belarus activated their crisis theer as the country faces possibility of continued flooding. hasly a week of heavy rain led to serious flooding across a large portion of europe, leaving 14 people dead and many others missing. president obama is traveling to florida for the school fundraisers to help democratic candidates in the general election. -- two fundraisers. the first will raise money for the democratic senatorial campaign committee. the second is a fundraiser for the democratic national committee. slight clinton has a edge over donald trump. mrs. clinton leads mr. trump 45-42% in florida according to mason-dixon polling and research survey. view mr. trump unfavorably. 47% said the same of mrs. clinton. tax fraud trial has concluded. star and his father face charges of failing to pay taxes on inmates rights -- image rights. 24 month sentence is possible for each. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. shery: thank you so much. investors having to reconsider a hike10 hike -- a june fed following a repo

she and new bbyfriend tom are out and about and just ramping up theer pda. holding hands, that smitten look. last night in nashville, midriff bearing swift left selena gomez's concert with her new man. inside a private box stacked with her squad, they got pretty close and gave us met gala flashbacks. tom's a little sweaty from doing all that dancing. 35-year-old tom needs to get used to four things. one, getting your groove on is mandatory with the dancing & number two, her famous exes might be around like last night's opener joe jonas. number three, swift squad is always around. holding onto the other end of this couple. oh, and tom, they fought. two weeks ago, kelsey gave us the update on swift after her split from calvin harris. >> she's fine. >> number four, there will be haters. remember this? the internet called out swift to move on, taylor. saying her smooch with another man from the u.k. was sta >> here is one thing that taylor might want to prep for dating tom. >> maybe she said be cool. >>> blake lively is turning new york city into her own persona

. -- theere estimated 1:29 and was on the ground for about 20-25 minutes and left it at about 1:49. maximum sustained winds of 80 miles per hour. this is the scene across a lot of the area as we were driving around. a lot of crews continuing to .lean up and restore power some residents have heard it may be a week before power is restored. we are on storm watch tomorrow. brian van de graaff with more on a local forecast later. jummy: the cleveland park metro station after rain flooded it last night. take a look at this incredible video as a waterfall poured and down the escalator steps. had to wade through water to get out, eventually metro close the station for two hours to clean the water. there was no permanent damage. the good news we are getting a break, but we could tomorrow. brian van de graaff is getting us ready for that. of potential for severe weather tomorrow, late night into early tomorrow morning, possibly a secondary round tomorrow evening. scatter clouds now but still pleasant, wind out of the west-northwest have dropped the humidity, 83, warm but not nearly as sticky

. >> the concern is the threat of who is on theer same wave length on many issues. this, in turn, would strengthen countries of southern europe that want to share debts within union. reporter: the front cover last the german magazine go." "please don't according to a survey, 79% of remain want britain to in the e.u. there are also those who fear a contagion effect. it's important that they stay. i think they get more from the don'than they give and lose as much as they believe they do and it's a fatal signal for the e.u. if they want to leave. >> it's still up in the air. the polls go back and forth. think it would be very good if they stayed because if britain leaves, others will follow and would start to the get shaky. reporter: nervousness is peaked in germany. see the third largest contributor to the e.u. leave the union. have towould compensate. laura: more details have emerged about orlando shooter omar who gunned down 49 people earlier this month. the f.b.i. has released the call hept of a 9-1-1 made during a three-hour siege he made at the pulse nightclub. h

the trains stopped and let people october, but eventuallyob theer whole station had to be closed while metro dealt problem. metro riders talked to us about their experience this evening. i it was standing water, maybeate like three and a half inches at the foot of the escalator so i took off my shoe and some other people were doing the same andsa we cleaned the escalator whichat was also not working. i just got to the top of the escalators and i saw the waterae was past my ankle height. then i kind of figured why it wasn't going back down. i had to go back down the escalators to the elevator and waited in line. now, metro had to deal with the issue by bringing out shuttle buses to get people around the cleveland park metro stop. there was no '78 pack to rail t services. the trains were able to keep running.ru again, they just closed thisclos station due to a safety issuefey with all of the water. they didn't want people walking back and forth and going up and down. metro is back open for business tonight and they do expectdo everything to be back to normal for the morning commute. that

bringing thatrg you moisture still so kind of still stuck in a little stu lit out there in terms of theert the good news is no rain, no thunderstorms today. tod just lots of sunshine and thatna will send temperatures soaring up into the upper 80's later on this afternoon.fterno here's a quick look at futurecast. 8:00 a.m. clear skies out there, lots of sunshine..m lots we're keeping it through theingu afternoon hours.af great dayte for outdoor lunch.dn here's your planner for theer day today. da 78 degrees at 11:00.:00. by 2 o'clock 84 and up to 86 degrees with a good amountd a 5 o'clock tonight.o'cloc ton that's a check of theck of forecast. erin has got a check of theck roads and the metro andand thmer everything else this morning.ism hey, erin.hey, eri >> that's right.right. 5:25 gearing up for a busy monday morning commute. commu crash activity has 108 closedase in both directions near thes nr montgomery county line. please use caution around thatt area and expect detour. factor in extra time there. t you can see 95 as you come up from wheaton glenmont lookingonn good. heading to bwi

. >> theer is the scene where the motorcycle officer was hit.d or who is at fault. police tell us the other driver is talking with the officer. >> you can see the motorcycle interest in the road and we'll continue to bring information as we get it. you can get breaking news by following us on twitter on abc7 news bay area another inmate says correctional deputies beat him. >> melanie woodrow is live with his story and why a county exec stiff calling for a office separate perfect the sheriff's office. >> reporter: idea is being ther÷ is a potential conflict of interest in light of several recent high profile in custody deaths. according to records, this

good news we should clear it out of here by the time we getyt to friday just in time for theer zip tripy the way early lookal at next weekend. wke not looking too bad. 87 next saturday. sat by the time we get to nextext sunday, 90 degrees.de all right, that's a check ofa the forecast. erin, it's round two of the closures. >> that's right. first week day affected by the met tow surge two.w surgwo this could be a big deal for a f lot of folks waking up. >>> no service between easternce market and benning road. that is affecting the orangeting blue and silver lines. outside of the closure zone silver line trains will run r every 10 minutes, every 12 minutes on the blue line le between franconia andnconia arlington cemetery. ceter no bus service availableil between arlington cemetery and rosslyn. as an alternate use the yellow line via l'enfant plaza. p need to be this morning. t also no service eastern markete to minnesota on the orangen e line. every 10 minutes outside thatesi zone orange line trains will run. they have shuttle serviceeer available between easternbltwee market and minneso

i usually come here especially at that time cause i go to school u i'm not here in theere morning to in then mornings. >> again, if you recognize this man police want to here from you. >> fox 5 viewer says he was assaulted and knocked out by former redskins dexter manley. montgomery county police theyice are investigating and charging him with a statement it happened on wednesday at a complex in rockville where the victimere worked the the victim said he was looking at his phone when manly punched him he then woke up at the hospital. this is not the first time handle has been arrested. he's been arrested for drug possession. >>> we had a beautiful friday night. next few days we are looking at sunshine and temperatures risine into the '90s. gwen to bert is here with your your weekend forecast.ast. >>> we've got steamy whether ahead fort next couple of days. things were pretty much where they should be temperature wise. let's take temperatures. in the low '80s today 73 degrees right now dc 68 battle m69 at dulles, and 65 at culpeper. while fredericksburg is at 69 degrees. we've guilty

. >> theer is the scene where the motorcycle officer was hit. no word on why they crashed or who is at fault. police tell us the other driver is talking with the officer. >> you can see the motorcycle interest in the road and we'll continue to bring information as we get it. you can get breaking news by following us on twitter on abc7 news bay area another inmate says correctional deputies beat him. >> melanie woodrow is live with his story and why a county exec stiff calling for a office separate perfect the sheriff's office. >> reporter: idea is being ther÷ is a potential conflict of interest in light of several recent high profile in custody deaths. according to records, this latest alleged beating victim here at the jail suffered a head injury and cuts, he says at the hands of deputies. this is the latest inmate who said correctional deputies beat him. his attorney has filed a lawsuit against santa clara county as well as the deputies, the lawsuit alleges if he didn't admit to and infraction he says he didn't commit, the deputies would shake

i'm in movie theater all theer e time. i theater. >> i think you were, too.d in onen thank you kevin.thanyou kevin >> i wanted to. >> i'm sure did you. >>> luckily there's two people e involved in that. everyone gets say.ne getsay. okay. here we go taking a look at ouro cameras right now.ow what do we have look at right here? if someone can tell me. danielle.elle >> inbound chain bridge this is where we're really stacked upked trying to head into the city ont the chain bridge.dge. delays are all the way from 1231 in virginia and glebe road.lebea so very heavy if you use thehe chain bridge so expect somexpecs delays there. there let's go to our maps now. n and we've been following thiswit down in the district. uneven pavement which that can'n be that bad but it actually is.l only one lane is getting by witt the uneven pavement on independence of a eastbound atad 17th street.th see so in this area southwest d.c. d down by the national monument mm tidal basin area probably some e delays as a result of that stacs yup on independence avenue. ave virginia commute v

we have to watch what is really but the with women, theers, 38,000 people, adjusted numbers look prettyood right now. it will be a problem for companies in the u.s. because wages and labor cost will go up, they are going up. >> friday the eighth and not tomorrow. jack, ceo and chief investment strategist, you for joining us. david: following the markets near the session highs here this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets. it is time now for the bloomberg is this flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. the victims of the deadly shooting rampage, nearly 700,000 in legal fees after they are excessively sued the movie chain, the attacks killed 12 people and left more than seven others injured. vonnie: the settlement came after trait groups sued the charging the00 stores for handling credit card payments. >> volkswagen told a federal judge they needed months 85,000 more vehicles. reached this week for volkswagen's cheating scandal. that is your update. vonnie: take a listen. if investors are really saying there is on weak spot him i would contest tha

the gold standard with good old-fashioned democrats but there are no perfect people -- but because theer. responsibilities attend ceremonial things. republicans and democrats are fighting over the power of the executive branch.we d nobody knows the president of switzerland in we'd need a powerful executive branch. -- one who goes to war and ignores the congress by writing in order. that we have to define the ideal with the fascist and authoritarians this is theof do with perity. with the moral basis of a free society. >> checkout of liberty report.ood mo >> good morning we read thise morning to consider the nomination of lt. colonel to be commander of the u.s. effort to command and also chief of the national guard bureau.ed willingness to serve and things for theirl continued willingness to serve our nation. africa has re-emerged in boko haram and the commanding territory is launching successful attacks and of particular concern with the terrorist group commands an army of 5,000 fighters while recent did francis by militia forces are encouraging one that is mired by internal divisions in

achieves theere goal. people know how influential he was.ie rose: this is a quote from you from 2008. you said that the hardest thing is to get the point where you can live life on stage. remember that? have this saying. nothing is exaggerated but you tried it transfer that feeling on stage. you don't want to try to be funny. they kind of disassociate from what real life is like. it is trying to stay grounded and real so that the first unusual thing is what you catch. charlie rose: take a look at this. 1990's a sketch from the upright citizens brigade live show. we will find out. >> we are a breach in the far hole. please confirm. russelloing to activate arm into a complete diagnostic. roger that. it appears to be working without me. affirmative. it is burly -- automated. [indiscernible] it is telling me to get out. [laughter] don't mind that. we're not going to worry about it. >> there is nothing to worry about. euston, i was under the impression. they are under that impression as well. [laughter] here.were not informed it is on a need to k

even with leadership contest, he may get enough votes to stay in theer because of change a few months ago. .t seems like a big mess it seems like everyone is buying labour to at get their views across. understand you take away. what would happen if the u.k. votes to leave the european union, the prime minister would go almost immediately to brussels. not just the outcome of the vote, but the process is not playing out in the way that they anticipated. this is a lot messier than people thought it would be and will take a lot longer as well. is that your takeaway? my take: i think it is away. overall leading up to the referendum, we are talking the newsroom about whether angela merkel and first one look off -- ois laqua had a plan b. i really like the analogy -- i'm not a football fan -- by like the analogy of you don't have a team playing. if you go to brussels, you don't know who to send. they say, hold on, we are no .ush to article 50 he also said, we don't want general elections because the labour party is not ready for it. no one seems to be bothered with fromuncertainty apart mayb

. >> host: will come to theer program, charles. >> caller: thank you.good morning.is i applaud your efforts on this serious issue. he said there is no magic silver bullet end quote required many changes. i wonder if you feel one of those changes is for the government to pay for the campaign expenses instead of having donations and so on. puank you. >> their systems called public financing systems in which a politician once they apply and are qualified to get a black granite on a basically. those are interesting. ultimately, we've got to look at creating systems and then adviso small donors to give money so that politics is funded by all of us. the reason i am saying not is because of a simple principle, which is those who pay the piper calls the tune. right now in america, when wealthy corporations and wealthy individual donors pay the piper, ultimately they have a much better chance of calling the tune and the rest of us. we've got to get to a point where we all pay the piper and therefore the loyalty of our politicians rest on all of us, which is exac

the exeter restial origins -- extraterrestrial origins theer rorrized but not until confirmed.lison: a letter written by charles darwin returned to the smithsonian. in the 1875 letter he thanked the geologist sending him field study of the american west. jonathan: that letter is stout. it survived. the postal service delivered a letter to west haven, connecticut, man from an and. but arrived 53 years late. the aunt sent a postcard and attached was a note from the postal clerk who found the postcard to track down the family to make sure he received it. >> he had no clue. jonathan: better late than never. he is grateful that tom tracked alison: would they excuse it if it's a bill? jonathan: somebody would be in the clink by now. alison: who do you think will win the finals tonight? that is the question asked. >> she danced and she taught dance for 60 years. now smith is dancing alone. we will explain why. jonathan: a 98-year-old teacher has to shut down the studio. horace holmes has the story. horace: like any passionate ballerina, she is transformed when she dances. >> this is w

this after a student at theer school says another student raped her. alleged incident happened in march during school hours.ours according to the police report,l the twoic had a previous sexual relationship. but the alleged victim says the mail student forced her to have sex. the alleged incident happened in a bathroom in the athletic building. so far, no criminal charges have been filed.ed. >>> fairfax county police have arrested a 53 year old man ma accused o child. joe seven was arrested today and charged with taking indecent liberties with a child and aggravated sexual battery. alleged victim is only ten years old. police tell fogs five he is an acquaints of the victim's family jostle 82 clean up efforts began ed today after yesterday's storms. middleburg virginia in loudoun i county was hit the worse.. hundreds of cars are now waiting to be today because of damage from the large hailstorm. taker a look at thisge damage. hail the size of golf balls poured down yesterday shattering windshields, denting the tops and sides of cars. damaging buildings

theer martinez says instead government should stop parliamentary debate on the proposal.ll make it easier for businesses to fire workers. wireless network maker ericsson says it is cooperating with an investigation by u.s. authorities. the company's of the pro has to do with its own anticorruption corruptand the u.s.'s practices act. a swedish news paper says the u.s. is investigating erickson forces suspected corruption. $373 billion. individual giving accounts for more than 70% of that for her to among nine categories of recipients, the biggest increase came in international affairs due to disasters such as the earthquake in nepal and the syrian refugee crisis. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am taylor riggs. vonnie? vonnie: taylor, thanks. oil willb dudley says be over $50 a barrel by the end of the year, higher than it is now. dudley also has strong thoughts on a brexit. he joins bloomberg's ryan chilcote to discuss both topics. you can see by the end of the year, i think it will be by the

today, theere numbers have been reported in i thinkred range and we are approaching the 500 million that was authorized. can you talk about the training program we have initiated? how many forces are going back in the right and are they just enablers or spotters? >> the effort that was trying to organize and train these units is something that did not work. there are a lot of fighters on the ground fighting isil every single day. rather than taking them all out and training them in a course, we are identifying those groups. and wet support from us take out a couple of their leaders and people they identify to call in airstrikes into more sophisticated type things which is a force multiplier for that unit. system now that is , being ableructured to call in precision airstrikes based on training. to organizetrying these large units to move around which was something that was not very successful, identifying units that are on the ground and are able to write and giving individual leaders those specialized skills that will enhance their capabilities on the ground. fighters not adding through

theer with t here with the sharks in san jose. >> brody, rocking the beard. game three tomorrow night. tonight at 11:00. blue angel ban. bay area city looking to keep the jets from flying overhead. what's prompting this controversial proposal. that's coming up on our 11:00 newscast. >> all right. and just sort of hoping the sun will go down quickly. it's been so hot. how is it looking tonight? >> we will see things cool off. mild as you were mentioning with 70s, 80s. check out the emflag above. [ indiscernible ] your relief tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 60s. no 100s tomorrow. we will be in the 90s inland. beach is the best bet to cooldown. >> barbecues and beers. >> no ac. >> i know. have a good one. >>> donald trump's new california crisis. hillary unleashes the celebrity attack dogs. >> now, on "extra." >> it's really getting ugly now as hillary amps up the ammo. hollywood blasts trump in support of clinton. >> donald trump is the middle finger of the american right hand. >> from the legendary creator of "all in the family" calling him out as today'

curiosity has been roaming for kilometers on the surface of planes, on the rim of a crater, going into the theer, to have a look at surface geology. the main mission of curiosity is to follow the water. scientists have a lot of evidence that at some point in the past, mars had a lot of is inin the evidence sedimentation on mars and origins of land that look as if they had been washed over by water which spent about bridget and -- evaporated and the thrust of the operation is to investigate sites which seem to have an abundance of water at some time in the past. once again, this is a circuit for a human geologist. much larger in scale than the pathfinder in the spirit and opportunity. sturdier structure, similar to the size of a compact car. camera and weather station. instruments on board. this is also a chemistry lab. several devices that can do analysis of the chemicals in the soil and rocks. is a very exciting mission and has no end in sight. i think the public has become very fond of these rovers usause they are circuit for and pathfinders for us. they are doing the initial reconnaissance of

what would you like to say to head of theers a referendum. ncker: don'tju do it. silentlydreds marched grieve paris streets to to be will police officers that were stand -- stab. the attacker was killed in a police raid. investigators have found the main wreckage sites of the egyptair plane that crashed into the mediterranean. thechers gave the gist of address. investigators are trying to find the plane's blackbox fight recorders, which might be the only way to fight recorders, which might be the only way to figure out how the plane crashed. president obama and vice president joe biden are flying to orlando to pay respect to the victims of the nightclub massacre. it might reshape the presidential race. mr. obama has been pushing for them control, gay rights, and acceptance of muslim americans. he angrily reviews republican candidate donald trump proposing a crackdown on muslims in the wake of the shooting. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. mark: we are just getting some news for him -- from

against theer dollar, as you can see in white, and weaker against the basket of currencies, in the bluethat gave them the ability to control outflows while also benefiting chinese exporters. goldman is saying this is fated -- that this risks reviving capital outflows and fueling fears of the devaluation, what we saw in august, the impact of which we saw again in january. yuan hasr you on -- also been playing out in china's foreign exchange reserves. fx foreign reserves falling to the lowest level since 2011. we are seeing that currency affect play out. note the yen and the euro also weakened against the greenback. china's currency stockpile is still the largest in the world, selling in may for a little bit what -- a little bit more than what bloomberg had been expecting. we are holding steady, may's decline strengthens it to 20% from the peak we had since june. we have gone from 4 trillion to 3.1 9 trillion. economists are saying these movements that we continue to see in the dollar will continue to play a key role in driving out pressures. angie? we are also waiting for the trade data

come on theers question of terrorism, are about the only ones that held up during what the most abysmal any candidate for the presidency that i can remember. stillly place where he had an advantage over hillary clinton was on this question of who do you trust to protect us from terrorists, or who do you trust on the question of terrorism. he is on solid political ground, but the question when it is asked about whose votes qualified to be the commander in study'sho is the leader, she still has the advantage. in some ways, he has the public behind him when he talks tough on terrorism. people view a terrorist who would kill innocent people in an airport, children and families going on vacation, they view them as animals. most people, even while the debate is in congress, john mccain came out for me against enhanced interrogation methods many members but of the public remain. donald trump is on solid political ground, but not the ground you stand on if you are trying to pass as a credible commander-in-chief that is why you are seeing. some national security leaders coming out to endorse hil

story, theer big dollar is much weaker compared to levels this morning. 104 to 44. the deal so for this friday. ♪ cory: at the app developers' conference earlier this week, there is a renewed focus on the apple watch. the updated operating system is said to provide faster speeds, making it more independent from the iphone. i caught up with lyft cto to talk about him with the new developments. >> from our perspective, we have been able to use new features and functionality for new ways to request a lyft. the first thing they said is to watch os improvement. lyft is now going to be available this fall on the watch, and you will be able to request a ride with just a tap of a button and actually get real-time updates on your wrist. cory: so drivers had to previously do what? >> pull out your phone, open the app, and request a ride. now the app will be on your watch, and it will be real easy to get updates. cory: what can the os companies do to make it easier for a set of developers? >> create api's to make it easier for developers. the ability to plug into siri has neve

day thatn and on that theere asked to support gosh, i looked at it as, we going to go out with our mortars, the infantry, and we will just support them. will lay down fire for them, that is what we are going to do. and i alwayshere, call those helicopter pilots they'recrazy because going out and ducking around treetops and then we get to a in, and he just came in really low and said boys, get your tails off the plane, off the chopper. higher than his podium here. he is flying higher than that. and he said, go ahead and jump out. get out now, because i am taking fire and need you to get out so i can take off. out, andped nevertheless, we were in a rice patty. there is a lot of water, plus, a lot of things that we don't want to talk about. [laughter] were taking and we heavy fire, so i told the guys at the time, i think we were sent here to take the fire off the others. and everybody was saying, what are we going to do? so we headed for the wood line and started to lay down fire. when is a tough day stood there looking through the elephant grass and pulled the elephant grass back, and right

theer going up for the general election should have started the day off trump clinched in early may. he has allowed sort of six weeks, you know, to go, to go by with the party sort of thrashing around, sometimes they're with him. sometimes they're not t. staff has not grown. hillary clinton is ahead of him in terms of fund raising and organization. in key states, you know, by a fairly large factor. she and her super pacs are on tv. they are all in right now. trump is nowhere. he's now going to be dealing with a one or two-day story off the great interview of sort of what happened with cory lewandowski, more unanswered questions. trump is going to scotland at the end of the week to clip a ribbon on a golf course. so i think you will see a lot of republicans saying, you know, what's going on. >> you are a lot of republican, right? you are a republican not supportive of donald trump, reince priebus, all we're reporting is he not only knew about this, he put his fingers on the scales to get him gone. as republicans got the reservations, do you have one fewer reservation as we sit here to

theer. >> no. just runbos.st run i mean really.run away from you.ou >> aqua man is dry and he's doe done. >> you take iron man out of that suit he's just a drunk.ru he just drinks. dnk >> wisdom. >> tony stark. tony s read the comic book. boo >> he's a likeable guy. >> right. >> the best guy at the party pty outside of suit. s >> that's true. that'true. he's a party animal.. superman is the most powerful.ou >> wonder woman.>> wonder >> he's the best.wos e be >> cryptonite him every time. >> we'll talk movies and talkk ellen as well.el why ellen says the bat haircutut may be a little confusion led tl nationwide headlines about herbh new movie finding dory and maybe not.no kevin sits down with the pixar x star later on this morning.ornig >> first a medical emergency for lil wayne a local hahn more fore bill murray and why beyonce' bon after parties are kind of like fight club.b. 10:12 is the time g day celebrity dish serving it up u next. it's a great day for an adventure. surprises are hiding around each corner. yet somehow bring us

had theers: i recently opportunity to meet with secretary clinton and discuss some of the very importantissues facing our country and of the democratic party. it is no secret that secretary clinton and i have strong disagreements on some very, very important issues. it is also true that our views are quite close on others. i look forward in the coming weeks to continue discussion the we knew two campaigns to make certain that your voices are heard and that the democratic party passes the most progressive platform in its history and that democrats actually fight for that agenda. key backers of democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders and tended the people summit in chicago, but organizers said the event was not about any campaign in particular but the future of the progressive movement in the united states. it was organized in part by national nurses united, the first national union to back sanders as a presidential candidate last year. today, we bring highlights of the summit's opening night panel discussion, moderated by democracy now! own juan gonzalez. naomi klein, activist, w

they stayed there through theer night pushing for gun control legislation.at democrats were seeking votesto expand background checks for gunor purchases as well as measures ma to can curb the sale ofale o weapons to people onple government watch lists. lists house speaker paul ryan is refusing to hold a vote on theet gun reform proposals whichls w already failed to pass in the t senate. but house minority leader leade nancy pelosi says it's time for action.ction. >> let me be really cleareally r about this abouabout this.thi we cannot stop until we get a bill. bi this isn't about politics. polic it's not about elections. it's not about campaigns. it's about the safety of the american people.pl >> congress has not passed major gun control legislationco since 1994. gun rights defenders say such sc measures infringe on the infriet constitutional right to bear arms.ar >> as the sit-in took place at e d.c. police headquarters policed d.c.'s mayor and polquice chiefe came together to support those e fighting for gun legislation.egn take a look here at these assault weapons that have beenvb take

they were cut from a cell to a hold because the debt cap bounced. , theer stock falling today drug companyowngraded to neutral. they are falling 1.2%. this is a stock bill ackman put steak on earlier. now saying that the stock has significantly outperformed the specialty group year to date. still downgraded to neutral as they are seeing a valuation as fairly valued. another downgraded by city. it was cut to neutral. they cite a valuation with the stock above its previous price target of $20. is polaris industries, this an atv maker, it was cut to neutral. now the lowest level since february. it is expected they will deliver below earnings in the second quarter. >> in a major mobile wind, intel is set to order from apple to supply chips for its next iphone model. forhis move is crucial intel, which has been slowing in the current pc market. bloomberg intelligence; dr. and hardware analyst, this is good intelligenceberg semi conductor and hardware analyst, this is good news. >> this is somewhat of a zero-sum game in that the mark -- in fact the smart phone market is slowing. we are seeing a

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so, you know, all i can -- >> billy, i'm sorry to interrupt, but you mentioned you spoke to theer of the bar. had they received any threats, anything leading up to it? >> no, nothing. they were just crying. no, nobody heard anything about this. as far as i know, this was not an orchestrated effort that would have been put on a bar manager's or bar owner's table. it's just something that happens when someone wants to be a really bad person and make a name for themselves. >> billy, thank you so much. i know you're waiting to hear word on some of your friends. it's just unimaginable tin that situation. today this country as the president said, we're together in this, we're americans and this is an act against, yes, the individuals in that bar, but it's an act against this country. >> what we have, though, is we have a backlash to our freedoms now. and this is what we're dealing with. and that's what i see this as. and i'm not conspiracy theorist. but that's what i see this as. so i'm going to be diligent as will everybody who works for me in pointing out where the inaccuracies and the f

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about theering how congress incentive?and republicans, they all have the best insurance that is available. is that correct? guest: they get their insurance. they can be other employer or through the exchanges. it is something up to them. they could be on the exchanges if they wanted. they could get it through their employer. their spouses coverage. just for just one pool congress members. host: kim? caller: i am still here. host: did you hear what rachel roubein had to say? the of whatabout they are proposing is so good, why don't they all just take their coverage, tried out for a year and see how they like it? host: ok. ron from newark, new jersey? caller: good morning. how are you? a quick comment. bad -- i have a couple of quick comments because it want to respond to the previous question. just on the quality of the aca, thatht point out republican presidential candidate, ted cruz, admitted appliednever -- a wife for health coverage through the aca. one might take note of that. another point. and thisaller called space

the temperature, i understand .as about 4000 degrees celsius another story i can tell us who came theeright before to visit us. in the morning, they were walking over a bridge to the medical clinic. both of them were burned beyond recognition. by the time i saw them the next day, their bodies were swollen twice or three times larger than foral they kept begging water. when they died, the soldier dug body. i was a 13-year-old girl and was motionless the watching it. that memory probably for many years -- what kind of human being and my? my dear sister being treated like an animal or insect, or whatever. there is nothing human associated with that kind of .reation i could forgive myself after learning how our psyche responds in situations like that. childthe image of this which is burned in my right not, always there. that is my driving force for my a cat in -- activism. it is a special being, a special .emory if she were alive, she would be 75 today. a shocking thought. the innocent and children, we need to protect each of them. let me tell you another example bomb affectedmic human bein

be respectful, what, we also should be respected by the united kingdom with regard to who we words, theerean union. and, under all circumstances, we keep -- will keep strong relations with the united kingdom. as far as france is concerned, we have agreements and political and economic relations that will stay. we mustn't lose time either in order to give new strength to concrete parties. we are not tying about re-creating europe. europe will not the re-created. it is constantly evolving. it does not need to be rebuilt. it must carry on being built. by cops trading on the parties and by rapidly introducing concrete measures. angela has mentioned the four parties. , we haveh matteo talked about security, protection borders, fighting terrorism, capacity to be able to defend ourselves together. that is a really important aspect with regards to protection that the europeans are expecting from europe. employment,arty, especially with respect to the digital area, energy. we have a great deal to do, and we should do a lot better than we have done. there is another priority, very close to the prev

cameron intensifying his campaign to stay in the eu in the final days before next week's referendum. , theerets bank of england, the imf, all saying our economy would be smaller and therefore we would have less money to spend on public services. i also think there is a deeply common sense here. market, we get free access to 500 million consumers. that is crucial for our economy, almost half of what we sell. if we have less access which we would, that will impact our economy. isrlet: his former advisor breaking ranks and says the u.k. must leave the eu. is now the cofounder of a data technology startup. we welcome you to the program. we need to begin with the tragic news today of the u.k. labor party lawmaker who has died afterbeing attacked greeting constituents in her district and west yorkshire. your thoughts? >> it's such a terrible tragedy. we just feel for her family and her friends and everybody that new her. everyone is completely shocked. on the referendum has been suspended for the time being and we are waiting to hear more details and learn about what happened exactly before we can

three, fournumber theers liberty restoration, 912 project of burlington county. i mean, to say that there was no evidence. we've got a list. 426 of them. almost everyone one of them is a conservative group. and we have an amendment in front of us that says there was no evidence that the irs employees were politically motivated? this is laughable. wasthat mr. koskinen extraordinarily cooperative with congress after he had to subpoenas and destroyed evidence? if that is cooperation, well -- it's there is any doubt, then i am against this amendment. i yield my time back. chair: we recognize the gentleman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. anh, i seem to recall awful lot of things from inspector general russell george, and he issued a report, and i have a quote from that report. he found, not the democrats in this resolution, quote, "no evidence the irs and its employees purposefully erased the tapes in order to conceal responsibility from the congress ." in that same report, the republican inspector general on whom we have relied so heavily found, and i quote again, "no e

before very long time and a handout that i read for research for my second book that was put out by theer u weather underground putting a liberation with the buyback of the policies promoted by people like bill ayers for decades and that have made their way into the policy positions and the programs we have a nurse schools from the federal government. i will stick with that for now. >> i am diane i know you're part of the contributing group to "national review" a wanted to hear your thoughts on how that has unfolded more recently and for the future? >> actually i think there was some miscommunication and misunderstanding of being against the drug issue it was never a trump movement actually there a lot of writers that were parts of it i am nottr completely willing to vote for him over hillary clinton but dennis prager has people on the list to openly said they will vote for donald trump i never discussed to will be voting for i don't plan on doing that but i don't think at this point the never trump movement has much leverage i find it very interesting over the past two or three weeks we

success to put on all the events and swlbt but telegraph hill encouraging those that - >> any of theers can write a check. >> the guardians of the city. >> the guardians of the city another question dealing with the marine rescue that seems to be heightened issue i wonder have we looked at ramping up our marine rescue unit and having seen more ocean accidents and need to center our firefighters trained as marine rescuers has that about looked at have we taken a step back and studied what it means to ramp up and have a fully functioning marine rescue unit autopsy within the last 6 months we received a comprehensive presentation from one of the chairs the committee chief csa lessons was in the city now the airport he provided a power point presentation to talk about the current assets we have over 200 and having members are rescue swimmers and a professional unit there is a desire at some point to enhance the units and to grow the unit i building this was part of the presentation we certainly can provide more information. >> i was wondering if we got up with a 3 year plan to build up that

is theer part of that piece you cannot put a dollar figure two. one of the things we do so well i believe is we help individuals build their skills so they can manage their condition versus the condition managing them so we want to help them understand condition, howir to control it better, how to manage it better, making sure they are following up with all of the treatment plans the providers are giving to them. that long-term is going to be a big cost savings. those are the things you cannot put a dollar figure on now. >> what you just said, is that with all? other words, teaching them about their illness. i have often said people do ,hings for one of two reasons to gain pleasure or avoid pain. or a combination. that something is going to prevent pain and suffering or help them, they are more likely to act on it. >> that is right. it is fundamental to us that our health care delivery system must include the patient's understanding, their condition better. thatstory was something was really key in our community. we started our teaching kitchen an

the theere are questions before the court in these cases -- is a confession admissible in the court of law obtained without warnings against self incrimination and without legal counsel? two, who determines whether a defend his legally waived his or her rights? what is the standard for judging whether voluntary confessions are admissible and when should an attorney be appointed for a person? so we're in the in era where the supreme court has begun recording audio of oral arguments. and next you'll hear a little bit from the two opposing attorneys, john flynn and gary nelson, and we'll listen to some of the case as they made it. >> the only person that can adequately advise a person like ernest miranda is a lawyer. that he had the right not to incriminate himself, that he had a right not to make any statement, that he had a right to be free of further questioning by the police department. that he had a right to be represented adequately before the court and if he was too indigent, the state would furnish him counsel. >> i certainly agree with mr. justice black 100%, that the fifth amend

effect,is law took theere brought flight 65 -- facility that would remain open performed about working thousand a year. -- 14,000 a year. they would have to increase four dr five fold in a short perio of time with the backup of being the admitting privileges. duederstand, but with all respect, that is wrong. you will see that the doctor said that something is just common sense, these facilities will not be able to increase by four or five times and second, he did not just rely on common iodse, he looked at the peropp of time of the coach of the clinics and you look at that time and he studied the numbers of abortions that occurred at the remaining facilities during that time in one would expect that there would be substantial increase. havingrict court saying theypowers, will stay the requirement for 2.5 years to see the capacity problem. could a district judge do that? >> i have not given the question . and i love to opine on that -- and i loathe to opine on that. they probably think they can do anything. [laughter] notddition to these clinics providing more abortions when have the cl