mei xiang has produced surviving cubs including ba bae bae.f she gets pregnant now, her cub would most likely be born around the end of september. >>> the countdown to summer is on. when we come back, susan hogan shows you what works and what doesn't when it comes to bug sprays. >>> plus fair evaders create danger for metro bus driv >>> as we count down the days until the unofficial start of summer, news4 is working for you. if your plans have you heading outdoors, you'll want to make sure you have the right bug spray. consumer reporter susan hogan has what you need to know. >> reporter: with the return of warmer weather comes the return of those pesky mosquitos and with the threat of zika swarming around, you don't want to take any chances. consumer reports says look for insect repellents with one of these three deet, oil of lemon, you ceucaly. sprays are most effective. you can skip natural repellents. most of the plant-based repellents lasted just one hour or less against the mosquito known to spread zika. wristbands and clip -ons and weara

mei xiang has produced bae bae.she gets pregnant now, her cub would most likely be born around the end of september. >>> the countdown to summer is on. when we come back, susan hogan shows you what works and what doesn't when it comes to bug sprays. >>> plus fair evaders create danger for metro bus driv me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >>> as we count down the days until the unofficial start of summer, news4 is working for you. if your plans have you heading outdoors, you'll want to make sure you have the right bug spray. consumer reporter susan hogan has what you need to know. >> reporter: with the return of warmer weather comes the return of those pesky mosquitos and wit

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will we find out if mei xiang is pregnant? scientists tell us it could be three or four months before we know that. the average pregnancy is three and six months which means we could have a new panda cub here at the national zoo by the end of august or early september. if it's successful pregnancy, the panda would stay here for four years. we'll keep you updated. nancy: so we are on panda watch until then? jonathan: everything you want to know about the bran da breeding -- panda breeding habits. we are givers. alison: the people here love it. we have had three and everybody here goes crazy. jonathan: they like the results. nancy: they are astorable. we want to give bao bao a brother or sister. doug: we'll see. we know soon enough. jonathan: we know everything no. totally educated. doug: time for the weekend forecast. listen, it's no p far from some of the worst day in the past.had for mayor bowser kicking off the memorial day weekend. jonathan: that is how you do it. nothing says summertime than the mayor diving in the pool. a

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so zoo staff plan to give mei a chance to breed naturally. that happens first. and then if that doesn't work, because past attempts have not been successful, they'll have to intervene a bit. >> and they are bringing a team in from china just in case they need some help. >> dinner, dancing, soft music. >> exactly. tom knows what he's doing. >> put on some barry white. >> there you go. >>> speaking of light, tom, we'd like to bring some light out and some sunshine. >> i know. well, gray skies are not going to clear up but put on a happy face anyway, said annie. we have the cloud cover with us but they are new clouds. they are not the old ones, anyway. >> new clouds? >> yes. don't those look clouds? there they are. we've had a little sun this morning but most of it now is getting cleared up. have faith. right now we're in the low to mid-60s just about everywhere. reagan national is at 63. we're all dry on storm team 4 radar. clouds are not producing any rain. however, there are moderate to heavy downpours in the tennessee valley. that's on a track to come up our wa

alison: it looks like mei xiang is ready to mate again. she is the 18-year-old giant panda at the zoo. so her keeper says she has been restless and calling for her mate. making a baby is not easy for panda. we follow this year after year. there is only a 36-hour window for the two to mate. so they have drawn the curtains at the panda house, you could say. if she gets pregnant we could expect a panda at the end of september. get ready for panda watch. jonathan: put on barry white. nancy: marvin gaye. they said she is in estrus and then the advisory the panda house is closed at 4:00. don't come knocking. doug: 36 hours. see you next year. the nats are back in home with a home stand against seattle. we have seattle type of weather. ed the rain at some point is a good bet. no rain. cloudy skies at the national harbor. that has been the story all day. very little rain but it will change tonight. this batch will settle over the evening. but there is more. the southern section of the west virginia and the north carolina. there is a likelihood at

host: josh mey >> a longer series of tweets on a range of issues this morning, president trump to reading, "when james clapper himself and virtually everyone else with knowledge of the witchhunt says there is no collusion, when does it end." next, secretary betsy devos' commencement address at the thin cookman university. une-cookman university, a historically black women's college. some graduates trend of acts and boo -- turned their backs and bo oed. secretary devos: dr. jackson, board of trustees. thank you so very, very much for this great honor and privilege. [crowd booing] secretary devos: i'm honored to become a wildcat. and it's a real honor and privilege to be with you as we celebrate the bethune-cookman university class of 2017. congratulations to all of you. in addition to the graduates, there are so many people deserving of special recognition today. parents, i'd like to ask all the moms who are here celebrating their graduates to stand right now and be recognized. moms, please stand up. and all the dads, please stand up. grandparents, family members, friends of graduates, tha

the zoo said 18-year-old mei xiang has been showing behaviors. the zoo staff plans to gi mei xiang and chen chen time to breed in that time. and then they do it the artificial way and then you can't tell she's pregnant until the end. >> but as you said, she's a little pouty a little flirty, those are the signs, right? >> i don't know if that's how it works. >> maybe this one is actually courting her this time. >> i don't know, they've been together for a long time. they should know what to do. >> good look. we're rooting for you. >> eun, we'll get new there as the unanimonanny. that's eun's dream. >> we'll have to go in with disguises andak >>> well, we have another gray day today, another damp day. rain on the radar this among, but it's moving out, though, for most of the commute. but the roads are still going to be wet. showers and storms more widespread tomorrow. some of that will move in late tonight but the good news is we do have sunshine to start the weekend. a lot of people want to know when the sun's coming back -- right in time for your

call it a matter, not a criminal investigation and sounds like mey went along with it. so do you think the president was correct in firing james comey? what did you think of that? >> yes. but let me get back to that. you know, what jim comey should have done in my view that day when he knew there was no grand jury, and he had to know that there was no way president obama or the attorney general was ever going to allow any kind of indictment of hillary clinton. he should have stood up at a press conference and resigned as the director of the fbi. that's what he should have done. but instead, he danced with the devil for months, and that really got him into all of this trouble. and his ego got bigger and bigger, you know? he did some strange things. smart guy lacking in common sense. and did it happen correctly? absolutely it happened correctly. you know, the president was waiting for someone to look into this thing, someone that could look into it. the democrats dragged and dragged, they even have the attorney general, you know -- and then the deputy attorney general was

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jonathan: if you have watched the panda cam recently you might have noticed that mei xiang is more restless than normal. that is not the restless pose but if you watch you will know. the zoo says she may be ready to breed soon. frisky. they are monitoring her 36-hour window where she can conceive. the pair had three cubs survive infancy but only one did not come from artificial insemination so hay hope it will naturally take its course. they have closed the exhibit down at 4:00 and drawn the shades. michelle:♪ turn down the lights and light a candle ♪ jonathan: there you go. let nature be nature. michelle: you're psyched about this. >> i'm happy for the panda. sometimes the bamboo doesn't get it all done. doug: panda romance. all good. rain and more rain. more rain. then no rain. jonathan: are we having rain, doug? doug: i think so. light rain in area now. look live from mclean, at the hyatt regency. a blah look but that is how it looks around the area. cloudy skies. it will stay that way throughout the the heaviest rain with the initial system is well south and east. in fact, very heavy th

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mey. that secondary evidence. the latest attempts might be tertiary evidence. then you have a number of other things that occurred that would be coronary evidence. the primary evidence occurred when the president fired the director of the fbi was investigating him. host: republican line from maryland, bonnie, go ahead. caller: good morning. yes, i was a diehard republican girl. -- why spendint is all this money when he can't be prosecuted? me thatg that proves to he is doing it all for him, you kushners in china selling citizenship to the highest bidder for their hotel in new jersey. you have his daughter on every trip with him while he is talking and diverting everybody's attention. she is making deals with every country like in saudi arabia. he just went there. he made deals with them that has something to do with his close ties. he doesn't care about the people. all he is in it for is the money. they need to take and follow the money. guest: i thank you, ma'am. impeachment is a means by which the president can be brought before the bar of justice. the presid

sam: the big question right now is ok, when will we find out if mei xiang is pregnant? scientists tell us it takes about three months until they can can -- until they can conclusively know which brings us until the end of august, but sometimes their pregnancies are only three months, so they can find out she is pregnant, and then she could have the panda cubs, but it could take as long as six months. we'll wait to find out if everything is successful. the panda will appear at the national zoo for four years before going to china. live at the national zoo, sam sweeney, abc 7 news. lindsey: thank you. happening now, funeral services are underway for the bowie state student murdered on the caps on the university of maryland. family and friends of second lieutenant richard collins iii are gathered at a church in upper marlboro, saying goodbye. collins was murdered by a white student, while visiting a friend. police are investigating whether it was a hate crime. right now, president trump is knee-deep in meetings at the g7 summit in italy, with talks focus on major world iss

. >> reporter: sources close to mey y t former fbi director kept meticulous notes, including about a dinner where he say the president asked him to pledgeis loyalty. comey was summoned to meet with the president, but tried to blend in with the curtains. >> it was like, almost like a chameleon, camouflage against the wall. >> reporter: but the president spotted him. >> he' more famous than me. >> comey was disgusted by the episode. he thought it was an intentional attempt compromise him in public. >> jon, with us live. the white house tonight, and this was significant today, is not disputing this conversation between president trump and the russians in the oval office. >> reporter: they are not denying it. but sean spicer has responded with a lengthy statement that condemns comey, criticizing him for hurting relations with russia. waysal says, the president has emphasized the importance of making deals with russia. by graninndtag, created unnecessary pressure on our ability to engage and negotiate with russia. >> jon, our thanks to you. >>> in the meantime, the white house also dealin

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are no parking living space and it's expensei living alison: zoo officials artificially inseminated mei it works we could have a panda cub in late september. >> a student got a house full of flames. >> i opened the door and i saw smoke concern? >> my dog. i was afraid she was going to die. >> ah. i know. >> the dog and the cat survived because of his quick thinking and the feet. they contained the flames and they saved some of the house. >> the kids listen when the firefighters and the police officers come to talk to them at school. alison: we listen when julie wright talks to us. >> if i could get the morning crew >> there is not that big of a delay from eastbound 250 to the l'enfant plaza across the bay bridge. 30-minute ride eastbound on 50. inner loop from montgomery county is 18-minute ride east toward 95. this is overall 30-minute commute. southbound 95, the slowest stretch from stafford to fredericksburg. 49-minute ride. now i toss it to doug hill. we saw the mayor run in the pool. are you going to cannonball off the high dive this weekend? doug: my rule is the water temperature

meis a great privilege for to present you the commander-in-chief's trophy, my in 1972.e, established it has been claimed by the air force academy, this is pretty hard to understand. you did go under the radar. it is an amazing thing. record 20 times. you have the record. more than any other of the service academies. [applause] president trump: pretty amazing. as the united states air force celebrates its 70th birthday this year, this trophy will serve as a point of pride for the academies cadets. vonnie: you have been watching president trump about to present -- he made a speech to the air force academy falcons. he also made comments on spending and that bill. we will talk about that in just a bit. first we want to go to beverly hills. global leaders in politics, business, and entertainment gathered there. erik schatzker is standing by. erik: thanks so much. haymanyle bass of capital of the game famous -- who became famous who has been talking to us about china and the credit bubble building there. we all want to know what it is going to pop. we have seen interesting developments in

right now the panda house at the national zoo is closed because diana mei xiang need pre time. she is showing times she may be ready to mate. they only conceive for 36 hours every year. she has had three surviving cubs. keep you posted. larry: teenager was hoping to walk with her high school classmates next week but when she announced she was pregnant the school administrators decided it wouldn't happen. kevin lewis is live to explain why. >> this is a tiny k-12 school with fewer than 200 students. the principal tells us the value of patriotism and academics and the biblical truth guide the curriculum at this school. so getting pregnant outside of marriage goes against their biblical beliefs. in the 48 years the heritage academy in hagerstown never made the "new york times." that changerred saturday when th maddy, a senior who is 5 months pregnant and not allowed to walk at graduation. >> this has been breach of a standard of abstinence. >> the principal says that she and her parents signed a covenant avowing that the teen wouldn't among other things have sex. >> discipline is

this month, his onli mey transfer program is connecting to android pay.alked with reporter edward robertson. >> kenya was the first country where you saw really widespread dissemination of mobile money. that is 10 years old and it is long enough to look at the impact. a study m.i.t. professors did la year showed it had listed about 140,000 households out of poverty. it has done so because it provided them with a way to pay their bills, save money, collect money, not get robbed, which is a factor in many of these rural communities. kenya is the place where you can really start to see economic impacts from mobile money. now remittances are affecting that, and increasingly as flows from families in the u k, the united states, japan start to go to africa, india, southeast asia, you will probably see more economic influence as that kind of ratchs the volume of hard currency that goes to those markets. oliver: prior to this, was it cash and envelopes? what was the method for remitting money back to thho country? >> it was anything and everything. it was going t

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. >> the zoo say mei xiang has been showing behavorial and physical signs she's ready. >> a little extramile. >> that's right, moving her hair. apparently, female pandas are able to conceive for only 36 hours each year. got to act fast. they plan to give meing chan chan a chance to breed naturally. if not successful, they'll do it artificially. good luck. >> turn down the lights. >> luther. >> a little barry white. >>> may is asian-american pacific heritage month. we're honoring people here contributing to the community. nbc4 is gaving awards to community leaders. angie goff and myself hosted the reception last night at the korean cultural center on massachusetts avenue. and that center is such a great resource of your entry into so many korean cultural activities. there are classes on education. music. art exhibits. language courses. it's right on massachusetts avenue between -- is it -- sheridan circle. >> dupont circle is -- >>> let's talk about this rain. it's gone for the most part? >> it is. but it will be back tomorrow. i know, we just keep repeating ourselves every single day thi

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and it's also been reported that mey briefed lawmakers after he made that request and told them thats request of the department of justice. now "the wall street journal" is adding to that reporting tonight with this. on monday, mr. comey briefed lawmakers on his request to brief the investigation. the lawmakers asked mere comey if he could accelerate the fbi investigation. oh. this would have been the day before he was fired. there is also this. senate intelligence committee investigators have grown alarmed as they review intelligence reports. some investigators are persuaded that the evidence will show more than casual contacts between the campaign and russia. one area of particular interest for the committee is mr. trump's business dealings. yes, that is where this is heading. and that a little bit more on that next. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to frien at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. you need to eat

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and every one of them was and is loyal to jim mey. so it's sort of odd th she found countless that were thrilled that he'd bn fired. i haven't found any, but i don't know countless. i only know a little more than a dozen. so, you know, when you lose the ability to speak with credibility from behind the podium, you're supposed to leave the podium. and i don't know how they're expected to do their job when, one, they don't check with the president on the way to the briefing room. two, the president undermines and throws them under the bus as does, you know, this politico story that we talked about. you know, everyone's willing to -- they're brought in an hour before a major announcement. again, i'm not speaking from some place on high. we had plenty of critics in the press and out, but i was never sent out to lie. and if i had, i would have quit. >> michael, i was going to say i covered the clinton years with mike mccurry at that podium. and sitting in the front row at least you got the feeling he was not sent in that room to lie and wa

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trump: whether you vote for me or r don't v vote for mei want to be a greatest champion and i will be your champion, whether he wrote for me or not. amy: that was donald trump speaking last year in little haiti. from more, we're joined in miami, florida, by marleine bastien, executive director of haitian women of miami. welcome to democracy now! can you talk about what you understand is happening right now to the haitian community, who came to the u.s. under temporary prototected s status? >> good morning, amy. thank you so much for having me. well, as you clearly indicated, over 50,000 haitians, some who have been living in the u.s. for years,age of 7.5 to 15 who have made their lives are, build their homes and b business here, facing deportation to haiti. haiti, as we know, is not equipped and ready to absorb all of these refugees. imposedsident obama tps, it was so haiti had a chance to recover. we know based on what we have heard that haiti has yet to recover. not only that it is suffering probably the natural disasters you mentioned, the cholera epidemic and hurricane matthew liv

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. >>> righnow on msnbc, the mey memo.bombshell report claims the president asked then-fbi director james comey to close the michael flynn investigation. was it obstruction of justice? >> we have learned, if the reporting is accurate, that the president is willing to directly interfere with an active investigation. >>> calls for impeachment. some lawmakers say it is time for president trump to be charged. just breaking now, the first republican. but is that a step too far? i'll be talking with congressman al green, who just took to the floor last hour to make his case. >> the house of representatives has a duty that it can take up, and that is of impeachment. i stand for impeachment of the president. >>> and russia weighs in. president vladimir putin today coming to trump's defense. we'll tell you what he said and what it could mean for the white house. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris jansing. our msnbc headquarters in new york. right now,

yes, the airport said to mei not there. yes, the airport said to me i was not booked on the flight. spoke to the staff at the airport, and they told you it happens a lot. yes, they said it happens a lot. it's worth paying more and making sure you make the flight. that is stephanie's story. steve, we have heard this happens a lot. what are the most common types of holiday fraud you see? as described, it is people turning up at airports and realising they have been scammed and they are not flying anywhere. likewise, tourists going to holiday apartments, searching for the address, to discover that not only does the address not exist, the apartment is nonexistent. and it is apartment is nonexistent. and it is a massive disappointment. it's not just the financial aspects of this. you have not got a holiday, you are not flying anywhere, or your accommodation is not there and you have to make alternative arrangements. why do you think the figures are not so much over this last year? i believe it's the internet. everything is booked within the internet environment, and although people are t

mey apparently gave mistaken testimony about hillary clinton's emails. sources tell the associated press there were not that many emails involved. the source also said no emails wered as "classified" forwarded. ryan think he says he values -- ours -- whether the federal government is using the right way to preserve tribal lands. ke is touring utah, part of a project ordered by trump. environmental groups have about to file lawsuits if the promises.rescinds the global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts across more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you. korea'sin south presidential race, what does it mean for the trump administration? from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm scarlet fu. let's turn now to the presidential election in south korea. the jury is declared in the race , pledging to unify the nation after nine years of conservative rule. joining us now is our correspondent, chief economist michael mcdonough appeared michael, we know t

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mei think that sounds to like a story of the middle class. it belies the population of the united states to be surveilled. -- these massive multinational private organizations. intruding in working-class populations across the country on a massive scale. the state would take that over in the 30's. private organizations doing surveillance in the 50's. i think the problem with that narrative is that's a middle-class story. the middle-class experiences surveillance. americans,ss african-americans, radicals are subject to a surveillance state from well back in the 19th century. i think we have to be wary about the middle-class experience being somewhat distinctive. the corporations that i think you were talking about in interesting ways rolled surveillance in the first half of the 20th century. >> sarah, vanderbilt law school. i want to ask about some of the comments about property and corporations. i want to ask about the other part, which is the approach to government, public sector investment. the reason this came into my mind is, when you're

. >> so we have moreon mey now for the border than we've gotten in ten years. the democrats didn't tell you that. they forgot. >> president trumps say the government need as good shutdown. >> it was unbelievable. >> i think the president is frustrated he negotiated in good faith with the democrats and they went out to spike the football ande mak the president look bad. >> so long as he comes out of the process thinking he won, i think we're going to be fine. >> hillary clinton says there's plenty of blame to go around for her stunning defeat. >> did we make mistakes? of course, we did. but the reason i believe we lost were the intervening events in the last ten days. >> another roundf o heavy rain is on the way from missouri. >> it looks like a lake. it's actually a road. >> one night after he was gorbally attacked with racial first at-bat at fenway. >> i'm appreciative that action was taken. >> congress derslive a warning to airline executives. fix customer service or we will do it for you. >> it's an amazingid veo out of washington state. the small plane cras