ties with wheeler, at least not tonight. >> tony. today in the district police officers shot and killed a woman in southwest who they say was armed with a gun. police confirmed just a short time ago that that woman had died. fox5's lindsay watts is live on joliet street with more. >>reporter: tony, this happened here in the bellevue neighborhood right by the bald eagle rec center which is right down the treat. it looks like police shot the woman drengly in front of the rec center tonight what we noticed when we aprivileged are all the cameras on the exterior of the building potentially helpful to police who are still down there investigating. it looks like another squad car is arriving right now. we'll show you some video and take you through what happened. it was around 6:30 when police say they got a call about this car that had crashed at the end of juliet street . then they said they got another car, that the driver, a \am\many would was armed with a gun. she was alone in the car according to police chief peter newsham. newsham s

i will read from tom wheeler, the former chair. for as long as the internet a has existed it has been ground n on the thhistory of net neutrality. >> i think that is true. in the '90s with dial up and through the 2000s there has been broad support for the idea we need to protect an open internet or the concept of net neutrality. the real debate in washington, a way from the folks who overwhelmingly support is how do we accomplish that and i believe chairman wheeler's rules are rooted in the strongest legal grounding in order to have those sorts of protections and validated by the court decision last year upholding those rules. >> host: jeffery eisenach? >> i think your question is the right question; why did we need to rules and it is something chairman pai talked about in the speech. from the internet's inception and to the date the rule passed the internet was free and open and no problem. as chairman pai said there was no dystopian controllednet -- controlled internet. what you had was this very hypothetical threat which was mad

and i want to read a little bit from tom wheeler's op-ed in "the washington post," the former chair. as long as the internet has existed, it has been grounded on the principle of net neutrality. >> guest: i think that's true. if you look at the history of the internet from the '90s clinton era when we had dial-up internet on through the 2000s when the fcc really started to look at the concept of net neutrality, there's been broad support for the idea that we need to protect an open internet or the concept of net neutrality k. and the real debate in washington away from the folks who seem to overwhelmingly support it is how do we accomplish that. and i believe chairman wheeler's rules are rooted in probably the strongest legal grounding in order to have those sorts of protections. and it was validated by the court decision last year upholding those rules. >> host: jeff eisenach. >> guest: well, i think your question is exactly the right question, why did we need the rules. from the internet's insense until the rules were -- inception until the rules were passed, the internet was free

rod wheeler since back tracked n that interview monday wheeler told "fox5" he had sources at the this was evidence of communication between seth rich and wiki leaks. this was verbatim of the exchange. "fox5" asked wheeler "you have sources at the fbi saying this there is information. wheeler interrupted saying "sure" and "fox5" asks, that could link seth rich to wiki leaks and he oops then "absolutely, yeah, that is confirmed" in the past 48 hours rod wheeler said to other media outlets said he did not get information from fbi sources contradict what he told "fox5" on monday. since rod wheeler back trackeded fox attempted incessantly to communicate with him and he did not return calls or emails. on wednesday before the newscast he responded to our request via a telephone conversation where he wack tracks his position and wheeler dhark rises on the record and on camera statements as a if wheeler is working for seth rich's family wheeler told "fox5" the contract still stand, tie have not been severed. we reached out once again to the rich family today and through a spokesperson the fami

last night, wheeler ao to fox5 the city was covering up the investigation. they have a source inside the police

fox5 asked wheeler have sources at the fbi saying that there is wheeler interrupts saying "for sure."ox5 continues by asking, "that could link seth rich top wikileaks." wheeler answers "absolutely, yeah, that's confirmed." in the past 48 hours rod wheeler has said to other media outlets he did not get his information from fbi sources contradicting what he will told fox5 on monday. now, since rod wheeler backtracked tuesday fox5 attempted to contact him. he did not return calls or e-mails. on wednesday just before this newscast wheeler responded to our request via a telephone conversation where he now backtracks his position and wheeler characterizes his on the record and on camera statements as a "miscommunication." when asked if wheeler is still working for seth rich's family wheeler told fox5 the contract still stands, ties have not been severed. we reached out once again to the rich family today and through a spokesperson the family tells fox5 "e has relayed their deep disappointment with rod wheeler's conduct over the last 48 hours and is exploring legal avenues to the family." >>

amy:y: marcy wheelerer, talk moe about this scope you're so concerned about. who mueller will be able to investigate and who he will not be able to investigate. >> i'm not so sure it is a who. as i said, the investigation is for trump and his campaign associates, whether or not they coordinated with the russian government -- we like to think of the hack of the dnc, but anything else, tampering with the election -- or obstruction into that or anything that arises out of that. you spent i think two or three minutes talking about mike flynn's turkish connections, right? we know mike flynn is a key focus of this investigation already because he took money from russia because he hit meetings with sergey kislyak, then lied about it. mike flynn, for his role dust for his relationship with russia, is a key part of this investigation. the question then becomes, what about the turkish side, which in many ways, is much more damning because he got more money, because the change in his own policy views was far more dramatic, because we have seen a change in u.s. policy. we

lou: rod wheeler is investigating the case, he is joining us here next. >> and cyber security experts have identified the possible source of that massive cyberattack that hit 150 countries. that story is next. much more state ahead, coming up here next, we'll be right back. >> [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. lou: new development in murder of dnc staffer seth rich who was murdered last summer. a federal investigator telling fox news a fbi forensic report of his computer. shows he made contact with wikileaks with gavin mcf

july, according to wheeler, there is no evidence that confirms that was a fact. speaking with wikileaks. wheeler joins us next in an exclusive. >> if true, this could be the most significant and dangerous mistake at the trump presidency. >> here we go again, the destroy trump media. they cannot get enough of "the washington post." at "the new york times" story about the president sharing information with russia and i hope this investigation ends. the newsroom a newsroom reportedly erupted in applause as the story broke. are they supposed to be unbiased journalists? coming up, will explain in our fake news roundup weighing in on the unprecedented white house leaking and much more. >> it's an extraordinarily curious development, if it turns out to be true, if it's an accurate transcription, it looks like the president of the united states directly and personally tried to obstruct a criminal investigation. >> house oversight committee chairman jason chapin says he wants to get to the bottom of this. g.o.p. oversight is going to get the comey memo, if it exists, i ne

wheeler will explore sexual assault on college campuses, rachel schneider and jonathan mora will report on how low moderate income families manage money and new york times correspondent kayleen cooper will explore the life of liberian president ellen johnston shirley, the first democratically elected female president in african history. >> the women were so hell-bent on getting her elected president, that though they do it anyway they could and so the women were perfectly happy to play dirty as well and ellen johnson sweet found the perfect vehicle for that, somebody who was so-called at all about playing any dirt with security order so it was a number of things that the reporters did. they bribed guys to give them the voter id card so when the men showed up and wouldn't be able to vote. all the young boys voting for the football player, a lot of them their moms stole their voter id cards so they couldn't vote. there were two rounds, first round and second round and a lot of the young men realized they would need their card after the first roundabout in the second round so that's how th

. >> no, i, rod wheeler is a former d.c. police homicide detective. he'llal pier they will morning to talk more about what he has learned from his sources and wheel ebb promises he'll give a full report to "fox5" showing the number of contacts seth rich had with wiki leaks and when, live outside police head quarter, melanie alnwick, fox local news. >> on the news this morning a d.c. man that pled guilty to a drunk driving crash that killed five people is back in custody. they were able to find kenneth kelly. he went missing aof he skipped his sentencing hearing. the victim's family members said they were told kelly's location was monitored with the gps device and he was on his way. turns out that was not the case. spokesperson for the court satisfies the case file does not reflect an order for gps monitoring device. let's go to prince george county where prince george county family looking forclosure after their family member was murdered and bodzly lost. page was murdered by her tore. he killed her and tossed her body 234 a dumpster nor than a month

lou: rod wheeler is investigating the case, he is joining us here next. >> and cyber security experts have identified the possible source of that massive cyberattack that hit 150 countries. that story is next. much more state ahead, cocococoo looking sharp len. who's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. lou: new development in murder of dnc staffer seth rich who was murdered last summer. a federal investigator telling fox news a fbi forensic report of his computer. shows he made contact with wikileaks with gavin mcfade en. they said rich provided faden with e-mails and attachments, rich was murdered near his dc home on morning of july 10, his wallet, cell phone

july, according to wheeler, there is no evidence that confirms thatas was a fact.g with wikileaks. wheeler joins us next in an exclusive. >> if true, this could be the most significant and dangerous mistake at the trump presidency. >> here we go again, the destroy trump media. they cannot get enough of "the washington post." "the new york times" story about the president sharing information with russia and i hope this investigation ends. the newsroom reportedly erupted in applause as the story broke. are they supposed to be unbiased journalists?jo coming up, will explain in our fake news roundup weighing in on the unprecedented white house leaking and much more. ut tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an

according to former homicide detective rod wheeler who had been hired by the rich family to investigate the killings, newly discovered evidence shows is a 27-year-old former dnc employee he was in fact communicating with wikileaks before he was gunned down in washington, d.c. that was back in july of 2016, july 10th, while he was walking home. seth rich shot in the back, left for dead. police have been characterizing this as an attempted robbery gone wrong. it is a problem, not an explanation because the assailant didn't take anything from rich. not his phone, his wallet, his watch, his necklace. they were still on his person at the scene of the crime. while there were several key questions about why he was

nicole: well said, rod wheeler, thank you.ssing the future of james trent 10 just last month in an interview with maria bartiromo. >> people are still scratching their heads by somebody obama era staffers are still here. was it a mistake not to ask jim comey to step down from the fbi? >> now, it is not too late. i have confidence that we will see what happens. it's going to be interesting. nicole: president trump telling the reader he wanted to get comey a good fair chance. lauren: let's get you caught up a global market action overnight. a mixed bag a show. the shanghai composite down 1%. after the election in south korea, the cost down 1%. making in japan. making japan the recorder 1% in the hang seng in hong kong that have a 1%. >> get a 1.5 year high. approximately a quarter of 1%. and the german dax to the downside. lauren: the nasdaq down 5.5 points. the dow is down 53 points. s&p pitch off by four. oil is up 44 cents at order 6.32. 12.22 at troy ounce. a weaker dollar this morning. lauren: coming up, more reaction to th

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that could've been the rules under wheeler and i can be what ajit pai does. you have title ii rules but the title ii rules allow for paid prioritization interview that's not to net neutrality detections that people want and we would support that it even though we start title ii but if we are allowed for paid prioritization we would oppose that. >> host: do you think at&t should be allowed to not charge its customers data caps, or give a discount on directv? >> guest: so on the data cap question, it's very comforted in the sense that we don't think it should be set artificially low or set in a way that is trying to create a price that is not active in the market or to create artificial scarcity, to sometimes happening. as it relates to prioritizing their own content, that's a problem and that something we're concerned about as we see where you're giving priority to the content over others in some lease programs to get scarcity in the amount of data that consumers can have. >> i think the runs into real problem an people say hey, i'm getting free data. how is i

wheeler the winter. meyer, the loser.count, ends up striking out to end the night. >> alex: you knew that pitch was going to come back and bite him. you give him even more reason to get the head out. metz when it. a three hour 37 minute game on a saturday night at citi field. now the metz, six and a half outs. for alex rodriguez and ken rosenthal, i'm joe buck. the studio on the other side of the break. wheeler the winter. the metz win. [vo] one moment can change a life. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. before it got a little dicey there in new york, but the mets when it 7-5 over the angels. we're back in the l.a. studios. the mets got to in a row, what you think it will do? >> it makes them feel good. they won't do anything easy. then a tough one tonight, they come ahead. the ninth-inning, terry collins is going to have to will these guys to keep competing to stay in this thing until they get everybody back. >> meanwhile, the rangers had a ten-game winning streak. that one was over

tom wheeler has been very strong in his press statements and the u.s. attorney's press statements in these hate crimes, especially the muslim hate crime saying the attack on one faith is the attack on our fundamental principles and we as americans cannot stand as one group is attacked. and i think that messaging is very important coming from the civil rights division and coming from the attorney general and the whole justice department. senator coons: thank you. i expect at some point the administration will nominate someone to head the civil rights division and will send a unified message that we prosecute hate crimes, particularly against religious minorities, particularly against those where there has been a steady uptick in hate speech and hate crimes against them will be high in his or her priorities. senator grassley: senator blumenthal. senator blumen that will: thank you for your testimony. your job is to fate hatred or bias based on race or ethnicity, is that correct? mr. treene: and based on sexual orientation. blumeblume you were a law -- mr.

amy: following the attack, portland mayor ted wheeler has announced portland will not issue new permits to alt-right groups for planned white supremacist rallies in june. we'll have more on the portland attack after headlines. meanwhile, here in new york city, leading palestinian-american organizer linda sarsour is facing a barrage of death threats ahead of her scheduled commencement speech at the city university of new york school of public heal this thursday. sarsour was the co-organizer of the national women's march and the former head of the arab american association of new york. last week, white supremacist milo yiannopoulos led a protest against sarsour outside cuny's main office. cuny's chancellor says he will not cancel her speech. in minnesota, st. anthony police officer jeronimo yanez is going on trial this week on charges of manslaughter for killing african american philando castile during a traffic stop last year. it's the first time in at least 30 years that a police officer in minnesota has faced charges for killing someone while on duty, and comes after nationwide demonst

the rich family hired rod wheeler act former nypd homicide detective to run an investigation, wheeler said he believes there's a cover-up and the police department has been told to back down from the investigation. >> the police department nor the fbi has been forthcoming. they haven't been cooperating at all. i believe that the answer to solving his death lies on that computer, which i believe is either at the police department or either at the fbi. i've been told both. saying that there is information >> for sure >> that could link seth rich to wikileaks >> absolutely. and that's confirmed. actually i have a source inside the police department that had looked at me straight in the eye and said rob, we were told to stand down in this case and i can't share information with you. that's highly unusual for a murder investigation. especially from a police department. i don't think it comes from the chief's office. i do believe there's correlation between the mayor's office and the dnc. that's the information that's going to come out tomorrow. >> reporter: a full report with the new break

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but i do believe there is a correlations between the ma mayor's office and the dnc. >>> now, rod wheeler is a former npd homicide detective. he will be on fox news channel this morning to reveal the new information in the report and promises to give that report to "fox5" after his appearance which of those contacts between seth rich and wiki leaks. live at d.c. police headquarters, melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> thank you, 5:03 is the time. late nest disturbing revelation. denying reports that president trump revealed highly classified information lasts week during a closed door meeting with russia foreign secretary. "washington post" cited current and former u.s. officials that said president trmp shared details of an isis terror threat. rex tillerson and hr mc master denied the report saying president trump discussed nature of specific threats and did not discuss sources methods and military operations. >> the global sign area tack wannacry is under attack in u.s.. it affected hundreds of thousands of business, hospitals, university and individuals. it effectively freezes compu

when you see in the shock it's -- can -- and wheeler. very grateful for him. >> i will quickly introduce the speakers. then, they will each give small talks. then i'm going to do a short, did we will open it up to conversation. we and wheeler who i will introduce, holds a psd -- phd for minnesota, teaches us anything 10. come againstk was obscenity, reform, and the politics of womanhood in america . more recently she published how sex became a civil liberty, which followed several pathbreaking articles on the same subject. barbarous holds a phd from uc berkeley and a jd from stanford. she teaches at a law school -- and is the author of three books in cultural legal history. the laws of image, i find book theme,xactly on our newsworthy on the supreme court, and privacy -- supreme court and privacy, and movie crazy, an earlier work on films which also intersect with questions of privacy. their i go who received her phd in princeton is professor of history and director of the american studies program. its overlap on the question -- at vande

beckerman, were there problems to the wheeler, fcc putting title ii into this equation? >> when you look back at the history, we started out in 2005 with principles that were not enforceable. in 2007, and let's remember where the internet was, facebook in infancy. no uber or "area 51" -- airbnb. the iphone was just coming out. 2007, there is a complaint against comcast from the fcc that went to court. the court reversed it, struck it down, because they said the fcc rules were principles and not enforceable which led us to 2010 which was the first real net neutrality rules. those were under title i. they didn't include mobile. those rules were good at the time, i think. verizon contested it in court and verizon was successful in court. those rules were struck down not because the fcc shouldn't be able to do that they just said they did it in the wrong way. that led to the 2015 rules under title ii that included the internet. 2015, they did want to include mobile in the rules. title ii piece is a jurisdiction used on the court but the kinds of rules under that is what we a

but obviously rod wheeler looking into it.have known rod for a long time and he has been looking into it in a parallel investigation. we have more on it later. brian: not a high crime neighborhood, right? >> not at all. bloomingdale neighborhood, one of d.c.'s most popular neighborhood with bars and restaurants. very unusual and shocking when that murdered occurred last july. ainsley: keys are in his computer. >> that's what we're told. steve: all right. thank you very much, griff. brian: hillary clinton officially out of the woods ready to resist president trump. why is that acceptable by the way? her latest attempt to stay relevant straight ahead. ainsley: in the wake of violent protests and college kid in safe spaces like these empathy tests. senator ben sass is on a mission to find american adults. he is here with his book with advice for parents. come on in. ♪ oh yeah. ♪ did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and

but not before trump ally sean hannity devoted part his fox show to the story, giving wheeler a muchplatform for his unsubstantiated claims. >> with the totality of everything else that i found in this case, it's very consistent for a person with my experience to begin to think, "well, perhaps there were some email communication between seth and wikileaks." >> reporter: for some conservative commentators, retractions and fact-checks appeared to make little difference. supporters of president trump tried to use the story to discredit the investigation into russian meddling in the election and possible collusion with the trump campaign. newt gingrich on fox and friends this past sunday: >> we have this very strange story now, of this young man who worked for the democratic national committee, who apparently was assassinated at 4:00 in the morning, having given wikileaks something like 23,000-- i'm sorry, 53,000 emails and 17,000 attachments. nobody is investigating that. >> reporter: there is no evidence. yesterday, the fox news website retracted a story it had published on rich's deat

police depth this morning, and they said of those allegations made by rob wheeler -- rod wheeler they that no one would ever tell d.c. homicide detectives to stand down on an investigation. now, wheeler has promised to provide fox5 with hard evidence with documents an report showing all of those alleged contacts between seth rich and wikileaks. the number of contacts and when they happen. we have not received that report as of yet. but i did tell you guys that we just got e-mail from seth rich's family as well, and they said basically, let's see. we have seen no facts, we've seen no evidence. we've -- we've not begun approached with any e-mails and they go on to say, even if e-mail was uncovered, it is not a high enough bar of evidence to prove any interactions as e-mails can be altered and they've seen that those int interested in conspiracies will stop at nothing to do so. so, again, so many different layers here. a lot of questions. is there a laptop? is that evidence? what is it on it? who has access to it? so many more things we need to follo here at fox5. back to you guys. >> is

tom wheeler and yourself both say that you are in favor of free and open internet, right? and both proclaim that that is the case and i am sure both of you do that in good faith. nevertheless, you have very different very different views about how to get there. the right way to get there. i don't want to take a lot of time deciding what is in the notice of proposed rulemaking. it is out there and most people in the room know the principal elements of the notice but i want to ask a few questions. i understand you are not at liberty, how you are going to come out. as a given. you have expressed the view that the title 2 classification and good conduct rule are very problematic and you said that over and over again so just explain to our audience here what you think is the problematic nature of those two elements in the notice of proposed rulemaking. >> i would be happy to. title 2 classification suggests to me that a -- that number one it was unnecessary in 2015, we had a free and open internet until 2015 in the absence of title 2, number 2, that these regulations are harmin

when you see him, you will think leeann wheeler. they will each give smallpox and then i will give a short comment and then we will open it up to the conversation. leeann wheeler holds a phd from minnesota and she teaches at -- againstt book was obscenity, reform, and the politics of womanhood and america. published howshe sex became a civil liberty, which followed several pathbreaking articles on the same subject. barba's holds a phd from uc berkeley and a jd from samford -- from stanford. the laws of image, which is a very fine book on exactly on our theme, newsworthy on the supreme and movieprivacy crazy, which was an earlier work on films, which also intersects with privacy. and sarah, who received her phd at princeton, is professor of history and director of the american studies program. at vanderbilt. was a muchbook celebrated work. she is completing a cultural history of modern privacy. thank you. andy, thank you. great privilege to be leeann today area -- today. she is such a wonderful scholar and colleague. anyone's objecti

zack wheeler for carlos beltran, struck out four. only one run. buster posey.of the year. 5-1. jeff samardzija, michael conforto. up and away. giants lost five in a row. kevin durant got time off. checking out angels and a's. albert pooujols, alplayer of th we're, yonder alonso, hot last week and still this week. athletics. cotton two more bombs. reaching for yunel escobar. a's didn't have enough offense. yonder, whatever is he eating, i want some of that. only offense they had. three-game win streak by the athletics snapped. 7-3 angels. >>> the warriors could have a week off. then go seven. game five. tied 101-101. kawhi leonard out, going for the win here and trying to shake james harden. good but after the buzzer. furious. overtime. james harden. patrick beverley. spurs fans are dying over there. danny green, just a threepoint shooter normally. scored last seven points and foul. final seconds. spurs by three. this is for the tie and manu is the man, no. spurs win 110-107 and can wrap up series thursday night in houston. what a game. brought to you by river r

that was more than enough for former giant zack wheeler.ts in his six innings at work. that's four homers on the year for posey but by that time it was a 5-1 game. the mets added another long ball in the 7th. that's michael conforto with his 8th of the year. giants lose it 6-1. >>> the warriors are in observation mode for at least one more game. they're waiting to see if they'll play the houston rockets or the san antonio spurs in the western conference finals. the two teams knotted at two each. this one down to the wire the whole way. the spurs down two with a minute to play. finds the path and the lane drives for two of his 12 points. that tied the game at 101-101. they went to overtime. it's houston by one with under a minute in overtime. danny green to the hoop he'll get the roll despite the foul. he made his first free throw, they added one more free throw to lead by three. one more chance for the rockets. james harden tries to get off a desperation shot but the spurs hang on for a 110-107 win and they have a chance to wrap it up thurs

rod wheeler is a former mpd detective and a fox news contributor.ld fox5 he had an fbi source which confirmed there was communication between set rich and wikileaks. fox news corroborated the information today based on anonymous source. he has been running a parallel investigation into seth rich's murder. the investigation initiated by the rich family although they contend the investigation was financed by a third party, a businessman from texas. tonight there is no indication that the rich family has severed ties with wheeler. d.c. police officers shot and killed a woman they say was armed with a gun. the shooting happened around 6:30 tonight on juliet street in the bellevue neighborhood of southwest. police have not release any details on the circumstances of the shooting. they will be revealing shoot age from the officer's body cameras. >> a great day, a lot of sunshine out there. a. it was a little warmer out there, but just wait until tomorrow. sue has the latest. we may be jacking the heat up by another 10-degrees tomorrow. we want you to be r

the rich family hired rod wheeler a former homicide detective to run a parallel investigation into the death, wheeler said he believes there's a cover-up and the police department has been told to back down from the investigation. >> the police department nor the fbi has been forthcoming, they haven't been cooperating at all. i believe that the answer to solving his death lies on that computer, which i believe is either at the police department or either at the fbi. of i've been told both. >> reporter: you have sources saying there's information that could link seth rich to wikileaks >> absolutely. and that's confirmed. >> actually have a source inside the police department that had looked at me straight in the eye and said, rod, we were told to stand down in this case and i can't share any informtion with you. that's highly unusual for a murder investigation. especial from a police department. again, i don't think it comes from the chief's office. but i do believe there is correlation between the mayor's office and the dnc. and that's the information that's going to come out tomorrow.

david wheeler's welljudged finish ensuring the sides were level at the break. the ball eventually finding its way to mark cullen to poke in this final goal. for exeter, there was to be no answer. some troubled years, now finally something for blackpool fans to celebrate. there was an extraordinary result in the wls spring series, where leaders liverpool were thrashed 7—0 by chelsea, with all the goals scored by a different player. chelsea went ahead afterjust four minutes through gilly flaherty and by half—time the blues were 3—0 up... chelsea's domination continued after the break with four more goals, drew spence completing the seven nil humbling of the reds. liverpool have one match left and lead the table, but they have played a game more than second—placed chelsea who have a vastly superior goal difference. manchester city lost a league game for the first time in over two years. they lost 1—0 to arsenal, jordan nobbs with one of the goals of the season. the 100th giro d'italia went right down to the last kilometre — and it was tom dumoulin, who started the

. >> after surveying the crime screen, investigator chuck wheeler examines the weapon. >> it's an x-acto blade from a hobby craft box. took a little bit of time to put a couple pieces of wood together to hold it in place. a ray razor blade type weapon will do a lot of damage. >> the suspect, michael ray stafford, is brought in for questioning. >> have a seat right there. do you want to tell me where you got the knifes from? >>> coming up -- >> oh, i'm innocent. >> investigator wheeler finds both the suspect and the victim unwilling to cooperate. >> the victim doesn't want to be labeled as a snitch. i am totally blind. and i live with non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the people, places, and things i love. the people i love have always been there for me. and now, i'm there for them, too. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424 to learn more. >>> when you throw 200, 300 men in close confines like that, you're going to have violence. i mean there's just no way around it. you put a dog on a short chain and taunt him long eno

now private detective rod wheeler has told fox news there's evidence on rich's computer that indicates some degree of an e-mail exchange between rich and wikileaks. it was wikileaks that exposed embarrassing dnc e-mails during the presidential campaign. fox news is reporting that within 96 hours of rich's murder, the fbi was aware of thousands of e-mails between seth rich and wikileaks. but an fbi spokesperson told me today, the bureau did not examine rich's computer. he said the fbi didn't have rich's computer. a lobbyist who has posted $105,000 reward in the seth rich murder case. he's doing his own investigation. do you think that seth rich was communicating with wikileaks before his death? >> i don't know. i don't know. i want to see the e-mails from rod says he has. i've got to see the evidence. we just don't have any evidence. >> reporter: but you don't think it was a robbery gone bad? >> it was not. >> reporter: now hear from kevin donahue, deputy mayor for public safety. he says all of this conspiracy talk is wrong and painful for seth rich's family. >> it's bad enough that as

zack wheeler for carlos beltran, struck out four. only one run. buster posey. 5-1. jeff samardzija, michael conforto. up and away. giants lost five in a row. kevin durant got time off. checking out angels and a's. albert pooujols, alplayer we're, yonder alonso, hot last week and still this week. athletics. cotton two more bombs. reaching for yunel escobar. a's didn't have enough offense. yonder, whatever is he eating, i want some of that. only offense they had. three-game win streak by the athletics snapped. 7-3 angels. >>> the warriors could have a week off. then go seven. game five. tied 101-101. kawhi leonard out, going for the win here and trying to shake james harden. good but after the buzzer. furious. overtime. james harden. patrick beverley. spurs fans are dying over there. danny green, just a threepoint shooter normally. scored last seven points and foul. final seconds. spurs by three. man, no.or the tie and manu is spurs win 110-107 and can wrap up series thursday night in houston. what a game. brought to you by river rock casino. got a feeling that w

private detective wheeler also claims detectives working the rich murder case were told to stand down. hear now from kevin donahue, the deputy mayor for public safety. he tells a much different story. >> this is a robbery that ended tragically. that is bad enough for our city. i think it's irresponsible to th that doesn't connect to anything that the detectives have found. >> no wikileaks connection? >> no wikileaks connection. >> and the allegation that homicide detectives working the rich murder were told to stand down? >> utterly false. >> reporter: this statement released today by seth rich's parents. as we've seen through the past year of unsubstantiated claims, we see no facts, we have seen no evidence, we have been approached with no e-mails and only learned about this when contacted by the press. now there are also allegations that the fbi knew about the rich-wikileaks connection. but did they? more on that coming up at 6:00. jim, back to you. >> pat collins, thank you. >>> we have new details about the serious crash involving a school bus on i-95 up in hartford county, maryla

wheeler asked the federal government t revoke or deny the permits for the events. >>> president trumps are gearing up for an allegations against russia. the planned established a war room to deal with all things russia related. white house aides tell nbc news the effort will be headed by jared kushner, steve bannon and reince priebus. the white house is discussing having a team of lawyers approve president trump's tweets. "the wall street journal" reports the idea under consideration would have the lawyers look at the president's drafts who would decide if any adjustments are needed. according to one of trump's advisers so tweets don't go from the president's mind out to the universe. the white house is looking for ways to revive the president's stalled policy agenda in congress. ideas under consideration include more travel and campaign-style rallies to get the president speaking directly to supporters as well as changing to news briefings. also reportedly under consideration, the return of corey lewandowski. trump is mulling over returning david bossie, trump's former campaign deput