thanks chuck. anne arundel county police need your help finding a car stolen during an armed carjacking. take a look at the screen. black bmw with maryland tags 1 az ay-3980. police tell us a woman unloading her car in odenton when he approached her. he pointed a gun at her and asked for her keys. 6'3" long curly dirty blond here. >>> the biden family grieving for beau biden who lost his battle with brain cancer last night. he was 46 years old. police set up a special place in northwest d.c. where you remember beau. news 4 joins us with more. hi derrick. >> we haven't seen any condolences but we're told anchor below the clock designated for flowers and cars on the passing of joe biden's son, 46 years old. beau died after a battle with brain cancer. he was recently admitted to walter reed national military medical center after falling ill. back in 2010 he suffered a stroke a couple years, three years after that doctors describe a small lesion being removed from his brain. he served in the delaware n

chuck? >>> hey, barbara. bright sunshine out there, sure is starting to look and feel like summertime across the area. still a few lingering tulips out there but they're quickly fading away in this intense heat. temperature already 81 in leesburg 75 in martinsburg, 73 in hagerstown. it's a very mild day. if you'll be outside later this afternoon waiting on the bus to go home temperaturesed any 80s today so warm and sunny for sure out there. if you're headed down to the baseball game ma lins and nationals, first pitch is 7:05. first pitch for the boys of summer to be out there playing baseball. on a monday it's never too early to think about the weekend. maybe a slight chance for a shower saturday but both day this is weekend are looking toasty warm. >> thank you, chuck. >>> looks like our area is a great place for working mothers. wallet hub released its list for the best and worst states for working mom. virginia made the top ten list at number nine for the best state for working mothers. m

yes, chuck norris. he is now 75 years old.ll the platonic ideal of an action hero to a certain chunk of the mike huckabee base. he gets to do joint appearances and funny campaign ads with chuck norris like this one. now that mr. huckabee is running again, he is deploying chuck norris again. as mike huckabee was announcing he is going to run for president again yesterday, chuck norris simultaneously was doing an interview with the "new york times" explaining how there is no one better qualified in america to be president than his friend, mike huckabee. in order to give that interview to the "new york times" about mike huckabee, chuck norris did have to interrupt his regular schedule of writing columns for the conservative wit -- conservative website worldnetdaily. it is like selling people on his helpful tricks to lose the fat with magic green tea and chuck norris probiotics. when he is not persuading his world net daily readers to send away for this breakthrough new book from cleansing toxins from your gut lose weight now. he

i have been listening to chuck bell. 80s and 90s.me. >> angie goff said she was listening to what i said. breaking news banner. this just in. outside this morning mostly clear sky out there this morning. the sun is popping up fast and as a result, the warm-up is officially underway on what's going to be a nice but toasty warm memorial day. temperature is 67 in washington. and 61 also from ashburn and down to manassas and bristow. already things are starting to move up. you'll be out and around town today for any of the major events the wreath laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery, that's at 11:00 this morning. the temperatures breezy at times, it will help a little bit with fact that it will be a warm day to be outside. and a touch more humid than we have been as well. highs today, mostly up into the mid and upper 80s. when you're grilling at 4:00 6:00 8:00, mid 80s at 6:00. still 80 at 6:00. seven day forecast in a couple of minutes. for now back to the news. >> all right, chuck, thanks. >>> well it is becoming an annual tr

back to work and school forecast coming up. >> chuck, thanks. >>> right now d.c. police are asking for your help to find a person of interest in a quadruple homicide. they have released surveillance footage and we have that for you. news 4 derrick ward was alive this morning near the home with more on what police are saying. derrick. >> yeah. well you can see this remains the crime scene. take a look at the house in the 3200 block of woodlawn drive northwest. the fire on thursday. this is surveillance footage. police are calling they released this video last night. this person is a person of interest 46-year-old savvas savopoulos his wife amy and 10-year-old child philip as well as the housekeeper. no bodies found amid the charred remains of the fire that appears to have been focused upstairs. investigators say at the time they found bodies one showed trauma. at the hospital there was a strong smell of gasoline. police also investigating a connection with a porsche 911 seen before the fire. yesterday afternoon found abandoned and burning in landon maryland. they t

. >>> i'm meteorologist chuck bell. our rain chances are increasing with time during the course of the day. check of the radar and your forecast coming up. >>> chuck, i have information on another high-profile security threat at two government agencies this time it involves a former fbi agent. "news 4 midday" begins right now. >>> we're following the developing story out of texas where isis claims it instigated the shooting after a controversial art exhibit outside dallas. police killed two men who opened fire on a security guard there two nights ago. the exhibit featured pictures of the prophet muhammad. this is the first time isis claimed response billion for an attack in the u.s. investigators say right now there is no evidence to support their claim. >>> today, doering loretta lynch will go to baltimore to meet with city officials, police and other community leaders. she's going to the university of baltimore student center first. members of the justice department are traveling with her. this follows the death of 25

we want to get to chuck bell with our forecast.m what we understand another batch of rain could roll in. >> both days look to be impacted by rain shower and thunderstorm chances. yesterday they rolled in after 4:00 or 5:00 and didn't leave southern maryland until 8:00 in the evening, maybe later. that's sort of the same timing for today. the one thing we kind of have going in our favor, a lot more cloud cover. more clouds hold the temperatures down just a couple of degrees. this should take some of the edge off the thunderstorm chances for later on today. but still rain chance for today stands at 80%. so be ready to have back-up plans for outdoor activities this afternoon. storm team 4 radar dry this morning. temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70 right now. by later on temperatures will reach into the mid-80s, showers and thunderstorms out to the west of the metro as early as kz 2:00 into the metro area by 3:4:00 5:00. timing out rain chances, noon to 5:00 blue ridge, shenandoah i-95 quarter and 5:00 to 10:in southern maryland.

chuck bell joining us from the "weather center." what do you say, chuck. >> defends where you live.er north and west, sooner you'll need your umbrella. everyone has the chance to need it only in the metro area i think our chances to use the umbrella may come after 5:00 or 6:00 this evening. the rain timing in the metro area fairly late in the day, a little earlier out into the north and west. so outside forcloudy start. temperature mostly in the 70s. that's what you look at for today. >> a cloudy start for some. sun came up. relatively quiet start. sun up at reagan national. winds out of the south averaging 10 miles per hour. temperatures around the rest of the reenl low 70s in and around town. there are mid-60s out towards the shenandoah valley mid-70s washington low 70s along western shore, 68 in culpeper. going out for early morning run, make it early. it's another one of those days where we'll be very wamplt noontime mid to upper 80s. if you want to run in the 70s, you need to hurry up and get out the door in the morning. noticeably humid, sweating it out for sure. carry extra w

thank you, chuck. appreciate it. ten minutes after 5:00. while you were sleeping there was an earthquake that rocked parts of japan. kristin wright is gathering details at the live desk and will bring us the details in a moment. >>> and how to make football safer for high school players. >>> preps are underway for the national memorial day parade here in the district this morning. they could impact your day even if you're not headed to the celebration. road closures you'll want to know about. >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> 14 after the hour. and d.c. police say they're searching for whomever helped daron wint hold the savopoulos family and housekeeper captive. the four detained last week have been released from jail and police aren't saying who the four people are, only that they have not been charged in the murders. court documents reveal the crime required the presence and assistance of more than one person. investigators continue to collect evidence from the crime scene that's just a couple of blocks away from the vice president's

chuck is here with us now.ve one named -- one named storm already. >> yeah ana a couple of weeks ago. but we have been in a hurricane drought and that's the kind of drought you'd like to be in. >> absolutely. >> we have not had a major hurricane, category, 3, 4 or 5, hit the continental united states, in ten years. the last one was rita wilma, we have not had a bigger storm make landfall since. >> you can't throw chuck -- no matter what you say to him, he's ready. a long list of facts ready to roll. >> he's like an encyclopedia, wikipedia all wrapped into one. >> we have some good weather coming our way as well today. skies are mostly clear out there. and it is going to be a fantastic day to get outside and have your remembrance ceremonies and do a little outdoor grilling and celebrating as well. outside for now, it's a mild start here in washington. 69 downtown at the national airport. winds at nine miles per hour. plan on plenty of sunshine for today. it will be breezy at times and definitely on the warm side

why chuck says that forecast could match up. and why some lucky little leaguers from our area could get a big surprise from the pros today. puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support... putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story.... "unfair treatment from washington"... "thousands without medications"... "it's a crisis that could imperil the whole economy." president obama must act now to protect care for three and a half million u.s. citizens. before it's too late... ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar) ♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) >>> taking a look at today's top stories. the main suspect in the murders of a d.c. family and their housekeeper did not act alone. that revelation came during daron wint's first court appearance in the district. more coming up on that in a few minutes. >>> right now the i-95 expre

of "meet the press," thanks for your time chuck. >> you got it. >> chuck will be speaking as you heard mention, to two of the white house hopefuls and a possible third candidate. plus, we'll get an update on the dennis hastert scandal. it all comes your way on "meet the press" this morning at 10:30 here on nbc 10. we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back. >>> race weekend at dover international speedway wraps up today with the nascar sprint cup race, but yesterday it looked a lot like a demolition derby. several cars got tangled up. chris busher made it through the mess, though and hung on to win it. >>> let's take a live look now in south philly at citizens bank park. that's where the phillies will try to salvage the final game of their weekend series with the colorado rockies. the phils have now lost five in a row. watch this nifty play from freddie galvez as he flipped the ball to second for the out. the bottom of the ninth with the tying run at the plate, ben revere struck out looking. colorado beat the phils, 5-2, same teams today at 1:35. and if anybody's headed to that g

. >> i'm chuck todd. joining me is tom brokaw april ryan a baltimore native.imberly stros elf the "wall street journal" and author and veteran and a baltimore native. wes moore. it's meet the press. >>> this is meet the press with chuck todd. >>> good morning. the mood in baltimore has markedly changed this weekend following a week of violence and unrest that culminated in the charging of six police officers over the killing of freddie gray. yesterday's protests were largely peaceful. there were a small number of arrests after dark. some attempted to defy the curfew. baltimore remains a deeply divided city. but this is a national problem, and americans are deeply pessimistic about the state of our cities. we have a brand new nbc news "wall street journal" poll out this morning. look at this. 96% of folks surveyed expect more racial disturbances this summer and 54% believe the disturbances will occur near where they live in the closest big city to where they live. ? a moment i'll be joined by the mayor of baltimore. first a reminder of why her city became the f

chuck says it's going to be pretty nice. and next week he says it's going to get even better. >> wow. >>> plus where you can kick it with the newest players on the redskins tea >>> capital police are responding to a report that revealed officers left guns in capitol building bathrooms. there are reports of at least three incidents this year alone. in one of those incidents, a young boy found a loaded gun in speaker boehner's suite. a police spokesperson says the report should not have been released to the public. but the spokesperson also says that the department takes rule breaches very seriously. a house committee called the incidents unacceptable and demanded more information from police. >>> changes to your summer vacation before it even begins. you won't be able to smoke on the ocean city boardwalk, the beach accessways or shelters. smoking ban went into effect yesterday. you can't have cigars pipes, or even e-cigarettes. smoking still allowed on the beach within a designated area. >>> it seems many of you are concerned

chuck, good morning. >> good morning, aaron. a cloudy and warm and humid day across our area here for the middle parts of may. your weather headlines for today, clouds for sure humidity season has clearly begun. we'll be near 90 degrees tomorrow. question is will we get cooler? temperatures are close to 08 in the metro, 78 downtown, 79 in winchester. cooler in st. mary's county where rain drops are falling. so your afternoon planner, warm humid, shower and thundershower chances. not looking for anything in the way of severe weather around here. this show you storm team 4 radar and give you an idea of futurecast when the rain moves in and out of your neighborhood. >> thank you, chuck. several charities will benefit from prince's big rally for peace concert in baltimore. prince played the royal farms arena in baltimore. the concert drew thousands of people. many attendees wore gray to honor freddie gray who died in police custody last month. and gray's death sparked protests in baltimore you'll remember now. six police officers ar

chuck loves to do that.celed its participation in the tours because of the deadly earthquake in that country. >>> you know if you don't want to do the embassies i've always said the other way to travel the world in d.c. without leaving d.c. you do have to go to virginia. but go to dulles at 3:00 in the afternoon and you will travel the world with all the international flights coming in there. >> i believe it's called taste of the world in the herndon area. they have a taste of everything there. and it's like a mom and pop shop kind of place. >> if you want to focus all your efforts on the greek food the greek festival is in bethesda today. the avon walk is in town this weekend. >> if you need to drink a little bit. >> go up to the gold cup, watch your horse races and have your mint julep. so it's a nice weekend for anything and everything you want to do outdoors today. there's the live view from our reston camera. looking towards dulles international airport. but you can start to get a sense there's a little

chuck is tracking raindrops. >> chuck, what's the word? >> a whole lot more clouds. it's awfully damp and very humid as well. our tower camera shows a very cloudy sky over the national cathedral in northwest washington right now. not a lot of heavy rain coming down. a check of it on storm team 4 radar, you'll get a sense there's no heavy rain to be dealt with first thing this morning as temperatures are mostly in the upper 60s and 70s right now. come on computer don't you want to change the map. a few lonesome raindrops near leesburg a few towards rappahannock county and charles and st. mary's. nothing that heavy, headed out to the national ceremony on the national mall it will be damp outside. wet seat can you gos for sure. won't be cold. temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s now. manassas, virginia cloudy skies, a warm start, 74 by 10:00 achlt rain chances increasing as we get into the middle and later parts of the afternoon. high today low- to mid-80s. tomorrow's forecast coming up in a few. >> all right, chuck. we'll check in with you then. a busy morning. mo

he actually -- are you sweating yet, chuck make what's it like?hing. the sweat factor not too bad yet. couple of laps around sunshine filled parking lot and i'd be a mess. already 80 degrees on the storm team 4 deck. this is a view from the tower northbound bethesda chevy chase, plenty of sunshine a few clouds in northern maryland. a view south past the cathedral, towards reagan national airport. nice day in prince george's county. national harbor folks out on the ferris while early this morning. couple of showers trying to get going up across northern maryland right now. we'll be keeping a close eye on those over the next couple hours. one or two stronger storms to contend with later this afternoon. we'll keep you apprised of that. otherwise warm already. highs today hovering right around 90 degree mark. rain chances really go up as we get into tomorrow. we'll talk more about that part of the forecast and the impact on your week coming up. >> iteam heading outside. >>> a prayer vigil to remember a reporter killed in d.c. d.c. police still working

get to meteorologist chuck bell. a great nice and sunday. >> yesterday couldn't have been any niecer -- nicer 70 yesterday and today warmer than that. if you thought yesterday was too chilly don't worry. summertime has arrived early in washington. temperatures in the 40s in some cooler suburbs, manassas, gaithersburg, going to be a nice day to get outside and enjoy mid to upper 40s here for the next couple of hours in the cool suburbs. by lunchtime today temperatures will be soaring way up into the 70s. in fact, i think by late this afternoon, high temperatures up near 82 here in washington. it's going to be a nice day today high 79 in manassas, gaithersburg. how long does the weather last? seven-day forecast coming up. >> all right, chuck. thanks. new this morning, maryland state police say a man died in a crash in prince george's county. it happened on branch avenue and brandywine. driving northbound, a woman turning hit his car. armstrong died. a passenger in the woman's car was also hurt in the crash. >> to a dev

that part of the forecast is just ahead. >> all right, chuck. thanks. >>> new this morning, police in prince george's county trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash. happened around 1:00 this morning on indian head highway and route 210. police say the man was driving southbound when he was hit by a car that was heading northbound. the woman in the other vehicle expected to be okay. we can tell you the northbound lanes of indian head highway are closed. we're working to find out when that road's going to reopen. >> in decision 2016 today, martin o'malley is expected to announce he is running for president. the o'malley campaign releasing this video overnight showing the former governor tuning up. ♪ ♪ >> well that is "hail to the chief chief" o'malley playing on his guitar. coming up derrick ward will have a report from baltimore on the security preparations before the announcement. >>> well when o'malley enters that race he is going to face off against two others for the democratic nomination. hillary clinton jumped into the 2016 race fi

chuck todd moderator of "meet the press," thank you, chuck. >> you got it. >>> the deadly derailment and america's infrastructure along with chuck's conversation with senator rand paul will be on "meet the press" this morning. it comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> a rain delay at citizens bank park couldn't stop the phillie thes from winning their fourth straight game. you saw the matchup against the diamondbacks right here on nbc 10. the phils racked up 13 hits against arizona. jerome williams got the win. they wrap up their series this afternoon at citizens bank park. first pitch is scheduled for 1:35. >>> american pharaoh and victor espinosa has won the preakness! >> this morning, american pharaoh is one win away from horse racing's triple crown. the horse won the preakness by seven lengths in a rainy baltimore yesterday. american pharaoh will get the chance to complete the triple crown in three weeks at the belmont stakes. no horse has done that since affirmed in 1978. >>> before we go we want to get one last check of the weather. how'd that barbecue turn out last

we want to check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. he has more on the heat and humidity on the way. >> yesterday sure was a nice day to be outside. humidity was nice and low. there was a refreshing breeze out there. but that was a south wind yesterday. as a result warmer and more humid air moving back into the region. this is going to be the case for the next couple of days. good-bye spring hello summer for the next couple of afternoons. outside early this afternoon, sun's already up. it came up at five minutes before 6:00 this morning. kind of a bit of a hazy start outside this morning. not much rain on storm team 4 radar. a couple of lonesome showers out here in maryland. this one drifting out to tanney town and westminster. nothing more than a five-minute-long sprinkle out there. rain chances low as you head out the door. temperatures mostly in the mid to upper 60s. here's your exclusive skycast 4 going through the day today. expect more and more clouds to build throughout the afternoon. rain chances today around 50 prst. high near

chuck bell is there where they are seeing a bit of flooding this morning. chuck. >> reporter: yeah. this is brock bridge road right behind me and it remains closed between whiskey bottom road and route 32. about a mile over this way is where it goes down near the patapsco river. there's been a report that a car went into it the water and. it serves as a good warning. the old thing we tell you, turn around don't drown. never drive over a water-covered road. >>> all clear around the metro area. just a few lying sprinkles here in the shenandoah valley. these are tracking offer the blue ridge in the next half hour. last evening, we had these thundershowers building. those photos were posted on my twitter page. you can post on facebook and instagram. mild and muggy. we're in the mid to upper 60s to near 70 degrees. feeling more like summer than mid may. dress accordingly will. have an umbrella this morning and maybe this afternoon. clouds breaking up around the capitol. by 8:00 we'll be in the low 70s. noontime low 80s. ought to hit the upper 80s during the afternoon. partly sunny, 30% c

chuck?hine and a south breeze has a very warm day in progress now already 81 in winchester, virginia. 79 a popular number around the metro area and upper 70s near chesapeake bay. high temperatures mid to upper 80s. winds out of the west averaging between 10 and 20 miles per hour for much of day. plan on a warm and dry day today. tomorrow a chance for a couple showers towards i-81 but metro rain chances are not at zero and better rain chances into wednesday. staying on the warm side for sure. >> thank you, chuck. >>> thousands will gather on the mall for the memorial day parade. a hearty group of world war ii veterans are today's grand marshals. the parade will mark 70 years since world war ii ended and 150 years since the civil war ended. we hope many of you will be able to make it out for the parade today. parking will be tricky due to road closures. constitution is closed from 7th to the 22nd street northwest. there are also closures on nearby blocks of madison and jefferson streets. at to

just some background on chuck robbins.s 48 years old and has worked at cisco in his most recent position as senior vice president of field operations for the last 3.8 years. he began that position in july, 2011 also he joined cisco in 1997, according to a statement put out by the company. and he has led the global drive for about $47 billion for the business. they also credit him as the key architect for one of the faster growing parts of the business that now represents one quarter of cisco's overall business. he is being pulled in from one of the faster growing segments of cisco to be named the said -- the head of cisco overall. chuck robbins is starting on july 26 stop -- on july 26. warren buffett making some comments. i'm not sure if this is from the videoconference call or not but let's get you the headlines. there is some general statement from the exalted about how they want to re-organized into different -- reorganize into different segments. it sees meeting the top and of a three-year $20 billion cash return by t

neil: give chuck a break! give chuck a break! >> that's what i'm talking about. >> how are you a liberal? neil: have a great weekend. fair and balanced politicians are not the only ones who take advantage of a tragedy. senator chris murphy calling big airlines out for price gouging saying and i quote increasing prices to unjustified levels after this week's tragedy. he's right. some carriers doubling and tripling fares between new york and washington to take full advantage of the rail service along the core door. i know it's capitalism at work, this strikes me as a little more revolting. john layfield agrees but says that's the way the market goes. i think that's a bad signal. i think that, yes they can do this, the markets allow it capitalism will allow it. this gives them a bad name. what to you think? >> i agree with you, i think it is free markets and price gouging. when i was flying dallas to new york a lot. the nonstop had no competition it was double what a connection was that. is exactly what you're dealing with here. whe

thank you, chuck. their style of parenting has fueled a lot of debate. now there are new developments involving that montgomery county family under investigation for letting their kids roam free without supervision. the decision made in one of their cases. >>> plus the annual event at national harbor that introduces us to words that many of us have many heard >>> we have breaking news right now that could impact your morning commute. take a live look at the scene here. a woman hit and killed by a car on the beltway overnight. you are looking live at the investigation that has some lanes blocked. this is off prince george's county. this morning, the backups are going for miles now. melissa has more on the impact this accident is having on your morning rush. >>> take a look at this. inner loop just after b wx parkway very slow at this point. also have a problem on the outer loop approaching 50. four mile backups in each direction. going to have much more on these backups and issue coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> we continue that team coverage on that

meteorologist chuck bell is tracking the changes ahead. chuck? >> that's right. heat haze and humidity this morning. put a little daylight on this and we have a chance for strong to severe thunderstorms today. we have a storm prediction for slight risk for severe weather today. timing out your thunderstorm chances between 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. today. >>> very slow on the outer loop of the beltway. eight mile backups due to the earlier crash. that's been cleared out of the roadway, but still some significant delays. 95 south headed to the beltway is very slow. slowing on the outer loop in prince george's county as well. back to you. >> alexis, thank you. >>> 14 before the hour. a battle brewing over how much you pay for parking in d.c. no matter what happens prices are going up, however, the d.c. council has to choose between two different plans. news4's kristin wright with more on what they're voting on today. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. you're right, one thing is for sure, we are going to pay more to park in the district, but the question today

chuck is here. >> okay.you want the perfect memorial day weekend forecast i think this is what we have for you. >> okay. >> full sunshine for today and tomorrow. and for the most part memorial day as well. high temperatures a bit of a trend. low to mid-70s today. back up into the low 80s tomorrow. and getting awfully close to 90 degrees on memorial day itself. but for everything that's going on around town this weekend, the concert, 500 thourkss,000 harleys down on the mall rolling thunder is one of my favorite things in this town. if you're around take a look. >> it's quite the sight. and we're going to have more on that tomorrow. but don't forget. we're back on at 9:00 a.m. today. >> have a good saturday, everybody. [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ >>> good morning. holiday weekend washout. more than 25 million people under a flood watch this morning with 6 inches of rain possible in parts of kansas and texas. residents brace more ri

. >>> i'm meteorologist chuck bell. if you haven't looked outside, there's a lot of cloudiness and fogginess to start your weekend. how big of an impact will that have on your plans to be outside? i'll let you know coming up. >>> also coming up more wild weather ahead. oklahoma and texas both bracing for a weekend of rain wind, tornadoes, and possible destruction. keeping our eyes on all of that this morning. 6:00. thanks for joining us. >> yeah. right now northbound lanes on i-95 appear to be shot down because of this accident. we just got off the phone with police. they tell us that three cars and that box truck there were involved. police telling it there could be possible injuries but we have not confirmed that yet. we just saw an ambulance leave the scene, however. a tow truck is on the scene. and most of the lanes all closed off. if you are traveling that way, i think the best way probably right now would be to use route 1 as an alternative. >> definitely. getting off there at dumfries. >>> 6:01 as we start off th

. >> chuck bell is here now with what we can expect today. chuck, how hot is it go to get today? >> i can sense the beginnings of joy in your voice, eun. oops. back over here. i can sense you are happy about the hot weather and humidity. i know who you are, eun yang and you are not alone. i know a lot of folks can't wait for this time of a year. i'm more of a cool season guy myself. nonetheless, it's a beautiful-looking morning out here. it's unusually warm unusually early this year. already had three 90-degree days in the month of may. temperatures are primarily in the 60s. 63 in rockville and chevy chase. so your on your way out to the bus stops, warm one for sure. temperatures in the low 70s. mid 70s between 8:00 and 9:00. warm and humid outside today. and coming on later on this afternoon, how cool would it have been to have a school bus with no roof on it. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s today. there is a chance for showers bulk up this afternoon. up near 90 degrees every day and afternoon storms looking likely. >>> it is now 5:23. developing this morning. the fbi belie

third, chuck will set where i can make a difference. i will be his advisor and behind him all the way. he was the unanimous pick of our board. he will be able to analyze how things work together and speeding that machine up like jim said i think we'll go faster under chuck. i think it will be very very good. >> one question from me which is following up on what you just said. you seem confident that growth can go faster under him. why is that the case? >> i think it's three things. if i were to outline three years ago when we started to turn the company around one more time jim you said it right, we've done this five times. my ideal scenario would have been three years later to have great momentum in the market do have a strong new ceo coming in and to be on the second cusp of the next generation of the internet. digitization is coming at us like a rocket. we are in clear leadership position there you are going to digitize countries. it will get innovation and job creation going faster. we suddenly are much more relevant again, david. w

good morning, chuck. >> good morning, rosemary. >> chuck, this week, military bases around the country increased security because of the ever-growing threat of terror here at home from groups like isis which are using social media to bring more people in. is this just the beginning of increased vigilance? what's going on? >> it's not just vigilance. you have the fbi director which was purposefully going public and sounding the alarm. what happened in texas is something he is now worried is going to basically increase and increase in a hurry. the fbi has investigations open in every single state in the union right now, on people that they're concerned could become activated lone wolves. and in fact the fbi director believes we should stop distinguishing between an isis-directed or an isis-inspired attack at this point. and frankly, when you think about it tracking these folks, the resources to do it the fbi has got to take them all seriously, but that sucks up a lot of human resources. the question is okay is there a better way to do a social media campaign on our own here in the united

good to see both of you. >> hey there. >> hey. >> chuck, how does this delay sit with you? will the optics provide a negative committeation the to -- connotation to the american public or see it as a delay? >> remember when you were little and you used to go to the carnival and you used to play that game all in hopes of getting the plushy toy? they're playing a game they can't win. they want to drag this out so they can try to drag her name through the mud. at the end of the day people in arms up about this will never vote for her to begin with. we should stay focused on the people in the middle and not play politics with our foreign policy. >> tammy? >> look, obviously she would rather have it happen now because she does not want to have this conversation in 2016. so i think that's key. at the same time, she has agreed to do six debates apparently with a hologram of herself. i'm not quite sure why she doesn't have time to do two conversations with congress. but she wants to get it done quickly. she wants to get it done fast so that it can end this year. obviously this is p

chuck cooper made this argument that is still being voiced in the supreme court. if marriage is about biology and responsible procreation can you tell us about that argument and why they made it? just go the argument is that marriage is really about channeling heterosexual couples into responsible procreation and into taking care of their biological offspring. so what they're focusing on is what is the one unbridgeable gap between an opposite sex couple and a same-sex couple and that unbridgeable biological gap is the idea that heterosexual couples can procreate and internal to the union where is no same-sex couple can procreate internal to the union so what they said was our vision of marriage is a vision in which marriage exists as an institution in order to bind those two individuals together because they are the individuals who are capable of bringing new life into the world and without marriage it's too easy for them to split up even with marriage it's too easy for them to split up. we want the kind of social glue that binds them to each other and indirectly

. >> thanks, chuck. now a story in baltimore. several people arrested overnight violated citywide curfew. our cameras capturing this. police arresting this man. protester started throwing bottles and officers sprayed the crowd with pepper spray. this man got hit with pepper spray and officers carried him to a police wagon. >>> a new page in ball, prayer and peace that is what the governor is asking for today. derrick ward live in baltimore where the governor is starting the day at church with community members. talking about videos there, derrick, some tough parts of last night overnight last night leading into this morning. what is the feeling out there where you are. >> this is the process undergone or the city has to go through. >> a relatively small group arrested for these curfew violations. you build that sort of thing into the curfew. that's why they are putting police out there in the first place. about an hour and 45 minutes, he will be at the catholic church in baltimore. you see a viable structure here but down the str

chuck bell, tell us about the forecast. >> are you cooking or buying dinner? >> cooking dinner. >> we're in. how about somewhere nice this time, aaron no more super sizing for our meals. >> don't tell anybody. >> showers outside way out to our west. we'll be dry, between now and lunch time at least. then into the afternoon hours that's when our rain chances really start to ramp up. 75 at reagan national. looking for 89 degrees today. most neighbors well up into the mid and upper 80s and everyone will have a chance of getting rained on today. higher rain chances out to the shenandoah valley but everyone down to southern maryland where temperatures will reach the mid to upper 80s. everyone has a chance to face the showers this afternoon. that could linger into this evening. going out to dinner, rain chances between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. at 70%. and then back into the low 80's. i'll talk about the weekend coming up, but now alexis. >> we have a car fire on the shoulder. it's after route 606 on thornburgh road. at i-66, we have a work zone there but it's been moved t

chuck, sounds like a lot of maneuvering room. eight months is a lot of time. >> it sure is. i think the biggest news of the week is what we learned from chris jansing, that not only is jeb bush not the front-runner for the republican nomination, but there is no front-runner for the republican nomination. i think jeb had a bad week, and it could linger for him. maybe he doesn't know how to get out of his brother's shadow. that could be what we learned this week. but we realize, it is a crowded field at the top. scott walker is the man in iowa. rand paul's the guy who polls best against hillary clinton. jeb bush is the man with money but with little else. and marco rubio is the buzz candidate. so that's the good news if you're a political junkie, this thing is going to be fun to watch. but a little bit nervous for some republicans who don't like the idea that it's this wide open. if it's this wide open, it leads to a lot of internal fighting. >> chuck, thanks very much. we'll see you this sunday for "meet the press." among chuck's guests, republican presidential senator rand p