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th police say is connected to local gang activity.nesses describe a chaotic scene as th ran for safety >> at least 22 injured including a 13-year-oldoy who is in stable condi oon andne of the suspects killed after excnging gunfire with police. the ot in custody. >> the ietus for the police returning fire werinthe individual sg at each other. and frankly, many of theav organizerse been praising the trenton police department for their quick and decisive response. >> reporter: the festival not believed to be a specic target. meanwhile, treon's mayor calling thehooting another example of senseless gcr violence as the country >> all shootings large or small are a crisis. this is that just a random act of violence, it's public health issue. >> reporter: it was scheduledo run all weekend but events have been cancelled inform trento new jersey, brian llenas fox news details are coming in a a deadly crash that killed fe illegal immigrants, some 5 mile from the mexican border. policeay border agents were chasing the suv. the drir sped reaching

members are questioning wther th police search was legal or ethical. melissa howell is live with more. mel? reporter: you know that nse interaction rapid up dyte ta between polic and community members. the road was covered with police and residents just that a big brawl. we got video taken that we want to show yo you can see police having an interaction with the community members,ow we were told by commissioner anthony lorenzo green that heaid polic told him they were out here to do checkup on the business but that is what it escalated to. he tells us who people were injured and had to beo taken a nearby hospital. i'm told by community members that a woman holding a baby was maced. g people held to thround at this point. you know, a lot of folks are up in armst. and we spoke with the commissioner i wa you to listen to what he had to say but we als had video we wt show you of the previous incidents in front of nooks, what sparked the outrage that we have seen happening in the days following that incident. >> young men and women in my community are not a

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you used to work on th e what does that mean? laura r.: there are differentse ways you can pt out, but traditionally this is how north korean denuclearization has been in vision. six-party5 round of talks, thereere a series of phases that were mapped out. there was the joint statement of cipres that mapped out the aspirations and goals, and then a seri that spoke to different stages of the agreement. administration had until recent been focusing on the fact that they did not want this to ice approach. they wanted to wanted to be -- did not want the step-by-step approach. they wanted this b bang. major deliverables up front. laura t.: what is agre is so vague and singapore that it sould be interpreted anything. laura r.: it is hard to sayashat anythinggreed to in singapore. you have some commitments to working towards the goalf complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. working towards something is aspirationalanguage, number one. complete denuclearization is a verbiage is weaker then what we have seen. important on the st

they can be killers, they can b, th they can be horrible people. democrats say it'skay for crem to be in our country. >> chris: mr. seary, does the president have aoint? >> secretary johnson: chris, first of all, thanks f having me on. i'm not gog to go down the toad of the normal washing blame g trump versus obama, have versus bush or what yo we have an underlying humanitarian crisis on our southern borr that we must deal with and in central ameri central america. the high in illegal migration was 18 years ago. it is now act fran of what used to be but the demographic has changed. it's women and children coming alfrom c america. as you point out, we saw a spike in 2014. we did aumber of things to deal with it, we have the second lowest number in apprehensions on our southern border in 2015. since 1972 but then the number started to creep up again and so this is a problem that is international in scope.au i applmichael mccaul for his leadership on thedi ability ussed with you but we've got to addre this problem at the root cause. in central atyrica

this is a totalitarian communist dictator in the same vein as hitler who, by the way, among all th--der, enslavement, torture, religious persecution. forced abortions. it is completely and utterly the closest thing to hitler's rmany that exists in modern times. so my problem was with how far it went with the sort of buddy-buddy. and there was no talk whatsoever of the hum rights vlations going on in t that country. >> that was a big problem. [ applause ] i agree with meghan in the sense that i thought a meeting is appropriate. although a meeting without any preconditions and much preparation i thought was inappropriate. what bothered me the most was that earlier last week trump said he didn't have to prepare ry much for the meeting because it was all about attitu. well, it not all about attitude. we're talking about nuclear diplacy. complicated.it's very d i thinkt requires a tremendous amount of preparaon for it the. and we know that kim jong-un has been in power since 2011. and he's very prepared. so i felt th our country wasn't as prepared as it should be. >> isn't this really jus

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we've had a good relationship it sounded like th past. and i wouldn't be surprised if we see some movement on this soon. but we've been through this so many times it's hard to pinpoint a date. >> it was a eulogy and ewe've notice he's a good man is not a good thing. thank all very much. and next, the breaking news. bob mueller asking for another delay in sentencin flynn. does that mean he get more out? what tuz does this of the information flynn is still providing? >> plus, the presi victor lap on tax cuts. it was do the facts add u we're going check to thepresident's top economic advise and chilling detail about the supped gunman who killed five people at the capita gazelle newspaper. one man who witnessed what he called the suspect's constant stream of venom in he's the sentencing of michael flynn. a strong indication that flynn sooech now providing valuable inform to bob mueller. now flynn pleaded guilty to lying investigators in decemb he's been cooper with investigators ever since. you'd think gosh, that's a long time. is there still

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within minutes we could be hearing from police to get th late oeft th latest on that. > we also saw earlier, the first reports came out at 2:34 this afternoon. we heard the police reports here in our newsroom where there was an active shooter at "the capital gazette" just behind the annapolis mall.e it's a cou blocks from anne arundel medical center. it's like ten minutes down from city dock and from the historic roea many of you have visited. what we've heard the 911 calls is we have heard people say an active shooter. we heard from the fire partment first responders asking for help because they have four bodies that needed to be transported and we are also hearing from reporter phil davis who w in "the capital gazette" and witnessed the first and wrote very chillingly on twitter. tweeted out that it terrifying to hear your colleagues being shot and then to hearma the gu reload. one of his first tweets he said there are people seriously injured and it's that bad. so we re getting this sort of narrative, if you will, from one of the gazette reporters in early chapters of this. >> the word h

it was all part of the stand th meek mill rally.nd asked to have his dru dismissed. he claims the officer who arrested him was corrupt before it went in the courthouse, mill took time to speak with the supporters >>ast six months been a real time. always got people supporting me but my life was on line this time and you supported me want to say thank hyou. >>e was in prison in april afterriginally being sentenced to fouyears for violating probation stemming from that 2008 case. the oriasnal sentence met with widespread criticism. pennsylvania state supreme court later overruled that decision >>> hundreds of local ministers came together torganize a job fair for young people. it's in response to community concerns abo rising cri rates especially in northeast and one of the organizers said the goal was to get the young people employed. >>f you h something to do, then you don't have time to have missed constructed time when you have on going on your tayo work, have something, some type of purposes. >> construction firms and trade union

rebecca smith was that recently hired at th capitol a salesistant. boss says she was kind and considerate andeemed to really enjoy working i the media businessmith washn engage. >>> jo mcnamara a newsor who spent nearly 24 years at the paper. his passion was covering sports which hean did fory years before taking on the news role just recently. mcnamara is survived by his wife. rob hiaasen. he and his wife just celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary. ey have three children. mber who shared theth impact the victims all had.ut >> w them the world doesn't know what their politicians their elected they don't know the score of the basketball game between severna a parknd broadneck so this has just been really hard. >> two other people were treanjd for their iies following the attack. one was taken to anne arrundel medical ceer the other victim taken to shock trauma initaltimore. ner suffered gunshot wounds. vethe injuries are bd to be superficial possibly fromok br gas caused by the gunfire. >> in a move that's become all too familiar following the mas

it's not that we're obsessed h th donald trump. we're obsessed we policies that he is making, and it does have an impact on maryland at the local level. >> i mean, he is undermining so many of the things that we value as marylanders. ede state needs to know that who is going to stap and say we are going to protect our cherished >> the primary is set for june 26. the winner faces republican governor larry hogan in cnovember. yo watch the forum in full here on nbc 4 this sunday morning at 11:30. that's right after "meet the press." >>> the democrats won the congressional baseball game, but republican congressman steve scalise may he been the mvp. last night he hit the field one year after he was critically injured on an alexandria baseball field. the house majority whip received a standing ovations he took the field. he was escorted to second b by the two capitol police officers who were also hurt in that shooting. fans who uchd away the game at nats park were happy to see scalise back in the game. >> i think we're all really excited

speaker, th an is correct. the protection of our neighborhoo proteion of our young people, the securing of our schools, the stopping of guniolence, the safeguarding this nation are important responsibilities of this naion itself.certainly of the and so i join with this commitment of safeguarding our neighbors and friends and family and our children. so i would certainly like to say of thea amendment, dealing with the safe rauthorization act of 2018, it does provide additional resources to help local jurisdictions prevent and fight crime in their communities. it would authorize the attorney general to establish and implement a program to be known as the project safe neighborhoods block program whin the office of justice programs at the department of justice. thereby providing a formal authorization for the project safe neighborhoods program which is currently implemented by d.o.j. that is an absolutely positive step to protect neighborhoods. 30% of the funding awards under this program would be, however, allocat

th is fred ruoso. he is the bla that conducted the study of the municipal fiber a few years ago that had slightly different cost estimates than whis most recent report. don't you share your thoughts with us. >>speaker: our report was issued in march of 2016 and prior to that in 2014 we prepared a report for supervisor marr but the 2016 report the focus oft was on the different approaches that could fir network, a ubiquitousnl municipal fiber network including fully public municipal network, the private sector approach and then the public/private partnership. our conclusion was th every approach had advantages and disadvantages and risks but the public private partnership reduced some of the costs it might incu.we obtained cost infn from aonsultant to dt. this was before the ctc work had been done. the cost estimateser lower. the highest was about $867 million to build the network and that was compld in to 15 and the ctc report came out two years later and had higher numbers as you have seen today. pass

that's a nice mild start to th day.is 79, near 80 to st cambridge inhe eastern shore 77 as well astevensville. no and west which is typically some of theea cooler s also waking up to 70-degree temperatures plus. satellite and radar, there is still a frontal boundary out there. it's weakening but you still see showers along it. can't ruleut o a couple of our suburbs parcularly north and west of town maybe squeezing out a little bit of moisture this morning before things are said and done. once this boundaryets things out and oh, boy, sill wert heating up. temperatures up nea90 with cleari skies throughout the day and then wait until you see the weekend forecast. we values up and above a hundred degrees both saturday and su. erin como start making those pool plans. how is traffic. >> got plans made already. got my l barbeist for the grocery store but unfortunately at 5:zero six, mike, it is ahe mess roads in gaithersbg uranne cutler out here overturned tractor-trailer closing the ramp from 370 westbound to 270 southbound.

for th second time, harper was hit this time inis tha h we'll be fine.d they're going to need it. the nats, shut out for the second straight game. now, the other game of the night. the orioles fans having a good night. the o's finding new ways to hurt themselves. hess -- castro gets called for the bulk and another run comes e ho. that's not what you want to do. >> they're not going to get a parade. >> the orioles, not. but the nats can aruna miller: almost every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, i fought for more computer science in our schools. gps tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let donald trump undo the progress we've made. i approved this message for all our stories. >>> are we still singing "we are >>> are we still singing "we are the champions"? thefor montgomery county endorsesexecutive.ir "the best chance of inject

jane: th play. a real role to the outpouring of support, that there was an intern, in their -- there was an intern, there were people in the 20's, people in their 60's, including the brother of a noted novelist and columnist and himself hemebody who teat the university of maryland, this hits me very hard because i send young people out to be journalists, and i don't think i had the expectation that if you were in the united states you would be putting your lives on the lin i hope this is not the new normal. laura: what does it say about the professionalism of those at the paper that despite the fact that they were reporting on their own traged they managed to get the newspaper out this morning? jane: it was very moving to me. i tell my students all the time that that ethic is really important, and showing, not telling, getting the paper out. it is an b extraordinary a people who were traumatized. onjournalists are not th people, this is not the only incident of a mass shooting, but i think they have

th is a huge change, a huge improvement in our city.e other cities calling me up, saying, what's going on? how did you do this? this is amazing. te at walk sfndr fellow seni and disability action independent living resource center, lighthouse for the blind. [ stand by ] test. >>> every time i see someone doing it i glare at them as if to say don't you know you're doing something wrong. often times i don't get a response back that suggests they do know they are doing something wrong. if we have the resources to make these -- i'm not talking about that at glare means. if we have the resources to make these helpful things as chair brickman points out, put things on the buses and other things that educate our fellow citizens, i think this is a problem that does exist and it's not just a pet complai that we hear from one or two but people are riding their booikes on the sidewalks, particularly downtown and ridi their scooters on the sidewalks for sure. if we can educate people that's not the appropriate way to e oel us trying tolp and itwo d

th workers contract expired at the end of 2016 i. and the union thatupports the workers say it's time for the .ontract dispute to end >> we've been negotiating wi y them for over aear and a half. with mittle to noement. osd tpital actually owes mbers like rada back wages. >> workers demand aid pay raise and bets paperworking conditions while the union and hospital management he held talks. there is still no resolution to the contract dispute. >> president trump surprise on a mission. he says he will close the trade and bance between the d many of those countriesn. are our allies. friday the president straed enter to slap a 20% tariff on cars up ported from eu. response other currenties saying they, too, wil raise tariffs on american products lunch whiskey. yesterday, i talked one, and our own backyard who could take a serious hit. here he coctin creek disstillry here is where all the whisky is stored in the barrels. most of the business stays here in ameri. more and more european countries thisuy whiskey. but the trouble is, if this

i would like tocl see the president publicly make it commitment to the ukraine at th summit.hinkthe the harder one for u going to be serial with this week russia lies a tax and topless syria. they broke the truce truth that was agreed to a year ago that i outside to go focused on the areas like damascus, russia's allies and iran, i'm not sure i see is breaking through there without any sort of resolution. >> does russia have any kind of incentive to get out of syria? what does it benefit russia? >> i always label as an antistatist and tasty disco there. the metal and othersrs secretar maddux has said, the u.s. force have killed over 200 russian mercenaries in syria. it doesn't play well at home they want relevance. putin wants to demonstrate relevance and he knows with donald trump, this is a very very different president. >> when they have this meeting and they just have a few second left, c what do you think we co out with? i want to thank you both for being with us tonight. more of this special edition of "hannity" after the break. and the safey for "most parallel parallel