is the option for stewart to ask for a recount.e fine to determine if that is an avenue they want to go down but said at first they are waiting for all the absentee ballot to be counted before they determine whether or not to ask for a recount. in vienna, suzanne kennedy area larry: a series of early-morning bribery's -- robberies around the u a new video coming in, this video capturing the incident on florida avenue and lisa are still combing through the store. the suspect description is the same in both robberies. the handgun was used in both and the thief managed to get away. autria: abc 7 cameras were there as the is had to remove the car from the csx track. they told us that the car started leaking fuel near kensington. one person was taken to the hospital and trains are running normally this morning. that is a dog falling into lake michigan will trying to get a drink. watch this, a chicago police officer responding to a nearby car -- saw the dog all in autria: it's autria: it's ok. kidd: i'm going to cry. i'm very emotional a

please welcome jon stewart!ur face mellow as the month of may ( cheers and applause ) ♪ oh, darling, i can't stand it when you look at me that way ( cheers and applause ) ♪ oh, baby when i see your face mellow as the month of may ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers ) >> i'm-- i'm not comfortable here. ( laughter ) i don't feel-- i don't feel comfortable. >> stephen: i am perfectly comfortable-- >> i know you're comfortable. i don't feel comfortable. i'll tell you, i don't feel comfortable. >> stephen: why? >> i've been reading about you. i've been seeing about you in the news. you have a potty mouth. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: that, i do. ( cheers and applause ) but might i say, i learned it from you, dad. ( laughter ) do you-- you know that james comey was fired by trump, right? >> what? ( laughter ) >> stephen: did you-- i got a question for the audience. when i said that comey was fired by trump, you all cheered. why? ( laughter ) is it because what he did to hillary? ( cheers and applause ) but you

first i'll tell you about cory stewart.blican candidate you referred to that poll that seems to be surge ago head and pointed to that during the interview and three important issues that he wants to he can us on cutting taxes, what he calls a crackdown on illegal immigration and investing in infrastructure and finally cory stewart as taken on unexpected and controversial issue if you will. he talks often about pro protecting and depending civil war monuments. listen to this from our interview. >> most republicans will not touch that controversial. i believe in tackling it because there's no end in sight because they're not only going after historical monuments -- >> you're talking about very controversial monuments filled with a lot of ugly part of america history. >> some of it. i mean, look, every history and every culture has warts on its history and we have ours in virginia. you don't throw the baby out with the bath water we shouldn't ruin away we need to embrace our history and culture and defend it. i'm the only one

corey stewart's campaign team says he is not ready to concede.hey are on the phone trying to get a better sense of those final numbers and if it is close enough they are very likely to demand a recount. when he took the stage here tonight corey stewart had one message for his supporters, fight, fight, fight. >> we h long. we have been backing down too long in defense of our culture, of our heritage and our country. and we until the last several months have been fighting. that fight will continue. i will continue to fight with you as long as you continue to fight with me. thank you all very, very much tonight. >> reporter: stewart says that the votes tonight validate the positions he took on the issue like calling for a crack down on illegal immigration. there are a lot of republicans who vastly disagree with that assessment. for that perspective we go to my colleague in virginia. >> reporter: you can hear behind me the crowd applauding ed gilespie. he is still going. he mentioned nail biting. if you were in this room with all of these supporters

she is with the corey stewart team. we will watch these numbers very closely and get to anna-lysa with the latest. let's listen. >> there's a lot of people who voted for me as governor, by the way. a lot. rest until we defend our history and heritage and stop this politically correct insanity. >> that is not outside of the realm of possibility. a recount would be within the bounds of the draining of the swap. alison: that is the latest from stewart's headquarters. on the other side, ralph northam winning the democratic nomination, beating out his competitor with 56% of the vote. nancy: tom roussey is live in arlington, where they are watching the polls. has he spoken to the press yet? tom: this was supposed to be the side with all of the drama, but in the end it was a relatively easy night for ralph northam. the party is still going on here. video, it was a real who's who of virginia democrats who came out tonight. doubt, of support, no the virginia democratic senatorsment, two u.s. were here, and also the current gover

but school board chair, sandy evans believes the jeb stewart can be changed by itself. i think that this is the stewart community has had a discussion for two years about what we want for that school. not everyone agrees, obviously. it's very contentious. >> reporter: very, very contentious. both sides are split on this. the jeb stewart district, you've got the facts. the school board now says it will vote july 27. reporting live in falls church, peggy fox. >>> we pivot now to images like these that plague images across d.c. we shot this in the u street area. today, kicking off the greatgraffiti in its place will be an expansion of murals d.c. that's an effort to replace graffiti with works of art. last year, publics works crews removed over 2,000 posters and stickers. >>> justice catches up with crooks who steal packages from your front porch. but we'll tell you why some say the cops are going too far. >> right after the break, why we could see ♪ creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion

i told you that stewart had told mosby that he would have elections. when a company was formed all the way until h company, and mosby did have elections, but as i said, he did it his way. when mosby knew a new company was to be formed, beginning with company a, he would watch the man who would be in that unit and start to figure out who was intelligent, who was trusted by the other men, who was respected by the other men, who was brave, and who understood how he, mosby, wanted to fight, and he would write the names down. captain, first lieutenant, second lieutenant, third lieutenant. he would then call the men in an open the floor to nominations for the chain of command. as soon as the floor was opened, mosby would read his list of nominees and close the floor to nominations and ask for a vote. it was only the first time that the vote was not unanimous. the first time, there was a little bit of pushback from some of the men who felt maybe somebody else should have been considered, and mosby said, "this is my slate. these are your officers. if you don't

it's another cute video by our friend stewart. dogs play the stars in this one. >>> i hate to say it, but this woman, she doesn't have it. she goes to start backing up -- >> oh, my gosh. >> that went way worse than i thought. >> yeah. and instead of hitting the brakes, she hits the gas. they think she might have gotten a little bit freaked out because she saw behind her and she slams through the glass of the jewelry store. you notice one man jumped out of the way. but four other people weren't so lucky. >> if that was a wall, people would have been pancaked. >> she did also smash into some of the less expensive jewelry counters. the good part is no one was seriously injured. >> this is going to be an expensive audiotape oopsy. >> so many people get it wrong. >> once they freak, their feet don't hit the right pedals and boom. >>> moving over to this video from dash cam owners of australia, here we are riding along when that vehicle starts to back up. >> hello. >> brake. >> stop. >> is there anyone inside the van? >> that's the thin

stewart joined the u.s. attorney's office in 1999 and has prosecuted numerous violent and dangerous crimes, including murder cases, cases involving human trafficking. she received a host of awards throughout her career with the department of justice, including special achievement awards and merit awards. if you have someone who has been ,n the u.s. attorney's office what was your favorite job? the odds are they would say, that one. elizabeth woodcock is an associate attorney in the criminal justice prosecutor. she is a retired prosecutor, having served as a u.s. attorney in the district of maine, the district of columbia, and the district of vermont. in 1996-1997, mrs. woodcock was a fellow assigned to the u.s. sentencing commission. i servedightly because on that for a while. it is not an easy job. upon graduation from law school, she was with the main judicial court. she is the secretary of the u.s. supreme court fellows alumni association and the treasurer for the new hampshire and chapter of the federal

off on social media did not get refunds. >> never got responded to. >> reporter: stewart and others turned to us for help. we made multiple requests on their behalf. we asked where the $38 million went and whether customers would get their money back. but lily's response equaled the number of drones they delivered, zero. then bad got worse. the san francisco district attorney sued lily accusing it of falsatizing and misleading representation. they say some footage in their advertisement was shot with a competitor's drone and they failed to make reference of the true source. the da sites lily of knowing what it was doing wrong. it cites an e-mail the cofounder send it reads i think we should be extremely careful if we decide to lie publicly. stewart is stunned. >> i guess emotionally it is nice to see there is some legal action taken. >> reporter: a source close to lily robotics tells nbc bay area the company's staff was dwindled from 30 people down to just four, the two cofounders plus two newly hired people whose sole job is to shut down the company. records show littly robotics ha

cooking brunch with martha stewart.eaturing the 8g band with sam fogarino. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that is great to hear. and in that case let's get to the news. president trump today attacked msnbc "morning joe" host mika brzezinski on twitter saying she, "came to mar-a-lago three nights in a row around new year's eve and insisted on joining me. she was bleeding badly from a facelift. i said, 'no.'" [ light laughter ] this brings us to a new segment called "i can't." ♪ [ light laughter ] >> seth: i mean -- [ light laughter ] [ scattered applause ] i can't. [ light laughter ] >> announcer: this has been "i can't." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: president trump, last night, hosted the first fundraiser for his 2020 re-election campaign. the event was black tie, but white guests. [ light laughter ] president trump, today, met with the

john todd stewart, who you remember as lincoln's first law partner, tried to remove lincoln endorsement. he rushed into the law office and confronted him he asked if lincoln had signed the abolition call. he said i answered in the negative adding that i had signed his name myself to the question did lincoln authorize i returned and that it no. then exclaimed the startled and indignant stewards, you have ruined him. i thought i understood lincoln thoroughly herndon road but nor did i vindicate myself if a sale, i mainly sat down after stewart had left the office and wrote lincoln who was then in tazewell county attending court. a brief account of what i had done and how much stir it was creating in the ranks of his conservative friends. if he approves or disapproves my course, i asked him to write or telegraph me at once. in a brief time, came his answer. this is what lincoln wrote in a telegram to herndon. all right, go ahead. will meet you radicals in all. at that meeting, on february 202nd 1856, which happened to be george washington's birthday, george snyder the editor of the meeting

ed gillespie and corey stewart -- separated only a few thousand votes. the associated press- calling the race for gillespie -- but stewart -- saying not so fast. suzanne kennedy is live in vienna.. suzanne? breaking overnight - - president trump facing another lawsuit - this time from congress. nearly 200 democratic senators and representatives are suing the president over foreign money flowing into his global business interests. they allege the president is violating the so-called emoluments clause of the constiutition, which says only congress may approve foreign gifts and payments. the lawusit is the third of it's kind against the president. earlier this week, the democratic attorneys general of maryland and the district filed a similar claim. this afternoon both of them will be holding a conference call to discuss that case. the president and called these lawsuits baseless.. arguing the emoluments clause is not intended to prevent normal business like hotel payments and real estate transactions. breaking overnight... an american student detained in n

is a three man race between ed gillaspie, state senator frank wagner, and prince william chairman stewartinia is one of only two states selecting governors this year. of course the results could reflect how voters feel about president trump's first year in office. voters will also select nominees for lieutenant governor, and for house of delegates. the polls open tomorrow in virginia from 6:00 a.m., to 7:00 p.m. we've got our voter's guide to all races on our website and our app. >>> a school board take a step stewart high school today. but during the five hour meeting about whether to ditch the confederate general's name, the questions about moseley wood, what about shreve wood, and robert e. lee high school. >> do you see the whole thing happening again with lee high school? >> potentially. and that's why we want to make sure we're doing it right this time. >> doing it right now. >> doing it right. it's complicated because the community is split. >> two members in favor of the name change she they would compromise to keep just stewart and get rid of jeb. the vote is scheduled for july 2

that corey stewart ran as the trump candidate. drain the swamp.inst the confederate statues around the state. unapologetic like president trump. for him to almost beat ed gillespie more has been running for the office the last four years is stunning. it suggests the republican base is not unenergized. it is the trump base is energized. the establishment wing of the base is not. if you are a republican facing a primary, establishment republican facing a primary, today is a worrisome day for yu. >> i would add that the notion that trump is some kind of rogue wave is dissipatindissipating. somehow we will go back to a republican, even mainstream republican establishment that looks the way it did, i think that's not going to happen. i think you have conservatives in the trump wing which is still largely together even though there is strain in washington. >> thank you, panel. >>> there is a massive nationwide manhunt for two fugitives. both considered dangerous beyond belief. that is the quote. after they killed two guards on a prison bus and escaped.

but don't tell that to stewart. his campaign says this race is still too close to call. according to his campaign spokesperson, not only is he not ready to conceed, he is also not ruling out a call for a recount. the republican race is still up in the air, the republican race is still up in the air, but on the democratic side, it was much more one sided. northam -- winning the democratic nomination for governor - beating out his competitor tom perriello with 56 percent of the vote. he spoke to supporters last night. it wasn't all smiles and good times for northam. his event was interrupted by demonstrators protesting natural gas pipeline projects. northham has not endorsed or condemned the project, only saying that pipelines should get strict environmental reviews. meanwhile-- northam's democratic rival, tom perriello, tweeted this out last night. he congratulated the lt. governor on his win, and called on the party to unify ahead of the general election. to see full results -- and to read more about the winners- go to wjla.com. breaking overnight-- a u-va student- back

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move past scanda scandals jack ma on why globalization is good david will sit down with him martha stewarts her take on the state of retail the media mogul is going to join us live. first up, travis kalanick is out as ceo of uber bill gurley this morning, big investor in uber said books will be written about kalanick's entrepreneurship and few have changed industries the way he has. >> yeah. adam lashinski wrote a fantastic book "fortune writer" that came out four weeks ago about kalanick had he to break billions of eggs to make a couple of really fabulous omelets it's almost as if i don't want to say his job was done, but i would say that you got in there and it wouldn't be so bad to have a more -- a lesser addict story. personal tragedy you have to weigh this i think obviously the people got an image of what the company was like inside that was a little bit distressing. listen, this guy did it. and i don't think there's enough good being said. i know there's tons bad, but i use it, you use it and it doesn't matter where you are in the world, we all use it >> yeah. >> this didn't exist si

stewart has about $187,000 and wagner, stewart has about $187,000 and wagner, about $59,000...hey are now 2nd and 3rd in recent polls. learn more about all the candidates... on both sides at wjla dot com. if your getting ready for work today.. you probably aren't the one who hit the powerball jackpot over the weekend. we know at least one lucky person who lives in california had all the winning numbers. the grand prize reached an estimated 447-point-eight million dollars! it's unclear if the california player was the only winner. the massive jackpot came in at tenth in the list of the largest awarded u-s lottery prizes of all time. at 4 xx time for weather. toss to eileen weather. toss to eileen alert - record highs possible today - heat wave breaks wednesday - t-storm chances wednesday through sunday today: mostly sunny. hot and humid. highs: 91-95 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. mild and muggy. lows: 66-74 winds: w 5 mph tuesday: sunny to partly cloudy. isolated pm t-storm. highs: 91-95 winds: sw 5-10 mph it's 4 xxx and still to come on good morning washingto

sir patrick stewart was asking the questions, if you didn't recognise him!hat's all the sport, back to you, victoria, in westminster. thank you very much. more sport throughout the warning. good morning, it is monday morning, it is overcast and cloudy and warm, it is overcast and cloudy and warm, it is overcast and cloudy and warm, it is in mourning that theresa may, the prime minister, for now, is fighting for her political life. so it is the morning. theresa may is fighting for her political life this morning as she prepares to meet conservative mps to persuade them she can

>> congressman chris stewart, i appreciate your time. thank you very much. >>> back again now with my panel. okay. so, david, you just heard from congressman stewart. what's your reaction? >> well, that health care conversation was fascinating, don. that was fascinating to hear a republican house member basically beg the president, throw us a bone here, man, help us out. i think it was clear recognition that the president of the united states after celebrating in the rose garden with all of the house members took a bus and rolled right over them. >> gloria, do you think -- i would think his strategy was, meaning the president, he's a negotiator. he needed a win. he needed a win in congress, he wasn't having a good time with the travel ban. regardless of what the bill is like, knowing it had to go to the senate and the senate would fix it. >> yes and now he wants another win. but don't forget. do you remember rose garden celebration after the health care win last time around? and the president was praising the bill and praising republican

. >>> gillespie narrowly defeated corey stewart. stewart made preserving virginia's confederate history a top campaign issue. it came within one percentage point of upsetting gillespie. in virginia's democratic primary ralph no orcnortha mrm won that. >>> a ruling on president trump's travel ban. justice department lawyers got more time to respond to 9th circuit ruling, a ruling that went against the administration. the justices are expected to consider the case behind close doors one week from tomorrow. >>> almost 200 congressional democrats will sue the president over foreign payments. the constitution says the president needs the okay from congress before receiving money from foreign governments. the suit alleges president trump has not sought approval violating the constitution. the president refused to sell his businesses before taking office instead shifting assets to a trust but he can withdraw money at any time. watchdogs worry his business transactions could influence policy. some examples, saudi arabia government renting r

it leads me to believe that stewart was not that accurate, but i myself, consider the stewart kind of the bellwether of images. unless, dan, you have an opinion on that? [indiscernible] >> they don't look like the same person. mr. kray: if i know a lot and that is what i am saying. it, artists are looking at it confronted them with quite a problem with it. from sculpting his head, i can tell you, there is a lot of subtleties, tricky stuff. that is what i did not want to attempt to portray the head when i was eight feet in the air. any other questions? >> how long that the entire process take? mr. kray: let's see. i was taking care of an ailing mother at the time. it was about two years all tolled. we had the base down to the college and assembled in plenty of time, but those shots i showed you at the bronze foundry, we were working on saturday, too. i said i have to get it there three days before the dedication. the lord -- i brought in the back of a pickup truck one day before the dedication. and that was too much for me. i do not want to go through that again. so we got it in there

had there been a convention, would we be talking about republican nominee corey stewart?it is very possible because as conservative as the primary electorate was on the republican side, a convention would have been a distilled group of very conservative individuals, probably with many of the localities in caucuses and conventions overwhelmed by people who like corey stewart because of his confederate issue or strong anti-immigration stance, which by the way, those stances are not popular at all statewide in virginia, they're going to boomerang on republicans in the fall. >> here's another thing that i think a lot of virginians have to get used to, this is going to feel more nationalized than any gubernatorial race we have seen in a while, rather than national folks covering local issues in the virginia race because it is the only game in town, that the virginia candidates are going to go national. is that how you expect fall to play out? >> i think that will be a big part of it. there will be some state issues, but look, on the democratic side, why wouldn't you go nationa

stewart. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: she's been on the show a zillion times.d. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and his name is kristen stewart now. [ light laughter ] she is so cool. >> jimmy: i was standing across from you on that. we were playing family feud. i was with harry and we were just like this is the craziest impression. it's so real. it was like it wasn't you. you really get into it, pal. anyways, it's just great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i love it. you're off now. "saturday night live" is now off for the summer. i remember those days. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i remember i found them kind of frustrating when i saw things happening in the news that we could have done stuff about. i'm like, i wish we were on because i could have made a a joke about that. do you feel that way? >> what's been -- has anything happened? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we got to go out for a drink after the show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> no, it's frustrating. i wish i was back there. it's so weird because they're redoing our offices up on 17. >> jimmy: i heard this. they're renovating. >> yes,

. >> ed gillespie defeated cam pain manager cory stewart. travrping wagner finished third. >> democrat justin fairfax beat flat and rossy and he'll challenge jill vogel in november. >>> all right. five minutes past the hoyer now. it's heavy outside, mike. >> again this morning that kind of -- it's like a july feel outside right now. it's mid summer heat and humidity in mid june. up stayed of mid jewel. >> and here's what we had outside today. temperatures warm. humidity is high. 79 degrees is your current number in d.c.. check out annapolis happening ton 0s from late last night. 76 over dulles and 75 westminster and 72 leonardtown and fredericksburg 1 for you. satellite and radar showing clouds south. mostly clear to start. sunshine to start the day and once again temperatures offer to a quick started and then later on this afternoon we'll get more clouds around the region and have betterchance of thunderstorms than we did yesterday. daytime high, 91. very, very humid today. wind out of west 5 to 10. scattered thunderstorms ru rumbling throu

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stewart nearly election. alison: a former journalist could be the first transgender member of the house of delegates. democrat rome will face republican delegate marshall in november's election. marshall has represented the 13th district that includes part of prince william county for 25 years. last year he introduced a bill limiting what bathrooms transgender people could use. larry: okay. well, middle of the week looking ahead to the weekend now. pretty consistent fairly for the weather. >> yes. still hot out there. what is the latest, doug? doug: for the fourth consecutive day over 90 degrees. a cold front came through and now it cools down for a couple of days. showers and storms fredericksburg, south and west. more to interstate 81 ahead of the cold front. so for the region tonight it's partly cloudy and maybe fog by morning. partly sunny. tomorrow is 83 for a high. looking ahead to a taste of reston for the weekend, all the areas are about the same. partly cloudy, low 80's friday. weekend is warming up.

corey stewart in prince william county.ing, i looked at his twitter feed, he was tweeting he believed there would be a recount when it comes to the republican gubernatorial race and he says it's going to be razor thin, that's his assessment. it's an empty room behind me, but we expect it to fill up as we get into the evening and results start to come in. >> all right, and we'll be checking back with you this evening. thank you, david culver. >>> a university of virginia student is on his way back home after more than a year in north korea. nbc's gabe with a closer look at his condition and the unusual circumstances surrounding his release from prison. >>> come to the seat pleasant recreation center. it's hard not to find a basketball court or room without kevin durant's name on vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build a

of course, at "fox5" we've been bringing you update that matter opportunity to sit down with cory stewartd tom perello one of the democratic candidates about the issues important to them and how they see the state of the race today. >> this lawsuit today sit ration of case filed by group crew filed actually by the same lawyers. so it's not hard to conclude that partisan politics may be one of the motivations behind the scene and challenges a business transaction that everyone from penny prits ger that served in last administration and others engaged in while in office i think we'll continue to move to dismiss this case in the normal course of business. >> and well as i am sure you realize that was not cory stewart or tom periello a technical glitch there i'll be back on 5@630 with more inviews and cory stewart taking on a controversial issue he does not shy away frvrment you don't want miss it reporting live, ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> a former montgomery county elementary teacher was found guilty of sexually abusing four students. 15-year-old john vigna taught third, and fourth

stewart has not conceded the race, and may call for a recount.-- lieutenant governor ralph northam won handily, beating out his competitor tom perriello with 56 percent of the vote. good morning washington. toss to eileen - not as hot, but still very humid today - thunderstorms this afternoon - slightly cooler, less humid tomorrow - hot and humid for father's day weekend today: partly cloudy. warm and very humid. thunderstorms likely. highs: 84-88 winds: n to e 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 65-69 winds: e 5 mph thursday: mo slightly less humid. highs: 80-84 winds: se 5-10 mph the search for who truck... in maryland city! sky trak 7 -- flew over the scene tuesday afternoon. police tell us that the man - armed with a rifle - held up the crew of a brinks truck. it happened outside the navy federal credit union, in maryland city plaza... on route 198. police are not saying if the thief escaped with any money. but we do know that no one was injured. in the district-- the roads around metro center are back open after this scary sce

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fairfax county school board will meet tomorrow to talk about whether or not to change the name of jeb stewartommittee members on the pros and cons. some say it's a painful reminder of slavery and the civil war. a vote is set for june 22nd on the issue. a maryland state trooper in the hospital tonight after his patrol car was struck by an alleged drunk driver. state police say trooper solomon flash was parked at the screen of a traffic crash in prince george's county when 37- year-old chris dent reportedly struck flash with his car around 3:30 this morning on northbound route 4 and presidential parkway. after the crash dent's car reportedly struck a pedestrian standing near a guardrail. both the pedestrian and state trooper were taken to the hospital. police have charged dent with driving under the influence and they say he may end up facing even more charges. >>> in the race to be the next governor of virginia it's a tight battle for the democrats and a favorite emerged for the republicans. this is according to a poll by hampton university. on the republican side the poll says ed gillespie ha

after the republican primary was over, cory stewart said this. is one word you'll never hear from me and that is unity. [laughter] unless gillespie comes across to his point of view. so in other words, the republicans are intent on remaining divided. virginia has 13 electoral votes. if they allow that stage of the democratic ill have a tough time losing presidential elections. so you have to wonder what people like cory stewart are thinking when they say, we can't support our candidate. breathless talk about the democrats. because the turnout was enormous. the last time you had a competitive race, 2009. only 320,000. qwest may have over 500,000. where republicans should be a little worried. they had a pork turnout compared to the democrats made a 60 percent. republican turnout was pretty low and that deep suburbs area. that really hurt gillespie. >> that is, it is a huge vote for one thing and it has been trending left. >> traditionally it is groups that favor republicans. but this also was -- >> i think the democrats are fired up. they will vote

stewart acknowledging gillespie of the primary.here's a lot more to go in the studio. >> thank you. >>> a lot more to come. coming right back. creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that power our economy. >>> take a look at the high temperatures we saw across the area today. 91 degrees. that was the hot so yes we continue that heat wave four days now. 90 degrees or higher. current temperature up to 88 degrees now. actually now down to 86. winds out of the east at 10 miles per hour. that easterly flow will keep us cooler to showers to the west of the blue ridge and we've got some showers and thunderstorms down around the fredericksburg area. right

stewart two, minutes. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. let me make three quick points. mr. connell has said that the government registration program regulates only the expressive and be not the commercial aspect of the mark. and i think that's getting it exactly backwards. mr. tam wants to do two things with the mark the slants. he wants to use the mark himself with relation to his band and he wants to be able to sue other people who use it in a way that would cause him commercial harm. denial of registration only affects the second thing. it place noz restrictions on the ability to use the mark. but that's entirely regulating the commercial aspects of the conduct. the second thing is mr. connell's position clearly is that the test for constitutionality of a registration condition is could the government ban this speech altogether. and putting that in place would eviscerate the trademark registration program. most obviously as justice kagan has pointed out there are a lot of other content-based registration criteria. and in addition, i'd point out one of the prerequisites t

we can speak now to stewart, a postman in the area. excuse me. what can you tell us?u tell us? i was the postman years ago. i popped down there because i am local. i went down with a couple of bottles of water to try to help but i couldn't get close, i was stuck on the aao on the northern roundabout and i just stayed for a good hour to watch it, to be honest, it is shocking. it is a horrible scene. i have it is shocking. it is a horrible scene. | have never it is shocking. it is a horrible scene. l have never seen it is shocking. it is a horrible scene. i have never seen anything like it. this it went up in about ten minutes. it's quite astonishing. firefighters we re it's quite astonishing. firefighters were the major trouble getting through. they have loads of origins. to breathe falling from the sky. -- debrided falling from the sky. it's just unbelievable. to think there are people in there. somebody said they saw someone jump. honestly, it's indescribable, is the worst tragedy. in the history of west london, anyway. it is indeed a terrible scene. we have had thes

it's likely that commander stewart cundy said it will ta ke commander stewart cundy said it will takee before the emergency services can establish the cause of the fire, but released a number for the fire, but released a number for the casualty bureau which is 0800 0961 233. this is the numberfor anyone 0961 233. this is the number for anyone who 0961 233. this is the numberfor anyone who is concerned about loved ones, in relation to the fire. this is the number that they should use. 0800 0961 233. it number that they should use. 0800 0961233. it is worth saying this morning, we're hearing some very harrowing stories of those caught up in the fire it's deaf and tim muffett is at one of the centres where they have been helping some of those caught up in the events. tim you've had a chance to speak to some of those who did successfully escape from the building? yes, we did. some truly harrowing tales as you say this morning t charlie. people gathering here just talking to each other, crying, distraught at what has taken place. we spoke to mickey, you were on the seventh floor. just remi

he has a lead in the polls against two republican opponents including cory stewart who was the trumpampaign virginia chairman. that happening right now today across the river in virginia. michael is in laurel park new york, line for democrats. caller: i was hoping to catch the guy before you he was throwing out a lot of false information about germany paying their fair share and other countries paying fair share. we're the ones who start the wars. their gdp, obama asked them to chip in more. bush did too. trump administration, they got their people all over the tv this morning cnbc, fox and cnn. i would imagine they're going opass up a bill health bill. i wanted to tell you about a story about trump. i've known trump since 70 something. host: how did you know him? caller: my first exposure to him was him hiring to get old lead kicked out a rent stabilized apartment in new york city. he threatened her and get her kicked out. he's been doing it since 1970's. host: were you related to the person? caller: no i wasn't. it was a story. new york newspapers here back in 1974 i forget when it

he's up against corey stewart -- and state senator frank wagner. on the democratic side, polls show a tight race... between lieut northam -- and tom perri-ello. for results tonight- tune into abc-7 news at 11 - and wjla.com. turning to baseball-- nationals fans may have expected a "pitcher's duel" with stephen strasburg on the mound. but last night's game against the braves-- was nothing like that. strasburg gave up 2 homers in the first inning-- to kick off a scoring bonanza. but the nats battle back-- scoring 9 runs, heading into the ninth inning. pitcher matt albers can't protect the lead. tyler flowers hits a 3-run home run. the braves beat the nats .. 11-10. that's washington's 4th straight loss. president trump named in a lawsuit involving lavish spending at his d-c hotel. what the white house is doing.. coming up. plus-- she may be one of music's biggest names. but when it comes to her income-- queen b comes in second place. who is number one? we'll break it down.. coming up. - last day of our heat wave - still warm & muggy nendorses dr. wra

john stewart is back, message that -- jon stewart ,, >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >> finally tonight some photos that are bound to make you smile. >> these are pretty cute. cocoa, the gorilla, is helping to foster kittens at the san jose animal care center. she signs cocoa love for each kitten. it's part of a campaign to get more people to foster animals. cocoa was born at the san francisco zoo and the gorilla is famous for using sign language to communicate with humans. >> wow. >>> i have an ah moment in baseball, baseball bright spot that won't get any shinier than a call-up to the show. giants welcome another one to the biggs and this was a family affair for an ex -- ,,,,,, >>> baseball up top and the giants, boy, did they turn the page tonight. they just got swept, but an orange friday in philadelphia. why not? pick it up in the 2nd, eduardo nunes, three hits, three r.b.i., scored pitcher thuy block, more on him in a moment. denard span had five hits in the game. top 6th austin slater with his first major league hit, an r.b.i. for the stanford product that was

across from the white house, former virginia gubernatorial candidate corey stewart attended political violence." a rally near d-c police headquarters protested discrimination and a spike in hate crimes. developing now. investigators are trying to find out what caused a deadly fire at an apartment building in northwest d.c. the fire killed one man and displaced about 200 other people at the rolling terrace apartment building. the flames broke out early saturday morning. residents were forced to jump from windows, as firefighters carried young children down ladders. firefighters found a man's body on the third floor, in the room they believe the fire started. mayor muriel bowser issued a statement yesterday saying, quote: "i was deeply saddened to hear today's news, and our thoughts and prayers are with the victim's family and friends." [the] fire was a terrible tragedy for the district, and as a community, we will work to support everyone who was affected and get residents back on their feet as quickly as possible." also happening today. a hearing for eulalio tordil... in prince george