will be kyrie irving, thompson, jimmy butler, lowery, the forwards, kevin durant, carmelo anthony, paul georgeeen, and barnes. demarcus cousins and deandre jordan or the centers. the summer games start in rio august 5th. >>> madison bumgarner will be on the mound when the giants host the phillies. the only team with a better record than the giants was the cubs but today they blew a three-run lead to miami. the lead was cut to one the fourth and then the marlins went ahead in the fifth. the cubs have lost five of their last six. >>> at the college world series in ohama, loser go ohm between arizona and oklahoma state. the oklahoma pitcher struck out sick. arizona's gibbons drove in three runs. ed was 5-1, it was the final so arizona now plays either tcu or coastal carolina for the national championship. >>> this week's pga stop at the quicken loans national in bethesda, maryland. the tournament is hosted by tiger woods, with the proceeds going to his foundation. tiger service playing but ernie els is, on the 12th the big easy makes its look easy, as his ball flies right into the hole for an eag

guards kyrie irvin, klay thompson, the forwards are kevin durant, carmelo anthony, paul george, draymond green, and barnes, demarcus cousins and jordan are the centers. the summer games start august 5th. >>> madison bum guardian are on the mound when the giants host the phillies at 48-27, san francisco has the second best record in the majors. the only team with a better record is the cubs, but today they blew a three-run lead in miami. the marlins took the lead with four runs in the fifth. stanton drives in pratto. he had three rbi. miami wins 9-6. the cubs have now lost five of the last six. >> this week's pga stop is the quicken loans national in bethesda, maryland. hosted by tiger woods with proceeds going to his foundation. tigers is not playing butter any else is. --er any -- ernie els is. a 66 today, now in second place. >>> the third is your third, round leader. nice birdie putt on 14. at 15-under he now has a two-stroke lead. >>> while the cope could america rap -- copa america wraps um croatia and portugal were scoreless. until this header in. portugal wins 1-nil and advances t

will be kyrie irving, thompson, jimmy butler, lowery, the forwards, kevin durant, carmelo anthony, paul george, green, and barnes. demarcus cousins and deandre jordan or the cethe summer gameo august 5th. >>> madison bumgarner will be on the mound when the giants host the phillies. the only team with a better record than the giants was the cubs but today they blew a three-run lead to miami. the lead was cut to one the fourth and then the marlins went ahead in the fifth. the cubs have lost five of their last six. >>> at the college world series in ohama, loser go ohm between arizona and oklahoma state. the oklahoma pitcher struck out sick. arizona's gibbons drove in three runs. ed was 5-1, it was the final so arizona now plays either tcu or coastal carolina for the national championship. >>> this week's pga stop at the quicken loans national in bethesda, maryland. the tournament is hosted by tiger woods, with the proceeds going to his foundation. tiger service playing but ernie els is, on the 12th the big easy makes its look easy, as his ball flies right into the hole for an eagle with a 66 tod

i'm paul george, and i want you to learn the signs of a stroke, fast. f.a.s.t. f, face drooping.weakness. s, speech difficulty. t, time to call 911. because the sooner they get to the hospital, the sooner they'll get treatment, and that can make a remarkable difference in their recovery. protect the ones you love. spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. fast. lauren: 5:45 a.m. in new york. two new polls suggest support this one back towards britain remained in the european union. the call for the daily mass is 45% want to stay in the e.u. 42% want to leave. a survey for "the sunday times" has 44% want to remain, 43% want to leave. president about ms. justice department lock in some south $48 billion deal to buy sigma. regulators concerned that the deal is anticompetitive. lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers have ended a 52 year championship drought for cleveland. the city's first title since the browns won in 1964 nfl championship. james led his team to a 93-8197 victory over golden state words last night. the cavaliers are the first team to ever come back from a three to one final deficit.

i'm paul george, and i want you to learn the signs of a stroke, fast. f.a.s.t. f, face drooping.s, speech difficulty. t, time to call 911. because the sooner they get to the hospital, the sooner they'll get treatment, and that can make a remarkable difference in their recovery. protect the ones you love. spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. fast. >>> more top news for hillary clinton. a brand new nbc news "wall street journal" marist poll shows hillary clinton virtually tied with bernie sanders in, that's right, california. 49% to 47%. clinton returns to california tomorrow and that poll you're look at may be a good part of the reason why, trying to stave off what would be if it were to occur an embarrassing upset which couldn't come at a worse time for her. joining us thousannow, chairman american conservative union and also political strategist. good to have you both here. i mean, what is this woman doing? what is she doing? this was supposed to be a coronation. >> and it is absolutely -- her campaign has got to be so upset right now that we're that close in california where she would have

forwards kevin durant, carmelo anthony, paul george, green, and barnes.s cousins and deandre jordan are the centers. the summer games start in rio de janeiro august 5th. >>> there does not appear to be any clear favorite for tomorrow's save mart 350 at sonoma raceway. over the past 11 years there have been 10 different winners. today was qualifying. los gatos native a.j. allmendinger will start in second after posting an average speed of 95.7 miles an hour. he has yet to win here on his home track. carl edwards did capture this race in 2014, won the pole. he averaged 96 miles an hour. >> this place so is much fun. it's so cool. after that first lap, to be honest i thought, man, i'm going to screw this up. the first one was really good. glad we hung on for the pole. really excited. >> he's won before here. my best finish is seventh. there's no pressure on me. we've had chances but we just got to go out and have a solid day. all we can do is go out there, push hard, do our best. wherever that end result, in victory lane, great. if not, and we have a solid d

>>> republican speaker of the house, paul ryan is a guess on this week by george stephanopoulos. ryan described a comment by trump over a judge and the trump university lawsuit as racist. >>> facebook is about to eliminate some of your photos and we'll tell you which ones and how to save them. >>> new overnight, a car crash is in the woods in delaware trapping two people in the wreckage. >>> police fire tear gas at unruly soccer fans taking to the streets in france. >> reporter: it turns cooler, humidity levels drop off, winds pick up, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

. >> yeah, i think everyone looks at what happened to paul george, the pow he forward who plays for indianary during the games a couple of years ago and it derailed his career. he's bounced back and become a legitimate superstar again, but you have to take this into consideration when you're talking about your career, your health and your family. >> and the family. thanks, brad. >>> next up a maryland man named tim connor waging a war against the traffic app waze after he says it rerouted cars through his tiny residential street at all hours of the day. we have mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary here from "shark tank" joining us now. kevin, he said he tried to fight back saying there was a traffic jam or a roadblock for an accident on his street but obviously they caught on pretty quickly it wasn't true. those wazers know what they're doing. what's the best way to take on a big company like waze to keep his street quiet again? >> doing exactly what he did. waze is basically a giant social network that uses motion in your cell phones to determine where traffic is. of course, roads all of us in ame

. >>> it marked a modern day british invasion, the arrival of john, paul, george and ringo to americanl the excitement in the new feature-length debut "the touring years." i got a chance to talk to ron howard. >> as kids, we were all pretty wild. it's a miracle they didn't go mad. and we brought that to the music. >> ron howard, good morning. >> good morning. >> lucky you, to be able to work on what was probably the most incredible project. how did you end up with this? >> remarkable. ivan sinclair, who is a fantastic producer, he's done a lot of great rock and roll documentaries, was also involved in a movie called "rush" about formula 1 racing. he saw a documentary i did about jay-zee's music festival and he invited me into this process, and i had the opportunity to meet and interview, you know, ringo, paul, worked closely with the families. it's been great to get to know them. we focused on the touring years, so about '62-ish to '66 which is their final big tour, but it's such a dramatic and dynamic, exciting period. >> you remember the british invasion. what did you think at that t

. >> reporter: george stephanopoulos today asking house speaker paul ryan about the comments that have rocked the trump campaign. >> he says his critics have to get over it. do you think he gets what's going on? >> i don't know the answer to that question. getting over that kind of a comment is not -- that's -- no, this is something that needed to be condemned. that comment is beyond the pale. that's not political correctness. suggesting that a person can't do their job because of their race or ethnicity, that's not -- that's not a politically incorrect thing to do. that's just a wrong thing to say. >> reporter: today, trump meeting with his fund-raising team. i asked campaign chairman paul manafort about the challenges ahead. any reluctance from donors after the judge curiel issue? >> the donors are ready to start working, we're excit >> big day for the trump campaign as well. tom llamas with us as well. we saw the tweet about obama's endorsement of hillary clinton and clinton's response, leading to a back and forth? >> reporter: that's right, david, hillary clinton firing back with t

but house speaker paul ryan is defending his support for trump, speaking to abc's george stephanopoulos the way i see it is he won the thing fair and square. >> reporter: and tonight, clinton out with this blistering fake infomercial for trump university. >> pay for trump university at the amazing price of everything you have. >> reporter: and the attacks are only going to get worse. starting on monday, when trump gives a speech in new hampshire outlining why he says clinton is unfit for office. cecilia? >> mary bruce on the campaign trail again, thank you. >>> tomorrow on "this week," more on the race for the white house. plus more from george's interview with speaker paul ryan. >>> turning now to the outrage over the stanford sex assault case. this, on the eve of graduation there. swimming star brock turner sentenced to six months in jail. tonight, the calls growing louder against the judge in the case. many demanding that he be removed from the bench. here's abc's eva pilgrim with the latest person to speak out, the victim's boyfriend. >> reporter: the campaign to oust the judge in t

. >> donald trump mocking that endorsement as paul ryan reveals to george in an abc news exclusive hist trump. >> i don't know what's in his heart. >> the mystery making headlines. that yoga instructor accused of intentionally driving her car off a cliff to kill her sister. a judge now letting her walk free. >>> celebrating the greatest. tens of thousands lining up this morning to honor muhammad ali.

. >> donald trump mocking that endorsement as paul ryan reveals to george in an abc news exclusive his> i don't know what's in his heart. but i do think, hope and believe that he's going to improve the campaign. >> the mystery making headlines. that yoga instructor accused of intentionally driving her car off a cliff to kill her sister. the prosecutor calls it a crime. a judge now letting her walk free.

house speaker paul ryan responding to trump's suggestion that the mexican ancestry of a federal judge made him biased telling george stephanopoulos. >> this is something that needed to be condemned. >> and elizabeth warren on the attack. >> donald um from p is a -- donald trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud. >> arriving at clinton's dc home for a private meeting on friday following this major announcement from the current commander-in-chief. >> i'm with her. i am fired up. in fact, i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> trump is preparing for the presidential general election with a rally in virginia and then he is heading to florida and pennsylvania and all considered battleground states. abc news, washington. >>> the escape from alcatraz is not just a triathalon for one athlete. it is family history. >> still ahead at 11:00, meet the man retracing the challenging swim half a century after a famed

house speaker paul ryan weighing in to abc's george stephanopoulos. >> that comment is beyond the pale. that's not political correctness. >> reporter: trump and clinton will be campaigning here in washington today. both will be speaking around midday. kendis, diane. >> yeah, and clinton and the president will be in wisconsin next wednesday, megan. thank you. >>> president obama's endorsement of clinton has sparked something of a twitter war as well. after trump tweeted, quote, he wants four more years of obama but nobody else does. clinton tweeted this. delete your account. keeping it simple but that is now her most shared tweet ever with more than 370,000 retweets. >> but get this in response reince priebus tweeting at hillary clinton, if anyone knows how to use a delete key, it's you. a reference, of course, to clinton's e-mail controversy. >> now to break news overnight. a tense situation in bourbon cincinnati. law enforcement officers looking for an armed 19-year-old who shot at least two people including a sheriff's deputy. the female deputy was responding to a domestic dispute ca

metro will also be the sut of a prince george's county council meeting today. general manager paul wiedefeld will provide the council with a briefing on transportation issues. metro's second surge of the safetrack program will have a big impact on prince george's county. surge two will shut down the blue, orange and silver lines between eastern road and minnesota avenue. that surge begins june 18. >>> the time is 4:51. after back to back 90s, this cool start this morning -- >> doesn't it feel nice? >> a fis nice relief. saturday we were roasting. >> 96. >> i'm well done. >> i don't blame you. hope you had your sun screen on. >> we were wearing it. >> it's all about the sunscreen this time of year and man, oh, man, our first 90 was all that and more. 96 on saturday, also 90s yesterday, but how different did they feel. saturday was a steamer and sunday the humidity dropped and winds picked up, so even though it was equally as warm, sure didn't feel anywhere near as oppressive yesterday. and that cool northwesterly breeze is with us again here this morning. on your way out the door, t

metro really wants those in prince george's county. 60,000 fewer riders for the storms. this is a complete rail shut down. >> metro boss paul widdafold called this press conference urging riders away here. the arteries between dc and prince george will be cut off. metro wants prince george's county commuter to find a new way to work. it has been trying to get the word out. >> this is my lawn right here and i don't know what to do. >> potomac avenue stations will shut down and riders this way will get off at minnesota avenue or bending road and those coming this way will get off at eastern market going around the shut down by taking a bus. >> talking thousands of people being able to be transported and versus hundreds by bus. >> metro hopes regular riders will telecom mute and the retest will come on monday. >> discombobulate 60,000 people but if it saves lives it is it is good. >> it is complicated work. july 3rd. near stadium armory. pete muntean. >>> a mammoth task and we will get through this together. on the blue line shut down between armory and rosslin and it will force the commuters to use the yellow line to get in a

he's a mexican. >> reporter: george stephanopoulos asking house speaker paul ryan about the commentscampaign. >> he says his critics have to get over it. do you think he gets what's going on? >> i don't know the answer to that question. getting over that kind of a comment is not -- no, this is something that needed to be condemned. that comment is beyond the pale. that's not political correctness. suggesting that a person can't do their job because of their race or ethnicity, that's not a politically incorrect thing to do. that's just a wrong thing to say. >> reporter: trump meeting with his fund-raising team. i asked campaign chairman paul manafort about the challenges ahead. >> any reluctance from donors after the judge curiel issue? >> we're excited. >> donald trump and hillary clinton got into a twitter war after trump sent out that tweet. clinton responding with home run own tweet that the read delete your account. the clinton camp telling us that is the most popular tweet of their entire campaign. at last check, more than 250,000 retweets. but trump, of course, fired back sayin

for the uproar over his comments about the mexican ancestry of a federal judge george stephanopoulos asking house speaker paul ryan about it. >> he says his critics have to get over. do you think he gets what's going on. >> i don't know the answer to that question. that comment is beyond the pale. that's not political correctness. >> reporter: with the focus on the general election, next week president obama will hit the campaign trail with hillary clinton in wisconsin. >> our thanks to lre one more note about bernie sanders day in washington. after leaning the white house, sanders met with senate democratic leader harry reid. following their conversation, reid says he believes sanders has accepted the facts that hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee. reid asked him to speak to a gathering of democratic senators next week. >> israel has extra police on duty in the old city today the first friday in the muslim holy month of ramadan. tensions are high after an attack that killed four israelis. israel has canceled many trfl permits for palestinians during ramadan. the palestinian authority condemned attacks

we did know paul did confirm to out to prince george's county fire nor police for any help in any wayl that princeat pe george's county fire did proactively go ahead and stagete some personnel just in case thee might be needed.. i'm not sure exactly what we'ree looking at there.here. it looks to be better picturesre of maybe perhaps actual activity there on the base itself. but, um, that looks as if there's some devil obviously oio some people walking around.roun some in uniform, some not. i'm not sure exactly who is whoo but we do know, again, joint,oi base andrews on lock down. d they were supposed to have ansu active shooter drill or a drilla of some sort this morning. mng it became a real world scenario. that they then obviously had too spring into action and take very seriously which they are doing.. also, we know that fort belvoiro in virginia has upped their security in response to what's a going on here now.ere now >> and we keep saying activeayig shooter but keep in mind not had any word of shots fired, anyone injured, all we'rell w hearing is that a real lifelife active shoo

george w. bush had something to do with 9/11. but to have those on the internet, to have the standard bearer, ball r-- paul ryan's candidate, mitch mcconnell's candidate saying that barack obama may have been complicit in the killings of americans is beyond breathtaking.

. >>> republican speaker of the house paul ryan is a guest on george stephanopoulos.e distanced himself from trump after a remark made by a mexican judge overseeing a trump lawsuit. >>> a pilot program to equip officers with body cameras. the mayor will hold a conference tomorrow morning to outline the details. the news conference will provide information about what type of body cameras they are considering and how many officers will take part in the pilot program. >>> septa riders can begin buying new transit cards tomorrow. up to ten thousand riders can bye weekly and monthly passes at 12 stations. it will work like an e-z pass. officials believe the knew technology will cutback on long lines. customer service ambassadors will be available at septa stations to answer questions. >>> the ben franklin bridge is closed so thousands of bicyclists can head to the jersey shore to raise money to fight cancer. moments ago the action cam was at the bridge as many bikers conquered the span as you see here. the bridge will be closed until 7:30 when all the bikers have crossed i

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today, metro's board chairman jack evans and the general manager paul wiedefeld came here to prince george'salk to the council to make sure that the council and the riders are on track with what is coming in a and making a plan. safetrack safety surge 2 will impact org, silver and -- orange, silver and blue riders. the closures will be supplemented by the bus bridges. but the numbers just don't add up. to getting the number of people where they need to go. well, one lane car can carry nearly 1,000 passengers. one of those buses can only carry 50 or so. while there will be added buses, it won't be as much capacity as those trains. so tonight prince george's county leaders urging the residents now to find alternatives. >> we are asking all the residents with ability to telework or work an alternative work schedule off of the mall peak hour -- off the normal peak hours to do so if they can. that is the best option. if the individuals have the ability to please do that if they can. the second approach to this is to carpool, to ride share or biking. brianne: safetrack is designed to improve relia

paul bearers including former heavy weight champions lenox lyses and mike tyson and will smith who played the lead role in the movie ali. georgeoreman is an honorary paul bearer. he fought ali in 1974 as the rumble in the jungle. former president bill clinton and actor comedian billy crystal are among those speaking at the inter faith service. >> muhammed ali's final resting place is a historic hey hill cemetery. joel waldman, fox news. >>> looking live at that inter faith service in louisville for muhammed ali one of his daughters speaking right now. let's take a quick listen. >> as you enter your final rou round, god last boxing bell will sound in heaven. i love you, we all love you. thank you very much. (applause). >> that was muhammed ali's daughter speaking at his inter faith service a crowd of 15,000 people inside that sports center right now remembering the boxing legend. >>> and another big loss in the sports world one of hockey's best and well-known hockey players of all time has died. gore tee how well hailed as one of the greatest hockey players of all time, how well took home four stanley cups in his 25 years as pl

. >> donald trump mocking that endorsement as paul ryan reveals to george in an abc news exclusive his concerns about trump. >> i don't know what's in his heart. but i do think, hope and believe that he's going to improve the campaign. >> the mystery making headlines. that yoga instructor accused of intentionally driving her car off a cliff to kill her sister. the prosecutor calls it a crime. a judge now letting her walk free. >>> celebrating the greatest. tens of thousands lining up this morning to honor muhammad ali. the 19-mile procession past his childhood home. bill clinton, billy crystal and will smith among the guests paying their respects. we're live in louisville with the incredible celebration. >>> and good morning, america. happy friday. robin on assignment today and we've got a big friday ahead in central park. >> that's right. just got a shot of it, iggy azalea taking over central park. a lot of excited people out there. >> you can see the crowd is very excited for her. for all that excitement we have in the park, a pretty scary moment for our friends on the west coast. >>

the us attorney's office has not yet announced whether charges will be filed t paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> prince george's county where state's attorney took part in the grand opening of the county's new family justice center. about 200 people turned out for the event located on main street in upper marlboro behind the county's courthouse. it will serve as a one, stop shop resource center for anyone involved in domestic situations. >>> ahead in tonight's health watch, a fatal kiss. the mother of a woman who died after a kiss from her boyfriend is sending out a warning tonight about the severity of allergies. >>> sleeping your way to the top has a whole new meaning, a new movement aiming to redefine what it means to be successful and given women awake-up call. >>> we are waking up to a fantastic day. we woke up to a cool start now in the low 80's. the pleasant. perfect a spring day. it's almost the weekend. how are things looking as we roll towards friday and the weekend? i'll have the first look at that forecast when fox 5 local news at 5:00 comes right back. . >>> in tonight's health watch. treating chil

metro will also be the subject of a prince george's county council meeting today. general manager paulfeld will provide the council with a briefing on transportation issues. metro's second surge of the safe track program will have a big impact on prince george's county. surge two will shut down the blue, orange and silver lines between eastern market, benning road and minnesota avenue. that will begin on june 18. >>> yesterday's shooting is shifting the tone on the campaign trail. how the candidates are reacting and how the tragedy is changing some of their plans. >>> if you've stepped outside this morning, you probably already notice it's a lot less humid. look at that beautiful picture. chuck bell says the weather should stick around today. a closer look at that. >>> it's all a blur. >> i want to wake up. >> i know it's a very hard final for many people in our state. >> they were beautiful people. >>> pittsburgh penguins dominate in the playoffs. this morning they are holding the stanley cup. hurts a little bit, i have to admit. they took out the caps of course and finished out the s

. >> please give her credit for all the nice music that george made and ringo made and paul made since. she did it. >> the fact is that yoko ono did not break up the beatles. time broke up the beatles, money broke up the beatles. the desire to go off and do their own stuff broke up the beatles. >> he's a fleshier, heavier beatle these days, respectfully married. when the kids come to his concerts, they don't scream any more, they listen. >> the interesting thing is both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own ways based on the fact they were deeply in love with a woman. >> mccartney went home and made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this kind of cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> it's going to be called ringo's reviewer. >> i sell records, and it doesn't matter if they've got the beatled or not. >> ringo, who to this day people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the '70s and george harri

. >>> republican speaker of the house, paul ryan is a guess on this week by george stephanopoulos. ryan described a comment by trump over a judge and the trump university lawsuit as racist. >>> facebook is about to eliminate some of your photos and we'll tell you which ones and how to save them. >>> new overnight, a car crash is in the woods in delaware trapping two people in the wreckage. >>> police fire tear gas at unruly soccer fans taking to the streets in france. >> reporter: it turns cooler, humidity levels drop off, winds pick up, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> glad glad -- so glad you stayed with us, sunday morning. sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse of the philadelphia international airport as we start our day. chris it's hot already out there. >> reporter: you know the best news about this? one day. later this afternoon it will feel great out there. we have a cold front that will sweep through this afternoon and sweep through dry and shift the wind out of the northwest. it will lower the humidity levels and the temperatures. we g

let's move on to another placele in prince george's county to andrews air force base wherehe we find paul wagner. hi, paul. pau >> reporter: hay, matt. here at joint base andrewsndre today. first responders were supposedse to take part in a drill.ari what's called a no notice no noe drill and it was supposed toit take part on the east side of we the base late this morning.e ng but just after 9 o'clock thiss morning, the first responderses were called here to thiso this hospital, the malcolm growlm gro medical center here at andrews r air force base.as they were told it was a realt wa world event going on.ing o they made entrance inside butut once 33 made entrance, allll they found were... 33 made entrance, all they found werey e you people sheltering inle place. the first information from joint base andrews came at 9:16 a.m. jba is currently on lockdownockn the tweet said due to anon active shooter.er all personnel are directed toteo shelter-in-place.ter-in a few minutes later confirmation that firstharst responders were at the medical d allentown road and visible visie from the street. s

>>reporter: george stephanopoulos nov no husband asking paul ryan about the comments that have rocked trump campaign. >> he says his critic have to get over it. do you think he gets what is going on? >> i don't know the answer to that question. getting over that kind of a comment is not, that's no this is something that needed to be condemned. that comment is beyond the pail. not political correctness suggest that go a person can't do the job because of race over the is in ty. that's not a politically incorrect thing to do that's just a wrong thing to say. >>reporter: today trump meeting with the fundraising team. i asked campaign chairman paul about the challenges ahead. >> reluctance from donor after the judge issue. >> donor are ready to start working we are excited. >>reporter: today there was a twitter war after trump sent out the tweet clinton respond that go read delete your account. clinton team telling us that's the most popular tweet of the entire campaign at last check more than 250,000 retweet but trump of course fired back saying how long did it take your staff of 8 23 pe

joining us, paul conway, former labor department chief of staff under george w. bush. paul, thanks for being with us. >> thank you. stuart: i'm sure you share my characterization that this is just plain awful, but let me dig into the numbers a little bit here. what i found was truly bad news was 15,000 jobs lost in construction, 18,000 jobs lost in manufacturing. those are high paid jobs and they're gone. what else do you have? >> well, those are devastating numbers and the important thing here is the context of all of this. you have the president this week in elkhart claiming success in his policies. you have janet yellen saying numbers 150 to 200,000 it's justification to raise the interest rates. all of their arguments are essentially blown out by this report because this report is a stunning indictment of the president's elitism and failed policies, hitting not just the middle class sector of the economy, but all-- >> the only serious growth was health care up 46,000 and in government. i'm not sure of the exact numbers on government, but government employment went u

george stephanopoulos will go one on one with paul ryan.o cover the major story, the terror attack in orlando. >>> we want to check in with the weather forecast. for that, we send multiple records falling from atlanta at that to cleveland, green bay and rapid city. 102 in mom fills -- memphis and saint louis. we had a tornado touchdown in eastern portions of montana doing damage. we have a threat for that same area. and fargo back to souix falls strong winds and hail. tomorrow, eastern parents of the colorado will see enhanced risk of damaging winds and isolated tornado. we'll see thunderstorms across the california and especially in the mountains and high elevation snow. that's a check of what's going on nationally, here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. that heat wave across the carolinas and the virginias we're too far north to deal with that. look at the comfortable changes monday and tuesday. we're going to go back to the story we've been covering all

george stephanopoulos will go one on one with paul ryan.lso cover the major story, the terror attack in orlando. >>> we want to check in with the weather forecast. for that, we send things over to rob marciano. >> a huge heat wave across the central part of the country. multiple records falling yesterday. green bay, rapid city, south dakota. cup until the humidity. this is dangerous heat out there. 10in memphis. 102 in st. louis. as far north as sioux falls. one tornado in eastern parts of m montana. a little further east today. tomorrow, eastern parts of colorado will see an enhanced risk of damage lg winds. maybe an isolated tornado, too. thunderstorms across parts of california, especially through >> this weather report brought to you by american express. >> all right. thank you very much, rob. >>> coming up on the show, we're going to go back to the story we've been covering all morning. the shooting inside the gave give nightcl approximately 20 dead. the mayor says there may be more than that. the gunman described as organized and well

metro gm paul wiedefeld joins us for a live interview at 6:15. >>> a little relief for commuters. prince george's county is adding a second shuttle bus line to help riders get around. it will run between largo and suitland stations. there will be ten buses during rush hour. phase 2 will end on july 3rd. >>> we're still shooting out of northeast d.c. this as we just got some new video from the scene. take a look. this is in the 1600 block of montello avenue where d.c. police obviously still on the scene trying to find out why a man was shot and killed here. so far no arrests have been made in this case. it's still developing. eun? >> angie goff from the live desk. thank you. >>> a metro station back open after a stabbing. police are looking at security footage. officers believe the attacker may be a woman. the man is expected to recover and metro closed the station for about 45 minutes. >>> breaking news now. traffic moving again after a pedestrian accident in prince george's county. this happened about 10:30 last night on mlk highway in landover. we know there were as many as two victims there. t

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