lauren: at a u.s.the term and they have high speed turn made missile and the shipping route for much of the world's oil passes every day. the torpedo has a range of six miles was carried out in iranian territorial waters and did not break any protocols. it's not known at this point it very successful, but officials are concerned about this torpedo. it traveled 250 miles an hour. lauren: liz claman said in a work share hathaway ceo warren buffett. and cofounder bill gates on yesterday's down to the closing bell. tell in this he thinks should be the top are you ready of the present of the united states. >> the most important job is to protect us from weapons of mass distraction. they are the most important person in the world. but the emphasis on not. lauren: charlie munger said he likes president trump spitted on china. >> i'm a great admirer of the trump change of mind about china, and they can china, making an ally out of china. i'm a big admirer of trump when he changes his mind. you'll do a lot more

lauren: good morning.trained or pick the terror threat in the united kingdom is raised its highest level as his landmark about tearing manchester. at home ahead of the summer of that season. a lot of people go to concerts this time of year. the latest details of the break-in is on its investigation. nicole: u.s. stock market futures after four days of gains once again in the green ever so slightly. s&p futures at a quarter of one point nasdaq futures up five. lauren: fox news charlie gasparino reporting he has hired his long-term attorney to represent them ithe council inquiry into his campaign to alleged ties to russia. we would details coming up. nicole: cleveland cavaliers are one win away from their third straight appearance in the nba finals as they take the lead over the celtics. senators stay alive at the two to one victory over the eastern conference finals. other highlights for you as well. lauren: 5:30 a.m. wednesday, may 24th. your first look at today's market than today's freakiness. nicole: th

lauren: happy friday, i'm lauren simonetti.ays he would have fired james comey even without recommendation. new questions on whether the investigation into hillary clinton's emails could be reopened. we will have all of the new developments. nicole: in the market slumping retail stocks dragged down the dow falling 23 points yesterday. down almost half a percent for the week. right now with down arrows again. s&p futures down 5. lauren: there could be more pain for retail sector, nordstrom stock under reporting earnings. we will get retail sales numbers from the government. nicole: show me the moneys, mcdonalds offer incentives, we will take a closer look. lauren: in spurs the san antonio annihilate the houston rockets to close down series. we have highlights. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york, we welcome you fbn:am, latest breaking news. lauren: u.s. reaching a major bilateral trade agreement under the deal china will open its borders for beef, finally ending a ban imposed in 2003 ahmad -- after a case of mad cow disease. nicole: c

lauren: good morning, happy friday. i'm lauren simonetti.sident also says he's very close to naming a new director of the fbi and former senator joe lieberman is among top pix. nicole: stocked recovered a bit of the loss that is we saw the prior day, yesterday the dow finished up by 56 points but the index down 1.1% for this week so far. looking at back to back weekly losses. this morning s&p futures up 7. lauren: optimism over opec production cuts, oil crossing $50 a barrel. 50 bucks and 2 cents a barrel. nicole: ride-sharing uber plans to disrupt the trucking industry. we will explain. lauren: ibm was a pioneer of workers to work from home and now telling them to come to the company. nicole: the braves get even with josÉ batista with his back flip. we will explain. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: president trump kicking off his first official foreign trip today. during nine-day trip he will visit saudi arabia, israel, the vatican, i

lauren: good morning, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. the search for a new fbi director on the trump agenda of tax cuts and health care reform. in the meantime, dow futures are down 17 points. nasdaq down by six. train to the latest sign that obama carries collapsing. at fellow poet of the losing obamacare marketplace by next year. lauren: in his first public mr. porter, snap disappointing and it's not selling of -- stocks selling up 20%. nicole: retailers such as macy's, kohl's, nordstrom's report today. lauren: boston celtics in their series against the washington wizards. and in their season. we'll show you all the highlights. nicole: could rescind learning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. we welcome new "fbn:am: common your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: us who like to say, one more alarm clock. fbi director james comey said in a letter to colleagues saying in part i'm not going to spend time on the decision for the way it was executed. i hope you won't either. it is done. i will be fine. although this elimination de

lauren: dallas bad.sident trump laid out his priorities for the next 100 days. >> they will be such competition. right now there's no competition. there'll be such competition by the insurance company so they can get health care in people taking care of. lauren: will take a look her attacker needs as apple and facebook set their quarterly results. we'll have that story. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. ♪music ♪yea, you can be the greatest ♪you can be the best ♪you can be the king kong ♪bangi

nicole: all right, lauren.partment of justice appoint a special counsel to take over the russian collusion investigation. griff jenkins live in d.c. with every action to demand tact for this job. chris. >> good morning, born in the cold. for more fbi director robert mueller will now lead the investigation by rod rosenstein to investigate alleged russian ties to the trump campaign in battling the 26th election. he said his decision was not a finding that crimes have been committed to require some an independent from the normal chain of command catching the white house with pride with little advance notice. the president issuing a defiant statement where he said that as i've stated many times, ith investigation will confirm what we are doing now. no collusion betweeny campaign and any foreign entity. i look forward to this matter concluding quick way. in the meantime, i would never step writing for the issues and the people that matter most to our country get by bipartisan reaction on capitol hill. adam schiff, l

lauren: ashley, thank you. make sure you tune sunday of special coverage of french election with lou dobbs 7:00 p.m. eastern sunday night on the fox business network. nicole: house voted to impose new sanctions on north korea, sanctions target north korea shipping industry and use of slave labor, they come at a time of heightened tensions of north korea ballistic missile program, prohibit from operating in american waters or docking at u.s. ports. goods produced by north korea forced labor would be also prohibited from entering the united states. let's get you caught up on the global market action overnight that we are seeing overnight. begin in asia right now, take a look. it's a holiday there, we have to kospi and the nikkei close there in japan, hong kong hang seng, that was down 3 quarters of 1% as was the shanghai composite in china. lauren: flip it over to europe. trading mix. ftse up 6 points in london, dax in germany is down 40. so it's a mixed bag, but, of course, stocks there have done well pricing in

lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti.th care bill hoping to get -- nicole: appleshare slipping after reporting iphone sales in its last quarter. they spoke to report its results today "after the bell." lauren: the dow rose 36 points yesterday. u.s. stock market futures lower this morning. doubt on a dow down 18 commands to be done for. nicole: the only market that is up and was the shanghai composite index in that closed down one quarter of 1%. lauren: lawmakers on capitol hill threatened with more regulation if they do not improve customer service or the latest on that story. nicole: playoff fever in basketball and hockey scoring to let the celtics beat washington wizards and hockey to new york rangers knock off the ottawa senators. we will have all the highlights for you. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. trade to republicans making last-minute changes to their health care bill as president trump worked the phones in search of support. under r

i am lauren simonetti., everybody then-president transcended by his son-in-law charred kushner after requesting a back channel democrats call for security clearance to be without sin republicans are now voicing concern about the scandal. >> british airways trying to require from the major technical failure. the airline apologizing after hundreds of flights were canceled leaving thousands of passengers stranded and could cost british airways tens of millions of dollars. tree into a bench clearing brawl after bryce harper gets hit by a fastball. enlist in the cup finals, a three goal lead. they survived to date the opening game over the predators. lauren: features on hold on this first trading day friday with the lightest volume of the year. dow futures down nine. nasdaq down fractionally. cheryl: 5:31 a.m. in new york. your first look i was living in today's markets. the latest breaking news for you. lauren: president chun defending his son-in-law and senior guys are jerry kushner saying he's doing a great j

lauren: and lauren simonetti.ing b jerushner has michael flynn agreed to hand over his personal and business records. the growing controversy for the white house now includes members of trump's inner circle. trade to the trump administration sending a stern message to north korea. if you fire a missile, we can block it. details on the latest nuclear tensions with the rogue nation. howard schultz says donald trump is creating chaos that's impacting the overall economy in starbucks for recess at the solution to the problem. his comment tried criticism. true to export the major league exposure of the punishments for the ball in the giants national game. we also had our own charlie gasparino reporting the deal that would have paired jeb bush and deter jeter too. the miami marlins instead. it's off. lauren: stocks up this month. a point looking at the futures. s&p up a fraction. cheryl: a lot of news for your markets. by 31:00 a.m. in new york on wednesday, may 31st. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning mark

lauren: was so nice. monday, may 15 at your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. nicole: a warning as you turn on your computer today, a massive cyberattack to hit at least 150 countries around the world could keep growing. tracey with us this morning. good morning. >> the global cyberattack continues to spread to china since 29,002 shins have been infected by the ransom ware known as one of cry. it had many hospitals in the u.k. germany's national railway system in russian interior ministry. victims include american shipping giant fedex, french automaker and japanese automaker nissan. former national intelligence director james clapper saying the scope of the problem may become bigger. >> that is the concern that monday when everyone returns to the office, that the ransom ware attack will be even larger. this is a very serious problem and i think it's going to grow. >> they demanded 300 to $600 in digital prints a big coin. rent somewhere appears to exploit a vulnerability in micros

trent hayek, nicole, lauren.at the potential for storms again over the central u.s. 30s over northern tier and 50s and 60s across the southern tier of the country and because of that downgrade have all of the storms writing that jet stream and potential for more heavy rain. watching this blaster and that iraq tornadoes across the south, move across the east coast. delays over the northeast. go ahead, check ahead if you're traveling today. historic flooding over the weekend. six to eight inches and more brain in the forecast. and the potential of more heavy rainfall and the threat perseveres turns especially when day. a busy time in the fox news center. happy tuesday, ladies. nicole: thanks to a preference watching. watching. thanks, janice dean. lauren: what is a fork? you'll never believe it. we are going to tell you. stay with us. ♪ i shot the sheriff ♪ but i did not shoot the deputy ♪ i shot the sheriff ♪ but i did not ♪ future. ♪music ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a sleepy blue ocean ♪you fill up my senses ♪co

lauren: is certainly a is certainly yes.are the names being floated as possible replacements for jim comey? >> a story today suggests for names that new york police commissioner ray kelley. governor chris christie. you've got congressman trey gowdy here we've seen handle a lot of investigation in washington and a wildcard a little bit when used on the campaign trail, sheriff david clarke. we don't know if any of those names are abating, but one person we know that will not be mayor, rudy giuliani at trump tower not under consideration. lauren:.a. for the president's firing of fbi director james comey. here is the president trump said to maria bartiromo back in april. >> when he was reading those charges, it was every charge and then he said she was essentially okay. lauren: my reaction to this developing story. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ take these chances, place them into a box and tell a quieter time ♪ lights down so we need tablets installed... with the menu app read

lauren: good morning. i'm trained for. north korea may be a cyberattack that crippled computers around the world. nicole: oil prices gave oil stocks a lift. the nasdaq and the s&p hit records. s&p this morning down one point. dow futures higher. lauren: oil prices jumping to points yesterday. $49.24 a barrel. nicole: ford motor will slash 10% of its workforce. lauren: shares as now practiced by showing since its ipo they can petition said goldman sachs and the social media giant. lauren: boston celtics power past the wizards. in hockey, pittsburgh penguins beat the ottawa senators fx series. lauren: by the one in the near. tuesday, may 16. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. train to the white house strongly denied a "washington post" report that president trump shared highly classified information about isis oppression appeared report claims the president rebuilt the information during his meeting with russia's foreign minister in the russian ambassador to the u.s. last week. white h

lauren: breaking news this morning. the white house nine explosive new report from "the new york times" to president donald trump asked james comey two and -- two in the investigation into michael flynn. nicole: good morning investors getting nervous that the controversy swirling around the white house could distract the terms agenda. lauren: dow futures under pressure on me to go for 100 points. dow down 96. true to his backside in the nation and the nikkei down half of 1%. china's shanghai composite index and a quarter 1%. lauren: retail earnings concern. this morning the latest results from target according to one analyst investors should prepare for nothing but awful. "cavuto" sports, golden state warriors crush the spurs to go up in their playoff series in hockey than national predators top the anaheim ducks in the western conference hockey finals. we will have the highlights. lauren: frio 1:00 a.m. in new york. the new set of d.c., fast and furious this morning. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning mark

lauren: nice.old temperatures in the northeast overnight had fox senior meteorologist senior meteorologist janice dean with your thursday forecast. good to see. i was half expecting a turtleneck. >> i did wear one earlier today. that is an indication it is cooler than average across the northeast. frost advisories in parts of the northeast with temperatures right now not even the 50s. 49 in new york and detroit. 31 in international falls. around the freezing mark, the further north you go in the cooler is as far south as the central plains. 43-kansas city, 33 in denver have this friend was that the warmer air mask. the ligature satellite radar imagery. severe weather moved across the gulf coast yesterday. that doesn't appear to. ohio river valley as well watching these areas for the strongest severe storms and flooding potential as well. back to you ladies. lauren: gymnast income is thank you. nicole: a busy day in congress as they dissected on a controversial health care plan. we will have the lat

lauren: manchester, england. fox news correspondent greg talcott on the ground with the very latest. >> loreena nicoll, we are here in manchester a couple hundred yards from the horror of last night that left at least 22 people, many of them young people. 59 people injured at seven night concert at the manchester arena behind us. i'll step away to give you this section. you see the silver canopy affair is that it are a train station, one of the main train stations that are here in manchester and connected with the 21,000 seat in manchester arena. that is critical because the bomb was set off in the foyer area, the more public area that connects the trains they should to the arena and allowed for access for the bomber, which according to reports could have been a suicide armor. again, this is a city in shock. the second biggest the trial was in the u.k. and we spent an hour circling the house. working our way into the center of the city which is completely sealed off. this is a busy workday and there is no cars co

lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. we will have reaction to transfer his foreign speech as president. trade u.s. stock market futures after two weeks as telling for stocks. duff pictures at 16. s&p futures up half a point goodness that features a five. lauren: ford expected to announce the filing of the ceo today. breaking details. nicole: in sports, boston celtics came from 21-point down for dramatic last-second win over the cleveland cavaliers in the nba playoffs and the nhl playoffs got pittsburgh ottawa senators seven to 19 in game five of the eastern conference finals. lauren: five of 1:00 a.m. in new york. monday, may 22nd. your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: president trump on the second step of his international trade in live report from blake burman and jerusalem awaiting his arrival. good morning, bleak. reporter: good morning or good afternoon because it's officially 12:01 here in jerusalem. president trampled the landing here in israel within the hour. about an hour person or a tel

vittoria woodill joins me right now lauren casey down here with us as well. we are having a great time and the people are coming out. it was a slow metric eulogies. >> do you like that. >> say that again. >> from all points. >> yeah. >> and now as it starts to get darker, it is just going to be wild. it will be fun. summer season is officially underway. >> you know is what nicer, only natural things happen down the shore. do you see bubbles flying all around us i don't know where they are coming from. >> i love it. >> i think they are coming from lauren. >> yes. >> i guess we will check with her later. >> yes, we are coming from lauren. >> you can see a few right now >> i love them. >> just one of these. >> i love that. >> love that. >> don't stick your tongue out like snowflakes. that wouldn't work. >> i wouldn't do that it is memorial day weekend. it is business season, right. >> yes. >> so folks are out there getting geared up and we stopped into talk to a few business owners to just double-check how the boom is going for this weekend. let's just kay that

lauren will be the one who'll be in the front. -lemonis: hi. are you -- hi. -lauren: i'm lauren.lemonis: hi, lauren. how are you? -lauren: good. nice to meet you. -lemonis: very nice to meet you. -are you a baker? -lauren: when i have to be. lemonis: so what is your primary role here? lauren: i'm in the front selling the product. lemonis: okay, great. nice meeting you. lauren: you too. thank you. tonnie: there's a lot going on with tonnie's minis right now as we speak. i'm doing a project in newark that's close to being finalized. the people who are giving me the space, they're building out the store. lemonis: at their expense? tonnie: at their expense. so what i have to supply is equipment, the first month's deposit, working capital. lemonis: and they're giving you the money to do that? tonnie: they'loaning me the money to do that. lemonis: do you feel like you're ready for more expansion? tonnie: i am now. lemonis: the only time a business should be expanding is when it's totally proven out its model. you have the product right, you have the right people, you have the right pro

we will go to meteorologist lauren casey on the cbs-3 sky deck tracking temperatures, lauren. >> notng so bad over last hour here in center city philadelphia due to some cloud that moved n they are product of thunderstorms off to the south helping to cool us off across parts of the delaware and jersey coastline but today was another hot, steamy one, our high temperature in center city philadelphia soaring up to 93 degrees, our normal high

. >> lauren casey has been watching where and when the storm is moving, lauren. >> today was umbrella day put it away and break it out and break it out again. storm scan 3 showing us activity but strength is now winding down that is good news you see over the last hour lightning strikes disappearing and heavier pock oates of rain starting to wind down now. we have thunderstorm activity across parts of ocean county north of tom's river back to jackson and lightning strikes there. center city philadelphia after another thunderstorm rolling through over the last couple hours we had one earlier in the day that put down hail and secondary one that put down hail an hour ago. dealing with light rainfall. it's starting to wrap up with heaviest rainfall out of the way as we look to the lehigh valley quiet throughout the evening hours and precipitation starting to move northbound for you and lightning strikes approaching allentown. rumbles of thunder and not concerned about strong weather activity for you in the lehigh valley and overnight tonight the storms will be winding down. lingering area

. >> lauren casey has been watching where and when the storm is moving, lauren. >> today was umbrella day put it away and break it out and break it out again. storm scan 3 showing us activity but strength is now winding down that is good news you see over the last hour lightning strikes disappearing and heavier pock oates of rain starting to wind down now. we have thunderstorm activity across parts of ocean county north of tom's river back to jackson and lightning strikes there. center city philadelphia after another thunderstorm rolling through over the last couple hours we had one earlier in the day that put down hail and secondary one that put down hail an hour ago. dealing with light rainfall. it's starting to wrap up with heaviest rainfall out of the way as we look to the lehigh valley quiet throughout the evening hours and precipitation starting to move northbound for you and lightning strikes approaching allentown. rumbles of thunder and not concerned about strong weather activity for you in the lehigh valley and overnight tonight the storms will be winding down. lingering area

lauren casey has a check of storm scan three, lauren. >> reporter: yes, it is miserable out here on the sky deck, it is misty, it is foggy , kind of scary view of the sky line behind me. we have had east wind in command over last several days giving us this what is behind me dreary conditions, the showers, the misty but we will change this up. right new we are feeling cool temperatures because of that east wind again off the atlantic. only 62 degrees in ac. sixty-two in the city. we're in the 50's in mount pocono. you can see that easterly component of the wind flow at reporting sites. storm scan three is showing us miss continuing in the sit. we have showers working through the store and shores embedded thunderstorms in our western count business rain working into berks county. as we head into this evening cloudy, muggy, chance of the thunderstorm, temperatures staying stable and they do throughout the overnight period, cloudy conditions sticking around with a chance of hit or miss thunderstorm in the city, as we head east, that chance will weigh in an overnight low of 60 but wind of t

. >> let's get right to meteorologist lauren casey who is tracking more chances for rain, lauren. >>eporter: yes, even more we had more rainfall today picked up tenth of inch in philadelphia and total is now well over 6" of rainfall just this miserable move may and you can see nearly 3" above our average in philadelphia and clouds in place and at least we're dry for the most moment and that's confirmed on storm scan 3 and it's becoming more dense and widespread as we head through the overnight period. and more rain chances as we head into the day tomorrow. overnight tonight could locally reduce visibility and greatly so could see patchy mist and early drizzle and patches of fog and caution. evening commute so he isolated thunderstorm best of i-95 and rain tomorrow will be more scattered than widespread in nature and we doe have improvement in the forecast as we head into the second half of the week. talking about some sunshine and feeling some 80s and i'll let you know what he to expect in the full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> all right, lauren, thank you. >> this is the mug sho

there you go, there is the proof, and speaking of weather , lauren casey, lauren casey, it is gettingit going to die down? is the sun coming out a little bit before we're off the air. >> we had sun, did you feel it did the rain hit you over there, ukee. i felt it about five minutes ago but then sadly it went away, again, but we will be contending with this breeze likely especially in the evening hours. might die down after sunset but we will have a breezy go over next couple of hours. we have got weather conditions out of our mobile weather watcher which is park right behind me on the boardwalk here. our temperature 73 degrees. that feels g chill factor with that breeze, kind of 10, 12, 15 miles an hour, dew points not too bad in the middle 50's not too sticky out here. temperatures across the region are generally in the 70's. we are in the lower 70's at shore points right now, cooler in the poconos for a hike on a friday, temperatures in the 60 owes and in the 70's right now in the lehigh valley but we have got that breeze kick in on the back side of the weather system that brought u

i'm lauren johnson.day forecast just before we get some rain. >> looking pretty good. dry for today. mixture of sun and clouds. live look right now along the parkway of you can see they are gearing up for reach and raise. looking good and pretty comfortable right now. the temperature 57 degrees. dew points they are low in the low 40s right now. we still have an easterly wind right around 8 miles per hour. so take look at ultimate doppl doppler. scanning the area. we're dry many, we're quiet, yes, rain that is back for tomorrow. look at the temperatures right now. 57 degrees down in ac. we have 57 in wilmington along with philadelphia. mid 50s right now in the lehigh valley. the normal high temperature for this time of year is 75 degrees. for today, upper 60s. temperatures below average and then for tonight it's 57. the clouds thicken and york, that rainfall will be moving in. so high pressure that's in control right now. but off to the west around the great lakes around parts of the ohio river valley we'

. >> let's get right to meteorologist lauren casey who is tracking more chances for rain, lauren. >> reporter: yes, even more we had more rainfall today picked up tenth of inch in philadelphia and total is now well over 6" of rainfall just this miserable move may and you can see nearly 3" above our average in philadelphia and clouds in place and at least we're dry for the most moment and that's confirmed on storm scan 3 and it's becoming more dense and widespread as we head through the overnight period. and more rain chances as we head into the day tomorrow. overnight tonight could locally reduce visibility and greatly so could see patchy mist and early drizzle and patches of fog and caution. evening commute so he isolated thunderstorm best of i-95 and rain tomorrow will be more scattered than widespread in nature and we doe have improvement in the forecast as we head into the second half of the week. talking about some sunshine and feeling some 80s and i'll let you know what he to expect in the full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> all right, lauren, thank you. >> this is the mug s

thanks, lauren.te now on the custody battle between the father on infamous youtube videos pranking kids and i children's mother. a custody hearing was held in frederick and the child's mother rose hall won temporary custody of two children are mike martin earlier this week. she asked for custody following public outrage over these videos right here of martin and current wife heather pranking children. hall says these videos say martin was abuse of his sons and during today's hearing he said he had custody of the boys because the children's mother had previously abused them. the hearing looingted several hours. we're still waiting for the judge's decision. >>> and we havan camera footage in the district and public's right to see. it since last summer "fox5" asked to see the footage used in court to convict drunk drivers. the city's attorney general has refused to turn it over until now. and paul wagner that's "fox5" exclusive. >> our interest in the videos came last summer whether defense attorney tol

that is your memorial day forecast, as lauren mentioned bob's off today so we will be here to tell you all septa buses and trains be operating on a sunday schedule today and patco is operating on their holiday schedule between lindenwald and philadelphia. so, lets take a look at is what going on, i-95, high lance park in delaware county a little hazy out there with the rain. maybe five cars on the road there as follow accounts travel along just fine and your travel times to check this morning. it looks like we will get there on time if you need to be somewhere on time, this morning, maybe three of you do seventeen minutes from the schuylkill to i-95, 15 minutes on i-95, from the vine to woodhaven and 12 minutes on route 202, from route 30 down to the schuylkill expressway. or maybe it is up, yes, it is north, driving in my mind, lauren, anyway be careful out there. >> here's a live look at ocean city, quiet, dark but in a few hours boardwalk will be hopping it is expect to be abe busy day at ocean city and they have a lot going on this memorial day. jenny joyce is there ahead of the pa

fox news reporter lauren orter lauren clashed lauren blanchard joins us live with the story. >> reporter: after tense negotiations lawmakers managed to come together sunday night agreeing on a spending bill that would fund the day-to-day operations of virtually every federal agency through september. despite losing on his border wall funding request president trump did get $15 billion to strengthen the military. >> the funding bill announced last night will allow us to make critical advances to rebuild our military, strengthen our border, and continue providing relief to communities that have struggled for too long ago gains the opioid epidemic. >> reporter: democrats refusing a handful of cuts they say went too far, and winning their fight for planned parenthood funding. >> we were able to knock out more than 160 poison pill rideers from the final agreement, including the border wall, anti-labor measures that hurt the working people of america, efforts to de-fund planned parenthood. >> reporter: now president trump surging gop house leaders to advance their revised bill to repeal and re

frank, heather. >> lauren . >> lauren clashed in the nation's capitol, thank you. joining us our political analyst brian sobel. so interesting when you listen to reaction. republicans are saying this is a fantastic bill, it is going to help people. republicans, you heard nancy pelosi saying that solve for the american people. >> this is sort of the climate we're in. when you have a bipartisan approach to something everybody has some pain, but the gain is enough for everybody. here it's very stark. the democrats think this is a disaster. the republicans feel like we've got a victory. >> let's talk about the victory and president trump and that celebration today in rose garden. a little too preliminary, in your opinion? was it sort of putting the cart before the horse in regards to the fact that it hasn't even cleared the senate yet? >> i guess if you are celebrating that it got over the first hurdle, okay. but it is sort of like the reaction to the democrats around the budget. we got more out of it than the other guys, and it's rah-rah for our guys. the american pub

lauren lauren is live outside the verizon center.ing it out there. >> you know what i've been chatting with friends here. this is aman daxt some people stand around mere had to leave they were too depressed. how are you handling this. >> it's pretty upsetting we had high hopes. it is what it is. we'll move on to next year. >> i feel like that's a lot of people are sort of wordless. michael come here my friend. how are you feel man? >> i'm doing good. >> what do you think about the caps? >> they can't pass second round as always which is tr truth. >> it's like they get to playoffs and can't hang it hu? >> yeah. i mean like alec ovechkin round. regardless we have the wizards left. >> that's what everybody was saying. >> sadly the wizards lost tonight. >> yeah i know it's another -- >> nats won that's good news. i have here alex and gary we were talking about ovechkin. what do you have to say about him. >> i love ove he may not be a star player. >> this is not what you said earlier you. >> were angry when you came out. >> it was high pr

fox's lauren green has more. >> welcome. >> greatest show on earth takes last bow. ringling brothers and barnum and bailey comes to an end this weekend. one of the traveling circuses performed for the last time earlier this month and is closing after a final show in new york on sunday. >> it's saz that it ends and it's all the wonderful team that make up "the greatest show on earth". on the other side of it we have to be 146 years we could bring the kind of joy to hundreds of millions of people. >> the show stopped using elephants last year and criticism including tigers which will be sent to a center special liesing. >> when you're a an adult you can be any age. >> ringling is the last to pravl by plane. many of them are looking to keep performing and some overseas and others are not sure what they're going to do. >> as a clown you can be relieved. you all have to be full of energy. sometimes you have to be -- sometimes it's difficult because the audience is saying how are you feeling when will you do? that's the moment it hits you like gosh actually we are closing

lauren casey is with us to talk more about the conditions >> little bit breezy as long as you got yourildwood hat you're good to go. feeling a little cool we have a land breeze as opposed to a sea breeze. we have our weather center and we're taking in the current kicks, 60 right now, that's anyhow not too shall be with, winds breezy but in the as gusty as earlier, and winds out of the west. they were out of the east. ocean city temperature about 60, little bit chilly for us on the boardwalk. feeling pretty good right now and feeling pretty good over the next couple of days in your memorial day weekend forecast, 77 saturday, increasing clouds, stray shower late in the day on sunday, we could see a shower maybe a thunderstorm, some sunshine, clouds high temperature at 74 and warmer by memorial day weekend. repeat of showers and thunderstorms as we head to monday, high temperature at 79, conditions at the shore can vary a bit from the city and the suburbs, while have the jersey shore forecast coming up. first up i want to give a shout out to the wildwood pds, preventing us from getting in

lauren, i will test your knowledge? you name a song that they sing. >> yikes, jenny that is on the spot. >> no, but sing along because i know you know this one, that is the way, um-hmm, i like it. >> i like it. >> um, um. >> that is casey and sunshine band. those tickets were going for $75, and i can understand why after learning a little bit about the muse that i can they play. it is good stuff. >> it is good stuff, gets you moving and grooving, jenny joyce, thanks very much. >>> let's head down to washington d.c. where thousands of motorcyclist took part in the annual rolling thunder ride for freedom events, held to honor prisoners of war and service members missing in action. >> i'm a vietnam vet and so we never forget where we have been, where we are going and it is best place to spend memorial day weekend. >> bikers traveled from across the country to participate in the annual event, ride started at pentagon and continued to the lincoln memorial where an official program was held. >>> sad news this morning navy sea

fox's lauren ingle has more. >>reporter: it was a tremendous day. president trump arrived in saudi arabia to a warm reception. it's the president's first trip oversees and one of the first orders of business was to sign a 110 billion-dollar defense agreement with saudi arabia's king solomon. hundreds of bills of investments into the united states and jobs, jobs, jobs. so i would like to thank all of saudi arabia. secretary of state tillerson said the arm's deal cements the alliance between the think it sends a very strong message to our common enemies. it strength especiallies the bonds between us and it does chart this knew pathway for it. secretary tillerson also had strong words for i criticizing its support for foreign fighters in countries like yes men, iraq antsiry a. we are closely coordinating our efforts in terms of trying to counter iran's extremism. the president and first lady were welcomed to saudi arabia tion palace with a lavish ceremony and even the secretary of state got into the festivities seeing dance with a sword. we're very pro

we're going to head out to lauren. she's outside. in a minute she'll show you the frost advisories and freeze warnings. it is all do not forget your jacket. you'll have sun glare. by 5:00 p.m., temperatures in the 60s. what you need to wear before you go outside. you'll want the warm jacket, especially the kids at the bus stop. the long sleeves. sunglasses. lauren is outside. >> your jacket, actually. thank you so much. it's chilly. i can see my breath. we have a frost advisory. freeze warnings west of the shenandoah valley. look at the temperatures. update you again. 47 h in manassas. temperatures dropped down to 36 degrees. on our way to the mid to upper 60s. towards the end of the week we'll talk about your rain chances on thursday and friday. let's talk about traffic. >> good morning. taking a look, live look. northbound and southbound, going along fine. here's the problem on 95. northbound near the exit. that work zone is still clear from the west side. taking a look here at the beltway from afar, everything looks quite good. as

lauren? . >>> dreary day across the delaware valley. but more rainfall but a within shift will bring big change, when to expect sunshine and 80's in the full "eyewitness news" coming up. >>> pieces of the old love park will live on. why they're being shipped overseas when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> >>> it has become a hot tourist destination and now easier than ever to travel to iceland from our region. >> the first nonstop flight arrives a philadelphia international airport earlier this evening and greg argos was there. >> reporter: a lot of fun, philadelphia is actually iceland air's 34th nonstop international destination. a trip to iceland may not be on your bucket list this new direct flight and its current round trip cost may mean some are adding an extra trip to summer plans. when you think vacation you may think white sand and crashing waves >> last time i went to jamaica, i also wanted to go to figi. >> but there's a new direct route being unveiled and celebrated. iceland gate to gate in six hours 30 minutes. >> i would ha

lauren demarco joins us live in southeast with the latest.auren. >> reporter: tony, balloons and teddy bears here mark the spot the 6-year-old was hit and killed and in the weeks since his death we've been stand ago lon the stretch of livingston road southeast speed limit here is 25 miles an hour and 15 miles an hour when kids at the school are present. we called mayor about this she enlisted help of d dot to gather information and determine what saferty measures may be needed here along the roadway. they told us over the weekend there would be signs posted addressing the speed limit and also that pedestrians cross through this area. we have not seep much of that but we see tubing placed ra cross the roadway every 100 yards or so. today there was a guy out here doing maintenance for them and as we were talking with him cars were flying past. >> the reason why we're just doing a count here because they never had before, so we just need to see if we need to put in speed bumps and stuff. >> this helps you know whether or not they're needed. >> y

"fox5" lauren demarco is live in mannasas tonight with the details, lauren. >> reporter: shawn, it's happening here cinco de mayo. they're glad glad the city realized its mistake and make good on. it the residents docht want to be the one to make up for it. >> city government notice today was over charging businesses the past few years using tax rate higher than what the tax cold allows for. with electricity city of mannasas owes $850,000 to business owners split among them that is the 300 bucks a piece. viz boneers are happy those that don't live here because it looks like the come from tax increase on residents. >> city is stepping up to the plate and coming out and letting businesses know they've been over paying and rectifying the situation. >> residents we'll see a tax come up to pay this back. >> yes. >> and so technically my residency is outside of the city of mannasas. >> ah-ha you reap the benefits this. >> the city would have to pay back the amount we over charge on this business of personal property in one form or another. so, yes the citizens will pay that back because we

, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, lauren that is right. investigators with the accident investigation division trying to find out more exactly what happened. lets look at video from the scene. call came in as a crash involving at least four cars in hunting park avenue and iwe d at this hour is that a man was driving his honda eastbound on hunting park avenue, at a very high rate of speed around 8:15 last night. witnesses said he who control, crashed his car, into four vehicles. he died in the crash. the other three vehicles were involved were taken to tell and einstein hospital in stable condition. so again, accident investigators are trying to find out more about what happened that led to the deadly crash, karen and thomas >> more to come, lauren. thank you. >>> a crucial phase of the bill cosby's sexual assault trial gets underway in a couple hours here. jury from the other side of the state will be chosen to decide the fate of the 79 year-old comedian. >> this is shaping up to be the most high profile case one of the them in decade and

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. >> lauren, jim, this is the area where second lieutenant collins is standing with friends when attacked. candles are burning in his honor tonight. what we learned from police is that when the suspects came up, he told collins to step left, basically to get out of the way and when collins refused he was stobd. university police have since learned that the suspect, shawnrb racist groupon facebook and they brought in the fbi to help investigate whether racism was a motivatener this murder. he had taken an oath to defend our country and all of us. and second utennant richard collins the third wanted to follow in his father's footsteps in the u.s. military part of u.s. army division set to graduate from buoy state university earlier this week. >> young man's career was good b to take off and celebrating new commission when his life was taken. we met the family's pastor colin's home in calvert county. relatives too heartbroken to speak. >> this was gay kid. he was going places. he was going places and had high aspirations to achieve the goals he set before in his military career and devastate

live in north philadelphia, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, lauren. tonight more details on a fire in overbrook yesterday where a teenager rescued his 1-year-old nephew. the american red cross is helping 16 people who are still out of their homes as fire started in a toaster and as we told you last night one of the teens who lived there ran back inside the home to save his nephew. tonight the red cross says these tragedies serve as a reminder to check your smokesiors and always have a family escape plan. >> the rainy weather is really putting a damper on memorial day weekend at the shore. you're looking at an empty beach in cape may and up the coast and things are not looking too much better. nbc 10's drew smith is live in ventnor tonight. >> reporter: we were expecting a concert to be going on but they postponed it becaused of rain. a lot of people are still out on the beat. a lot of people determined to make this a good memorial day weekend and if you look over in the boardwalk there are a ton of people out and walking around. it is a little rainy r

lauren demarco is on the scene. lauren, what do you know so far? >> reporter: just heartbreaking, shawn, tony, we're here as you said livingston in southeast. this is active scene. we're told about 8:30 this evening there was boy struck by a vehicle. police were initially calling this a hit and run. we know that that boy was taken to the hospital. we're unfortunately he has been unpro -- pronounced dead. solemn here as you speak to the officers. they say a few minutes after the accident the driver actually contacted police h himself. he is now being interviewed by police and also told the young boy's parents have been here talking to police as well. we've been asking exactly what may have led to this. was the boy walking a cross the street with his parents. what the scenario was. it is all under investigation right now. we have not gotten answers there. i can tell you the street sort of lines up next to apartment complex on one side and on the other side is wooded area with a bit of clearing. there's a picnic table and i hav seen officers back and

lauren? . >>> dreary day across the delaware valley.but more rainfall but a within shift will bring big change, when to expect sunshine and 80's in the full "eyewitness news" coming up. >>> pieces of the old love park will live on. why they're being shipped overseas when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> >>> it has become a hot tourist destination and now easier than ever to travel to iceland from our region. >> the first nonstop flight arrives a philadelphia international airport earlier this evening and greg argos was there. >> reporter: a lot of fun, philadelphia is actually iceland air's 34th nonstop international destination. a trip to iceland may not be on your bucket list this new direct flight and its current round trip cost may mean some are adding an extra trip to summer plans. when you think vacation you may think white sand and crashing waves >> last time i went to jamaica, i also wanted to go to figi. >> but there's a new direct route being unveiled and celebrated. iceland gate to gate in six hours 30 minutes. >> i would hav