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during an an air anna grand day concert in manchester. a that suicide attack leaving at least 22 dead and dozens more hurt, many of them children. i will call them from now losers because that's what they are, they're losers. president trump condemning the attack and sending a message to terrorists worldwide during his trip oversees. tonight at 6:30, the very latest from the investigation and the very latest from the deadly attack. >> this of course one of our big stories. we invite you to join the conversation. 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 changed n that time? what have we seen changed in the way great britain adapts and reacts to events like this. i think great britain has more experience than the us does. one of the interesting distinctions i think is that a lot of times in britain we hear law enforcement people talking about the need to build relationships with the muslim community so that they can get earlier intelligence rather than surveillance essentially. let me ask you, some people were critical today of the way the president responded because he

was not going to use the word monsters because they would like that. do you think this is people being a little too nitpicky here. i think so to a certain degree. i think that his condemnation of the event is quite clear. losers is a very trump and word to hear. the message is clear enough. i think the other point that he's trying to dismiss those people rather than give them frankly more credit than they deserve. you don't want to take the a little bit l during times than this, but what you can't deny some of the political moves in great britain over the past year or so, leaving the eu, there is a par limit that goes up for election in about a month or so in great britain, when you look at politics across the pond in is the reaction the sam

the opposition leader in britain, jeremy gosh people think he's not hard lang enough the immigration issue is a complicated one. there were previous governments criticized for not being hard enough. the man who perpetrated this atros ticketed event appears to be will i be and born. >> so much to get through here. niles sand issue, it's always great to have you here. in the meantime, president trump continued his foreign tour. in can pennsylvania, he left israel and landed in italy. he's scheduled to meet with the pope and talk with italian leaders on wednesday. back here on wsh than to, the president trump release its first of budget proposal. the 4.1 trild budget cuts 3.6 trillion in federal spending. 8 billion of that would the medicaid would take

president's budget who hurt those who actually need it the most. nick mulvaney pushed back. p if you are 30 years old and you are watching h or you're sitting here you have never had a job as an adult in a healthy american economy. it's either been a recession or a slow sluggish economy stem knowledge along at less than 2 percent growth. if you don't like your job, you can quit because you know you can go and get another job. if you get laid off you can go and start your own business. that's what people have forgotten about. the budget assumes a certain level& of growth happening in the united states. >> it also assumes that the majority of tax cuts that the president wants to put into effect are put into effect and the people spend that money in the first place. is this a house of cards, you pull out the card that says this tax cut doesn't happen, where do you go from

>> the administration projects a 3 percent growth. the budget office said a little bit less than that, about half of that. you want to see growth in this country and you hope that maybe all the numbers check off and it happens. nonetheless when you talk about the cuts to medicare and medicaid. president trump on the campaign trail had said many times he was the president who would support this. he also supports the republican healthcare plan which calls for cuts there. let's bring in to see how these cuts why why are o affect the local people. >> kelly brinkly. we're all familiar with what the united way does. a loft the information started trickling out last night. what's the reaction from groups like yours we think that these cuts are going to be incredibly aggressive and deches take iting to our nonprofit community and to those people who need these social services the most. where do you think we're going to see the biggest cut as it

now. this is just a proposal, but if it was passed tomorrow who or specifically in our local area would be hurt the most, what programs. >> unfortunately if you look at the medicaid cuts, if you look at the earned income tax credit proposed cut those are forth working poor. i think the message is sends is that if you are poor it's going to be very difficult to become working class and if you're working the poor it's going to become nearly impossible for you to become the pid l class. and so it's going to have a devastating impact across the board for all those vulnerable populations. in defense of that the white house budget director today sort of pushed back and he said, look, there's still going to be plenty of ways that people who need the help the most would get it and they want to regulate that down to the states. is this a good idea or a bad idea? >> i think the difficulty with that idea states will handle l it differently. you'll have some states who wibl more supportive in supporting that social support network andhe

you'll have other states who won't support it who will prioritize other things. i think if we're looking at across the board in our country how do we support the working poor across the board? it's going to be very difficult for people to get the support they need depending on where they live. if we go back seven or eight years in the bush administration, actually a little more than that in this equal woo, one thing that president bush was pushing for was a lot of these to be handed offer to faith-based groups, churches and other organization to help provide needy people with the services they need. as we move forward and shawn mentioned about the states taking on the responsibility, how do you operate forward if these cuts happen lock, stock and barrel. >> one of the things we're trying to do is bring awareness to donors and people in our community that we're going to need your support to help support these programs. as it tans right now when it was the expectation

going to fill the gap, the gaps remained. people do as much as they can, but it's just not he muff to provide the type of support that our community needs. we need all non-profits to work together. we need the community to come together. one of the things that united way of the united capital area is doing is we have a giving day on june 8. it's called do more 246789 we're trying to use that as an opportunity to say start your activism at home. we know you're supporting these other organizations nationally, but the region really needs your help and we're asking you to give locally to these organizations because if these programs are cut, people are going to have to go to these nonprofits for support and we're trying to start that pros right now and really be a pillar in the community to get h this jump started and people to be able to give and have a vehicle to give kelly from the united way. >> thanks for coming offer. we appreciate

opinions on this one. a lot of people are wond diserring where are we going to from here? will this pass. >> ronica cleary went out to get the pulse of the people on this. >> what did you find out. >>reporter: a hand ffl reactions. i'll tell you one thing, i did get the feeling that people railroad not really on top of this new headline. one gentleman said there is such an in unsedation of headlines coming out of this administration that you get lost. i also think that there is just a proposal and will we ultimately see cut or stay or get increased fuppedding is not necessarily what was put forth in h this proposal today, the reactions, p you will were a little bit tempered because there is so much uncertainty still ahead. take a listen what people had to say on the treats of d.c. >> we have to pay attention to our budgets. it affects everyone. i think the president has to

more as well. i'm concerned what he might cut, things about the epa. those are the things that we worry about, education, stuff like that. >> i recently graduated from medical school so the public service loan forgiveness being cut is very important to me. i'm interested to see how that's going to go in the future. i'm very happy that he's moving in a more conservative direction and i think that will be good for the american people. some people with some specific concerns, some big picture ideas. beat ' love to hear from you, use the hashtag five #5@6:o remember that a lot of this will likely change. this is the dream and the vision for the president and at the end of the day a lot of compromise will likely need to be made. that's what's coming from paul ryan. we like the ideas but we're going to move ahead and work on our own plans. >> that's what happens. >> let's be h

who votedded for president trump want to see that conservative approach to budgeting and so that's one of the reasons this is the budget -- again, as ronica mentioned, it's a wish list, you take the good, the bad and you put it together. >> i was not going to quote mrs. garret from facts of life. sue palka, i'm sorry, i was just waiting for him to get around to the song there. that's one of jim's great areas of expertise. >> i love it. you can go way back with it which is really terrific. much to migrate joy. tonight, jim shawn what you're watching what appears to be a lot of across central virginia and a little bit of it is in light fashion. it's overnight before we see more widespread showers. we don't think it will can enough to cause any kind of postponement over the nats game mlb makes the decisions differently than what we're looking at radar. wednesday with

going to be a dry day. it will look like it wants to rain, but maybe a little peak of sunshine the rain will hold off until overnight, wednesday early commute looks like a oaker, maybe an inch, two inches of rain that ill with be coming very late tomorrow night. what we're seeing tonight is going to pass mostly to our south and then east to 95 in the overnight hours. finally some sunshine back in the forecast on friday. úmemorial weekend looks like it will be warmer but it may not be without a couple of thunderstorms here and there on sunday as well asman. we'll be watching all of that for you. >> back to you. >> republicans and democrats don't see eye to eye on a lot of things, but some members of congress are coming together tonight for a fun event. brody. >>reporter: they are coming together in harmony and

because it's definitely raining at rfk for the capital classic classic. you see them coming together on the pitch. we're going to talk to one of them, democrat kathy castor coming up.

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>> i will tell you that unitedded technologies and carrier tepped it up and now they're keeping the numbers over 1100 people, which is so great. >> that was president trump talking about the deal he brokered to save about 800 union jobs at a carrier plant in indiana from being outsourced to mexico. since then the company has announced it is still laying 600 employees. that was even before president trump took offers. it was after elected, went back to mike pence's home state and made that announcement. after months uncertainty, the workers now know when they will leave the company f

second half of employees will come out of the plant. all 632 workers will be out of a job by the end of the year. the number is higher than previously reported because it also includes the 70 to 80 workers carrier hired who were brought in temporary employment. for everyone, the end shows is really near. >> i would think it makes it more of a reality because now they can apply fr a george washington and give a date for a start time where h they couldn't do that in the beginning. this is something that the majority of them are looking forward to. many workers have already started preparing to find new jobs. the majority of the people are take youing to the end. right now we have employee on the inside of the inside the of the facility and they are helping people with

the feetion of fear and uncertainty are now taking care of focus to make sure carrier employees are taking care of their families. >> carrier got million incentives to keep a mill jobs at his plant. by the way, the union president who was critical of president trump during the election is retiring next post there you go.

it is not your average political show down in washington. we're talking about democrats and republicans facing off, but not in the way we're used to seeing both parties will be sounding off in the annual congressional soccer game. all right, brody they just started. is there anybody winning yet? >> oh, no, we can't hear brody. so this is what brody is saying there's rain coming down. >> there's l

rain. estopped and somebody told him, brody we can't hear you. we can tell you there are republicans on one side, democrats on the other side. there's some professional players in there with them, too? a. this is the fifth time they've done this down at rfk stadium. when you talk about soccer complexes it's an old stadium, but i'll seen as one of the premier places to play in the country. we saw it goes on right now at rfk stadium. we have the nats playing the mare yers tonight. as sue said it should be light enough that they won't have to delay any games. you maybe need your jacket or a little umbrella like we saw the person walking behind. >> a nice turn off. you talk about the face off. you have that, the baseball. we ought to talk soccer. brody, are you there? we'd like to think he is. so, no, we still can't hear brody. we're going to quom back and hopefully we'll get brody back annual all

out when we return.

>> do not take a selfie. let's put politics aside fr a second. talk about a guy with a lot of interest national attention, canada's prime minister who photo bombed. could see epic photo bomb full stride and smiling. thre is and then the high schoolers quickly recognized who he was and asked for an official foat on. it kind of strikes me there because think about when is the last time you saw a president here? >> security concerns obviously. >> even the picture that we you a, you didn't really see a whole lot of -- it would be obvious. you would see secret service every where. had they not noticed him, they were really excited to be able to post this picture. he just looks like

other broa running down the seawall. >> another day, another stunning photo of, yes, the he obamas living it up in italy. former president obama and michelle obama were seen walking the streets of tuesday can i. mr. obama arrived earlier this month for a talk about climate change. since then he has been spotted out playing golf. mrs. obama has been seen out and about sightseeing and having lunch and dinner with some of her girlfriends. we saw a lot of photos. we saw president obama speaking in some different forms along away. mrs. obama, we haven't heard a lot. i can only imagine what it's like spending eight years in the white house. you can't drive, you can't do this, you can't do that, and now there's a little bit of freedom, still not the same, because you still saw secret service around. had they still been in office a

talking about, i would be a little l -- the optics aren't really the best. again, they're out of office. they don't have a job, at least for the time being? a. it's time to relax. >> exactly. a. did you see this in a lot of people have been telling me lately that i should run for president of the united states tonight i want to put this to rest and just say once and for all i'm in. starting tonight i am running for the president of the united states. i've already chosen my running mate mr. tom hangs. >> i did see that. tom hangs apparently for vp. hank made a surprise appearance on s and nl to help the rock with this monologue. i they he is just joking. but it was all in a lot of fun. if you could take

than tom hangs. there you have it. a good running mate the two of them, the rock and tom hangs. >> thanks for joining us tonight, we'll see you for more at 10:30 and 11. ♪ ♪ pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant.

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harvey: hey, it is war in cannes. scott disick is on his way. kourtney is there. need i say more? >> bella thorne is going overseas with scott disick to cannes, where kourtney is with her new beau and the four of them are going to be yucking it up in france together. harvey: i don't know that they're yucking. [laughter] >> there was a lot of aftermath after last night's tragedy at manchester arena. the ariana grande concert. she's suspended the rest of her tour. harvey: it's like what the hell's going to happen with concerts? >> giving in to the terrorists where you abandon all of the things that are fun because you're afraid something will happen. and you can't live life like that. harvey: it's true. >> we got rachel lindsay. she's the very first black bachelorette. she had on a gold ring.