how did you spen the weekend. >> tweet us use 5 >> europe must become more several reliant saying thees in which we can 23u8 somewhat over and she made remarks in cam pain speech yesterday and this comes days after president trump first official visit to europe. chancellor never mentioned president trump in her speech and her comments seemed to be aimed at mr. trump in flash with european liters at the g 7 meeting and nato summit. meantime british police arrested two more people and raided several more locations as they had the hunt tore suspect in the manchester bombing. 13 people are in custody for he questioning in the terrorist attack and 22 people died and more than 100 were injured. >> a story breaking all west long another member of president's team getting caught up in growing russia investigation. son-in-law jacket kushner made proposal to bypass traditional dip maltic chance lorz. this was a secret channel in a transition team and russia using russian diplomatic facilities to do. it democrats are calling for curbmer to take abscess. homeland security secretary john kelly doe

tweet us right now. know was think about that or anything else going on in the world of politics. use that #5a30 your tweets coming up on our political show tonight at 6:30. >> some virginia police departments getting a big boost from a group of 7-eleven franchise owners. they hosted a franchise leadership council event in springfield today where owners gathered to preview and sample new innovative products. funds are being donated to the police departments in various counties. we spoke to one owner about why they cl chose to do this. >> i think that our police departments are key to our business. they are -- they are there every day when we need them and they are there also to help us feel safe. they come to our store every single day any time. they're 24 hours, we're 24 hours. so, we work really well together. and, you know, they are the first line of our defense if we need anything, first person we call is our police department. >> polpolice departments in loudoun fairfax arlington and prince william

. >>> tweet us your thoughts on the firing of james comey. use that #5at630 and look for your tweet on our political show coming up in about 24 minutes. >> well, today federal officials announce a massive operation that led to the arrest of gang members linked to illegal immigration. since the operation started in march, 1,378 people have been arrested. $491,000 seized 238 guns but recently ice put both montgomery and prince george's county on a list of communities that they say refuse to cooperate with ice detainers. the director tells fox5 this hurts law enforcement and puts the public at risk. >> when they get released without our attention they're back in the streets. now we have to find the individual. we know the recidivism rate is between 30 and 40 percent and they're crime in many case. >> 52 people arrested in d.c. maryland and virginia with more than half of them members of the ms-13 gang. >> new details now on the investigation into former d.c. public schools chancellor kaya henderson. fox5 learned she may have given seven people sp

tweet us your thoughts now use the 5@630 and look for tweet on political show coming up next at 6:30. >> well the controversial share of who recently accepted job in trump administration is now denying plagiarism ago stations and we'll have more on that. >> and controversy tonight after a christian high school won't let one student participate in graduation sue. >> tony, shawn, a bit of gloomy start to workweek. we had showers around this morning the first system as you can see here has fuld a away. what's left tonight just a lot of clouds and slight chance of shower. we are not done with roundsf rain. are we going to be able to chase it out of here before memorial day weekend we'll talk about that and give you timing for next round of rain coming up in a few minutes, sean. >> thank you, sue. a storied idea we would like to hear from you the tip line is on 202-895-3000 or send email to "fox5" tips wttg.com we'll be right back "tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes

tweet us your thoughts right now. use the #5@6:30 and then for your tweet on our political show coming up next at six. thirty. >> a man is dead tonight after a shooting in southwest d.c. now, police are looking for the gunman. it happened this afternoon in the middle of irvington treat near the prince george's county county line. paul wagner starts us off live from the scene. >>reporter: tony, we talked to chief newsham who was up here at the scene a little earlier today. he said this was a surprise to have a homicide up here in this section of the city. he says it's been pretty quiet for sometime. we looked at this area is not very high at all. so daytime shooting here in the middle of the street was somewhat unusual. this is what we can tell you and show you some video that we shot earlier today. the way, it looked like the gunman may have pursuing or running after the man he was trying to hit when d.c. fire and ems arrived they found the man unconscious in the middle of the block after an hour or so on the scene, po

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tweet us, twitter.com/booktv, or basic, on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> joint is not on a booktv set the author of this book, cleve jones, "when we rise: my life in the movement" is theme name of the book. mr. jones, what is the moving you speak of? >> guest: it's the big movement, a movement for peace and for social justice. when i was 17 i discovered that part of th

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you can tweet us using the #5@6:30. we'll be right back. >> we're back now with a fox5 exclusiv investigation of dnc staffer seth rich, nearly one year after he was killed, a private vasor claims he has evidence that could link rich's murder to his work with the dnc which is at direct odds with what the d.c. police department's investigation found which was that rich was killed in a botched rob rivment marina maracco joins us now with what we learned last night. it could be a big break-in the investigation. >>reporter: it could be and it's the first time that someone say there's confirmation and it's coming from a former fbi director and is sourcing a detectivive who was close to the investigation. he teased, p if you will, to this big break from fox news today that there were more than 40,000 e-mails that fox news says this source found from seth rich to wikileaks. of course the question is where were those e-mails found? where are the computers? as far as we d.c. police sourced information has ly that there was only o

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tweet us, twitter.com/or booktv. or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> and now joining us on booktv is university of arizona professor william mishler. professor, what do you do here at the university? >> guest: i'm a professor of political science in the cool of government and public -- in the school of government and public policy. >> host: what do you teach? >> guest: i teach a variety of things. i teach theories of democracy, democratization, a little statistics and the intro to american government. >> host: well, we're here to talk to you about your book, "popular support for an undemocratic regime: the changing views of russians." is vladimir putin, in your view, democratically elected? >> guest: yeah, probably. you know, it was a, an election which had a variety of undemocratic features, but if the question is have there with been a free -- had there been a free and tear election this every regard would he is have won, i think the answer is probably yes. all elections have some sorts

tweet us your thoughts right now use 5@630 and then look for the tweet on the political show which comes up next at 6:30. first here's a look what is coming up in the show. >> ronica cleary here at the white house today 5@630 and do you believe healthcare is a product or right. of course we have a twitter poll going on. we would love to hear from y you. weigh in, use the #, we'll be back >> put your grossyes down. >> they elected macron who beat le pen with 65% of the vote this is the 39-year-old's first time holding public office. despite conflicting issues president trump congrat macron on twitter. >> to texas governor greg ab so the signed sanctuary city ban. it allows police ask if they're in the u.s. legally after a traffic stop. they're one of the toughest immigration laws in the country. governor abbott signed the law last night on facebook live without anyone or without letting anyone know in advance. >> this scene going on all weekend new orleans and people on both sides are at odds over removal of three confederate monuments. >>. >> stay with us tonight at 6. 18 members of frat

tweet us. >>> holiday weekend is almost here. >> sandhya patel is tracking the forecast. >> and it includes a shift in the pattern. find out what it means for holiday. >>> bay area girl who vanished a year ago today and family members who refuse to give up hope. >>> train versus a truck. what went wrong on the tracks. also -- >> a bottle rock sound check. in napa as maroon 5 gets ready to take stage. >> first a look at "jimmy kimmel live." >> it's wonderful. >> cut a hole in the grapefruit? >> yes you do. >> wouldn't that sting? >> you got to know what you're doing. >> get me >>> friends and family of missing teenager gathered today to mark a painful moment in their lives. exactly one year ago today the 1-year-old was last seen. today those who knew her gathered at vallejo field. walking to school when witnesses say saw this man attack her and she was dragged away screaming. later he died in shootout with the police. >> question is where she's at. >> detectives never found more than traces of blood in the car. no sign of a body. >>> a train hits a tractor trailer stopped on tracks at inters

be sure to tweet us pictures of your favorite teachers. use #nbc4dc. we love our e >>> good morning, i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. we told you about the wildfires burning in georgia. now we know more than 200,000 square miles have burned. there are a lot of people under evacuation orders, but no buildings have been burned. good news there. firefighters say they are feeling good about the progress that they're making. some 700 crews are working to contain the fires this morning. back over to you. >> thank you, erika. >>> coming up on want to turn to sheena parveen talking about the rain heading our way. >> we have rain heading our way. before you walk out the door this morning, grab the umbrella. here's a look at the radar. this radar is looking to show rain heading towards the district. the timing of it coming up and what you can expect with heavy rain around 81 in culpepper. we'll show you where it's heading and what you can expect. let's head over to melissa. >> hi, sheena. taking a look at 50 near 197 eastbound. tow truck on the scene. still

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tweet us your thoughts right now use #5at630, then look for your tweet on our political show coming up next at 6:30. >>> dc cab driver is behind bars tonight accused of sexual assaulting a female passenger over memorial day weekend. fox 5 tisha lewis joins us with the story from 16th street in northwest. >> reporter: the driver was arrested here in the 16th street neighborhood after a passerby spotted the struggle and you can understand why and see it's a very busy roadway in this neighborhood. the defendant is identified as 24-year-old mchoe nan charged with sexual abuse and kidnapping. the victim told police she blacked out and when she woke up, she was in the back seat of the cab with the taxi driver raping her. she reportedly became and began to push him off. that's when a police report said he got into the front seat and began to drive. it was in this neighborhood in northwest the victim apparently begged mch o nan to stop driving and let her out. ultimately a third party in another car witnessed the exchange, and forced the cab to stop here. i did speak with an attorney for the u

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tweet us your thoughts now. use the #5at630. you can tweet about the comey situation or anything else regarding politics. then you should look for your tweet on our political show coming up at 6:30. >>> here are the top five things happening right region. students at the university of maryland held a sit in on campus today, they're frustrated because it's been nearly a week since a noose was found at the kitchen at the fraternity house. according to the students, the administration has not taken action, and didn't notify the student body. the university's president condemned the action on twitter. >>> take a look at this surveillance video. loudoun county police say that man planned to hold up the food mart in sterling wearing sunglasses dark mask along with a hoodie. he left the store without taking any cash. >>> tonight, fairfax county are looking for the man behind two robberies, two hours party, first at cigar world on leesburg pike, the man was wearing a hoodie, demanded cash then drove to south kings highway and did the exa

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our capitol hill producer sent us a tweet.raigkaplan.ow him @ $8s talks about the initial billion that was meant for people to help pay for insurance and health care. on the first page summary it modifies existing modifications. $1 billion from 2018-2023. the states that have been granted a waiver, according to the summary, it would direct funds to be used to a premiums or out-of-pocket costs for individuals that may be subject to an increase in monthly rates because they reside in a state with a waiver, have a pre-existing condition, are not health carechased in the individual market. it also has minor technical amendments. if you follow craig kaplan on twitter you get these updates, summary froms representative upton. san diego, california on the oppose line. caller: yes. host: good morning, go ahead. caller: yes. i am calling to oppose changes in the health care bill. host: which changes? caller: the pre-existing conditions and the wait to purchase. host: why those? think it is not as good of the deal as having people on in

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tweet us, twitter.com/booktv, or basic, on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> joint is not on a booktv set the author of this book, cleve jones, "when we rise: my life in the movement" is theme name of the book. mr. jones, what is the moving you speak of? >> guest: it's the big movement, a movement for peace and for social justice. when i was 17 i discovered that part of that movement was particularly for people like me. now called lgbtq, something something something. >> host: that movement is larger than the gay movement treachery fastly i grew up. i grew up believing that all of these movements for social justice were connected, that we are all part of a larger struggle to end war and end racism and poverty. i think that's changed a bit over the years but it is still the way i look at and i think it would be helpful for people viewed it that way. >> host: how would you define the gay movement today, 2017? >> guest: right now in 2017 i think lgbt people face a real challenge.ac we have won some very important victories in recent years,, particularly during the obama administ

tweet us. >> oh, man, we've got to wait nearly a week for that? here's a look at the san mateo bridge. it's breezy from time to time. let's talk about what's going on as far as your commute planner. on the bay, it's going to be good. not as breezy. on the roads, watch out for isolated drizzle. hardly any of us will see any. i just want you to be aware. let's talk about temperatures around san francisco. 53 to 54 everywhere except for ocean beach. on the other side, the ferry building at 55. we have 55 in richmond. palo alto, pittsburg, all right. here's your forecast. it doesn't look much different temperaturewise. starting the weekend cool and tomorrow slightly warmer. 50s in the coast in san francisco and east bay and south bay and you can see a few 80s starting to show up on sunday. if you're heading to stinson beach, cloudy and 58. a little sunshine tomorrow. look at that, 64 for sunday and 65 for monday. if you're heading up to tahoe, you have to watch out, once again, for the flooding that's possible. temperatures average today mid-60s. uppe

. >>> tweet us @rightthisminute and follow the show all day long. >>> check this video out.o was captured by an organization that checks out the life of whales that migrate during the spring in spain. they are calling this a thin whale but this is rarely seen off the coast of spain. they have the drones up in the air to check out the water quality and watch as the whales migrate this time of year. however, they were really excited when they spotted this one. this mom and her calf. mom is believed to be about 75, 78 long. the calf about 26 feet long. >> i was sitting there because they look monster. i was wondering are these teeny tiny or -- >> they look kind of skinny. >> they're going to an area that's protected for them so they can eat freely and build up whatever they need to once they get there. >> it's really beautiful footage. >> it makes you want to travel there and go see this area just to see the water. but amazing for them because this group is committed to documenting the migration of whales through spain. for them, this is basically a high holiday. ♪ >> he's in t

tweet us at atp 60. no, you tell me. i'm watching the news. but it feels like i'm watching nn watch the news. just take an hour. figure out what you want to say. hen go on the air. i'd turn you guys on it feels like a little midget ran into the room and trying to tell you a story. read. take a minute. drink the milk. hen tell us the story, wolf. i know i'm a bunch -- i don't have a solution on how to win back trust. i don't. but in the age of trump, i know that you guys have to be more perfect now more than ever because you are how the president gets his news. not from advisors. not from experts. not from intelligence agencies. you guys. so that's why you got to be on your a game. you got to be twice as good. you can't make any mistakes because when one of you misses up, he blames your entire group. and now you know what it feels like to be a minority. and i -- i don't work twice as hard for half the credit? remember, you're a minority. you guys got a lot more experience than me, but i got three decades of being brown. if you want to survive t

if you want to ask questions -- and you can tweet us. a bit about u.s. capability. when you say it could meet midair to knock a missile out, how does that work specifically? guest: during the cold war, interceptors were equipped with nuclear warheads. as far as we know, the russians still have the interceptor. you would launcher interceptor and be able to hit the missile. you do not hit that close. near it, and the explosive power of the detonation by the the effects of the radiation on incoming missile will destroy it. since then, the information systems current u.s. basically collide. interceptors do not have -- all they do is ram into whatever the target is at high speeds. that also means they cannot really be used in an offense if capacity. how successful is that? guest: the current systems deployed in europe and east asia, their effectiveness is pretty good. the system seemed to do quite well. have a much able to more effective range, particularly the navy system five years ago. that has performed very well. it started off poorly and has done better. national m

. >>> tweet us @rightthisminute .nd follow the show all >>> bus drivers in siouxsao paolo brazil.over with a weapon and starts taking money out of that box. >> that's kind of making it awfully easy. it's like a cash buffet in front of the bus. >> you'll notice this person is just cleaning up. and once he's done taking all that he can out of the box, he then reaches over and tells the bus driver give me what you've got. unfortunately this has been a thing. bus drivers have reported that the robbers have taken their cell phones, jewelry, and personal belongings. right now they're trying to identify these robbers. they have found one of them since the beginning of may. there have been over 30 thefts. >>> moving to china, here we are on this train. you notice this woman is sweeping the aisles. pay attention to this elderly fella here. at first looks like he's leaning over to the aisle. what we don't see is he's -- she asked him to stop. he takes the seeds and flings them down the aisle. here's where things get interesting. he gets up and starts flinging them down the other parts. he s

tweet us your thoughts. at do you think about the special counsel the investigation or what the president had to say today. use the #five at 6:30 and then look for your tweet on our political show tonight coming up at 6:30. >>> another hot day out there across the d.c. region. >> yes, and it's starting to cause some problems, sue. you've got some thunderstorms firing. >> thunderstorms feeding on the heat and humidity. we just got some new warnings. heads up because these are going to be loaded with rain and they also value bit of hail with them -- have a bit of hail with them. our most recent warning is for loudoun county and it also includes clark jefferson, this is going to go into 45 and you can see that that storm has a lot of lightning with it. it's moving east at about 20 miles an hour so it will be heading toward hillsborough purcellville i think you'll likely see that, it's just a little bit north of berryville. may have some winds that could gust to 60 so i'm always happens but it will also have some

democrats.00 for for republicans, 202-748-8001. 202-748-8002.ts, you can tweet us at c-span wj on our facebook page, facebook.com/c-span. milwaukee, wisconsin up, democrats line, brandon, go you are on. caller: thanks. i want to comment about regarding tatement her life. i think overall general lack of democrat lity between necessary terms of what has gone wrong with the campaign and what go wrong with the strategy being executed right now. outrageous things we're eeing, doing nothing to help the democratic gender right now sad to actually very see then democrat party in whole of lack of se strategy being executed right now. host: houston, texas, this is deb, calling on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. c-span.u for ealthcare to me, like education, cannot just be a part of something. want to tell you and the callers sitting here listening to the congressman here today crowley essman yesterday, during the obamacare hing, the option wasn't discussed right and it is clear o me that texas did not expand medicaid and so the public option would have been to expand 90%

tweets. you can send us a tweet at c-span wj. good morning and welcome to washington journal.e will start following up with the president arriving back to washington late yesterday evening. a nine hour flight from italy. saying trump calls his first international trip a home run. wrapping up his first foreign trip he told the troops in italy saturday that his nine-day international was a home run. we are getting on that very big plane and heading back to washington. other reporting on what's ahead will bepresident, who at arlington national cemetery tomorrow for memorial day. writing aboutimes possible changes in the trump administration, particularly the communications area. president faces growing crisis on russia ties. reports about kushner overshadow return. he was returning to a crisis that had only grown in his absence. the white house canceled a presidential trip to iowa in the coming days and was putting together a damage control plan to reorganize his communication wall off a scandal that has jeopardized his agenda and threatens to engulf his family. wasprivate legal

. >>> tweet us at "right this minute" and follow the show all >>> badminton is a hugely popular sportve it over there. family is also important. grandma went to watch her granddaughter play badminton. however, she wound up in the hospital. can you see what's going on yet? >> yes. >> granddaughter was playing badminton, went for a huge smash, the entire badminton racket and the handle slipped out of the grip. that little metal shaft of the racket went flying and struck granny in the head. what you are seeing are rescuers cutting off the majority of the racket and leaving the rest of it impaled in grandma's temple. >> my goodness. >> an inch and a half deep. >> the thing is you've got the light weight shuttlecock and that's why they're aggressive with it. if it would have broke, it would have gone -- >> now, it did sever an artery in grandma's head. however, because they left this in the head until they got to the hospital, the racket itself kept her from bleeding out. they also say it was less than a half an inch away from another major artery that could have taken her out of the game

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go to our twitter page for your vote or tweet us with your favorite if it's not on the list. >> i like half moon bay as well. boy, they are all good, especially this weekend. >> absolutely. just wear the sunscreen, and watch out in ocean beach with the rip currents most likely. but, yeah, a great weekend to be outside. if you are taking it easy, doing work in the yard, just remember, listen to your body. we're not used to temperatures in the 90s after being in the 60s, but from emeriville, looking inviting. ha hazy, but it's not a spare the air day. sunshine, above average warmth, cool at the coast, but warm to hot in the bay and inland. go to the coast to get the free air-conditioning. heat breaks for us next week. when it does break, it does not bring rain. it's getting dry out there. you can see everything turning brown. here's when you know how pressure is overtop of us. no sea breeze whatsoever. the winds? there's not any right now. let's look at the temperatures, 74 already in san francisco. 57 in half moon bay, 57 in san mateo, and everybody else in the 70s until antioch, low to

you can tweet us at c-span wj. what has been the reaction? it was on your facebook page that you posted statements by your constituents. can you paraphrase what went on? guest: are you talking about the ugly phone calls? host: correct. guest: i don't know if they were my constituents because i have to ask. persons have made threats. to have said some very ugly things. it is my opinion that you cannot hide hate. you have to expose it, because there are good many people who candidly do not believe that the level of ugliness exists that i have to cope with and that persons of color have to cope with, immigrants have to cope with, lgbtq have to cope with. we have to expose it so people can see that there is a reality that some people don't experience but others have to live with. this is why we expose it. what was said was in essence that we will murder you. we will murder you, lynch you is what was said. lynching is murder. give you a trial before we hang you and when she. went she is -- lynch you. it does not matter if you are a ceo of a major

tweet us, let us know what's on your mind, use the hash 5@6:30 tremendous sa may raised before it and i's threat level to critical. the man who killed 22 people, including children as young as eight years old and injured 25 others. isis has claimed responsibility for this horrific attack. british facilities arrested a 22 year old man. again british prime minister called the worst one they ever witnessed. >> the whole nation has been shoctd by the death in manchester. i know i speak for everyone in sending my deepest sympathomimetic pennsylvania thes. president trump said the us stands in solitary. let's bring in niles. thanks so much for joining us. a threat could be eminent. what you hearing about how the white house is responding. >> there's always a chance this could be part o international picture. you don't want to be alarm isabellas. you don't want to insight public panic so there's no specific threat to the us as fr as i'm aware of, but it's obviously a difficult time. this is the most significant terror in england since the london tunnel bombing, about ten or so years ago. has

use that #5at630. we'll show some of your tweets.et's get to it. >> well, i respect the move but the entire thing has been a witch hunt and there is no collusion between certain and my campaign but i can always speak for myself and the russians, zero. i think it divides the country. >> that was of course president trump reiterating in fact what he tweeted earlier this morning. he once again called the naming of a special counsel to investigate russia's meddling in the presidential campaign a witch hunt. former fbi director robert mueller will be heading up that investigation. he'll have the broad authority to subpoena records bring criminal charges against people he is also able to decide what he wants to disclose to the justice department during his probe. hm. >> so it will be interesting to see exactly what comes out. it's going to be a long process i'm sure but he has a lot of respect also on the hill to see what happens here. >> absolutely. >> democratic house minority leader nancy pelosi still calling for an independent commissi

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