and it really is. >> the judge sentenced silver thorn to five years. but suspended all of it except for those three months. she told him she won't hesitate to send him back if he violates probation. >>> detectives caught silver thorn by luring him to a gay sex site and setting up a meeting. >>> president trump is willing to testify under oath that james comey lied under the senate intelligence committee. the president making that comment today with the the president also disputed comey's claim that the president told him he hoped the fbi director would drop the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn. >> you said you hoped the flynn investigation, you could like -- >> i didn't say that. >> so he lied about that. >> well, i didn't say that. i will tell you, i didn't say that. >> the president's son-in-law and senior advisor jared kushner is expected to speak to the senate intelligence committee in the coming weeks. >>> a live look outside tonight where temps made it to the 80s for many of us. first alert meteorologist howard be

a plague of starfish known as the crown of thorns is literally sucking the life out of the reef.climate change is partly to blame, but also the animal's lack of natural enemies. overfishing has stripped the area of them. arturo feburada and the team from rare have come on a dive to check out the situation. they're alarmed by what they find. the starfish are everywhere. they take one of the animals back with them to study. >> if there is too much crowns of thorns in the area, maybe all if you have healthy corals, the fish can grow, can spawn in that area, and if there is a crown of thorns, there's the threat of human activities, then the fish will go away. >> louie salido is hoping it won't come to that. right now, he's just happy that commercial fishing vessels are no longer allowed in the bay. he hopes that way there'll be more fish left for him and his family. with long ropes, buoys, and palm leaves, he and the other fishermen are setting up a protected zone for smaller fish in the bay. they're hoping that will draw tuna. >> if everything that we have started gets implemented p

silver thorn became known as the mayor caught in a mess for group sex scandal. he wanted to speak to his reporters and community but his attorney advised him to keep quiet. >> i've known him since he was a little boy when his dad was mayor, he called and started to tell me what was going on. i said you're going to need a lawyer. >> defense attorney brian drummond didn't want his client and friend talking to the press so as to protect the case but he also feared isolation and humiliation would get to silver tho silvertho silverthorn. >> my attorney called me numerous times worried that i might do something >> that was something he was concerned about. >> did you consider it? >> not even once. not even once. >> reporter: throughout the court proceeding he was flocked by a team of supporter. as the mayor he always tried to treat people well no matter their job. >> i think it's karma. i think it came back to me. i was surprised. it's really easy for people to desert people, it's easy and i had a few. there's no question. but very few. now, i'm not naive. i know if i

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since silver thorn has been jailed, he was freed earlier for time served.ecall he was arrested last august after ranged sex parties so he could get meth. he didn't realize it at the time, but he was dealing with an undercover fairfax county police officer. during the thorn did not apologize but admitted he was an addict. >>> president trump fire back one day after former fbi director james comey provided highly anticipated testimony to the isn't it intelligence committee. he claims he has been vindicated. >> reporter: president trump was uncharacteristically quiet during thursday's capitol hill testimony of fired fbi director james comey. that is, until now. on twitter the proceed wrote despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vine indication and wow, comey is a lyricer. the last part referring to a peculiar twist under heavy questioning by senator susan colins of main he admitted he passed off information to a friend, knowing that person would leak it to the media in order to specifically bring about the appointment of a special case.

[applause] that thorn insure the side of these tories is still there. last point, on the tory -- with, last week davidson is going to run. ] -- the thing is, she talks about it so much that i do not get a chance to talk about it. [applause] >> what i am talking about in this election is how we get rid of policies like the rate clause . support really does show her true colors. tories want only to talk about independence is if you look at any of them, there is no mention of health, education, welfare, or and him the other policies that really matter. they don't want to talk about the record and they do not want to check about their policies because they know the tory record and tory policies harm public services, harm people in this country. i will let miss davidson continue to talk about whatever she wants in this campaign. i will continue to talk about how we put an end to the tory policies that are doing so much damage. [applause] [indiscernible] -- >> thank you. [laughter] >> we may have gone from one extreme to another with the media. a happy medium

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and of hosting the al—jazeera tv channel, a constant thorn in the side of arab rulers.his go? translation: i don't think the uae and saudi arabia will, or want to, interfere to overthrow the regime in qatar. theyjust want qatar to commit to what's been agreed on. qatar has invested billions of pounds in britain. it owns the london shard, harrods, luxury hotels, property and bank shares. qatar's embassy in london is making no comment this evening, but this is an escalating row between close allies of britain's in the gulf. qatar will not be able to endure this sort of isolation for long and looming on the horizon is an important date on the calendar. in just five years' time, the fifa football world cup is due to be held in qatar. already a controversial choice of venue, this would be all but impossible if this row is not resolved by then. frank gardner, bbc news. the leader of the scottish national party, nicola sturgeon and the liberal democrat leader, tim farron, have faced an audience in edinburgh this evening on a bbc question time election special. they faced quest

she did vote to confirm decorated naval aviator tracy thorne-begland as a richmond judge. the online editor of the bearing drift took him to task on a piece titled, you can't vote for bryce reeves. >> it was another situation where we caused ourselves an unforced error, by attacking someone simply because of who they are. we don't win elections by subtraction. we win them by addition. >> reporter: state senator evan. >> he was wrong to have not voted on that nomination, and he's wrong to call out his fellow republican on it. and especially to scapegoat a waning days of the campaign. >> reporter: there's a third republican seeking the nomination and glenn davis, also critical of opponent reeves. >> it's stuff like this that turns people off politics. >> reporter: vogel's manager said discrimination is wrong and said she based her vote on thorne-begland's exceptional qualifications. bryce reeves said, my criticism of vogel is that she voted to put a liberal on the court. earlier this year, reeves filed a civil lawsuit accusing the vogel campaign of spreading false rumors abo

the riders have been a thorn in the back of authorities for some time now. d.c. bureau chief sam ford has details on how mayor muriel bowser plans to address this issue. sam: the hundred or so a.t.v.'s that buzzed downtown and national harbor in maryland sunday evening also hit southeast d.c. and even larger numbers. jordan says it forced him to stop 15 to 20 minutes. >> caused in toe to turn around and go back down the street. we were afraid to try to drive up the street. there was so many of them. you don't know what they will do. sam: mayor bowser described the problem mayor bowser: something we launched last year and will continue to focus on is going to the source of where the bikes are. where they are stored, where they are fueled. sam: she talked about the city's identify and arrest program and urged mothers to turn the bikes in beforehand. >> you don't want your kid to get in trouble. sam: in southeast, the residents have had a lot of experience with them. >> sometimes get real crazy. drive up on the sidewalks and everything. that is what they shouldn't d

. >> reporter: the former mayor said he regrets what happened on august 4, last summer, silver thorne used a hook-up website to meet men for sex in exchange for crystal meth. >> i regret terribly that i put my community through this. >> reporter: speaking for the first time since his arrest, silverthorne admitted he's a drug addict. >> but to come clean and to say it was extremely difficult. i was in complete denial, truth be told, that i had a problem. >> reporter: his family and friends believe this was a tough lesson. one that he's learned from. >> i really think so. i really do. and we're going to hold him to hold him to it. >> reporter: silverthorne delivering a message to the lgbtq community. >> the last thing i want to say, happy pride. >> reporter: a once beloved mayor, hoping to rebuild his reputation and regain his hometown's trust. the judge also sentencing silverthorne to three years of probation and 200 hours of community service. chris? >> all right, thank you, david. >>> you know, it is one of the most popular spots in the national mall, but there's a nasty problem in t

tehran have long considered a thorn in saudi arabia's side. a recent visit from u.s.resident donald trump. >> they probably felt like they were in a position of strength and had endorsement from the u.s. around some of these issues such that they can use these as an opening to qatar to come more in line with some of their policy positions. reporter: qatar has denied funding the terrorist groups, accusations saudi arabia has been receiving from certain quarters, too. laura: we have an expert on middle eastern politics. first of all, what are the consequences for qatar? it's a tiny country which now finds itself literally cut off from its neighbors. william: cut off, certainly in the sense of the land borders, which are critical to getting in. its is ramadan and, though is a time of fasting during the day for muslims, it is a time for considerable celebration. beple who will normally having something of a party in the evening, especially among friends, are going to find it tough, in addition to the deprivation, the closing of the land, you have disruption of all air lin

if you step on a sharp rock or a thorn, will it protect you? >> but like a band-aid. once you lose a corner, it'll peel off. >> you use it only one time. you get ten for $33. it's water proof, resistant, anti-cutting. >> water park and stuff like that, that's a time you'd want it. because you're afraid all these other people running around. you never know what's out there on the floor and you hate carrying your shoes around. i can see the benefit here. it just has to work. >> ill give it a shot. i don't know if this is the answer to all my barefoot prayers, but i'll give it a shot. >> how many barefoot problems do you have? >> i have a lot. running through my head constantly. >> to get this product up and running, they're trying to raise $22,000. i hope they do because i love it. >>> no matter where you are in the world, no matter where you find yourself, sports is a natural part of human behavior. whether it be kite surfing, a popular sport depending where you are in the world. more of a modern kind of thing. put the kite up in the air and then -- >> get dragged in t

. >> house armed services committee chair matt thorn bury worked down with michael o'than ly lynn. good morning, everyone and welcome to brookings. i'm in the foreign policy program. as you know i have the privilege and honor of welcoming back chairman thorn berry to discuss matters of defense, policy and other subjects under the sun. he's the chairman of the house armed services committee, the first texan ever to have that role, in fact, and a texan whose family goes back to ranching in 1881. probably wonder what he's doing in rainy washington when he could have been back home in the texas springtime. we're both grateful for you all being here today. we're going to get quickly to meters of the defense budget, defense spending and where the entire debate may go with the release of the president's budget tomorrow. i thought just to get us energized on a good monday morning if you can please join me in welcoming the chairman to the brookings. applause i thought i could ask you to summarize your reform bill last week, any couple or three headlines that you wanted to make off that and

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he said early on several times that we can count on you to be a thorn in the side of russia for a thornin the side of somewhere but that's like saying you're going to be a burr under the saddle or a p under the process and it sounds like more of an irritant than we are a leader and that's what worries some of us on this committee about what's happening to the image of the country. also, i'd like to go back to what was mentioned earlier was the poll that showed our image declining in our international internationally. since the inauguration of president trump, according to citizens of 27 countries from around the world, we have just gone downhill. do you think the president is doing a good job but the rest of the world doesn't think so. 64% have confidence in the us president at the end of the obama administration and that number has fallen to 22%. at the end of the obama administration, 64% had a favorable view of the united states and now it is 49%. i represent las vegas and, you know, that's an international city and we welcome visitors from 8 million foreign visitors from all around

those little thorns are going to be in his foot for awhile. >> he has the tweezers and tries to go incouple here and we need to get them. >> there's more than a couple, my friend wow. okay. that's one of the dumber things i've seen in awhile. >> well they made a video and we're talking about it. hopefully he's okay. >> and the reason we're talking about it is to say don't do this at home. >>> we've done a lot of damage to our oceans. plastic and trash and overfishing. what do you say we give the fish some power of their own? let them fight back. this art piece created by neil mendoza in collaboration with autodesks artists in residency program. got a nice little setup here. he created what he calls the fish hammer. a web cam is tracking that goldfish in his bowl in the background. and when the fish stops long enough, the hammer drops. >> oh. sweet. this is awesome. >> the fish's name is smashy. >> we deserve this. we deserve this because of all the garbage and all the water bottles and stuff that we leave in the seas. this is their way of striking back. >> exactly. it's kind of cool.

. >>> scott silver thorn was arrested last summer for distributing meth after cops set up a bust. he was sentenced today for five years. all but three months suspended. >> i was in complete denial truth be told that i had a problem. and while it wasn't how i would have chosen, you know, the path i would have chosen to get better, in terms of the arrest. i will tell you that it probably saved my life. >> silverthorn offender he qualified for probation which he'll be on for the next five years. >>> terrorism has been ruled out as the reason a truck hit two dc police officers and another city worker. the truck plowed through a business adams morgan intersection on 18th street just after 8:30 last night. and tonight, the driver faces gun and assault charges. our delia talked with witnesses. >> police have ruled out terrorism. but tell us the suspects who live in the richmond area had an assault rifle in their truck. the witnesses who all work here in the adams morgan area are not only shocked by what they saw, they're taking it personally. >> they are a team of folks who work in the a

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syria -- something the saudiss are also suspected of -- and boosting the out to channel, a constant thornthe side of rulers. so how far will this go? >> i don't think the uae and saudi arabia will want to intervene to overthrow the regime in qatar. they just want qatar to commit to what has been agreed upon. frank: qatar has invested billions of pounds i am britain. -- in britain. it owns luxury hotels, property and bank shares. the qatar embassy in london is making a comment this evening. this is an escalating row between close allies of britain and the gulf. looming on the horizon, an qatar will not be able -- will not be able to endure this isolation for long. and looming on the horizon, an important date on the counter. in five years time, the fifa world cup is due to be held in qatar. already a controversial choice of venue, this will be all but impossible if this row is not resolved by then. frank gardner, bbc news. laura: how long will qatar from diplomatic isolation last? you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's cosby's date in court. his trial begins

we're look at northbound 880, thorn son avenue, that's where there's a report of a crash and the car might have spun around. it sounds like everything's off to the right shoulder that will abe distraction as chp arrives we don't see any slowing. up toward the done barton bridge.qi utz continue to trackd that disabled truck with a small fuel leak over on the shoulder right at the 238 interchange, no problems though. and loogt there, the tri-valley shows all green as well. we have no delays for transit systems so we'll talk about your routes getting out of castro valley. we're showing you the traffic flowing smoothly in fremont andtor peddose in the great mall you want to check it out today with the air-conditioning. they're all about the same time right now put make your choice when you leave the house and choose your way as well, go to the ways system and pick that magnifying glass, make sure you're on our team and you know what? this summertime brings new contact with a lot of friends, reuniting. fell tell them about that cool ways team you're doing as well. >> always want to play i

former fairfax city mayor scott silver thorn pad an undercover sting outside a tyson's corner motel. he used a dating website to meet men for sex in exchange for crystal meth. he's facing up to 40 years behind bars. he will be in the courtroom today. follow him on twitter for updates. >>> the all clear has been given after a bomb threat caused a big scare at city hall in falls church. city police reopened the building last night. officers had to block off city hall and the community center while a bomb sniffing dog swept the hallways. meetings went on as sked zwruld this morning hearing from the former uva administrator. nicole aramo is speaking for the first time after her three week long trial. she sued the magazine and the author for defamation and asked for $7.5 million. she described what she felt after it was all said and done. >> you go hoping to get justice, hoping to get people to take responsibility for their actions. i never felt like that happened. >> eramo also said that she knew going into the courtroom the first day that she told the truth. she was awarded $3 million.

i imagine if they step on a thorn, is it still going to protect you or a sharp rock? >> the thing, like a band-aid, once it's on, great. but it will start peeling off. >> you do only use it one time. men, women's and children's sizes, you get ten for just $33. elastic, easy off and on. >> water parks and stuff like that, that's when you really want it. you're afraid of all these other people running around, you never know what's out there on the floor and you hate having to carry your shoes around. i could definitely see the benefit here. it just has to work. >> i'll give it a shot. i don't know if it's the answer to all my barefoot prayers. >> how many do you have? >> i have a lot, oli. running through my head. >> they're trying to raise over $22,000 to get this up and running. i hope they do. i love it. >> this red car with the dash cam is waiting to merge onto the main road. it's zipping past and the driver asks a question. and i have to be honest, it's a question you're going to be asking a lot in this video. you see up ahead that camaro has already been slowed do

hong kong has the freedom to protest, which is what makes it so special, but what also makes it a thorna's side. carrie gracie, bbc news, hong kong. and we'll be hearing from chris patten, the last british governor of hong kong, a little later in the programme. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. cardinal george pell, one of the most senior figures in the roman catholic church, says sex offence charges brought against him in australia are false. the cardinal told reporters that he had undergone a relentless character assassination, and was looking forward to having his day in court. and we'll have more on this story later in the programme. the family of the murdered russian opposition activist boris nemtsov have said the case remains unsolved after a jury found five chechen men guilty of carrying out his contract killing two years ago. police are hunting a former chechen officer who promised them $250,000. mr nemtsov‘s family called it a fiasco that the mastermind remained at large. china is reported to have refused requests to allow the nobel peace prize winner, liu xiao

hong kong has the freedom to protest, which is what makes it so special, but what also makes it a thornie gracie, bbc news, hong kong. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, has declared a state of emergency on the city's subway system, saying its dismal performance was wholly unacceptable. the move comes two days after a subway train derailed in northern manhattan, injuring dozens of people and raising public concerns about safety. mr cuomo announced an extra $1 billion for improving the subways. venus williams has been accused of causing a car crash that led to the death of a passenger in another vehicle according to a police report. the former world number one tennis player was driving her car in florida when the accident happened at a crossroad. a 78—year—old man suffered injuries and died two weeks later. ms williams was not hurt. congress has a lot on its plate right now, particularly as it struggles to pass major changes to healthcare reform. you might think the white house would be focusing on that. but instead rep

i will continue to be a thorn in maduro's side when it comes to venezuela. i will continue to do that for human rights in any country that is an abuser of that. in terms of russia, i agree with you. general mattis continues to work with russia because we do need to work with them on syria and we can work with them on counterterrorism. and so we're trying to find the place where's we can work with them, but we're going to call them out in places that we have to. >> thank you very much. >> new jersey. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to just say to my friend, my colleague from south carolina, the great introduction, i just have a question. which job did you like better, being in south carolina as the govern nor or being in the big apple in new york. >> ask me -- >> i'm only kidding. >> ask me in six months. >> now, ambassador, you know, i think some of us are frustrated, i do d not grow up in this country, i grew up in a country where the soviet union just basically tried continue to doctrine nate everybody on the destruction of this country, how this is the

hong kong has the freedom to protest, which is what makes it so special, but what also makes it a thornracie, bbc news, hong kong. we can speak with our correspondent now in hong kong. how widespread is the feeling for more democracy, even independence, and how much is likely to impact on the chinese president? he has addressed the issue of democratic rights on this visit, hasn't he? yes, i would say there is a big difference between voices calling for greater democracy and greater voting rights and those calling for outright independence. these voices tend to be representing different factions within the pro—democracy movement. certainly the chinese president has made rather frank comments about the independence movement in hong kong. he made those comments when he met top hong kong officials for a meeting. essentially he praised them for effectively curbing the independence movement. i think it is worth noting that the independence movement is not a mass movement. and also, if you look at a series of opinion polls, it would suggest young people are moving away from that movement. ther

hong kong has the freedom to protest, which is what makes it so special, but what also makes it a thorn karen bradley says she intends to refer rupert murdoch's bid to take full control of sky television to the competition authorities because of concerns about his "increased influence" over the british media. mr murdoch's company, 21st century fox, wants to acquire the 61% of sky it doesn't already own. the company says it's disappointed by the announcement, as our media editor amol rajan reports. rupert murdoch pioneered satellite tv in britain. after transforming our newspaper market, his move into pay—tv nearly 30 years ago with sky made him the country's first multimedia mogul. thank you very much, mr styles. six years ago, he withdrew his bid for full control of the broadcaster because of the phone hacking scandal, which led to the closure of the news of the world. on the question of whether the merger... today in parliament, it was concerns about his power and influence that led to his latest bid being referred to the competition watchdog. ofcom's report is unambiguous. it conclud

he had been pushed into the margins under vladimir putin but was still a thorn in the kremlin‘s site.was on the radio calling president putin ally for denying russian troops were fighting in ukraine. he had planned march that wheat for peace. it became a of morning instead. a stunned crowd demanded justice. boris nemtsov‘s family are sure he was killed because of his political activity but for nine months the hearings here in this military courts were focused only on the five men accused of carrying out a contract killing. the key question of who hired them and why remain unanswered even now. so today the family‘s representative in court said this case does not go far enough. these suspects are just the perpetrators, but where are the organisers and the sponsors? so all the secret services of mr putin could not find them. boris nemtsov's family have vowed to go on pushing for a nswers family have vowed to go on pushing for answers to a murder that shocked russia and silenced one of its loudest voices of dissent. first of all, anthony, what will the white house looking —— be looking to

hong kong has the freedom to protest, which is what makes it so special, but what also makes it a thornie gracie, bbc news, hong kong. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, has declared a state of emergency on the city's subway. he says its dismal performance is wholly unacceptable. two days ago a subway train derailed in northern manhattan, injuring dozens and raising concerns about public safety. the governor has announced an extra $1 billion to improve the subway. venus williams has been accused of causing a car crash that led to the death of a passenger in another vehicle, according to a police report. the former world tennis number one was driving her car in florida when the accident happened at a crossroad. a 78—year—old man suffered injuries, and died two weeks later. venus williams was not hurt. in venezuela, protestors have returned to the streets, continuing three months of anti—government demonstrations. the attorney—general‘s office says there is evidence of the excessive use of force against demonstrators, an

hong kong has the freedom to protest, which is what makes it so special, but what also makes it a thornina's side. carrie gracie, bbc news, hong kong. and we will go live to hong kong to speak with our correspondent, so stay with us for that. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. after months of court battles, part of donald trump's travel ban is finally coming into effect. on monday, the supreme court partially upheld his executive order, restricting travel from six mainly muslim countries. the bbc‘s nada tawfik is monitoring this from new york. the administration, through the supreme court, said the ban could partially come into effect. they said those with bona fide relations in the united states would be exempt, so we saw the trump administration last night putting those guidelines in place on who they consider to have a bona fide relationship. they said those with close family ties, such as a daughter or a child or a spouse, could travel to the united states, could apply for a visa, as well as those who had a job offer, or were a student studying, or a journalist on as

liu xiaobo has been a constant thorn in the side of the chinese communist party since his involvementhen he and others got together and put together a manifesto called charter 08, with a specific plan to overhaul the government this was too much for the government this was too much for the authorities here and they put him behind bars for attempting to subvert him behind bars for attempting to su bvert state him behind bars for attempting to subvert state power. translation: as an honest intellectual with self—respect it was inevitable that i would write something which is antiestablishment. following the tiananmen square crackdown liu xiaobo was offered asylum inside the australian embassy, but when he got to the front gate he didn't go in. deciding instead to stay in his country and try and change it from within. for this he's paid a terrible price. that'sjust about within. for this he's paid a terrible price. that's just about it for this edition of outside source. we've been covering the new deal between the conservative party and democratic unionist party in the uk. this is an ar

tapes for three straight days now conservative activist james o'keefe has been a thorn in c.n.n. side on tuesday a video showed a producer from c.n.n. dismissing the coverage of russia on the network as nothing but a push for ratings and then on wednesday a second video showed c.n.n. host van jones referring to the very same coverage as a nothing burger now a third video showing c.n.n. president jeff zucker himself fleeing from o'keefe who is seen asking about the coverage of russia artie's on your part until has the latest if took a break from releasing any particularly explosive or revelatory reports today and attempted to secure comment from c.n.n. c.e.o. jeff zucker in light of his latest undercover series american proverb to c.n.n. take a look at how zucker avoided o'keefe questioning whether this is mr sluggers russians thirty to sixty fourth street in new york city losing are you doing moments that are about to rush a story. ok that was pretty cowardly there wasn't particularly sickly that. the incident comes after project veritas has released two videos catching c.n.n. em

. >> the thorn the in side of the smart railway which just today announced a soft opening and free preview rides. he says they're close to approval. it is still at an automated system. >> we're doing those responses as quickly as fobl get that. >> but at the crossing, it is controversial. they're saying smart has not listened to their concerns. >> as far as i'm concern, they're on notice right now for their liability if a pedestrian gets hit. >> the measure has forced sonoma county to spend $2 million on sidewalks and traffic improvements. at issue, trains move fast and on a bend. the crossing the blind and somewhat tight. if it is safe, why do they put flagmen here every day? >> they're just extra eyes and ears for smart. >> and yet they've announced they'll be putting in additional gates and other measures. they're willing to cut him some slack. it is a half billion-dollar railroad built from scratch but i had ask why they did not get it try it first time. >> it will be much, much better. should it have been done originally? absolutely. >> abc7 news. >> what did you think of the song tod

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. >> reporter: william fishman, thorn in the side of the smart railway, which announced a smart opening and free preview rides thursday. smart says they're close to final approval from the federal railway administration. >> every request they have we need to respond to, and we're doing those responses as quickly as possible. >> reporter: but the 64 crossings remains controversial. residents have been angry for years, saying smart has not listened to their concerns. >> they've been responsive at the point of a gun. >> as far as i'm concerned, they're on notice for their liability if a pedestrian gets hit. >> reporter: smart installed these fixes to control where people cross the track, forcing the county to spend $2 million on sidewalk and traffic improvements. the trains move past through here. the crossing is blind and somewhat tight. if it's really safe, locals ask, why are flag men here every daysome >> they're an extra safety precaution. >> reporter: they're willing to cut smart some flak. it's a $500 million railroad built from scratch, but we have to ask why smart did not get this

that's the thorn in the side here.specially if you don't have air-conditioning like mean that is broke. the fog report looks like this. three miles in trenton. .3 in the poconos. .8 in wildwood. here's future tracker 6 cloudy skies and patchy fog throughout the morning hours, showers and thunderstorms flaring up. same thing this afternoon. overnight tonight once we lose the heating from the sun we'll lose the risk of showers and thunderstorms only to see it flare up sunday. 9:00 a.m., sunday, father's day, waking up to clouds again, patchy fog, we expect peeks of sun throughout the afternoon hours with showers and thunderstorms developing in parts of the area. so we're not expecting the coverage to be widespread as what we'll see today. rainfall totals today, tomorrow, monday, you take all three days, you add up the numbers hear, this particularly model has over 4 inches of rain in philadelphia and closing in on 5 in wilmington. now, don't look at each particular town and city, and say this is what i am getting, just t

live on sky6 live hd, down in wilmington, look at all the haze, the humidity continues to be like a thornn the side. very, very high feeling like the gulf coast states, unfortunately that humidity will not go anywhere soon, it will stick around through monday afternoon. 76 degrees, we'll have more in the way of sunshine, these numbers will skyrocket in the upper 80s and low 90s. these temperatures will go up in the next couple of hours. dewpoints as high as they are it will feel horrible this afternoon. we expect the dewpoints to be above 70 all day long. hour by hour, later this afternoon we're looking at sun and clouds, a better day than yesterday, yesterday we pop-up see showers flare up, but most of us stay dry. ifreas it will be west of philadelphia. overnight tonight, warm and soupy. that leads us into monday, things get tricky. we start out with patch very humid again. here comes an approaching line, a cold front sweeping through the state of pennsylvania in the morning hours west to east. we get of thunderstorms, the storm prediction center is expecting a hefty line of storms alon

tapes for three straight days now conservative activist james o'keefe has been a thorn in c.n.n. side on tuesday a video showed a producer from c.n.n. dismissing the coverage of russia on the network as nothing but a push for ratings and then on wednesday a second video showed c.n.n. host van jones referring to the very same coverage as a nothing burger now a third video showing c.n.n. president jeff zucker himself fleeing from o'keefe who is seen asking about the coverage of russia artie's on your part until has the latest if took a break from releasing any particularly explosive or revelatory reports today and attempted to secure comment from c.n.n. c.e.o. jeff zucker in light of his latest undercover series american proverb to c.n.n. take a look at how zucker avoided o'keefe questioning whether this is mr sluggers russians thirty to sixty fourth street in new york city losing are you doing moments that are about to rush a story. or good those pretty cowardly.

juan williams, you would be forsaken thorn.aken farm, dana probably got the best name, which is iron god. and i am deeply angels. >> kimberly: that's perfect. it is gory. >> jesse: okay, kimberly. go to kimberly first. >> kimberly: okay, so some exciting news, first lady melania trump, she has it officially moved to d.c. and into the white house, which is very excited for them. baron is the first little boy to live in the white house in a long time. >> juan: a really heartwarming moment caught on tape, president carter on a plane, taking time to shake hands with everyone on the plane. and this is not the first time. he does this all the time. and we know >> bret: while president trump pushes his plans to try to move forward, the president's attorney general plans to testify in open session about the ag's past meetings with the russian ambassador and his ties to the russian investigation. this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. tonight president trump would like you to be thinking about