washington state held its primary 20 days later on may 24th. so trump was essentially standing alone in the washington presidential primary. he obviously won the primary by a mile but that was no surprise because he was the only candidate left in the race. in the general election though, washington is a really blue state. in the general election he lost there by something like 15 points, as expected. so washington state, lovely place. always interesting. but it was basically totally off the board in terms of presidential political relevance on the republican side in 2016. that said, for the trump campaign chairman in washington state, everything worked out awesome for him. "huffington post" retrieved filings from the campaign. and for that totally besides the point basically extraneous political effort on the republican side in washington state. the washington state trump campaign chairman billed the national campaign over $130,000 for his time. and for his son's time, and for his wife's time, and for the services of a local washington state com

amy: attorney general bob ferguson, president trump called , injudge who stayed the ban your state, washingtono-called judge. and the jeff sessions, the attorney general of the united states, just said to exceed go on a right-wing radio talk show, talking about the hawaiian judge, the judge -- the federal judge in hawaii who stay be second travel ban. how is it possible a man on an island in the pacific can stop the president of the united states? your comments? >> it is hard to know where to start. both comments are deeply offensive i think to the judiciary and the rule of law. i guess i would point out for your audience that i did not hear consider sessions complaining when president barack obama issued his executive order on immigration reform and the texas attorney general, republican, filed a lawsuit challenging that executive order, and a federal judge in texas struck it down nationwide. i did not hear folks complaining then when a single federal judge could strike down an entire executive order by the president on immigration issues. they are complaining now because they lost. they only

a tunnel has a p pa re ntly washington state.as a plutonium handling facility. the hanford nuclear reservation in washington state. authorities have evacuated some workers at the site and instructed others to take cover and instructed others to take cover and turn off ventilation systems as and turn off ventilation systems as a precaution. that comes after minor damage was discovered apparently in the wall of a transport tunnel. the department of energy says that there is no evidence that the tunnel has collapsed. local media reports suggested that that was the case. but someone from the department of energy says there is no evidence suggesting that the tunnel has collapsed. the facility deals with nuclear waste. and there is no report at the moment of any leakage. that news coming from the united states in the last few minutes. and the 11—year—old girl, an update on that story. she was on a school trip to drayton manor theme park and she died after an incident involving the splash canyon ride. she was airlifted to hospital but p

she participated in arlenes flower versus washington state. she is a graduate of the university of dallas and ava maria school of law. since joining adf in 2012, she has defended religious liberty, marriage and the family against legal attacks. she has authored federal and state legislation and advised members of congress, state attorneys, state legislatures and policy organizations on how to preserve first amendment of freedoms. first amendment freedoms. robert robert is professor of law and the founding director of the interdisciplinary program at the catholic university of america columbus school of law in washington. he has been a member of the faculty since 1982 and served as interim dean from 1999-2001. from 1983-1989 he served as a commissioner on the united states commission on civil rights and led the commissions discussion in areas of discrum nation on the bases of disability, national origin and religion. he served as special counscil t the catholic league for religious and civil rights and served as an adjunct professor of law at m

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washington journal" continues. host: our topic this morning, nuclear safety. edwin lyman, who is global security program senior scientist for the union of scientists here to talk about what happened in hanford n state at the nuclear waste site. t's a 500-square mile expanse in remote interior washington. 200 miles from seattle, created in world war ii as part of the manhattan project build the atomic bomb. happened this week there? guest: workers were doing an inspection of an area at hanford called 200 east, which is where factory operated plutonium for weapons during the cold war, and they discovered a hole feet. ground, 400 square the problem was this hole was tunnel, over a waste which the site had used for radioactivelow away waste they didn't know what to do with. there was only eight feet of on top of the tunnel and there was a cave-in, and the the radiation t within that tunnel could easily certain sed under conditions. they declared a site area workers , thousands of either had to evacuate or shelter in place while they determine if there was radioactive leak. host: what was happening at this anford site when it was first built? why was it built and give us the being shut down and how they

a 20-by-20 foot hole at a nuclear reservation in washington state. it opened up when part of a tunnel used to store contaminated equipment caved-in. there's no indication radiation was released. now a major cleanup site, hanford produced plutonium for nuclear weapons during the cold war. new this morning.. virginia congressman dave brat is the latest lawmaker to get an earful from constituents over the g-o-p health care plan. the republican held a town hall meeting the republican held a town hall meeting in the richmond area last night. hundreds of opponents of the g-o-p plan to repeal and replace obamacare packed the meeting.. and booed frequently. brat called out democrats early in the meeting. he asked, quote.. "how many people wanted hillary to be president?" the room ept happening now. an arrest warrant out for former redskins star clinton portis. the warrant was issued after portis failed to show up in montgomery county court on traffic charges. back in january, portis was caught driving in downtown bethesda without a valid license or registrat

at right here in washington state where the department of energy declared a state of emergency at theheford nuclr site after a tunnel storing contaminated radioactive materials collapsed as the subject of our last segment. the collapse, which was discoverered tuesday, forceded hundndreds of workers to take cover, to shelter in place to avoid potentiaial exposure. locastatation king 5 5 obtainend this video from a worker describing the scene.. report forrsonnel furtrther instruction. all p personnelel should refrain [inaudible] is either a drill or an emergency. [sirens] got to take cover. amamy: hananford is the e nati's momost polluted nuclear weapons production site. the site has been leakaking radioactive waste on and off for years. the energy department claims no radioactive contamination has been reported so far from tuesday's tunnel collapse. but edwin lyman from the union of concerned scientists said -- "collapse of the earth covering the tunnels could lead to a considerable radiological release." now the state of washington's department of ecology's nuclear waste program has ann

congress and washington state legislature, it didn'tmatter particularly the large majorities of the people of the voters and constituents supported things like universal background checks for gun purchases. what mattered was the was a finite number of legislators and a finer number of legislators who could be controlled and bought or threatened by the nra and other groups in the gun lobby. for the nra was a very effective thing to play an inside game, and inside game of legislative action to make sure that a small number of legislators could be not even particularly threatened but just sort of warned about the price that would be paid if they were to put their name behind legislation for reform. and that was enough to chew and freeze and kill any effort of reform. we were frustrated, angry. we yelled, we stopped and then we decide we needed to in fact, play a different game. in washington state like in many western states we have a different game available to us which is going straight to the people. so we began to organize people to ge

the evacuations underway at the sientd washington state. >>> caught on camera, a car slams into a bus stop insan francisco. what we are learning about what happened and the two people injured. >>> there was someone laid out on the floor and the girl who had her head stuck in the windshield. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] . >>> a portion of an underground tunnel containing railcars filled with radioactive waste collapsed today at a storage facility at a remote area of washington state. that forced the evacuation of hundreds of workers at the hanford nuclear site. it had been used to clean up material from the nuclear weapons program. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> another scene of air travel chaos to tell you about tonight, this time happening at the gate of spirit airlines in

he called the first, the washington state federal judge a so-called judge. the second judge, the one from hawaii, attorney general jeff sessions said in a right wing radio interview, he said how is it possible that a man in an island in the pacific can stop the president of the united states? you know, tavis, i think this entire country is engaged in a civics lessen. kindergartners, fifth graders, really everyone in every walk of life. i think jeff sessions and donald trump should be a part of learning about civics in this country. the thigh co equal branches of government. and the fourth, the state. and how important it is that we have these checks and balances. you go from the muslim ban to tax day protests all the over the country. demanding that president trump release his tax returns. this fine information is absolutely critical, when you have, for example, president trump calling up the president of turkey, president erdogan to congratulate him. he was condemned by many countries in europe, and president trump is actually congratulating him. is it beca

. >> emergency declared after a nuclear waste tunnel collapses in washington state. authorities on alert and monitoring. the latest from the scene. >> then, step aside, ellen degeneres there is a retweet king. wait till you hear what his prize is. we have that all coming up for you on this wednesy, >> napoleon dynamite? >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. want to get to the political bombshell. president trump firing fbi director james comey. >> many people calling it stunning, unprecedented, comey apparently caught completely off-guard. this is the scene at lax for the fbi, former fbi director. there for an event. but flew back to washington after learning about his firing from news reports. >> comey faced intense criticism over his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe. his termination comes as he led the investigation into possible ties between russia and trump campaign. we begin with lana zach and details. good morning. >> good morning, there are lots of details on this. many people are really questioning the opti

i have an update at the tunnel collapse in washington state. the incident is moving from the emergency phase to the recovery phase. after extensive testing we remain confident that there has been

energy department says it is closely monitoring a washington state nuclear site after a tunnel collapse sent some 200 workers scrambling for cover. it happened at the remote hanford nuclear reservation. the energy department declared the emergency when employees discovered a partial collapse over train cars holding toxic waste. workers there were cleared to go home hours later with hanford officials saying they are safe. >> there's been no evidence of a radiological release. the precautions being taken are purely precautionary. >> hanford is one of 17 cleanup radioactive sites across the country. it's estimated it could take decades and more than $100 billion to fully clean up the site. >>> an amtrak engineer involved in a deadly train derailment will not face criminal charges. prosecutors say there's not not nefd evidence that brandon bossian acting with criminal intent or recklessness when the train he operated jumped the tracks in philadelphia nearly two years ago. eight people were killed, more than 200 injured. federal investigators say the train was speeding at nearly twice the li

how about in the state legislature of washington, we can get our legislature at the time was democratic controlled to move on responsible gun reform legislation. that failed, too. what we realized was, in both cases, both the united states congress and the washington state legislature, it didn't matter particularly that large majorities of the people of the voters and constituents supported things like universal background checks for gun purchases. what mattered there was a finite number of legislators and a finite number of legislators who could be controlled and bought or threatened by the n.r.a. and other groups in the gun lobby, for the n.r.a. it was effective to play an inside game. an inside game of legislative action to make sure a small number of legislators could not even be particularly threatened, but sort of warned about the price that would be paid if they were to put their name behind legislation for reform and that was enough to chill and freeze and kill any effort at reform. we were frustrated, we were angry, we yelled, we stomped and decided we needed, in fact, to play

alaska, canada, the state of washington, washington state, oregon, and california. 50,000 years ago. before -- -- because it is fact. it is based upon science. denied aple have been for a long,istory long time, and this book is one of the books that i have read that really has a lot of information that is very useful to the general public. dave is calling from palm city, florida on the republican line. caller: good morning. wanted to ask c-span2 to take a look at maybe having some segments about people getting do that what people might improve the lot of americans. i see us is spending so much time talking about swamp issues like russian investigations or other investigations, and the most important thing to me is for people to have jobs, and i can't remember the gentleman's name, the one that does dirty jobs -- host: mike rowe. caller: yes, if you could have him on and talk about people having pride in jobs and do some other segments on how the economy is doing in different segments so that we can get people to get more jobs, then america is going to be much better off. host: what i

a small plane crash-landed along a busy roadway in washington state.. >>> good morning.come to your wednesday. may 3, time check, 4:55. take a look at these averages. we again today will be up to 19, 20 degrees above normal. and half moon bay and pacifica slightly cooler today due to the return of the marine layer late day in the 70s. otherwise, around the peninsula good morning to you in san mateo at 86 degrees up to 90 in cupertino. east bay hot and hazy with a "spare the air" day in effect. mid-90s in brentwood and discovery bay, tri-valley low and mid-90s. it will be 93 degrees in pleasant hill. with the flat west wind up to 5 miles per hour, 68 degrees with the fog returning by nightfall in stinson beach. and hello to you in saint helena at 93 degrees. >>> hello to everybody out there right now. we are tracking some brake lights starting to form along westbound 580 from the altamont pass on over to 680. still in the green with the travel time of 25 minutes. however, if you travel tesla road there's a two-car rollover crash with emergency crews on the scene. more on

washington state congressman denny heck will discuss the latest until possible russian interference and francis rooney will talk about president trump eye meeting with european leaders. "washington ch jourm," join the discussion. >> sunday, >> i had a friend who was vapor idsed that i built together and september to the airport and took thee weeks to separate them all. war is not a game and not a funny thing. >> former intelligence officer on his career and most recent books, the plot to halt america ap how they tried to steel election. how to destroy the cyber jihad. hacking isis. of hacking we found that there were two hacks that were done against tv 5 in france and another one against the germany's partlyment which were attributed to iceis and we learned that the method doll guys and the mall war introduced and the place where the places stealing the information were not isis but bear. and cozy and the cybersecurity company ve their interpretation that belonged to the gru. >>, tonight senate democrat on the just released cbo report on the republican health care bill. education secret

grassley, came to the floor and shared with us the story of the tacoma narrows bridge, a bridge in washington state that was, as he put it, set to fail from the very beginning. he told us how the bridge was built on a flawed design, how it self-destructed and how it eventually collapsed. much like that bridge, he said obamacare is becoming its own bridge to nowhere with no insurance plan on its exchanges. boy, he's right about that. as time goes on, more americans are finding themselves with fewer obamacare insurance options to choose from on the exchanges. take a look at the map behind me, and you'll see what i mean. on this map, fewer choices. the number of insurers on the obama exchanges in 2017. what does it reflect? in more than 1,000 counties across 26 states, families have only one -- just one -- obamacare option to choose from in the marketplace. obamacare customers in five states have only one insurer left on the exchanges. and as a recent article predicted, insurer choice in the a.c.a. marketplace could hit an all-time low next year, in 2018. so let's let that sink in for a minute. famili

>> guest: she goes on this wild trip by train to wyoming, montana, washington state, california, nevada and taking trains all crazy hours. nobody knows she is very sick as well spending days in bed and comes out and gives talks at night and doctors are giving her pic line and arsenic to keep her going. she collapses on stage in los angeles and it is twisted around but her famous last public words are mr. president, how must longer must women wait for liberty. she collapsed off the stage, they take her to the hospital and she goes up and down and finally dies november 25th, 1916. the whole country is following this and they are riveted. alice paul arranges to have a memorial for her in the u.s. capitol. she is the only person who wasn't a congressman to have a memorial there. two weeks later she brings the nez perce delegation to meet with wilson at the white house to say don't let this woman die, come up with suffrage. she doesn't. on january 10th, 1917, three american women start picketing the white house. first time it has ever been done by anybody. she is quite well known for that. t

in washington state, radioactive material is stored in underground caves. officials insist there is no danger to the local community. >> reporter: the chancing soil created a 20 by 20-foot hole over a tunnel. it's the largest storage site of nuclear weapons waste. they say nearly 5,000 workers had to take cover. >> what that means is shelter in place. this is purely precautionary, because, again, no employees were hurt, and there was no spread of, no spread of radio logical contamination. >> reporter: the tunnel contains rail cars used decades ago and store plutonium and uranium. all the waste from the manhattan project which tested and build the atomic bomb during world war ii is buried at hanford. a massive cleanup effort costing $2 billion a year is aimed at decontaminating a site half the size of rhode island. >> the crisis isn't over yet, and, you know, so we're waiting to see how bad can it get. >> reporter: tom carpenter is with hanford challenge, a watchdog group monitoring safety at the site. in spite of the fact that the cleanup's going on, it's g

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it all with an expert live. >> emergency declared after a nuclear waste tunnel collapses in washington state and monitoring. the latest from the scene. >> then, step aside, ellen degeneres there is a retweet king. wait till you hear what his prize is. we have that all coming up for you on this wednesy,

we first showed you the dramatic video of the crash of a small plane in washington state.l this morning, we're now hearing how the pilot of that plane managed to avert disaster. here is gio benitez. >> reporter: the incredible survival caught on camera. a small plane coming in for a crash landing at an intersection during the afternoon rush hour in washington. catching fire, as it clips power lines, traffic lights and even cars. drivers watching in horror. >> i said get down. i could feel the heat on my face. the fireball, wing clipped the van. probably the closest i have come to really thinking oh this is the end. >> reporter: miraculously, the pilot and passenger. the pilot controlling the aircraft as everything around him goes up in flames. >> that was very, very skillful, thoughtful, mindful to maintain calm and control of aircraft. >> reporter: so many are grateful the pilot some how avoided hitting any more than that. no one seriously hurt. investigators do want to find out what caused that crash. gion benitez, abc news, new york. >> covering aviation for us there. n

breaking overnight out of washington state.hree people including a child--hospitilized after falling from a ferris wheel. firefighters say they were all in the same cart that abruplty flipped,sending them in the air and falling about 15 feet to a steel plate on the ground. the victims ages 70,59, and 6 were airlifted to the hospital. the 59-year-old is in critical condition. police in texas are being praised for the way they dealt with an arrest earlier this week. according to witnesses, a naked man walked himself in the middle of a roadway and tried opening several by. officers soon arrive there after and requested the man get down --- he refused and yelled at officers to shoot him. when they didn't, he lunged at officers, running at them. that's when officers used a taser to subdue him. witnesses say it could of ended a lot differently. the man was taken to the hospital for a mental and physical evaluation. no word yet on if he is facing any charges. summer is just around the corner.. but you wouldnt think that if your living

. >> jon: fox news alert on breaking news out of washington state, word of a tunnel collapse forcingn emergency declaration at a washington state nuclear site, no radiation has been detected, it happened about an hour and a half ago, that the u.s. department of energy activated the hanford emergency operation center at 8:26 a.m. pacific time after an alert was declared at the 200 east area. there is concern about some of the soil covering railroad tunnels near a former chemical processing facility. those tunnels contain contaminated materials. we will continue to keep our eye on this, let you know more as we get it

. >>> incredible video of a plane crash in washington state. check this out. miraculously, that did not kill one person. back up and running after an amtrak train hit and killed someone this afternoon in prince george's county, but you should expect between an hour an hour and a half for the next several hours metro is going to honor marked tickets. >>> watching this video, check this out. it is incredible that nobody was seriously hurt. absolutely nobody seriously hurt. video captured a small plane crash that burst into flames. this happened in washington state yesterday. you see the plane coming over the streets. they had some power lines before igniting drivers waiting their car at a red light. >> that woman i could not believe it. i couldn't believe something like that was coming at me. >> we thought it would ow it was a fireball. >> we saw the ball of fire. we thought it was some kind of hollywood movie. >> pilot and passenger of the plane are okay. plane did hit a couple of cars but no one was injured. >> that's a miracle. >>> internet consumer alert, a

won't come out for the women's vote so she goes on this wild trip by train to wyoming, montana, washington state, california, nevada, nobody knows she's also very sick spending her nights in bed and doctors are giving her arsenic to keep going. she collapses on stage in los angeles and gets twisted around a little bit but her famous last words are mr. president, home of law must women wait for liberty. she collapses on stage and they take her to the hospital. she battles, goes up and down. she has a virus and finally dies november 25, 1916. the whole country is following this, they are just riveted. when she dies, alice arranges to have a memorial in the u.s. capitol building in the rotunda. she's the only woman, the only person that wasn't a congressman that has ever had a memorial there. two weeks later she brings memorial delegation to meet with wilson at the white house to say don't let this woman die in vain, come out for suffrage. he doesn't january 10, 1917, 300 american women start picketing the white house, the first time it's ever been done by anybody. so quite known for that. i think

the tunnel in washington state sees railcars filled with decades nuclear waste. there were no injuries reported. the energy department is looking at options to create a barrier between the contaminated equipment at the outside air but they have to work carefully and not make that whole any bigger. >>> we are just getting rolling on wusa 9 news at 5:00. another incident on an airline. we will tell you about a fistfight on southwest. >>> and are the items in trump hotel made in america? the number 1 question you have after last night's story. >>> we tell you about the rainy streak headed our way and the bright spots -- bright spots that lie ahead. >>> and after the break, giving the president trump they also know you need to getg your annual check-up. now with one touch using the mycigna app you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. need to be thorough. >>> education secretary that the divorce got an angry reception today during a graduation speech. >> thank you so very, very much for this great honor and privilege. i am honored to become a wildca

. >> reporter: lola's saga played out in other states, washington and oregon. but it probably will not surprise to you learn it could be happening here. >> we know that there are victims like lola here in the bay area. >> reporter: the contra costa alliance to end abuse says there is a long history of this type of human trafficking here house keepers, workers in nail salons and restaurants. >> in contra costa alone we tracked 22 cases of labor trafficking between 2014 and 2016. so we know that there are other lolas or victims of labor trafficking out there. >> reporter: oe vazquez, kpix 5. >> alex the author of lola's story tried for years to get it published and when the atlantic made it their cover story they called to tell him only to learn that he had died that same day. he was 57. >>> time now 4:40. a 13-year-old boy helped bring one of california's most notorious serial killers to justice. three decades later he is telling the story of how he came face to face with the night stalker. >> plus, what police are saying about the man who drove through a crowd

starbucks announced plans to power 116 stores in washington state, all on renewable energy. patagonia created an incentive program for employees who commute to work without driving saving more than 25,000 gallons of fuel last year. and it invested more than $50 million to purchase 2500 residential solar units. and it's not just the business community that makes things. financial firms are urging their clients to factor climate change into their investment decisions. last year the investment firm blackrock with more than a trillion dollars in assets under management issued a report titled "adapting portfolios to climate change." which describes and i quote, how investors can incorporate climate factors to reduce risk and seize opportunities. the asset owners disclosure project last week reported that 60% of the world's 500 biggest asset owners with funds worth $27 trillion -- hold your breath on that -- $27 trillion now recognized the financial risks of climate change and opportunities in the low carbon transition, and our taking action. bill gates, along with more than 20 of

host: tyler in washington state, republican. the money. caller: -- good morning. caller: i think we need to move away from wind and solar and clean coal. i want to talk about how in --8, when the undertaker host: walter in new jersey, walter? good morning. thatr: yes, the caller just talked about the national parks and all that stuff, he is 100% correct. drilling, ifshore think that would be shortsighted. it seems that the republicans are trying to turn this country into the hypocrisy. host: that was walter in new jersey. here is the headline that washington is waking up to -- the washington post, moeller's work on probe may complicate the other inquiries. that is the investigation in the house and senate, and there is this in the washington times, takes takes -- mueller russian case as terminal investigation. he told them that he wrote that ,emo, justifying comey's firing but he knew that the president plan to fire him before he wrote it. and there is this in the wall street journal this morning -- probepushes back as a expands. they say the investigation isexpan

intensive inquiry investigation, not letting up his washington state as done some magnificent reporting on the inner workings of the trump white house and at the same time, realize that it's not our job to do an editorial on this. >> you were spotted going into trump tower transition, like you are always around washington. are there times that you feel like he feels a provisional person? >> and i feel provision? >> did he feel like he's only mine? >> i mean, in the end we don't, we're not psychiatrists, thank god. and we shouldn't try to be. inside, i just interviewed him one at length during the campaign. i think you have to have kind of a presumption of goodwill on his part, he may do things that are wrong and he may not be in control of the presidency you weight the way he should be but i think he gets up in the morning and things how wife ruth, how do i make america great. but we don't know that. >>. >> you have a visceral connection with residents gerald ford, you spent lots of time with all the presidents all of your career around president george w. bush you, he said for words an

having just gotten off a plane from the west coast, congressman denny heck, democrat, washington stateu for your time. coming up, the form e u.s. ambassador to russia weighs in on this trump report. what it could mean for american relations with russia, where we put that right about now when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> we're back. >>> we're back. we've been discussing tonight's reporting by "the washington post" that president trump shared classified information during his meeting with russia's foreign minister, and ambassador in the oval office last week. we want to bring in our russia expert, the former u.s. ambassador to russia during the obama administration, mike mcfall. ambassador, this was not the uk. this was not the visiting new president of france or the prime minister of canada with his cool socks and cool family. why -- this was the russians. why russia? i guess it's a question you ask yourself quite often. >> well, again, just judging by the reporting, it appears that the president wanted to show off what he knew. he wanted to create some kind of predicate for cooperati

it happened in washington state. a witness says one of the ferris wheel carts flopped upside down. a seven year old boy and two women were injured, one of the women in critical condition, and an investigation is under way. >>> a high profile lawsuit that sparked a social media frenzy has been settled. >> it all started when brandon and crystal got together through a dating app bumble. they met up to see "guardians of the galaxy" volume ii and according to brandon crystal started texting about 15 minutes into the movie, which he says is his biggest pet peeve. >> i don't blame you, brandon. he ended up suing her for $17.31. that is the cost, we should point out, of the 3d movie ticket. >> first we thought it was the cost of both tickets. turns out it was -- >> it wasn't a 2d movie. >> at first crystal called the whole thing crazy and said she wouldn't pay him. then she filed a protective order against him, claiming he tried to get the money from her sister. finally crystal decided to pay him off in full. he has now withdrawn his lawsuit. >> so brandon won, crystal zero. >> would you

. >>> 37 years ago today that mount saint helens erupted in washington state.t volcano spewed ash and hot gas into the air and sent mud and rocks flowing down the mountain. 57 people died. tonight we are seeing brand-new pictures from that day. carmen andrew says he ju trip with his classmates back in 1980. here they are posing in front of the cloud of ash more than 200 miles away from mount saint helens. they say they didn't realize until later that the volcano had erupted. >>> while we are experiencing temperatures in the 90s, a whole different story in the rockies where it's snowing. contain your drool. snow there falling in the denver area last night. forecasters say a class to the end of the week. experts say in the higher elevations the snowfall could be as high as two to 3 feet. so that looks like i-70 headed toward the mountains. a good time to get in some skiing in mid-may. >> interesting snow there. it is the heat here that we are focused on. >> we are. actually, a side note. over the weekend it was chilly here. the biggest may snow ever. so it's on t

so she dose on this wild trip -- goes on this wild trip by train to wyoming, montana, washington state, california, north dakota taking trains all crazy hours. she's also very sick. she's spending her days this bed. meanwhile, doctors are giving her strychnine and arsenic to keep her going. she collapses on stage in los angeles, and it gets twisted around a little bit. but her famous last public words are, mr. president, how long must women wait for liberty? she collapses on stage. they take her off to the hospital. she goes up and down. she has me bites, and she finally dies november 25,1916. the whole country is following this. when she dies, alice paul arranges to have a memorial for her in the u.s. capitol building, in the rotunda. she's the only person who wasn't a congressman who's ever had a memorial there. two weeks later, she brings the delegation to meet with wilson at the white house to say don't let this woman die in vain, come out for suffrage. he doesn't. so on january 10th, 1917,300 american women start picketing the white house, okay? first time it's ever been done by a

having just gotten off a plane from the west coast, congressman denny heck, democrat, washington stateming up, the form e u.s. ambassador to russia weighs in on this trump report. what it could mean for american relations with russia, where we put that right about now when "the 11th hour" continues. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. >>> we're back. we've been discussing tonight's reporting by "the washington post" that president trump shared classified information during his meeting with russia's foreign minister, and ambassador in the oval office last week. we want to bring in our russia expert, the former u.s. ambassador to russia during the obama administrat

. >> jon: fox news alert on breaking news out of washington state, word of a tunnel collapse forcing an emergency declaration at a washington state nuclear site, no radiation has been detected, it happened about an hour and a half ago, that the u.s. department of energy activated the hanford emergency operation center at 8:26 a.m. pacific time after an alert was declared at the 200 east area. there is concern about some of the soil covering railroad tunnels near a former chemical processing facility. those tunnels contain contaminated materials. we will continue to keep our eye on this, let you know more as we get it. also this fox news alert, we are awaiting the daily briefing from the white house on another very busy day in washington. >> jenna: indeed, the senate taking up health car, new file out about yesterday's testimony about michael flynn and eight u.s. troop surge in afghanistan. recovering all of the news "happening now" ." nsa director testifies for the first time on the unmasking of names swept up in foreign surveillance ahead of the 2016 presidential election. plus, jus

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. >>> a fugitive and convicted murderer from washington state is behind bars in the bay area. arrested at a bart station. bart police arrested joshua robinson at the bay fair station early today for possession of meth and possession of marijuana for sale. he was identified through fingerprints and learned he had three outstanding warrants from washington state. robinson is being held at the santa rita jail. >>> real life pirates taking aim at disney. the threat to release an upcoming blockbuster. >> a teenager dies suddenly after overdosing on caffeine. now it's raising the question, how much is too much? ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they reportedly got a hold of the new pirates of the carribbean movie.. and are demanding bitcoin from disney...in exchange for it. but disn aying >>> hackers claim to be holding a disney movie for ransom. they got the "pirates of the caribbean" movie and are demanding bitcoin from disney in exchanges for it is. but disney won't pay and it's working with the fbi to track down the movie. >>> right now hackers are doing a lot of damage worldwide. but as kpix 5