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. >>> the earthquakes introduced their new resume, tom fox. says his priorities are building a winner and increasing the fan base. we got game three tomorrow night. >> how do you feel about it? >> if the cavs don't win, they're toast. if their home crowd, it will be a closer game. i'm not sure if they can pull it out. >>> "abc7 news" continues now online, on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices with you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> that's our report. appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thanks for joining us. >>> who wants to play the telephone game? >> i do. >> me! >> let's do it. >> jimmy: this is what i'm going to whisper into guillermo's ear. okay? got it? all right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: lil yachty? what did we say? >> please smack me in a sand dish with tomato sauce tonight? >> jimmy: that's exactly right. >> g

. >>> the earthquakes introduced their new resume, tom fox. fox says his priorities are building a winner and increasing the fan base. we got game three tomorrow night. >> how do you feel about it? >> if the cavs don't win, they're toast. if their home crowd, it will be a closer game. i'm not sure if they can pull it out. >>> "abc7 news" continues now online, on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices with our at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. >>> that's our report. appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thanks for joining us. >>> we've got new viral videos on an all new show "right this minute." a sneaky student records a teacher's bad behavior. >> slaps the boy across the face. >> the classroom conspiracy to give the camera a clear view. >>> mention a word where you could just jump and run around. >> without the worry of being barefoot. >> yes. >> why this looks like a

. >>> the earthquakes introduced their new resume, tom fox.ncreasing the fan base. we got game three tomorrow night. >> how do you feel about it? >> if the cavs don't win, they're toast. if their home crowd, it will be a closer game. i'm not sure if they can pull it out. >>> "ab

. >>> official new team introduction tom fox, his resume includes two of the top english teams.be a big challenge. >> give our supporters a spiritual home for this club that's been in this market really for 40 years. he's done an amazing job and i'm really quite humbled to be here to fill his shoe the. >> nice to come in to a brand new stadium. >> tomorrow warriors and cavs at 5:00. tip-off after 6:00. >>> later tonight, a two-year-old boy playing in the park was force fed meth by this woman. >> and the uber driver accused of sexual harassing one of his passengers on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> a southern california liquor store lost several bottles of wine and champagne because of this. >> that's a peacock that got loose and the just strolled in. couldn't stop it from causing some damage. >> about $500 worth of wine and champagne lost. unclear where he came from. >> hope he's okay. thanks for joining us tonight. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. see you again at 11:00. narrator: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discret

tom fox will take over for dave who is leaving because he's the president 06 the oakland a's.joins the quakes after 2 years as being the ceo the english football colleague. san jose has played 15 dames -- games and won 350i6 -- won five of them. >>> let's check in with sal and that morning commute. >> hey, mike and gasia. it doesn't look too bad although we are seeing slow traffic. definitely noticing just a little bit of lighter commutes in some areas. let's start off with the bay area and you will see that r -- bay bridge and you will see that the traffic is going to be backed up for a 20 minute delay. no major issues on the span getting into san francisco as you drive through. it's kind of hard to ignore that spider isn't it? this is northbound 880. you think see some slow -- you can see some slowing. you might say that it looks kind of the same. it's just a little lighter. highway 4 issing -- is packed up through pay point and concord. so we've had a couple of incidents be understand -- but mostly slow traffic. 680 is slow from concord not quite into danville. highway 24 i

. >> san jose earthquakevise a new team president, former english premier league executive, tom fox is taking over. >> i think big challenges in major league soccer, big challenges in this market. i came because i think i can offer value and help the club get to where it wants to be. >> fox says he plans to "shut up and listen to earthquakes fans." how is that for a change? as he tries to fill the team. >>> girls soccer team in nebraska ticked out of aturnment, someone thought one of the players was a boy. this case involves 8-year-old milly hernandez, her family says her team was disqualified after organizers said she was listed as a boy on the team's roster. >> that i was a boy and my brother, he said it is only because of the looks, like when they look at me, they think i am a boy but i am really not. >> milly's soccer coach said it was gender discrimination, for sure. the team has filed a complaint now with the nebraska state soccer association. >>> fresh fish right off the boat. seems like a good idea in a place like san francisco. but the idea is meeting resistance, kpix 5's susi

. >>> the san jose earthquakes will introduce their new president tom fox. fox joins the quakes after two years as a ceo after a club in the english football league. the quakes will introduce him as a ceremony. san jose has played 15 games so far this season and won five of them. their next game is set for the 14th against the san francisco deltas. >>> an 8-year-old girl's soccer team was disqualify fied because of -- disqualified ied because of a mispriptd and a haircut. millie helped lead their team to the finals. they thought that she was a little boy because of a haircut and it's against regulation for a boy to play on a girl's team. the soccer association claim that is a misprint on the team's roster had her listed as male. >> the president of the tournament said that we made our decision and we wouldn't change it even -- and we had two -- we had her insurance card and we had a paper from when she was five. they said female on both. >> me my -- my brother said it's because of the looks. when they look at me think they that i'm a boy but i'm really not.

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tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> boy, that takes me back. >> i know. >> i'm a little older than you, soemember a little better than you. >> hearing the songs, the music. >>> coming up, the mishandling of sex assault cases at palo alto high school. we are learning that more than a dozen additional complaints have been failed with the school district since our original story last month. the latest on the investigation and policy changes coming up in a live report after the break. >>> also ahead, a close look at an alameda county program called the re-entry hiring initiative. it was supposed to help hundreds of former inmates get jobs. so why have only six been hired nearly a year after the goal was set? >>> breaking news on the east coast where a six-alarm fire is burning in boston in an apartment building that is under construction. you are looking at live pictures from the scene. you can see the smoke from that building. for those who know the boston area it is burning on dorchester avenue. firefighters have been climbing ladders to try to douse the flames. officials say the wood-framed

tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >>> president trump will hold the first fund raiser for his 2020 reelections evening at the trump hotel in dc. it comes with a price tag of $35,000 a plate. president trump will welcome donors at his hotel just down the street from the white house. critic say fun raises raises conflict of interest questions nough to cut financial ties done with his businesses. democrats plan to protest the event and the healthcare reform nertive. critics say $35,000 for one dinner is more than a family of four on medicaid makes in a year. >>> it's been nearly a year since an explosion rocked central park critically injured a but despite a they don't investigation, no arrests have been made. officials announced they're offering a $40,000 reward for any information that could help solve the case. they're also pleading with the public to send out photos or video they may have from the sc scene. >> attempting to ascertain who left this homemade explosive device at this location. right now, we still missing a lot of answers. specifically, we're

tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. >>> hundreds of people marched in st. paul, minnesota tonight after a jury acquitted a police officer of all charges. the protest was peaceful, but police moved in after some marchers blocked traffic on interstate 94 in both directions. officer yanez shot and killed castile during a traffic stop last year. today's not guilty verdict prompted outrage from his mother. yanez thought castile was reaching for a gun. prosecutors charged yanez with second-degree manslaughter saying no reasonable officer would have used deadly force. but after deliberating for 27 hours, the is jury disagreed. today his mother called the not guilty verdict that results in racism. >> i am so disappointed in a state of minnesota. my son lived this state. he had one tattoo on his body and then it was of twin city. the state of minnesota, they would please be honest. this city killed my son and -- and a murderer gets away. are you kidding me right now? >> reporter: castile's family was not alone in their outrage. barbara lee of oakland tweeted, "phila

live tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news it is funny to hear you say the temperature dipped to 97.>> reporter: at 6:00 in the morning it will be 64 degrees at its coldest which is certainly not hot but within a few hours it will be back to the middle 90s. that is a significant change in temperature in a short period of time part of that because of the residual heat. heat on top of heat so when it comes time for the sun to come not it goes up quicker. >> tom vacar thank you. >>> air-quality officials have issued a "spare the air" alert tomorrow the second day in a row they are warning of unhealthy air the combination of heat light wind and car exhaust combined to create smog. do your part by using carpal or public transportation. the air is expected to improve as temperatures ease extract phones are ringing at air conditioning repair companies. temperatures climbed over 100 in stockton and a lot of people were calling to have their air- conditioning check. workers say all the repair jobs are important but some go to the top of the list. >> when we have emergency calls and there are young childr

tom vacar forks 2 -- tom vacar fox 2 news. >>> so you're talking about a hot stretch. we've been advertising that today with the upper 90s out there. you probably felt the change in temperatures especially inland. tomorrow they'll continue to bump up the numbers. that's keeping an eye on next week. monday, tuesday, wednesday, they could easily have temperatures up 100 degrees. by the way this is inland. it will be a concern over the next few days. pleasanton the alameda county fair for tomorrow kicking off today. but tomorrow 7:00 a.m., it's already 67 degrees. by 12:00 already in the 90s. 4:00 it will be 100 degrees. outside right now our live camera looking towards the bay bridge. out towards san francisco. mostly clear skies with some patchy fog forming near the coastline first thing tomorrow morning. let's check in on the current numbers out there towards concord ask and santa rosa. here is the plan for tomorrow with fair skies into the afternoon hours. it'll be warm and hot. there's the temperature range. upper 60s for the coast. 70s and 80s right around the bay.

we're live at the dnc in tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >>> speaking of, coming up, slapping russia with sanctions. >>> the fall-out from president trump's decision to put pressure on russia. >>> bracing for severe weather. tropical storm cindy nears land. >>> the hot weather isn't movie you go out any time soon, we'll tell you how they're coping with it out west. caitlin >> i do feel bad. we've got heat ourselves on this first day of summer, temperatures right around 90, we'll be hotter tomorrow and continuing to track tropical storm cindy. however, the remnants of tropical storm cindy are in the forecast. coming up when fox 5 news returns. >>> the u.s. says it regrets russia's decision to cancel an upcoming meeting to discuss obstacles in the relationship. this comes after the u.s. an sanctions against russia stemming from their activities in the ukraine. the u.s. state department spokes woman says the u.s. remains open to discussions. but the sanctions will remain in place until russia honors its agreements. >>> much of the western part of the u.s. is baking under an oppressive h

live on the hill, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >>> there were at least five congressional hearingsian trump allegations as well as the fbi probe. today on capitol hill, a group of protesters said that's not enough and calling for more, more than a dozen liberal watch dog groups demonstrated at the capitol, they were there to deliver signature of what they claim are more than 4 million people urging a full investigation into trump alleged on a discharge petition dedicated to creating independent commission to investigate those alleged ties >> we need that building and members of congress to put country before party. we need to know whether you're an independent, a republican or democrat, if our elections were hacked, how did they do it? and what other information do we need to know from that? >> the capitol meantime, a democratic congressman said he impeachment against the le of - president. al green made the call for impeachment on the house floor claiming the firing of james comey constituted obstruction of justice. articles of impeachment are simply a statement allegations. the p

tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right, another hot weekend is winding down and our hot workweek is just beginning, mark? >> yeah, this is a long stretch, guys. the temperatures are still around 100 degrees. in fact thursday, that'll be the day where you could see the temperatures even hotter than today. and now today, compared to tomorrow we are actually going to cool things off tomorrow and still some hot numbers. but instead of that 106 in santa rosa, they will go down to the upper 90s. san francisco instead of 88. and concord is cooling down to about 8 degrees. san jose cooling down by 8 degrees as well to the mid-90s. here is the big picture out here in the pacific and the main storm track up to our north. welcome in closer because we have a fog bank trying to inch closer to our close line. and we have a change in the wind direction. more of an on shore breeze to help transport some of the fog closer to the coast first thing tomorrow morning. and well at least that's the forecast models and what they're thinking. right now it's 11:00. we still have temperatures in the 80s out t

tom johnson, fox news. >>> we are following breaking news from the south bay. is in, in the case against three santa clara county jail guards accused of beating an inmate to death. good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. we begin tonight in santa clara county where we just learned the verdicts in the case against three sheriff's deputies charged with the beating death of inmate michael tyree. all three of those officers have been found guilty of second-degree murder. tyree's body was discovered in his jail cell in 205 on the day he died he was waiting to be sent to a mental health facility. the deputies could spend years unprison as a result of this verdict. ktvu's jesse gary was inside the courtroom as the jury read the verdict aloud. he is gathering more information now. >> ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza joins us now. your reaction. >> i'm not surprised. abutted an hour ago i said that it is going to be guilty, at least i assumed that from all the evidence. i think one of the big things that led me to that, it's a small thing, but one

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. >> fox 5 tom fitzgerald live on capitol hill fitz. there was really important stuff we heard that ran counter to what comey will say and plus now we're learning that we may know who's going to run the fbi. >> reporter: a beat of a pregame, if you will to the big game tomorrow. jim and sarah, we learned about this this afternoon, the statement, the opening statement that former fired fbi director james comey is going to deliver to the senate intelligence committee was released in addition to the part you just mentioned there is going to be a section tomorrow which comey is going to explain a phone call that allegedly went from the president to james comey in which he will tell senators that he wanted to quote lift the crowd regarding the investigation surrounding former nsa official mike flynn. now, while this was coming out today, of course, the senate intelligence hearing was going o. the white house taking no opportunity to let this go, reading comey's statement. the president's personal lawyer, who's going to be handling the white

(shots) >> we've team coverage on all angles of the story, we want to start with fox 5 tom fitzgerald. he's live from simpson ballfield in alexandria where this unfolded. tom, this was a stunning attack in the quiet neighborhood of dell ray. walk us through what happened. >> reporter: out of the blue, this morning, tony at about seven minutes after 7:00, congressional members that were taking part in the republican team for the congressional ballgame scheduled for tomorrow night at nates park were in the middle of practice. senator jeff flake telling us that he had just come from batting, turned around and heard somebody yell gun. he and others then dove for cover. "eyewitness news"s telling gun battle went on between capitol police and the subject, james hodgkinson for at least ten minutes. some people reporting hearing as many as 100 shots fired. the fbi tonight relating not only the image of their suspect, james hodgkinson who was shot and killed here today, but as well as asking for information, just about 30 minutes ago, the fbi special agent in charge of the washington field off

fox 5 tom fitzgerald starting us live in alexandria. fitz?reporter: jim and shawn, good evening, we're at the simpson ballfield. many members of congress and the republican side dove into that block dug-out in order to avoid the gunfire, many say if it wasn't for the quick actions of the u.s. capitol police, the death toll could have been higher than just the suspect. the fbi washington field office, special agent in charge, tim slater released a bulletin on the suspect, they're asking anyone in the specifically in the dell ray neighborhood to contact them if they know anything about the suspect, james hodgkinson. they believe he's been in this area since march, living out of his car and trying to see whether or not he's had interactions in alexandria with anybody along his way. this is been a dramatic day, a mile a minute. it's been times hard to catch your breath. we wanted a give you a rundown on the sights and sounds of this afternoon and hear from the people who were on the baseball field. >> it was supposed to be a friendly practice wed

go live to fox's tom fitzgerald in washington, d.c. let's start with the travel ban. tom?reporter: well, lucy, this came as a bombshell this morning. this was the final day of the u.s. supreme court term want this was was not a decision but an announcement. what they announced was, that the court next october is going to hear the travel ban case. you'll remember two lower courts knock this ban out earlier this year. they said this was not a travel ban. they ruled that this was a muslim ban. why did they do that? well, in large part in the court argument it was because president trump during the campaign had said it was that. so the court's decision to take this case today away from the lower costs does this. it sets those decisions aside. it will allow this travel ban to now go into effect in limited form. limited form is this. people from six muslim a majority countries will be banned from traveling into the united states if they do not have what's called a bonafide connection to either an individual or entity here in the united states. now supporters of this are hailing

tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. >>> don't forget download our free weather app for the very latest on the conditions. we post updates daily on facebook twitter and instagram. >>> after weeks of secret meetings senate republicans are releasing their proposed health- care bill coming up after the break what the legislation includes and doesn't have enough support to pass? >>> two man shot and killed in east contra costa county why it may be a case of self-defense when "the four on 2" continues. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> after huddling behind closed-door meetings senate republican leaders revealed a draft of their health care bill already there is opposition a

but first you have tom price with us. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you it is good to be with you. >> what is in this bill for an average family worried about the cost of healthcare and wondering if they're going to be able to get and keep coverage? why should they care about this bill in why should they want this bill? >> i think the thing to appreciate is where we are headed right now is the wrong direction. we as premiums and deductibles increasing. people cannot afford them so they cannot take care. more insurers are announcing that they are not going to be able to provide coverage in 2018. this bill would provide market stability. make it so insurance companies can come back into the market and provide coverage to individuals. it would make it so that there insurance reform so that individuals have more choices. it does with mandates so you are not forced to buy something the government wants you to purchase courses you have to purchase. you get the choice as individuals across the land to purchase the coverage that is right

tom bakar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> national transportation research group showing california's rural roads are some of the worse and most deadly in the company. released by the group's trip, it evaluates safety and condition of the nation's rural roads an bridges. thirty-eight percent of california's rural roads are in poor condition. the rate of fatal accidents is the second highest in the country, only behind south carolina. the report says the results of the study show the consequences of years of backlogged maintenance. >>> draymond green named the nba defense i player of the year. red carpet was rolled out in new york last night at a special awards ceremony hosted by drake. draymond accepted the award in a pair of shorts. draymond beat out utah jazz center gubert. >> it's amazing, when you set goals a lot of times in life, you know, people set goals and seem like you never reach. but when you do reach some of those goal that you set it's an incredible feeling, because you have accomplished something you set out to do. and so, you know, having been right there for the last two years an

tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another beautiful day around the bay area. a little warmer, though. back over tboil in the weather center for a full check of the forecast as we get closer to that four-day holiday weekend. >> coming right up. it is a little warmer today. it's been a little warmer. just a touch. today was maybe a degree or two warmer but we did see a couple of low 90s in the inland bay valleys. not that dissimilar from yesterday. there's that ninth antioch, 83 in livermore. and then tomorrow, in theme with the rest of this week, we will warm another couple of degrees, but the changes are super subtle. each day this week has looked -- well, yeah, kind of identical. very similar. there's fog along the coast, and that has bin dent could. we've seen that each morning and night. fog again tomorrow morning. if you had it this morning, will you probably have it tomorrow morning. you've got it out in daly city right now, and it's actually got a back edge now that is showing up kind of back in here. right here. you can see that back edge. it's already shooting across the bay.

reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> uc berkeley plans to build a gender-inclusive locker room that anyone, including transgender people, can use. it is the first of its kind in the u.c. system. the 4500-square-foot gender inclusive locker room will be carved out of the existing men's and women's locker rams at the sports facility. unlike the locker rooms now this new one will have private changing rooms and lockers and partitioned showers and bathroom stalls. the goal is to help make transgender students and gym members feel more comfortable. but anyone, men, women, or transgender people, or their familiesl be able to use them. >> i think it's pretty important because you want to feel safe in the locker room. >> i think it's a good use of the space. you know, it's just something new and something new for us to adapt to. >> university officials say they started looking into the $2.7 million project at the request of students. the money to pay for it comes from adds 54 student wellness fee that students pay every year to support the recreational sports facility and other pr

fox's tom johnson has the heart-stopping story. >> reporter: shooting in pulse nightclub is just minuteslando police officer figueroa driving 100 miles per hour desperate to get there. desperate to help. >> oh, man i got to get there. >> reporter: at the scene, chaos and fear outside. >> go, come to me, come to me. this way. >> let's go. let's go. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: >> get back, get back. >> reporter: inside, come out with your hands up or you will die. gunfire. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: suffering and death. >> there's a hallway that goes into the main area i guess and there's they're bodies everywhere body camera video comes from nine different officers. >> lord jesus watch over here me. >> and three different police agencies. >> many gunshot victims. they'll need a lot of people. >> it is brutal. >> i got someone shot back here. i need some help. i got someone shot in my car, let's go. >> reporter: terrifying. and sad. >> what's that? >> 23 on the floor dead. >> reporter: but it gives an important vivid first person perspective on the most horrific shooting in american history. >>

tom bevin is here. he's the head writer for kennedy on fox business and his special one hour of the state of the union is online. tom, let's start with you. your thoughts -- you see bomb sides. i've known you a long time. you're amazing. tell me, where does the country stand right now? are they in favor or against what donald trump did? >> i don't think -- nothing so far has moved the needle. we've been in this suspended animation since the campaign, right? democrats hate donald trump. they hate this decision. they have given him an 8% approval rating. republicans by and large have stood with him on a variety of decisions. this is the decision that his base likes. it's a campaign promise. one of the main ones. independents? we'll have to see. in my analysis, at the end of the day, this is all background noise to whether or not he can make the economy hum when it's time for re-election. he's promised the american people that he can do everything. he made that explicit yesterday in this announcement. this is about growth for him. that's what it's about. >> jamie, another new high in the stock market. the d

fox news specialists." our specialist today are tom wilson and tom shillue.rmation about reality winner, the nsa contractor accused of leaking top-secret info about russia's interference in the u.s. election to an online news site. they say wrote that she would burn the white house to the ground. prosecutors say that she may also have more government secrets, leading her to be denied bail. let's go to you on this. they basically said she is a flight risk, which is what prosecutors relied their denial motion and the judge agreed. this is the thing about leakers. we went through what is a legal or in the illegal leak, one of those things is putting national security interest in danger. >> she is a criminal full stop. i take a different perspective than republicans do, i feel sorry for her in the sense that a victim of the society and environment right now where everything donald trump is evil and a crime and if anything helps democrats, it is good. as we listen to the statements being made by hillary clinton, leon panetta, loretta lynch, nancy pelosi, she grew

obama, and is he, susan rice has unmasking material is at obama library, or to explain, tom fenton, sarah carter, foxng how she gets access to unmasking in the first place? how did she get to that level? >> i'm sure that mueller is investigating it, right, sean? so we the national security council which advises the president on national security matters, about the involvement in the unmasking about the dnc hacking, russia collusion, everything you think you would want from susan rice's files over at the national security council, and we got a letter back from the national security council saying all documents from the obama administration have been turned over to the presidential library, and they helpfully gave us the address of the library. >> sean: really? you want to go over, mr. obama, can i please has -- have those? >> now we can get the records for the presidential library, under the presidential records act, the freedom of information act which is what we typically use to get documents, does not apply until five years after obama leaves office. but something can be done in the meantime. to th

fox news specialists." our specialists today are shelby holliday and tom fitton.ls growing louder for justice ruth bader ginsburg to recuse herself from the trump travel ban case. in an interview she said this "i can't imagine what the country would be like with donald trump as our president. it could be four years for the country, for the courts, well, i don't want to contemplate that." those remarks have critics claiming that her personal bias would tilt her decision on the travel ban. gregg jarrett has a piece talking about why he feels she should recuse herself. i predicted this would be a problem when she came out and spoke politically about the election. here it is. >> eric: you did. a lot of jaws dropped when she did that. as you well know, the only way she's going to be able to be taken off the case is if she recuse yourself. she can't be told to get off. when she did that, didn't she open yourself up to judicial activism, judicial bias on everything that she decides that's a far right, far left debate, like this? trump travel ban, it's got his name on it.

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that means it's time for the fox beat. tomhitting theaters this weekend. >> kevin mccarthy is on this location. kev joins us from our zip trip. kevin i'm doing the, you know, put your hand to your what's the latest on what movies we should see this weekend? >> yes, allison, i'm trying to be as professional as possible here. i am on location -- no, i'm kidding. i'm on location here in georgetown. the new films opening up this week are the mummy as well as -- we'll start off with the mummy first. i just saw this about eight hours ago starring tom cruise a reboot of mummy franchise we've already seen before. all they're doing now is they're creating a dark universe. it's going to be this film and the the frankenstein and dracula and this is the beginning of all that and tom cruise plays a character and years and years and years ago an ancient princess was mummified alive that's sophia bottle la's character. you know her from the recent star trek film. present day she's brought back, trying to bring back an ancient evil into the p

here is health and human services secretary tom price on fox news sunday. >> what we're trying to doto thread the needle and make it so the president says every single american needs to be able to have access to the kind of coverage they want and insuring that pre-existing illnesses are covered. no lifetime caps and individuals have the choices necessary so that the system is responsive to people and patients, not responsive to government. >> shannon: let's bring in brit hume fox news senior political analyst and host of fox news sunday yesterday. what sense do you have there on the hill and in washington and from the secretary this actually will get to a senate vote this week and whether it will pass? >> i am not sure it will get to a vote this week. you have different members with different objections and when you boil it down. one of the things at the center of this is the same old problem that has been plaguing this city and this country for decades, and that is entitlement spending. obamacare entailed a very major expansion of medicaid to bring in -- take it beyond poor people's

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on "fox news sunday," breaking them here for chris wallace full city with health and human services secretary tom price, longtime advocate for repealing obamacare at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel and "fox and friends" tomorrow morning. one-on-one with ivanka trump starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. right after she did this interview is fascinating, really in depth and at times a personal look at the first daughter. transferring "fox and friends" this morning, donald trump told pete hegseth is a very narrow path. he thinks republican senators aren't that far off. kristin fisher report the very latest in the white house. >> for the second day in a row, president trump is in virginia, buddies interviewed gave us a lot of insight into how confident he is the health care bill can get through the senate. he remains very optimistic but he also is plenty of room for errors. let's listen. >> famous last words, but i think we are going to get there. i can't promise. i think we are going to get there. reporter: only two republican senators can vote outcome of the five have come out and said the

tom brady's son. heather: gavin mcgraw coming up on "fox & friends." >> i have done in five months what other people haven'tgetting our first look at the secret senate healthcare bill. >> the way this bill cuts healthcare is heartless. >> speech you just heard was about a bill that he hasn't seen. >> it's a very, very narrow path. but i think we are going to get there. >> we are getting word now that some democrats even want nancy pelosi to step down. >> if we're going to win, we have to have new leadership. >> you wants me to sing my praises. i'm a master legislator. i'm a strategic astute leader. >> i hope nancy stays at least a decade. i think she is so helpful to us. >> i would like to keep her right where she is. our record is extrao

first good morning and welcome to fox 5 news morning on sunday june 4th, i'm annie yu >> i'm tom fitzgeraldre going to begin with the latest developments overnight in that deadly london terror attack, seven people now 48 injured after three terrorists go on a killing spree. the attacks unfolding last night at 10:00. it started when a white van plowed down a crowded street. then three attackers got out of that van, and started stabbing people. those attackers are believed to be dead and the incident now under control. >> angelie hemphill joining us with the latest. good morning, angelie. >> reporter: good morning, tom and annie, it was just a little over a week ago where people were showing up here to the british embassy to leave flowers to show their respects after that suicide bombing in manchester at the arianna grande concert. as you can see, a fresh bouquet of flowers now sits outside the embassy after last night's deadly attack that left seven people dead is and i want to go straight to this video to show you how quickly everything escalated. escalated. >> get down, >>> 10:00 p.m. loca

we are thrilled to have lieutenant general tom trask, and vice admiral retired mark fox, formerly deputy commander general of the united states central command along with matt to talk about the report. without further ado i'll turn it over to matt. >> thank you, fred. thank you, general trask, and admiral fox, and frankly all the team here at aei that's helped put this event together, as well as all the people behind the scenes for the past two, two plus years that have been working with me on the research. this has been a labor of love for many years. and it's inspired not only by my work here at the institute, but frankly by my number of years working inside the u.s. government, from my time in the department of defense, and particularly my time at u.s. central command serving with these two fine gentlemen as well as general petraeus and john allen and particularly under jim mattis, where we struggled with these issues of how to understand iran and its behavior, how we can better anticipate what iran is going to be able to do. and this is what really pushed me when i came here to aei,

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fox news specialists shelby holliday and tom fitton and we thank you all for watching. make sure to follow us on social media at specialistsfnc on twitter and facebook. 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" is next. >> bret: republicans huddle up at the legislative session begins. they controlled the white house and both chambers of congress. why is moving the president's agenda so hard? this "special report" ." welcome to washington. i am bret baier. president trump and republican congressional leaders are trying to come up with the plant tonight to get the president's agenda flowing through the legislative pipeline. the legislative calendar closes and for the fiscal year and they are running out of days. main issues: health care and tax reform. the main challenge, getting g.o.p. lawmakers to come together and use their majorities to get things done. it sounds easier than it's been. chief white house corresponded john roberts starts us off tonight on the north lawn with this afternoon's big meeting. >> good evening. with the news cycle expected to be dominated

. >>> good morning, welcome to fox 5 news morning on this sunday, thanks so much for wake up with us, i'm annie yu >> i'm tom fitzgerald. it is instead, june 25th, so great to see you. we thank you for joining iwe start good stuff >> a wonderful saturday afternoon and we'll have great one day. little cooler which is shocking to say >> we said we can do without the humidity and you delivered. >> yes, and we'll deliver it again as we take a live look outside on this glorious sunday morning, blue sky for miles, we don't have that haze hanging over the city that we've become customsed to so much. but no, it is just a gorgeous start. temperatures are pretty comfortable out there. responding to the strong sun this time of year, it's still amazing how much daylight we get. i was noticing 9:30 you could still see a little bit of light. 75 at reagan national, 66 dulles, 69 bwi, 70 in annapolis, 66 frederick, partly cloudy to mostly sunny. 79 by 11:00. low humidity, light breeze, 83 by 2:00, 85 by 5. a cold front this afternoon, recent enforcing the colder air mass, low 80's to look at that you were 70's when you get

"reason" magazine editor katherine mangu-ward, and fox news contributor and dashing man of the world, tom shillue. he's our citizen. i'm glad that you -- >> i fully back that one. kennedy: obviously the healthcare plan covers some major issues. let's start with its effect on taxes. tom, we see the individual and employer mandates are gone. in addition to most other taxes in obamacare except for the cadillac tax. >> the cadillac tax is still there. can we think of a more modern car than the cadillac tax? >> the met -- the metaphor for n luxury is not a cadillac. >> this is why we need a flat tax. there are costs and then there are benefit. people who don't pay federal taxes, they on look at benefit. they don't think about the costs. there is costs to all this stuff. but all anyone talks about is mean. we have senator schumer with a sign that says mean on it. they should wear that as a badge of honor. we are cutting it down because there was too much stuff in the other one. kennedy: what is mean is sending middle class families over the subsidy cliff. they will have to pay full price for th

next guest is one of the few people who can list daily show correspondent and fox news host on their resume. please welcome tom you again. now let me-- let us explain to the people here what i mean by that, is that you and i are in a very elite group. we worked for the daily show before swron stewart. >> the daily show. >> stephen: it was just called the daily show. >> with craig kill borne. >> stephen: what's that. >> heard of it? plaws plawses. >> stephen: now there are no-- i don't believe there are any existing tapes of that show. we actually tried to get them and there is nothing. >> i don't have anything. >> stephen: they ground up those old tapes and used them to fill in like children's playgrounds or something like that. >> yeah. but you, i used to learn from you because you were the new guy, remember they called you the new guy. >> stephen: yeah, it was brian you thinker, a whitney brown and then i was the new guy. >> but i learned from you because you had a way of interviewing people. you would gain their trust, so well. i mean and they shouldn't have trusted you. >> stephen: no. >> but you know. >>