear two more shots. >> reporter: police say mayfield's truck was found riddled with pwául let holes. shell casings were found inside. the truck was also stolen. >> it's disturbing. but all our neighbors are pretty good neighbors. and he is gone from our neighborhood. so it's a little reassuring that he's gone and he's in custody. >> it's definitely unfortunately this type of violence has to happen. we can just protect ourselves. typically it's people that know each other as opposed to just random violence. >> reporter: mayfield was treated for a nonthreatening gunshot wound. mayfield has been charged on charges includin

cool j will receive the honor along with gloria he is stephan l norman lear.e says he'll boycott the white house gala before the event before you says he has no desire to meet president trump. >>> strangers still inviting former president obama to their weddings. although they missed the event they still replied to the invitation. other people started sharing letters they had received from the couple after sending them invites to big life events. >> wonder if i send them an invitation to my 15th anniversary would they -- >> 15 years. >> you know what, i bet you get a response. i bet you get a letter back. >> when is your 15th anniversary. >> it's coming up soon. >> isn't it in december. >> holly that's what i'm talking about. holly remembers everything. it is in december. >> coming up on fox5 news morning -- thanks, holly. coming up on fox5 news morning, the trump administration reverses course when it comes to obama era ozone regulations. >> maryland senator chris van hollen scores a major political victory which could save your child's life. >> it's 4:41, 75

he spoke with stephan mull anew about his memo and ng vrifiues.t insists by recognizing differences, the workplace can be improved. >> so if we want to make it more accessible to women, then maybe for example, cooperativeness, which is higher in women than men, we should make the workplace a place where you can actually thrive if you're cooperative. >> google fired damore after his post went viral, saying his words violate their code of conduct by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace. he is threatening legal action against google. reporting live in mountain view, matt keller. >> thank you. >> and adding to google's issues, a san francisco law firm is planning to sue the tech giant for pay bias. an attorney on the case says nearly 70 female employees have come forward. >> women have experienced sex harassment. there have been comments about their looks. they have been shown cell phone images that they didn't want to see. they have been told that women can't perform engineering jobs. >> the labor department reviews pay roll records and says it's found a systematic prob

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before we get started, i want to headed over to stephan miller to speak to you about the rays act that the president endorse this morning. take it away, steve. great to be here today to talk to you about the president's new proposal for immigration reform. i will just walk through the basics of it and then we will take some questions and hopefully be able to answer all of them. this is the largest proposed reform to our immigration policy in half a century. the most important question, when it comes to u.s. immigration system is who gets a green card. a green card is the golden ticket of u.s. immigration. every year, we issue a million green cards to foreign nationals from all the countries of the world. but we do so without regard to whether that applicant has demonstrated the skill that can add to the u.s. economy, whether they can pay their own way or be reliant on welfare, or whether they will displace or take a job from an american worker. as a result of this policy, in place now for many years, we have seen significant reductions in wages for blue-collar workers, massive displace

stephan grupp at children's hospital of philadelphia. >> this is a brand-new way to treat cancer. >>, a patient's t-cells, or white blood cells that fight infections, were removed, shipped to a lab, and genetically modified to recognize cancer cells. those new t-cells were then put back in the body, ready to search out and destroy the cancer. >> these are patients who have no prospect for long-term disease control, who get a single infusion of the cells, and many of them remain in remission. >> reporter: after just one infusion two years ago, carbon is now cancer-free, part of a trial group that saw an 83% remission rate. >> just the fact that i even get a future is just completely remarkable. i shouldn't be alive right now. >> reporter: so far, the f.d.a. has approved this treatment only for this one type of childhood leukemia, but approval for battling lymphoma or cancer of the lymph nodes could be next. >> mason: what an amazing and encouraging story, jim, thanks. up next, we go back to demarco morgan in houston, where a businessman is giving flood victims what they need most. hey

gloria stephan is going but says she will go such as a opportunity to talk to president trump about immigrationthere have from fields and factories they came looking for opportunity. they worked hard. we helped them work harder. they are the students of strayer university. for 125 years, we've supported and to all who seek their true potential, we say, let's get it, america. z2f6ez zi0z y2f6ey yi0y >>> good morning, america. president trump lashing out this morning as more top ceos take him on and abandon him. his elite advisory council shutting down after he blamed both sides for the vice in charlottesville. [ chanting ] >> reporter: overnight hundreds turning out for an emotional vigil. also new this morning the president's chief strategist steve bannon, surprising new comments overnight about the violence overnight and white supremacists and whether the u.s. has any leverage over north korea. >>> fast-moving wildfires threatening the west. closing in on homes forcing evacuations. as multiple tornadoes tear through the heartland. fierce winds tossing semis. now that

gloria stephan says she's planning to go so she can talk to the president about immigration. >>> today warrior star kevin durant says he will not go to the white house to celebrate the teams nba championship. he made the remarks in his hometown in maryland where it is kevin durant day. he was honored with a parade. he told espn, i don't respect who was in office right now. he said he feels that athletes and others in the public i have an obligation to speak out. >> today we will learn that able to million dollars settlement has been reached in the death of a 25-year-old santa cruz man who was killed in a big rig accident on highway 17 while driving to work three years ago. we sat down with the man's parents about what this means to them and the proposed legislation hoping will make roads safer. >> every day i wake up thinking about my son. >> the parents held hands one day after reaching a multimillion dollar settlement against the tracking settlement blamed in their son's death pick >> i have not processed it yet pick >> the man who graduated with honors from santa -- said his eight u

david: not just steve bannon, there's report that there are 2 other people who may be in crosshairs, stephaniller and sebastian, advises. you have written about stephen miller. tell us about their role. josh green: they are viewed as bannon acolytes. breitbart editor and writer, a kind of loosely credentialed foreign-policy expert who wound up in the white house by the fact that president trump like to see him as a pundit attacking trump's enemies. miller is a through and through ideologue, he is harder right then bannon and has worked in the senate for former senator now attorney general jeff sessions web server hardline views on issues like immigration, criminal just and who has served hardline views on issues like immigration and criminal justice reform. he has experience on capitol hill. were to bee of them swept out, that would be an earthquake in terms of the degree of change we would be seeing from trumps white house. david: many thanks to josh green . this is bloomberg. ♪ david: when donald trump was elected, you name it, it went up. things look differently. how should investors pric

that, stephan is the kind of american who when called to serve stepped up.oin us inhave to public service. he had done quite well in a variety of different things. he and i are in a small group that has been meeting regularly on the subject of tax reform. as he will discuss and will take questions from all of you, this process will begin to go forward after labor day. the chairman of the house ways and means committee i understand is coming in tomorrow. hearings and a process in both the house and senate we believe leading to big success for the american people. with that my friends, it's my pleasure to present to you, the secretary of the treasury of the united states, steven mnuchin. [applause] secretary mnuchin: mr. leader, thank you for having me here today. it's a pleasure to be here with all of you in kentucky. i am looking say forward to this afternoon going to fort knox. [laughter] know, fort knox was created by fdr in 1936. it received the government's to 1944 -- gold from 1937 to 1944. i will only be the third secretary of treasury that is gone ins

stephan miller used to speak before donald trump -- and then candidate trump on the campaign trail. it was amazing to see that. you are right, this is something that has not been on the minds of lawmakers and legislators in washington. they have definitely kept their focus on health care. sayingay, senator rubio if there would be a vote, it would likely be in september. the majority leader there would not be a vote in august on reform. and a plea, we are already seeing jockeying among the public and on the debt ceiling, taxes. mark meadows the other day announcing his initiative and his policy line in the sand, so to speak, on raising the debt limit. he wants to see deficit cuts. it will be one heck of a september. david: great to speak with both of you. let's get a check on the where the markets stand. julie hyman has the latest. julie: we continue to see a steady pattern here for stocks. the dow hovering around the 22,000 mark but little changed on the session. the s&p and nasdaq have been pretty consistently down. a lot of this does have to do with what is going on with earnings,

steve bannon, stephan miller, other advisors, -- it is mostly donald trump.stood at that podium on tuesday. he was not supposed to make those comments about charlottesville. he was not supposed to stoke those fires and he quickly did and spent 20 minutes sharing his deepest, darkest thoughts on race relations in america that made many people in the white house cringe. donald trump can't be fired. kelly has to find a way to rein donald trump in. the old expression, let reagan be reagan, let trump be less trump. sir, you are damaging yourself, it may feel good, but long-term you're hurting yourself with voters and staff morale. that is very tough and the white house right now. you need to find a way to channel your political instincts into more positive things are moving our agenda forward versus grants that make you feel better in the moment. john kelly has to figure out how to get in donald trump's head and win his trust and steer him on a path where they can get stuff done in congress this fall. right now that looks and out. david: in the normal world we wou

also being honor is lionel richie, gloriaes stephan as well, among a whole list of others.delphia" at 5:54 very good morning on this friday. >>> looking live in olde city, time to get going, on this friday morning, it is 5:56. we will get a check of weather and traffic in a moment. >>> nerlens noel won't come back for a visit to philadelphia anytime soon. check this out when tmz asked him about the sixers. >> have you gone philadelphia. >> no. >> no, really. >> what do you think about making ben simmons sit on the bench his entire rookie season is that fair. >> do you miss philly, he said no. philly reunion out of the question. 5:57. still to come flooded road, stranded cars, storm dumping several inches of rain all across the area and this morning residents are still dealing with the mess, "good day philadelphia" continues after this. if you like cinnamon toast crunch then you'll love strawberry... french toast... and new apple cinnamon toast crunch. from our crazy delicious family to yours. crave those crazy squares dude, you were right, these wait...what? the gold fish,

of athletes and celebrities that promote its brand, a few of the big names you can see right here, stephanurry. michael phelps, giselle bundchen. how much does this public image weigh-in on underarmor's decision. >> it weighed on them enough they had to apologize last time opinion immediately after he said trump was an asset to the country. immediately afterwards, many many athletes sounded off. leading him to apologize. it was pretty clear what he was getting at. now we're here, and we see another instance in which trump's comments have resonated. folks in the business community are asking questions, and underarmor decided it was time to go. fearing a pr blow back. >> is american manufacturing going to come back with a vengeance under this president. >> i think american manufacturing is challenged right now. i think american technology, american alternative energy. these are the things that -- where jobs are in the future, i grew up in flint michigan, i know a lot about american manufacturing, where it's gone and why it's gone. we're not creating the conditions. we're not dealing with the

he spoke with conservative uber stephan malineaux.oogle's diversity initiatives and argues biological differences between men and women are behind the gender pay gap in tech. >> not saying that any of the female engineers at google are in any way worse than the average male engineer. i'm just saying that this may explain some of the disparity in representation. >> and damore paints google culture as being intolerant to the right. google fired damore after his post went viral, saying it advanced harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace. they say today's town hall meeting will not be open to the media. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> only adding to google's issues, a san francisco law firm is planning to sue the tech giant for pay bias. an attorney on the case says nearly 70 female employees have come forward. >> women have experienced sex harassment, there have been comments about their looks. they have been shown cell phone images that they didn't want to see. they have been told that women can't perform engineering jobs. >> the labor

gloria evident stephan joined other latin stars for a song called we are all mexican. others honored. >>> a castaway mermaid and sea creatures pals drifting 200 miles across the gulf of mexico. the coast guard said a tiny floating dock with a painted shed broke loose during a tropical storm and then floated away and then kept floating and floating. nobody was on board. authorities are no longer trying to find the owner and they have no plans to tow it ashore so al it could float forever. >> wow. >> a little mermaid. >> very quaint. >> she should put a gps device on it and we could track the mermaid. >> see where it goes. >> thanks steve. >> you're welcome al. >> i love that. kevin is gearing up for an adventurous weekend. he'll tell us what it's all about. bear is going to make him do bad things, right. plus it is movie review friday so back out to leesburg for today's zip trip. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with downl