so pleased to welcome tonight andrew carroll. andrew carroll is editor of several new york times bestsellers including war letters, letters of a nation and behind the lines. andrew carroll edited on a pro bono basis operation homecoming, iraq, afghanistan and the homefront, the words of us troops and their families which inspired the emmy award-winning film of the same name. in 1998 andrew carroll founded a legacy project, all volunteer initiative that honors veterans and active-duty troops by preserving their wartime correspondence. andrew carroll has traveled 1250 states and more than 40 countries including iraq and afghanistan and he has collected an estimated 100,000 previously unpublished letters and emails. andrew carroll donated his massive collection to chapman university which is where rogers and my son went to school. the legacy project has been renamed the center for american war letters and is part of chapman university. andrew served as the center's director. andrew is embarking on the million letters campaign to see

we did get reports of hail in a severe storm up in carroll county.a sized hail in montgomery county and there might have be a of hail here east of charlestown as we've been watching these go by. the movement is generally east. the threat is the heavy rain but in a severe thunderstorm warning you can also get a wind that could gust to 60 miles an hour so trees are a concern. hail and lightning as well. so, these are again going to be tracking off to the east. we'll put a little fan on here and you can see some of the tracks. some of these names you probably never heard of. that's what's going on. the storm we're tracking up through montgomery county that has weakened as it's approaching the columbia area. a straggler toward the damascus area but that's just dropping rain, nothing too severe with that one and we had been tracking a stronger storm up toward carroll county but it looks like that storm is wearing itself out. kind of a busy night around here with a lot of lightning and we are certainly aware that many of you may have plans for this evening

in 2005 colonel carolyn carroll deployed to afghanistan. she worked closely with american soldiers and special forces. she was executive officer of a nato unit for the canadian army. she was acutely aware of the dangers that were inherent in iraq and afghanistan war zones. she said, there's a chance that every time you go out, there's a chance you might not come back. now, all these women who have served in the u.s. military have traveled many ground miles and can point to their military service in thousands of miles on maps. however, their journey along the road of military history has far outdistanced all physical miles and leads, clearly, into the future. even so, women are still fighting for equality in the military and as u.s. citizens. all of these military women who we interviewed could not be included in this today's program, of course, due to time constraints, but they have of earned our respect and admiration. they have a place in our memories and hopefully in the national memory. said tohistory that was be the soul of our nation,

melissa: carroll, some sectors, manufacturing, 6,000 jobs. good producing 21,000. leisure and hospitality, 61,000. what do you think? >> i think that was really good news, we were seeing growth in places, like leisure and hospitality and healthcare. i think that retail number is one that be careful about. you are seeing the middle market retailers all over the country and malls announcing the closures, they may have gotten out a little bit in front. but i would not imagine that is part of the trend. i am excited to see it was more of a broad base growth across cities than just in one sector. david: creating a competitive business environment for small business core. of america. national economic advise oar gary cohn said their new tax plan is about it. >> small businesses drive jobs in america, they pay the hybrid tax in this country, taking on ambition to deal with personal and corporate taxes at the same time we're going to be able to deal with small business people, in the middle who are the drivers in economickic growth. david: steve for me that is what is most

thank you, stephen carroll.t's time for the press review. ♪ me ton sergeant is with take a look at what the papers have been saying. you're starting with the papers in france looking at the new cabinet that was announced yesterday. , 11 women.rs, 11 men they come from left, right and center. the news calls it a government in working order. several papers are heralding this government as being quite balanced. paper says it shakes up divisions we are used to seeing in french politics. in thear response catholic paper. they call it a balanced government. a balance that macron worked really hard to achieve. where we seeawing emmanuel macron and his prime minister building their government very carefully like they are playing a game of j enga. genie: other papers are saying to government is not as perfectly balanced as all of that. >> there is a really interesting article going through emmanuel macron's promises. technically he has created a government with an equal number of men and women, but men are still playing

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kevin carrol vive frente a la interseccin y dice que el temor de ver una tragedia lo oblig a tomar cartascontact a la oficna del consejal del distrito, chappie jones, pero la respuesta no fue alentadora. sot sandra aguilar- le preocupaba el cruce (00:02:20 cruce peligroso update) "hasta que pues yo hablé a telemundo, ahí miré el anuncio de telemundo responde y dije pues les voy hablar, no pierdo nada con mejorar este cruce, yo lo uso todos los días con mis niñas." y a raiz de esto nos comunicamos con el concejal chappie jones a quien citamos en la interseccin. (natsound) le mostramos por qu los residentes se quejaban y alegaban que esta seÑal era difcil de ver durante el da.debido a la luz del sol. y que incluso algunos conductores no bajaban la velocidad. sot chappie jones- concejal de san jos, distrito 1 "octubre 2016" (00:00:57 t48 chappie jones) "cuesta mucho dinero mejorar las intersecciones, esa es una de las razones por las que toma tanto tiempo mejorar algunos cruces en mi distrito". el consejal jones nos dijo en ese entonces que hara lo posible para poner en su lista de prioridad

carroll acknowledges the photos around cliptsz. he says there is a privacy concern. >> people typically aren't real keen about putting their pictures up and stating hey we used a match making service. >> reporter: carroll insists all testimonials are real including the stories salespeople use in these local offices where they sign the contract. >> you are buying something sight unseen and paying a lot of money for this. >> reporter: hundred reviewed the contract and calls it unsided. if they feel they were lured in by false promises they could file a class action lawsuit. >> if people are induced into signing a contract with false promises then they do have a claim. they can claim they were asked to sign things under false pretenses, that they were promised something. >> reporter: but the people we talked to want something else. >> i think it should be shut down. >> reporter: everyone we talked to wanted refunds. the company said no but extended their membership. a settlement with maria might be in the works. the company is now run

carroll often praised kaepernick when he was with san francisco despite the rivlary. games for the 49ers last season and threw for 16 touc (darya) eddie lacy is on target in his fitness plan. the running back signed an incentive-laden deal with the seattle seahawks this spring that included weight clauses. the first benchmark arrived on monday. last week, lacy sent a tweet detailing a 30- day workout plan set to begin on june 1 as he attempts to enter training camp in the best shape of his life. that dedication to fitness had to begin sooner for lacy to cash in on some of the incentive money in his new deal. (darya) tom brady talks on his facebook page about how there is no madden curse. he is seen wearing an inflatable bubble in the ad. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge may

the issues that they want addressed, not clear if they were addressed this time around. >> jason carrollthanks. >>> not just the spending bill that's under scrutiny. so is the effort to replace obamacare. the white house hoping for a vote this week. house republicans may not get enough votes. phil mattingly is on capitol hill tonight. you have been talking to lawmakers and aides. where do things stand? >> in limbo. those we sent my way from a source involved in this. house republican leaders and the white house as well do not have the votes to actually pass this on the house floor. according to a cnn tally of lawmakers that have come out in opposition to the bill there are 22 public nos. they can afford to lose 23. they are right up on the edge right now. i'm told there is some cautious optimism that perhaps there's a way to get a number of undecided on the fence lawmakers on board over the course of the next couple of days. make it very clear, lawmakers want to get this done this week. at the moment, the pathway towards doing that isn't clear. >> is it actually possible that every singl

carroll often praised kaepernick when he was with san francisco despite the rivlary. kap played 12 games for the 49ers last season and threw for 16 touchdowns. ( james ) still ahead. computers around the world dealing with the effect of a major ransomware attack. what you need to do right now to protect your family's photos and other important data. robin...?( robin @ landing ) james, the new pirates of the caribbean movie might be out sooner than later.. plus a federal judge might file a lawsuit against conan o'brien. i have your entertainment headlines after the break. and here's a live look outside... toll plaza landing ) welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... the new pirates of the caribbean movie may come out sooner than disney would like. c-e-o bob iger (eye-ger) says hackers claim they have access to a disney movie... and are demanding a ransom or they'll release the film online. disney says they are not paying, and they are working with federal investigators on the case. disney did not say which movie the

it is time for business news with stephen carroll. thehad been looking at market reaction to the twist in this controversy. the dollar has fallen against the japanese yen and euro in trading. currencies,sket of the dollar has lost all of the gains it has made since donald trump was elected. those fears pet eight -- play into the stock market. thisare worried about how could derail trump's tax reform. >> staff are fighting to save plants from closing down. their sights on the president. it is one of the disputes the president is facing. they would rather blow their factory up then see it closed down. marched through the streets in central france. company is one of the primary employers. >> maybe we have not lost the battle. >> employers demand carmakers place an order big enough to save factories from blowing down . the man workers want to get the attention of is their new president. negotiations have gone up to the highest level. we worked with france while whole and, nothing -- france while whole law and -- francois hollande and noth

me.hen carroll joins we start with a meeting of oil-producing countries in vienna. >> the big topic on the agenda is whether or not they're going to extend a cut production. reports coming from delegates at that meeting in vienna. to extend theed agreement by nine months. that deal limited oil output and help to boost oil prices. the goal now is to stop them falling again in the face of more supply coming from shale producers in the united states. it's been an unsteady path to recovery. lowe dropping to a 13 year in january, below $30 a barrel, oil prices have come back up to about $54. concerns about the supply glut remain. agreeing a nine-month extension opec hopes itnt, will rain in the prices until mid-2018. the deal reached last november saw oil cut for the first half of this year. the agreement was reached by all opec members as well as 11 nonmember oil producers like russia. the group's secretary general recently said the output freeze agreement had been hugely successful in rebalancing the oil market. an extension of the deal could keep prices steady. there are concerns the imp

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. >> reporter: one school, three former pro athletes, all coaching here at archbishop carroll. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: dan connor played in the nfl for seven years and also a two time all american at penn state and school's all time leading tackler. you would think he would end up coaching there i coach by great people joe paterno, and ron riveria. coaches that had biggest impact on me was my dad, kevin clancy from strat haven. i knew if i could give back i could have an impact on the high school kid. >> he wanted to come home. >> my wife, we have been dating since high school. we have traveled around dallas , charlotte, insuring we knew we wanted to come back to delaware county. we love it here. family here. we were waiting to set up root also. once my career ended, i know i was coming back. >> reporter: mike, a carroll graduate was drafted wye phillies in 2005 and played baseball for 11 years. >> i love this place. i went here. i have a ton of memories from here. it is always good to give back building something special here. >> reporter: both, coach kevin downs. >> it is k

stephen carroll joins me. we begin in china where the credit rating has been cut.en: it has been cut from one notch to aa3 to a1. the agency expects china's financial strengths to diminish in the coming years as a result. the chinese government has criticized moody's decision, saying that used inappropriate measures in their calculations. incorrespondent and beijing is brian kopczynski. brian: economically, this could create some problems for china's economy, raising costs, for example, for issuing bonds to companies, and in addition, it might hurt china's overall financial soundness, in particular both the stock market took a bit of a hit this morning, so that may be more of a temporary thing. perhaps moreover, though, it is more political. some say this is an embarrassment and a loss of faith on the chinese government, talkingly as they are about the reforms in the economy. economyese leadership this meeting this fall is one of the biggest meeting of chinese president xi jinping's term. a strong,to be seen confident, and smooth sailing. more than anything else, i

genie: time for the business news with stephen carroll.rop inve seen a sharp the value of sterling trading today after a new poll suggested the conservative party risked losing its majority after the election. andipped below one dollar $.28. as the most seen vulnerable to the outcome of the election. if theresa may failed to extend her majority beyond 50 seeds the majority could see a sharp selloff. conservatives with a 15 point lead, hovering just above $1.28. on the stock market, the ftse 100 is trading close to a record high because a weaker sterling tends to help take exporting .ountries investors digesting news that unemployment. that's the in the eurozone has fallen yet again to 9.3%. lowest since 2009. genie: goldman sachs is becoming a target for protesters. >> it snapped up $2.8 billion of don's in the company's national oil company. the deal provides nicolas maduro's government with hundreds of millions of dollars and makes goldman complicit in human rights abuses carried out under his rule. the bank says it bought the bonds thro

jason carroll is at white house. joins us now.he white house saying about the vote tomorrow? >> the white house is feeling optimistic. at least at this point much the president and the vice-president making a lot of calls on this. the real turning point at least symbolically or otherwise seems to really rest on the conversation that the president had with two people, fred upton and billy long. these two representatives were no votes. real no votes until the president was able to have a meeting with them. they were able to talk, talk about this $8 billion amendment to help cover people with pre-existing conditions. that was in some ways and to many people a real turning point. anderson, the president's supporters say if this goes through, the president really deserves a lot of credit on this one. the administration saying the president today, all week, all night has been doing what he does best, and that's negotiate. >> the president talked about this in the beginning, that he wants to work with members to make it the strongest pos

jason carroll joins us live from the white house. we're learning more about the presidential phone call with vladimir putin. what can you tell us? >> rex tillerson, secretary of state, jake, was also on that call, and he described it as, quote, very constructive. he said there were a lot of detailed exchanges. meanwhile, this president is saying what this city needs is a good government shutdown. >> this is what winning looks like. >> reporter: president trump facing conservative criticism on the budget bill declared victory today. >> after years of partisan bickering and gridlock this bill is a clear win for the american people. >> reporter: this despite a pair of tweets this morning where the president said our country needs a good shutdown in september to fix mess. >> how can a shutdown be good? >> the president wants to see washington better, get better, get mixed. change the way it does business. >> reporter: the white house pointing fingers, claiming the democrats were actually the ones who wanted a shutdown and the president w

host: carroll on twitter writes in -- and steve writes -- steve is in dover, florida.aller: [indiscernible] the most poorest and most richest, all in the same place. that should be the best insurance you have. i have lived in canada for 18 years. i wanted to tell you we have to do [indiscernible] ,ou can go to europe, france germany and all those places and the government should have insurance for everybody. now you can have all insurance companies -- hello? host: i am listening. you have to watch out, the drugs company, the insurance canada andi was in this is what [indiscernible] you can say the 40 million people have insurance and 40 many people will have to work. it will not work. canada has all private insurance. they compare to each other to ensure -- two run insurance. host: jr is an texas. caller: good morning. this is a weird deal, because insurancess of health and health care and hospitals and doctors and all that and people if we want to cover people with existing conditions, it is a business on the insurance side but it is something when to do to take care

they have a ways to go. >> jason carroll, thanks very much. back with the panel after a quick break. >>> ahead, president trump invites a killer to the white house, rod ree go duterte. pill on the shelf ou'vey to treat your tough nasal allergies... ...listen up. unlike pills that don't treat congestion, clarispray covers 100 percent of your nasal allergy symptoms. clarispray. from the makers of claritin. hthis bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. they open on a game show set in the 70's, in my johnsonville commercial, today we have a new smoked sausage from johnsonville. made with 100% premium pork. some brands mix meats and add fillers, but not johnsonville! contestant #1 bids the closet, so he wins a boat. and he says " i don't want that boat, i want the sausage.

us.or: stephen carroll with , not even 24hester hours after the horrific attack after the manchester arena. tell us more about the vigil planned later today. it was announced by the mayor, andy berman, and is asking for people to gather at 6:00 at hours gather -- our square and he said is important that they send a message that you though they are grieving they are strong and together. he is asking people to attend to he isolidarity and praising those people who volunteered their rooms, taxi drivers volunteering their services. he is praising the community for standing up area we have been hearing from the health services who are dealing with the injuries. 59 people and they are describing some of the efforts to continue treating those people. being treated at hospitals, some for life-threatening injuries and many more, walking wounded on the scene. the chief executive of the north and you laughs services -- ambulance services saying there were devastated by the attack last night and triggered an emergency response to it as soon as the incident started to unfold. the spread of where

ladies and gentlemen, andrew carroll. [applause] >> good evening. thank you for coming out on this beautiful night. really appreciate and it so grateful for vivian and rainy day books, a great independent book store, and laura in setting this up. i have come to this museum, the national world war i war museum, many times as a sight seer and visitor, as a researcher and always love coming back here and now it's an record to come here in didn't ash honor to come here in this roll. i want to give you some behind the scenes stories and want to talk about the overall war letters campaign. it's so integral to the creation of the book. and i want to show you some extremely rare and i think in some cases breathtaking original war letters from our archives at chapman university. i also love the discussion part of these events to feel free to ask questions and if you how heave letters and e-mail you would consider sharing, i'd love to discuss that with you. so, as vivian noted, in the introduction, i had the opportunity to travel in the united states and to g

thank you, stephen carroll. now time for the press review. taking a look at what papers have been saying today. lots of focus on the backlash following the firing of the u.s. fbi director james comey. >> that's right, and unceremonious firing, the one make you think of his previous reality show. for nla cartoonist, it feels like donald trump misses his old job and is very famous catchphrase, you're fired. although this cartoon says this is the special cover up edition, on to the factusi that many believe that comey was fired because of possible ties between donald trump and russia, and his dismissal has also cast a debt over the future of that russian investigation, according to the new york times. the fbi says it will continue to investigate all crimes. it is business as usual. that is what the acting fbi chief said. >> that man andrew mccabe also has a questionable past of his own. >> the daily beast looks into his background. one thing that stands out, mccabe is a pure product of the fbi, having come up the ranks. like comey and others who

stephen carroll joins me, starting with british airways, where things are returning to normal after they chaotic problems. stephen cole and the airlines has i.t. services are back up and running. they are running full service from london's heathrow airport today, but the country -- company is warning it might take time to return lost bags to passengers. the i.t. system was hit by a power surge. it will also affect the company's finances at a time it has returned to profifit after years of cost-cutting. >> it t is a scandal that is digging into british airways' on profit. it could cost the airline nearly 3% of its estimated yearly earnings, a bill that could run up to nearly 80 million euros. >> we are working -- he will make a full investigation, exhaustive. we will find out exactly what happened, and we will make sure this will never happen again. >> british airways is one of the world's biggest airlines, but like many major air carriers it has been struggling to fend off low-cost competition as the market has opened up facing record losses in 2009, british airways cut thousands of jobs

time for business now -- stephen carroll joins me. good to have you with us. we start in the u.k. where consumer prices are on the rise. stephen: inflation in the united kingdom has risen to its highest level in more than four years. to rate for april jumped 2.7% mainly thanks to hire airfare spared the increased cost of clothing, electricity, and other items contributed to the increase. inflation is considered to be one of the biggest risks to the u.k. after brexit as imports are more expensive. the bank of england expects inflation to peek at just under 3% next year. rochelle: next, a report of major job cuts at fort. stephen: "wall street journal" says the carmaker is planning to axe as much as 10% of its workforce part of a cost-cutting plan and that boosting profitability. ford's chief executive has been under pressure over the 40% slump in the share price since he took over three years ago. the carmaker's value in that time has slipped that of rival general motors and tesla. job cuts are expected to be confirmed later this week. rochelle: next, stephen, you have been keeping

genie: it is time for business news with stephen carroll. we will start in australia, where the government has slapped a massive tax on banks. stephen: the country's five biggest lenders are being hit with a levy of over 4 billion euros. the tax will raise cash for the government to help plug its deficit. shares of the bank plunged on news of the levy. australia's finance minister has told the banks they are not to pass the tax on to consumers. >> my message is that they have to do their fair share of budget repair, and that is what they are being called on to do. rejected 3.5s million net, and that has to be 84, and the banks have to ensure that we are doing that. stephen: in europe we have things pretty calm. that is the same calm we have seen since the start of the week since the results of the french elections. these -- despite the news that donald trump fire the director of the fbi, trading is down slightly. the markets are still trading close to high-level's. genie: coal miners in west virginia say they are seeing benefits of the presi

challenges is that we face with the world's largest democracy to be doubled over the last 100 years robert carroll has of wonderful book by he was one of the of first to figure out to insulate you from the roll call voting to increase your tenure and political power. paul krug men will argue it is only in detroit from yesterday's news in new jersey and to be at stanford but the reverse your rochester estimates these unfunded liabilities to be the second biggest fiscal challenge that $5 trillion looking at monopolizing the education sector the number of districts has decreased by over 80 percent we are spending is real terms per student the public-sector unionization rates appear in is of issues to think about of the supply-side is us simple book there's only one figure or one occasion but just to conceptualizes if we capture that profit it is a combination of how much potential there is to be captured how it could very zero with perfectly police supply side door untethered and how much interest is there to exploit? michael sandal an earlier philosopher's will argue about the importance to be that

her shoulders moving, little leah carroll.lip syncing to start, she's just 4 years old, born with a rare blood disease. a thumbs-up after overcoming two bone marrow transplants. her mother by her side there. and on the video, mom encouraging her little girl. >> let me hear it. >> really awesome. ♪ you might be down for a moment feeling like it's hopeless ♪ ♪ that's when he reminds you that you're an overcomer ♪ >> "you're an overcomer," the song goes, and leah singing nearly every word. after spending over 400 days away from her family, music has helped leah get through it. with over 8 million views, the video caught the attention of the artist who sings that song, mandisa. and this week mandisa paying leah a visit. >> i'm with somebody very special right now. >> mandisa's new friend couldn't wait. >> and she is jamming. >> it turns out, leah had a special gift for her favorite singer. >> the two of them singing together. ♪ wish i could be part of that world ♪ >> mandisa giving a concert at leah's church, raising thousands to

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in intri-valley, tamper roadways, maybe puddles, but on 580 westbound, a slower drive approaching carroll that's because of a crash affecting the on ramp which happened early this morning as well. i think the flashing lights are visible and that's why we have the slowing. it doesn't sound like the lanes are blocked, just adding to the slow down. over here, we have northbound 101 which continues to see a slower drive. from metcalf right here, we have slowing because of a traffic break traveling up to the scene of the crash. again, a couple vehicles involved. a couple lanes blocked over there at blossom hill. the debris is the issue and no major injuries. let me show you what the options are for waze. let's say you're driving from bailey. we're looking at monterey road or highway 101 and jogging through the area, they're about the same. the traffic break is starting to move once against. you can also join our waze team and make sure you join like colorful chris, one of the wazers who reported the crash. colorful chris is quite a name. choose yours carefully. >> good thing he's keeping a goo

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fifty-five from john carroll reporting a light rain at this hour in the mullica area.nd then one more in new jersey 57 from peter also in lawrenceville reporting some light rain. lets switch out to the maps. this is wide zoom on storm scan but just to show you a couple disturbances moving through. here's that first batch of moisture. storm system number two showing more organization at this point. that is getting in here late tonight and tomorrow especially for the pattern to just stay active we will get a break between systems before the next round of rain comes in. at this point we don't need any rain. because of that, is there a coastal flood advisory that will take effect at 6:00 p.m. tonight specific to the shore points. no worry about flooding but anywhere between seven or 8:00 d coming in because there has been so much rain based on tidal flooding. i don't think we will have rain falling from the skies. sort of the aftermath that comes in the wake of the rain but is there more on the way, late tonight and through the day tomorrow, probably lingering shower or tw

got one slow moving batch of showers weakening a little bit here into eastern frederick over toward carroll county moving off toward the east. so mount airey, westminster and the back part will get you just after midnight, friendship at 12:52. also watching some showers trying to come out of baker, west virginia, crossing the state line headed toward the shenandoah valley. toont royal if it holds everything is moving east about 10 miles an hour. just a couple leftover showers. tomorrow slim shower chance with a front, going to see some sunshine, especially in the afternoon. that will warm it up to 85 tomorrow, very isolated shower or storm and not just 85 tomorrow, but a relatively warm week coming up. average high now is in the upper 70s. we'll be probably at or above that much of the week, especially by friday when we'll be back in the mid-80s with a threat for some showers and storms. right now 66 and the northeast winds at 8. temperatures have barely moved much and with high humidity they won't drop off a lot more, though we're down to 60 in gaithersburg, winchester a cool spot at 59 de

always favourites but paul cle m e nts they were always favourites but paul clements delighted andy carroll know before half—time. sunderland were abysmal. this is a huge result. hull city now have two beat crystal palace tomorrow at selhurst park. we did a great effort in here today and we will watch the game tomorrow and see what happens. but the season is not finished, absolutely not. there could still be twists and turns. we did a good job today. we've got a good cushion going into the final week. but we have to be mindful they could get a result. we have to be ready and prepared to finish the job next week. they will look to finish the job, but look at this, bottom of the table. hull city do need to win because with the draw they would still need seven golf swing on the final day. the would be just a point behind two teams if they win tomorrow. one of the biggest games of the season at selhurst park tomorrow. hull city markers of have to win. two of the teams that i guess the bookies would have been cena favours to and at the start of the season were bournemouth and burnley. bournemout

maybe pete carroll knows something we don't.and tonight dallas buyer's club, all right all right. be alert. arizona pitcher zach godley. bam. saved his life. pop foul, double header. not only does he make the catch but he comes away with the hat. back to the guy and of the hat making everybody happy. that's the sporting life. more news at 11:00. >> good hat trick. >> good one. >> all right. thank you. >>> next at 11:00. >> a new controversy in washington. the white house denying that president trump shared confidential information with russian officials last week. >> hello again,. >> according to the washington post related to a terror threat and a ban. the fallout from washington. >> a flurry in the west wing. sharing highly sensitive information with the russians during talks in the oval office last week. >> the story that came out tonight is false. >> the

julian carroll seceded him. on capitol hill, there are two types of members. show horses and were courses. the farmer strives for headlines, the latter strives for results. wendell ford was every bit the work course. probably saw, ford himself as a constituent senator. he was in the senate to serve kentucky. doggedly for a kentucky interests, despite their unpopularity in many corners of the nation's capital. , i alwaysto remark say we in kentucky have beautiful women, bourbon, cigarettes, horses, and coal, some of it is habit forming. he had been described as an almost compulsive campaigner. when the opportunity arose for wendell to run for chairmanship of the democratic senatorial campaign committee in late 1976, he jumped for it. in fact, wendell is one of only three senators who chaired their campaign committee three times. the other is george smathers and jerry goldwater. a lot of people may not realize c is it works at the national level to elect democrats to u.s. senate. similarly, the national republican senatorial committee works to elect republicans

we are seeing it in areas towards frederick and even carroll county early on. it's all going to hang on for another two to three hours or so. of you may want the long sleeves or something thin on your arms this morning, i think it will be off i the afternoon. despite the clouds, mid-to-upper 70's. the other thing that you will notice is a rising humidity. we will talk about the big warm-up for the end of the work week and how much rain we are going to get today, the wettest out of the next five. 6:33 is your time right now. announcing problems within the white house, let's get to this breaking news, though. new video coming into the newsroom. a deadly stampede in honduras. four people were killed in the weekend incident and the chaos to end until the pulled out the water cannons and the tear gas. many of the folks outside still had tickets. it appears that the match was oversold. kushner, the president's son-in-law and top white house aide, the chairman of the judiciary committee is calling for potentially fraudulent statements from a chinese company involved w

even howard county, areas of carroll county, maryland, you will encounter some fog that should burn off an hour or so. and ontart for us, warm the breezy side by late morning. helping to scour the fog, a weather alert this afternoon and this evening. have some very wild weather coming through for two to three hours. the temperature through the morning hours is 74. later today, topping out at 81, so grab the umbrella heading out the door. on the roads right now, you will find that the lanes are open. where we have problems is on the outer loop through tysons. the accident activity has ties -- traffic pushed to the right lane to get by. heads up past tysons corner towards 66. we have a crash eastbound involving overturned vehicle. traffic, squeezing by to the right, coming inbound. avenue at benning, not sure how much longer that will be there. fallen wires down across the highway, that's still closed off with a crash reported along woodyard road. next 10 minutes to update that right on the west side of town. back over to you, autria. autria: clean up the country after severe storms hit t

jason carroll reports from the white house. trump: "this is what winning looks like."esident trump, facing conservative criticism on the budget bill, declared victory todaytrump: "after years of partisan bickering and grid lock, this bill is a clear win for the american people."despite a pair of tweets this morning, where the president said: "our country needs a good shutdown in september to fix mess!"q: "how can a shutdown be good?"mick mulvaney / director, office of management and budget: "the president wants to see washington better, get better, get fixed, change the way it does business."the white house pointing fingers -- claiming the democrats were the ones who wanted a shutdown and the president was not happy with how they were claiming victory in budget negotiations.mick mulvaney / director, office of management and budget: "the president is frustrated that he negotiated in good faith with the democrats and they went out and tried to spike the football and make him look bad."congressional leaders announced late sunday they had reached a deal to avert a governme

the secret service deputy special agent mike ball, my assistant chief for homeland security, jeff carroll, and the first district manager morgan cain that are behind me. this morning the mpd and secret service received information from the pennsylvania state police department that an individual adult male was traveling to the district of columbia, possibly the trump hotel, armed with weapons. pennsylvania state police had received this information from a tip, and they acted very quickly to share that information with us. they provided, pennsylvania state provided the suspect's name and a description of the vehicle. mpd and secret service immediately responded and contacted the hotel security at the trump hotel, who located the vehi the mpd's explosive ordnance unit responded to the scene and found no hazardous materials. an ar-15 assault rifle and .40 caliber handgun were recovered from the vehicle. after further investigation, officers discovered the individual from the tip who had checked himself into the trump hotel at approximately 0100 hours or 1:00 a.m. in the morning. and as the ma

in carroll county, just outside atlanta, deputy chief bud benefield is on a mission.nts every first responder to carry narcan, a nasal spray that reverses the effects of an opiod overdose. bud benefield, deputy chief, caroll county fire rescue: "sometimes they are revived in as little as 2 to 3 minutes." sounds like a miracle drug... bud benefield, deputy chief, caroll county fire rescue: "it does. it sounds like a miracle drug."but the miracle drug, may have not be so miraculous when it comes to the street drugs furanyl, fentanyl and u- 47700, both on the rise in georgia, and both so strong, investigators say a single dose of narcan may not be enough. nelly miles, gbi public affairs director: "that's very, very scary." nelly miles speaks for the georgia bureau of investigation which she says has seen some combination of the drugs 50 times this year, causing 17 deaths, the same number as in all of 2016. nelly miles, gbi public affairs director: "this crop of synthetic opioids is for us, unheard of. it is unprecedented to see these types of concoctions coming into the

pete carroll said on monday his team is considering both colin kaepernick and rg3 is backups to russellomes is the seahawks may be losing some confidence in their current backup quarterback, trevoine boykin. he has been arrested twice during the off-season. seattle does not have any experienced quarterbacks on their roster. maybe that is where colin kaepernick will land. >>> let's go back over to sal to look at traffic. people are starting to get ready to head out the door. what should they know? >> they should know the traffic in some areas is low and in others it's not. one of the not categories is in marin county on southbound 101 through central san rafael. the was a time when i would look at this picture and reliably see slow traffic. but now, at least today, it looks pretty good as you're driving through central san rafael over the help and going as far as the golden gate bridge. you will see that traffic is doing well there heading down to san francisco for marin county. a nice looking shot. a little windy. you can see the flag is blowing hard and the wind is going to get your at

. >> jason carroll is at the house. the white house, you heard, they're going to be able to build this wall. >> right. look, this isn't it, not yet. i know spicer was saying this is a downpayment. there's a lot of argument on that front. they're making a lot of effort to show, look at this picture, look at that picture, look at this great big glorious wall that's being built. at the end of the day this is not the wall donald trump talked so much about, it would be so big it would have his name on it. the administration did not get the funding this budget go-around for that. what they did, they got some $ 300 million for border security. that allows them to maintain existing barriers that are already on the border. let's say there's a fence that's falling down or part of a wall that ha has a hole in it that needs mending, they have the funding to fix that. what they do not have is the some $12 billion that this president wanted and that's some of the estimates, 10 to $12 billion to build this wall. that's not what the pr

in the great state of new hampshire in carroll county which includes the republican leaning town of wolfeboroocrat defeated a republican. 811-755 which shows you what small scale politics this is. according to the town clerk this was the first time a democrat elected to the state house from the town of wolfeboro since 1913, over a century. that was an upset last night in that one special election in new hampshire. the same kind of thing happened in long island in new york. in the 9th assembly district of new york, in that special election a progressive union-backed democrat beat the conservative candidate, and this is notable because, again, it happened in what is considered to be another heavily republican seat. but a democrat was able to pull off that win. she won that new york assembly seat by 16 points, 58% to 42%. yes, these are little races. local legislative seats. they are not the most consequential elections in the world except for people who live in those districts, with but you can see democrats getting super excited about even little elections like that and what the small scale re