gotta get chuck his snack at 2:30. - no, um, chuck takes his nap at 2:30.k at 3:00. - oh, right. it's hard to remember things when you're a woman my age. plus alzheimer's and insanity do run in our family. okay! - oh, my god. i just lied to my mom to get her fired. please don't judge me. - bad news, wendelson. your hurricane just got downgraded. - what? - a category two isn't gonna make much of a lead. - oh, no, i'm still the lead. i'm gonna fix this. - then you better find a way to change the weather. [dramatic music] ♪ - oh! [laughs] hey, beth, you preparing for an earthquake? [laughs] - the mega-quake isn't until 2018, and you won't be laughing then. i dropped a raisin. - oh. do you have any contacts at the national weather service? i'm trying to get a tropical storm upgraded back to a hurricane. - oh, sure thing. i can call bernie in storm designations. - oh, really? - no! there's no bernie in storm designations. there's a barney in weather event classifications, but i'm not calling him. - why not? - you can't re-categorize a storm for no reason. unless

chuck will have a closer look coming up in a bit.et's check the roads on this tuesday morning. >> good morning, sheena. southbound 295. that is 2 1/2 mile backup headed in bound. this one, chopper 4 is showing us there at east capitol street. disabled vehicle on the left side of the roadway. and then on the right side of the roadway. the beltway, as we said, not bad right now. top of the beltway a little slow outer loop as you're approaching connecticut. 29 at feather stone lane. traffic alternating around the crash. you can see all the other main routes into town and out of town looking very typical. nothing else to be worried about. talking about at this point this morning. brandy wine street between wisconsin and river, suv hit a pole there. we have a crash there. reminder on safe track on the green line, surge 14 now underway. college p stations closed until april 29th. >>> 6:21 now. when you take an uber there is no exception -- or no expectation, rather, for you to tip the driver. that's because there's no way to do it in the a

- chuck does have a point.xcept in the digital era, well-reasoned opinions are more valuable than the archaic model of so-called "objective journalism." also, what's a walter conkrite? [playfully tense music] ♪ - uh-oh. - mom. - mm-hmm? - we need to talk. - oh, god, you're pregnant. it's okay. we'll pretend it's mine, and tell him you're his sister. - no, about you being here. if this is gonna work, you and i need to establish some boundaries. - well, sounds good. tell me more. - your hand is up my shirt. - i'm just making sure you're not wearing an underwire bra. i read that they cause breast cancer-- wait, i don't read. you know what? it was a dream. [chuckles] - oh, my-- ♪ okay, listen. when you and i are at the office, we are co-workers, okay? so before you do anything, just ask yourself, "would i do this to another co-worker?" - that's not gonna help. i just rubbed icy hot on justin's quads. - please, mom, i've worked so hard to be taken seriously here. i really need you to do this for me. - okay. i get it

i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. we are tracking rain drops that are going to impact your monday and your tuesday, maybe even on into the first part of wednesday, but just minutes from now i'll give you the ten day forecast which has a whole lot of taste of summertime in it. stay with us >>> an urgent warning for teen drivers and their parents. the roads officials say are the most dangerous for young drivers and what they want them to stop doing behind the wheel. >>> and former president barack obama gets ready for his first official post presidency appearance. where he plans to step out for the first time since leaving office. >>> we're following a developing story in north korea right now. that's where a u.s. citizen has been detained. he's been identified as kim ton duck. he also goes by the name of tony. he was trying to leave the country. the associated press reports he taught accounting at pyongyang university. it is not clear why he was detained. >>> former president barack obama will make his first post presi

good morning. >>> good morning, chuck.r rain chances the next few days, but it's not going to be enough to wash the pollen away or lower it much. it's the weekends that we're watching for higher rain chances. here's future weather for your thursday. we do have a chance do for scattered showers thursday afternoon. we go into friday. still a small chance of scattered showers friday. now, we go into the weekend. we'll have a chance for showers but what happens on sunday. we have a better chance. our next weather system moves in. could be an all-day rain event. so we are looking at more rain in the forecast the second half of the weekend. 40% chance in the afternoon, mid-60s. around we expect, we could only be in the mid-50s. let's take a look at that ten-day forecast as a whole, chuck. >> all right. we can sirnl dcertainly do that. here it, a slight chance for a sprinkle. afternoon shower, thunder shower on thursday or friday. sunday, close to a washout. we get back to sunshine and dry weather for early parts of next week. >>

is the summer like weather continuing, chuck? >> not quite like yesterday. yesterday afternoon 89 degrees at national airport. clearly our warmest day of the year. almost our first 90 of the year. today mid 70s. but that does come with a chance for much needed rain drops across the area. four things to know about the weather. in up one, grab the umbrella. showers around for all of your monday morning plans. we should be able to get a little sunshine back by very late in the day. it may not come back until after 2:00. not quite 89 but another warm one coming up mid cold front out to our north and west here into the d.c. metro over the next couple of hours. it will be in the low to mid 70s. a lot of clouds around and should be drying up by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. >> let's hope it doesn't mess up the morning commute. >> i have a feeling rain drops may play into your morning commute. northbound 295 near benning road, still have the construction. slowdown at the woodrow wilson bridge outer loop. you can see the rain falling across the area. 66 ramp to the ou

. >> good morning, chuck. we like today's finally the sun has returned and it's going to be with us all day long. once the fog clears up later on this morning, you'll notice all the sun around. a little bit of a glare while you're driving. 7:00 a.m. 60 degrees. by noon, 73 degrees. in the 80s. 7:00 p.m. showers possible overnight. by 7:00 p.m. i think you'll notice the increase in cloud cover a who had of some of that rain. temperatures 59 in the district. 58 dulles. quantico, 58. pretty comfortable this morning, but you will definitely want the short sleeves this afternoon and all the way through the weekend. coming up in just a bit, chuck and i are back with a closer look at the showers overnight and your weekend forecast just ahead. >>> he was from bowie, maryland. killed in the line of duty. breaking news in delaware. >> state trooper shot to death there. corporal steven ballard was 32 years old. we'll have more on memorial for him in a moment. erika gonzalez at the live desk. >> two suspects were involved

gary smith, jonas, john layfield and chuck, welcome to everybody. you say republicans better cut taxes soon for the sake of the economy. >> they have been talking about this since president obama was in office the last 7 years, they need something, need to show up at work and do something they say they are going to do. our personal tax reform, in 31 years, 1986 to the last time, president reagan's second term. look at the highest corporate tax rate in the world, my friend from east texas pays 50% tax, 50%. when you count city and state, his personal income, that is not fair. it is not right. if you take that and get two people like chuck $.30 more on a dollar, say 20%. if you are able to do that it goes to the economy through spending and hiring of employees, the market was flat from november 2014 to donald trump was elected, the market is expecting tax cuts, republicans better do something you say you are going to do. dagen: the economy according to some expectations isn't even going to grow at 1%. the american people need tax reform. >> it is a mi

chuck and sheena, what can we expect today? >> well, another chance for storms. >> another chance for storms. warm. a little muggy. that helps to fuel those storms. >> certainly is. much like yesterday, not expecting a big chance for severe weather, but any individual storms certainly could produce a gusty wind. could tree or two. that's sort of the same level of threat we're facing later today. light rain across northern maryland. a few sprinkles around the city. as you're going to the bus stop, have your umbrella ready to go. there will be a lot of outdoor recess hours from 10:00 or 11:00 up until 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon. after 4:00, 5:00, chances of thunderstorms coming back into the picture. have your umbrella ready to go. shorts and short sleeves with temperatures in the 80s. you'll need your sunglasses for the lunch hour running of errands. we'll keep you posted. rain chances which look uncomfortably high, melissa mollet, which look uncomfortably high. >> i don't like that. outer loop at georgia. not as big of an issue

i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. off to a quiet and kind of cloudy start outside this morning. the warm air is coming back. we've got two chances for rain today and increasing chances for rain over the weekend. sheena and i will break it all down for you coming right up. >> plus, disturbing study about >>> right now on "news 4 today," an abduction attempt on a playground and where this suspect lives may have you twice thinking about where your kids play. >>> plus, metro's grand plan. a multi-billion dollar call for help. how you could feel the effects even if you don't ride the rails. >>> storm team 4 forecast. warm temperatures and why you'll want to grab the umbrella on your way out the door news 4 today starts right now. >>> 5:30. you'll have a lot of tired co-workers today after a wild night for fans in d.c. my goodness, gracious. >> we'll get you caught up on the sweep across three sports. first though, a look at the roads and the weather today. >> melissa mollet, chuck bell and sheena parveen fill us in. good m

. >> i don't think chuck schumer wants to be on the air, talking about the red sox. >> oh, yes, i do. >> really? oh. >> i have a great story. i told this to major league baseball owners. one day i'll tell you why i hate the red sox. it's a great story. >> yankees are finally looking at young player. >> yes. >> red sox had a rookie go 5 for 5. >> they've done it. the team they got two years ago with all the beards, brilliant. >> yeah. >> didn't even cost much. >> scrappy little guys. >> yeah. >> let's talk about -- >> senator chuck schumer joins us. >> great to have you here. >> great to be back in new york. >> new york city. >> first 100 days. >> uh-huh. do it. >> i've got to talk first. the attorney general -- >> what's going on? >> -- sends out a letter, basically attacking the nypd saying they are, quote, soft on crime. has he never bn to new york? >> does he understand? >> the lowest of the 25 biggest cities in crime. >> they say gang crime is out of control. >> it's not. my daughters, they're young adults but they run the subway at 4:00 am and i'm perfectly happy about it. >> wow

chuck? >> no way that's going to get pretty any time soon. outside weather wise the next couple of days look pretty nice. today and tomorrow both. there's a risk of showers. our first rain chance is between 6:00 and 10:00. our second rain chance is between 4:00 and 7:00 this afternoon. tomorrow most of our rain chances in the second half of the day. tomorrow the same thing. only good news about rain on sunday, it should start to trend the pollen count down by sunday and tomorrow, lots of sniffling and sneezing going on. checking the five day forecast with sheena coming up. >>> do you remember that powerful storm that moved through our area earlier this month? well, now we know that some of you survived several tornadoes in one day. the national weather service has confirmed three tornadoes hit fauquier county. seven tornadoes hit virginia that same day. >>> seeing new video of a dramatic water rescue in the cleveland area. torrential downpour flooded several parking lots there. many trapped in businesses and cars. a pregnant woman had to be p

coming up chuck and i to show you some storms to expect. let's check the roads with melissa. >> good morning. reminder about the situation in prince georges county, adelphi shut down between rigs and met rey ott shut down because of the overnight storms. beltway raining in the southern half. goldsboro road has cleared out of the way. >>> pat cummings is being extradited to virginia. he took 15-year-old elizabeth thomas to live in a remote cabin in northern california. an amber alert was issued for the pair on march 13th. they were found yesterday after the caretaker for the cabin says he became suspicious and called authorities. thomas's father says he's relieved his daughter has been found. >> we're going to have to figure out what kind of state of mind she's in, of course, and probably get her some help. it may be a long road but, you know, at least we got her back now. we got her back. >>. >>> covering prince george's after a former prince george's county teacher is arrested. >>> this time a substitute teacher and basketball coach is fat

i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell outside. it's a cloudy start yet again but we promise there are better days just around the corner. honestly, by later today, things are going to start to look up. i'll give you the >>> and he was killed last week, but his killer remains free. the old-fashioned police work under way that officials hope will crack the case. >>> and president trump gets ready to unveil his tax plan. the cuts that could save you money. >>> 4:46, now. a number of people just arrested in paris in connection to a terror attack. angie goff at the live desk with details. angie, what happened? >> eun, we know ten people arrested to that charlie hebdo attack. the people suspected of supplying the weapons, one of the three attackers in the charlie attack. and he also killed four people in a hostage situation at a market in paris before he was shot and killed in a shoot-out this week. i'm angie back to you. >>> president trump marks his first 100 days on saturday and today, he's set to unveil his tax reform plan. >> it's

coming up, chuck and i are back with the timing and some chilly temperatures. melissa?s rain is impacting your morning commute. we'll also take a look at a couple of issues and metro and your travel time. aaron? >> plus, ramp reopens. a major road down into d.c. back in use this morning. we're there live to show you >>> right now at 5:44, back to work and an uphill battle. a government shut jodown loomins congress heads back to capitol hill. >>> i love this country and i think it was truly shameful. >> plus, demanding america day. why students say they had to fight to celebrate their freedom and what it could mean for roads for teens. we're breaking down which intersections for new drivers to friday to avoid. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> right now you're probably getting ready to head out the door, but you'll want to stick around for this next story. we're telling you what to expect now that the new ramp on i-395 was open for the fourth morning rush hour. >> news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss with more on what you need to know if you're driving that way this

welcome, sir. >> thanks, chuck.d to be with you. >> let me start with, why do you support this action? i know you have some legal questions about it. i want to get to that right after that. but why do you support this action? >> chuck, as you know, i'm a strong supporter that the u.s. should take action to protect humanitarian causes like the ban on use of chemical weapons. and so i voted for a limited strike in august of 2013 to do exactly the same thing. and a limited strike for that purpose, for the humanitarian purpose is something i would likely support if there is a plan. but where i differ from this administration and i took the same position with respect to president obama, we are a nation where you're not supposed to initiate military action, start war, without a plan that is presented to and approved by congress. that makes us different than virtually any nation in the world, the idea of the drafters of our constitution was that you had to put a check against an executive gone wild. we don't have a system

is the summer like weather continuing, chuck? >> not quite like yesterday.terday afternoon 89 degrees at national airport. clearly our warmest day of the year. almost our first 90 of the year. today mid 70s. but that does come with a chance for much needed rain drops across the area. four things to know about the weather. in up one, grab the umbrella. showers around for all of your monday morning plans. we should be able to get a little sunshine back by very late in the day. it may not come back until after 2:00. not quite 89 but another warm one coming up mid

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chuck, stand alone bill. are you with me or not?es in new york, we're not going to have tax code kpet ittive with the rest of the world? they need to stop trying to eat the elephant in one bite and start passing things like corporate tax rate reduction. >> look, one would have thought that would have been the next logical step after the health care slowdown or failure or not being able to get it through the house and the president essentially said that at the white house a day or two after where he called out chuck schumer by name. not only that, joe, it was an interesting week last week because it looked as if when he announced this big tax -- whatever announcement this week he was trying to distract from what seemed to be a tough week and then he urged that health care, might suggest health care might be urged on congress again, which in a lot of ways suggested to me he wanted to send a message to moderate and conservative republicans in the house if you want tax reform and your constituents want it do something around health care

joining me now is singer, songwriter chuck prophet. thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> well, you've described this album as california noir. tell me a little bit about that. what's the story you're telling here? >> jim thompson actually, the great noir writer, said that, you know, when they asked him how he wrote so many books, he said, well, it's easy. there's a million stories to tell, but there's only one plot. that's that things are never what they seem. i think that california being the golden state is a place that people come from all over the world, and sometimes, you know, the reality they find is totally out of joint with the dream. and if you're a songwriter, that's just raw meat for me. >> well, you're a san franciscan. you grew up here, right? you have lived here for decades. i mean how did the city sort of help influence this album? >> well, it's a city at war with itself in many ways. i mean we're going through a lot of changes, and it's become kind of startup city, let's say, and you can't help but

the judicial filibuster is largely the invention of chuck schumer. in 2001 under george w. bush, boardschumer and the invented the filibuster. now today, the filibuster of the united states supreme court justices largely the invention of chuck schumer and the far left and sadly they are doing sunny context of a judge everyone agrees is incredibly qualified and so if senate democrats insist on the filibuster it will force the senate to return to the roles that have been a place for two centuries, wch

. >> first the forecast with sheena parveen and chuck bell. going to be wet, i'm guessing. >> yes. >> not exactly the prettiest monday. but we do need the rain. >> we do. >> we'll take it. boy, is it going to be warm by the end of the weekend. >> rain today and tomorrow, chillier temperatures. monday commute, not looking that great. 53 degrees by 7:00 a.m. showers around right now. we already have the wet roads out there from the rain we've seen all morning. by noon today, 56 degrees. still the showers falling but maybe a bit of a through the later part of your morning. then the steadier rain comes back in the afternoon. you can expect it to be raining on the evening drive with temperatures only in the upper 50ed. here's a look at the radar. light rain heading into the district. heaviest rain off in the higher elevations. as we go through the morning hours, more rain and forecast. closer look at the radar. let's head over to chuck. >> thanks, sheena. umbrellas are definitely required for today. maybe the galoshes as we head into tomorrow becau

chris: we will discuss taxes, health care and the economy when senate democrat leader chuck schumer, a fox news exclusive. north korea defies the world with another missile test as president trump issues this stark warning. >> there's a chance that we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea, absolutely. chris: we will ask our sunday panel if there's a way president trump can halt north korea's nuclear program and our power player of the week using high-tech the solve crimes all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. president trump capped his 100th day in office in pennsylvania touting accomplishments and goals, while the press corps was in correspondence leaders, mr. trump was with thousands of supporters. >> i could not possibly be more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from washington swamp. [cheers and applause] >> spending my evening with all of you and with a much, much larger crowd and much better people, right? [cheers and applause] chris ris the president reaches the 100th day milestone as he takes another s

cars are covered, chuck? >> yeah, they are covered. each and every day there's that thin film of yellowy-green pollen. we'll get that layer on the pollen. not enough to rinse away the stream. i'll show you the forecast at 5:21. sheena is going to check the radar, next. >>> more fallout, after the video of a united airlines passenger being forcibly removed from the plane. what the ceo says will not happen to the employees involved. >>> it was an order of french fries that may have saved several lives. mcdonald's employees being hailed >>> welcome back. we're talking about rain heading our way which we need the rain. >> it's not going to be much rain. here it is on the radar. the green shows you the light stuff. as we zoom in, it's very light across the area, not too much of it either. winchester, you're seeing the biggest amount of rain over 81. west of the district mainly right now where we're seeing the scattered showers. temperaturewise, we're going to be 52, by 7:00 a.m., by the afternoon. low 60s, overcast skies. let's check the ro

chuck, good morning to you. >> good morning, halle.resident trump is calling this story fake news, you've got republicans like lindsey graham saying they're not going to ease up on the investigation. new revelations about mike flynn. let me put it this way, it's opening day in baseball, what inning are we in with russia, chuck? >> i think we're only in the second or third inning at this point. look, the senate investigation is going to be methodical and it's going to take months and yes, it's possible that the political pressure will get so ugly on capitol hill where we'll have an independent investigation. where that would mean in instead of months is it will take years but this is a challenge for the west wing, halle, where you spend so much time these days. they have got -- and the president himself, obviously, he's consumed by the russia story because you call have to do is look at his twitter account to do. he has to borough a page from the bill clinton pages. he may have been seething about it behind the scenes, but he compartmen

chuck will show you the warmer days. let's check the wet roads with melissa. >> outer loop i think we're seeing a crash off to the right side. almost on the ramp. either way we now know it is on the shoulder. whether that is it or not this morning. northbound bw parkway at 202, i'm not seeing this slowdown. no, all lanes are blocked. police there on the scene here right now. >>> a fire is causing big fears for people in arizona. angie goff is at the live desk with new video. >> take a look at the video. the scary situation as a rapidly burning fire in arizona grows to 11 miles. it's evacuations yu evacuations underway. no damage as far as buildings and homes are concerned. hundreds on the ground fighting the fire. >>> 5:14. we expect president trump to sign a new executive order today. it will increase -- it will, rather, create a new task force headed by the newly confirmed agriculture secretary. sunny purdue. the group will have 180 days to report on ways to promote and improve american agriculture and infrastructure i

>> you know, what a great point to bring up, chuck. because what i've seen under this president from the time, november, december time frame, where these conversations were taking place until now, is an evolution. we've seen a very positive evolution on china, a positive evolution on israel, a positive israel on nato. and you're right. i mean in fairness, not to get into confidential conversations but syria was sort of a distraction. something that was being inherited. and now i think you're seeing full engagement. this is the kind of thing those of us who have watched this criminal assad do what he's doing with the stance of putin and iran, this is a good development. i really do believe that. something that should bring both sides of the aisle together. now he's focused on it in a different way and seems to have some ownership of it now versus inheriting this mess that was, let's face it, has been mismanaged but now it's his of. >> i'm curious. do you get the expense maybe he realizes he made a mistake when they shifted policy whethe

i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. your daily grade for today, much like yesterday, the worst. cloudy skies and rain drops coming back into the area as well. grab your umbrella, you will need it. today's high only around 60 degrees. we're talking near 90 by the weekend. stay with us for that forecast. >>> plus on the stage to behind bars. a beauty queen convicted on child pornography charges. details on this you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> we have a follow-up on a story we brought you yesterday about a bird -- a pet bird reunion. >> remember the docockatoo who rode along with fairfax county police. his name is sunny and he belongs to edgar who goes by dr. magic. edgar

>> chuck, with all due respect, that's an absurd question. we were right in the middle of the presidential election year. everybody knew that neither side had the -- had the shoe been on the foot would have filled it, but that has nothing to do with what we're voting on this year. why don't we talk about what what we're voting on this week, and that's this extraordinarily well qualified nominee for the u.s. supreme court. >> i understand that. but i go back to we're about to go in the situation where there's going to be this extra level of filibuster. let me ask you about that. do you have the votes to change the rules among republicans? do you have all 52 republicans ready to stand behind you if the democrats filibuster gorsuch, you have the votes to change the rules? >> what i can tell you is that neil gorsuch will be confirmed this week. how that happens really depends on our democratic friends. how many of them are willing to oppose cloture on a partisan basis to kill a supreme court nominee. never happened before in history, in the whole

good morning, chuck. >> yeah, cloudy skies. as you said, just a couple sprinkles and drops out there. no major amounts of in into a dryer afternoon. most areas back in the low 70s for afternoon temperatures. so considerably milder than we've been the last few days. way warmer weather comes our way for tomorrow and friday. the weekend, well, a little chance of a shower on the weekend. we'll be detailing that a little later. again, first thing this morning just a couple rain drops as sheena said pretty much running along the bay. and those showers are going southbound. and eventually, they'll be moving out of here. good riddance to the clouds as well. let's go to melissa to check on track. how's the outer loop? >> not so hot, chuck. a problem here on the right side of the roadway and one on the left side. really slowing things down as you head through the outer loop. a two or three-mile backup this morning. innerlooper, 270 at georgetown. that has cleared out of the way. 395 north north of penalty gone, that crash. and ramp. coun

joining us now from new york, the senate democratic leader chuck schumer., welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> senator schumer: good to be back, chris. >> chris: you and the president has been in quite the war of words these last few day days. here's what the president had to say what about you last night in harrisburg. >> president trump: humor dominic schumer is weak on crime and wants to raise your taxes through the roof. he is a poor leader, i've known him a long time, and he's leading the democrats to doom. if >> chris: weak on crime, raising taxes, leading the democrats to doom. your response? >> senator schumer: look, the president, name calling doesn't work. let's look at values, let's look at issues. i would say the president's first hundred days have hardly been a success. he's broken promises to the working people of america, unfulfilled others. when he campaigned he campaigned as a populist against the democratic and republican establishments. he's governing like someone from the hard right, wealthy special interest. let me go over a few areas

chuck? >> about 3:45. >> okay.ell, the winner of the boston marathon, he did it a little faster than that. >> yes, he did. won a million dollars, too. >> yeah. 2:09:37. he was from kenya. so was the winner of the woman's race. she ran across the finish line in 2:21:52. eun, i've done this before. i was at mile seven. >> it would take me three days. give a shout out to this woman. take a look. we told you that kathrine switzer yesterday. she is the first woman to ever register to run the boston marathon back in 1967 and she did it again yesterday at the age of 70. look at her. >> what? >> she doesn't look 70. she said it was the fastest marathon she's run in >> as they should. >> both of you just finished a marathon. >> good for her. >> at 70 still running marathons. i will not be running marathons at 70. >> how do you know? you will. >> half marathon, sure. the whole distance? >> you still have an ironman in you, i know it. >> oh, no. no. no. too much time in the water. i'm not a natural swimmer. >> it is hard. >>

you can watch "meet the press" at 10:30 right after news 4 today. >> and we'll chat with chuck for a few minutes from now. >>> thunderstorms might dampen your travel plans. we have tom closely tracking when those storms might be from your neighborhood. >>> and a nail biter in double overtime, but it wasn't quite enough. the next challenge for the caps and the rust to >>> in the quest for the stanley cup. alex and the caps may need something to wake them up earlier in the game. many fans are waking up disappointed in last night's playoff game two against toronto. that was at the verizon center. the game went into overtime, but the caps not able to get ahead of the maple leaves. >> if you want to win these games, i think we have to capitalize on the chances we got. in the third and overtime. we got some good looks, but 1-1. move over to toronto. >> over to toronto. that game, tomorrow night at 7:00. >>> all right. talk about a quick transition at the verizon center. crews busy swapping out that ice for the hardwood. >> washington wizards will take center court this afternoon. the nba p

>> no, steve, i think it will be the chuck schumer shutdown. senator schumer promised a shutdown a month ago if the border wall funding was there and it takes 60 votes in the senate to pass it. ted cruz got tagged with the shutdown in 2013. i think chuck schumer gets tagged with it in 2017 and the big difference is the white house decides what's essential. the white house decides what gets shut down. not going to be the washington monument by president obama did, not going to be mt. rushmore like president obama did. you're going to see a group of bureaucrats go home and not get paid when they get coming back. so i think there's an incentive for chuck schumer to drop his shutdown threat because it isn't that -- manhattan beltway media is convinced trump's going to get blamed for the shutdown. i don't think so in trump land. they're going to blame chuck schumer. >> karine, big picture question, 100 day, symbolic milestone, i wonder from democrats' stand poibt, point, do can you think there's a lesson, do you think they look back at the election

. >> me too, chuck. well, girl. we're going to notice big improvements so this morning, there are areas of fog and mist and drizzle. still a wet morning. still damp outside. temperatures still on the mild to cool side, depending on where you are. but if you look around the district currently, we still do have sprinkles on the radar. a lot of clouds around marlboro, seeing sprinkles or very light showers even st. mary's county. that area of low pressure is offshore. it's going to keep us in this area for the first half of the day. you do need to know what to wear. >> probably just a small work or school, you can probably get away without it. just a couple drizzly drops around early this morning. but things will improve dramatically after lunchtime today. there's your planner. 30% chance of light rain or drizzle early this morning. kid do kiddos like her they will be smiling. may not be much recess day, but after school, you betcha. sunshine coming back at least by 3:00 or 4:00. and sunshine back in the 70s. let's tak

look, again, i go back to the first point, chuck. i know you say it is debatable, get out across the country. obamacare has failed. every promise of obamacare has been broken. premiums have skyrocketed. people have lost their insurance, lost the ability to choose their doctors. we've got to do better. we will under president trump. >>> i want to ask you on tax reform. a lot of estimates. lo, we're very early in this process. i'm well aware, won't get into too many of e weeds. but e overall impact looks like a big shot at the deficit. some people estimate as much as 7 trillion over 10 years, as small as 3 trillion. if this increases the deficit, will the president still sign it? >> we have nearly a $20 trillion national debt that doubled under the last administration, because of a struggling american economy. we just got the numbers. 1.6%? the strongest economy on earth growing at less than 2%? less than 1% in the first quarter. look, all of those statistics and talking with every-day americans and job creators across this country att

chuck schumer from new york state mentioned state and local tax cuts.0. it is a subsidy for all of us around the country for states like new york that have terrible fiscal policies and it's a subsidy that overwhelmingly, 88%, will benefit people making over $100,000. if chuck schumer wants to be a class warfare populist needs to get rid of this ridiculous tax deduction for citizens in new york and new jersey. >> chris: we got a bunch of questions on president trump's tax cuts. there was a lot of concern about adding to the national debt. what will it do to the deficit? here is chuck's tweet where the budget cuts to match the reduced revenue? juan, how do you answer them and what to make of the white house contention that between economic growth and the reduction of some of the loopholes, closing loopholes and deductions at this tax cut will pay for itself? point. this is all conjecture. when you have people in the conservative side like the tax foundation people, they say this will add 4-$6 trillion over the course of ten years, but say, to the budget.

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, chuck.gress doesn't get back from the two-week recess until tuesday. president trump has promised big tax reform on wednesday we've also got health care. paul ryan said there's something about the finishing touches being put on it. going for another bite of that apple. by the way, friday there has to be a budget deal or the government shuts down. what actually gets done and what's just talk right now? >> let's use common sense, willie, do we think that the president of the united states, any new president of the united states, favoring a government shutdown possibility on day 99 of their presidency is going to somehow not end up blinking on whatever funding veil comes through? look, i think it's easy to sit is there and say to yourself, dough do we really think that the white house is going to fight something that will force a shutdown, like forcing a down payment on the border wall, into budget negotiations, threatening a potential shutdown, that would cloud everything else on his first 100

if chuck schumer is not willing to work with the president, that says more about chuck schumer. >> nancyand chuck schumer sent a letter to president trump saying they are ready to work with him on the aca. they have not heard anything back. a keyser poll shows they will blame donald trump, not the democrats, if this doesn't work out well. >> jeffery, symone, thank you for the lively debate. chris. >>> from the tarmac to the courtroom. lawyers for the passenger dragged off the united airlines flight plan legal action today. they are asking to preserve evidence. what could they sue for and what price tag could come with it? answers. you can read through all their awards. (bell ringing) man 2: 2017 motor trend car of the year. kelly blue book 2016 best resale value. 2016 j.d. power highest quality breaking... agh! 10 best... blah blah blah. 2015... only about 90 more to go! that's a lot of awards! chevrolet. the most awarded and fastest growing retail brand in 2016. celebrate with us and get 16% below msrp on select chevy vehicles in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> the