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what's net, we've got breath, cindy, disawn, franklin, girt, interested to see that irene is back in heemplet i remember when we had hurricane irene passing this area and it caused so many power outages due to the fact of so many power lines down. we'd like to have de's weather tomorrow and it looks like we'll be able to do that. mid 830s is what we topped out at. we'll be right around 84-degrees tomorrow. it's another nice day that we're expecting. the temperature range upper 70s to low to mid 80ss. the humidity nice and low. the breeze will be back with us. generally a dry day. one exception friday in the northern counties that border pennsylvania there could be a spotty shower after say three or 4:00. saturday also looking dry although early saturday before the sun comes up there could be some showers passing by through our northern suburbs as well. sunday late day showers and storms still in the forecast, look most of the day dry. seventy-three here in the district, but check it out we're down to 57 in winchester, 59 in cumberland. i think they'll have lots of company by the sun

." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. officials in afghanistan say three u.s. soldiers were killed and another wounded today by an afghan army commando who intentionally fired on them. the attacker was then shot and killed in return fire. the so-called "insider attack" on the americans occurred in eastern nangarhar province, south of jalalabad and near the border with pakistan. a

." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump's attorney general jeff sessions has agreed to testify tuesday before the same senate intelligence committee that heard from fired f.b.i. director james comey last week. it is unknown at this time whether the testimony will be in a public hearing or only behind closed doors. either way, democratic senate minority leader chuck s

. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. senate republican leaders are working to get votes to pass their replacement for obamacare, as five of the 52 republican senators publicly oppose the bill in its current form. the senate bill, like the house bill that passed last month, phases out extra federal funds going to 31 states that expanded medicaid-- the insurance program for the po

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---irene diaz- bazn con los detalles.kg antes de darse un chapuzon, tenga en cuenta la siguiente recomendacin: no beba agua contaminada de las piscinas. segn un reciente reporte de los centros para el control y la prevencin de enfermedades de los estados unidos, los brotes de una infeccin parasitaria que causa diarrea relacionados con piscinas y parques acuticos se duplicaron en estados unidos. se trata de un germen que puede causar diarrea durante tres semanas en el 2016, reportaron 32 brotes relacionados con piscinas o parques , comparado con los 16 brotes registrados en el 2014. los sntomas incluyen diarrea lquida, calambres de estmago, naseas y vmito que causan deshidratacin, segn un comunicado difundido por los cdc. padres de la comunidad reaccionaron ante el comunicado sot: fracisca d./ madre de familia pues no llevar a las piscinas publicas y no tomar el agua como dicen. yo no los dejo ir a la alberca. yo las cuido mucho porque soy padre y madre. tragarse un simple sorbo de agua contaminada puede causar que se cont

>> reporter: irene has spent most of the her life in a home very close to the beach that runs along ventnor and margate city. she is less than thrilled about having to look at all of this sand dune construction equipment for most of the summer. >> with each storm that comes, the dunes they build will wash away report roar officials say the army corps of engineers project has been a long time coming giving back what mother nature has taken away. >> as the project moves down the beach and replenishes, 200 to 300 feet into the ocean which is -- which is huge gain for the beaches that eroded overtime since sandy and other nor'easters. >> reporter: ventnor pub luck safety commissioner says the dune construction was shut down three blocks with a beaches at a time in sections running through the first part of august. and many worry it will leave summertime beach goers high and dry. >> it doesn't feel g doesn't make me feel good when i see digging. >> i've been in margate since 19 -- it was my grand parent's house 1938. we've never had a dune on this beach. >> reporter: but ventnor officials say ha

this happened in broad daylight near a school, a church, and irene turner's home. >> did you hear the gunshots? >> yeah. boom, boom, boom. seven times i heard it. when he got shot -- it went across his nose and mouth like -- he was bleeding. >> reporter: police shut down the area as they searched for evidence that the shooter may have left behind. we found out the 6-year-old attends thomas edison charter school. they say he's the sweetest kid. they are praying for him, his family, and praying for an inen to gun violence in wilmington. the teachers were here with the family last night. we also know that today they're going to be providing counselor to students at the school who are struggling to make sense of what has happened here. meantime, anyone with information is asked to call police. reporting live in wilmington, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >>> in decision 2017, we know into will face off in november to replace new jersey governor chris christie. >> current lieutenant governor kim guadagno won the primary, as expected. she took almost half of the votes. she'll go u

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vilma: de su matrimonio na' vieron dos hijas, gabi e irene.ical. vil vilma: las niÑas estaban desechas. >> ella nunca demostrÓ cuÁnto le dolÍa, pero siempre ha sido fuert fuerte. vilma: en su interior toÑa reconoce que sufrÍa, no estaba lista para abandonar a los que amaba. antonia: solo le dije a dios "dame una oportunidad para cuidar que mis hijas y mis nietas". vilma: en medio de la desesperaciÓn se aferro a su fe. antonia: le prometÍ ser alguien en la vida. muchas cosas el. vilma: meses despuÉs toÑa estaba sana, ella califica lo ocurrido como un milagro, y fue entonces que llegÓ a hora de cumplir su palabra. antonia: no nada mÁs cuidar de mi familia, sino de los que me necesitan tambiÉn. gabi recuerda cÓmo comenzaron a llegar personas en bÚsqueda de su ayuda. gabi: mi mamÁ, ahora es la mama de todos. vilma: la ayuda viene en forma de un consejo para los desesperados, un plato de comida para los hambrientos, una oraciÓn para los inmediatoss. una obra de generosidad se vuelve mÁs meritorio cuando se comparte lo que nos sobra. antonia: no ten

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there are now seven balloon, irene johnson, we love her. she shows dedicated message sharing us with a message and ultimately brighten your down. >> what's the exact? >> all in. with the help of the city and mayor bouzer, we are doing temporary installations. each of the cost walks are painted with temporary chalk spray paint. >> how are you doing, kelly? >> this is great. >> we had a coordinating for all of this and now we are finish. >> thank you for coming out today. >> and, to help me. [ applause ] and if you are headed outside today, a live look, it will be a nice day for a bike ride in your there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's right. on us. today is the day. strayer university. let's get it, america. >>> news 4 today starts now, welcome back, i am david culver. >> i am molette green. it is morning and it is going to be great. so much outdoors and hitting the pool and doing outdoor activities. >> we love the cool weather, too. >> dc

. >> [irens]. >> monday, june 19 a fox news alert london on edge, at least one person dead nearly a dozen injured after a van slaumdz into a crowd of people. in front of he mosque in london. >> a terrorist a terrorist. >> he was not ill. >> -- as in not ill -- he was on the floor -- >> people hurt him. >> we have just learned about man behind the wheel his possible motive we are live from london with the very latest. good morning to you you are watching early edition of "fox & friends" first i am rob. >> heather. >> london mayor condemning the terrorist attack. >> would wouldo man used that van o to mow down a crowd of worshippers leaving a ebb mosque killing one injuring 10 others 48-year-old suspect arrested being questioned right now. >> benjamin is on the scene for us, in london, with the hunt for possibly more joins us on the phone with more benjamin are you there? on the phone: this area reached that tensions incredibly high yet another attack, of course, we have been saying what -- it was carried out by a white man, unmuslim same message we have seen in previous attacks use of a tr

. >> other big names included irene rosenfeld, centered around challenges american companies face doing business in india, which includes regulation and strict rules that make it difficult to invest in the country. modi and trump will engage in a discussion on topics like security, defense cooperation and combatting terrorism, key concern for both leaders india expressed interest in purchasing high tech drones from the united states. some officials question whether the purchase would add to india tensions with pakistan overall, hearing this meeting is more relationship building and less about deal making. >> in terms of business leaders that met with modi over the weekend, very public how much apple is pushing in. the other companies you mentioned ceos of, who already has big exposure to india and looking to increase exposure. >> walmartwe didn't mention, doug mcmillan. walmart has 20 stores across india. i'm being told they're looking to expand to around 50 by end of 2018, but there are hurdles and head winds that the biggest retailer looks to expand their footprint into india monday -

16 minutes to the opening trading. >> does irene talk to you at all? >> yes we speak. >> what's going on with biui ua othstet is is live from post 9 when we come back. dynamic performance, so you can own the road. track-tuned handling, so you can conquer corners. aggressive-styling, so you can break away from everyone else. experience the exhilaration of the bold lexus is. experience amazing. >>> what do we do? >> no. >> no. >> okay. >> if anything it's a clear validation of the notion that the consumer is shopping everywhere and we must pay attention to that. >> witalking about that amazon whole foods deal they don't sell a lot right now. they use amazon and alibaba as well. >> 30% is going to be digital. the only one that's higher is closing in on 50%. >> they did interesting stuff there. in terms of 200,000 being supported by the supply chain and the international is where the growth is. emerging markets doing well. >> i think the stock is a serious buy. >> you do. >> obviously been working on margins for sometime and met her targets for the most pa

vilma: de su matrimonio nacieron dos hijas, gaby e irene. de entereza que su madre le dio en ese momento. gaby: ella nunca lo demostró, el dolor que llevaba, cuánto le dolía, pero siempre ha sido fuerte así. vilma: en su interior toña reconoce que sufría, no estaba lista para abandonar a los que amaba. toña: yo solo le dije a dios dame una oportunidad para cuidar de mis hijas y mis nietas. vilma: y en medio de su desesperación se aferró a la fe. ¿y cuál fue la promesa que le hiciste a dios si te daba la oportunidad se seguir viviendo? toña: te prometo ser alguien en la vida, te prometo hacer muchas cosas. vilma: meses después, toña estaba sana, ella califica lo ocurrido como un milagro, y fue entonces que llegó la hora de cumplir su palabra. toña: no nada más cuidar de mi familia, sino cuidar de los que me necesitan también. vilma: gaby recuerda cómo cambió su vida, y cómo de la noche a la mañana comenzaron a llegar personas en busca de su ayuda. gaby: mi mamá ahora es la mamá de todos, esto ha sido desde mucho tiempo, ella ha ayudado bastan

who better to speak to than one of the great people in the industry, irene rosenfeld.trying to spin from amazon, what they're going to do next. >> what can't you get? that's what you said. >> you can't buy a sports team i know you can't no they're not going to give you a sports team. >> jim, we'll see you tonight "mad money" 6:00 pm. >>> clive thexuswi chicago fed president charles evans. dow is down 22 [ indistinct chatter ] [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (upbeat dance music) (dance music abruptly stopping) (dance music starting then stopping) >>> good tuesday morning welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla markets trying to build on yesterday's tech rally moderate losses of the outgoing waiting for speaker ryan this afternoon. >> our road map for the h

expected to pass china in the coming years nontech people meeting modi, doug mcmillion, alex gorsky, ireneefield and david einstein of carlyle group. he's only in the u.s. for two days but the wide-ranging list of manage ment he is leading to a testament to the importance india plays for wall street and corporate executives >> a very popular gichlt and a busy year ahead for the ipo market let's send it over dom chu. >> if you look at the ipo index, joit performing the s&p 500. you can see there soefr tover t course of year to date period, up 2%. up about 8% to 9% in that time so these hot ipos, yes, they're a big thing. there is at least a little reason for at least maybe some temperature prance of that whole feeling. 69 ipos price sod far this year. we had 105 total prices in 2016, total for the year but we're down from the 2 p 75 we got in 2014 we raised more than $19 million this year than we raised in all of 2016. but a far cry from the $88 billion we raised back in 2014 now if you take a look at the ipo standouts so far this year, of course everybody benchmarks to snap. it was the big

. >> irene has spent most of her life in a home very close to the beach that runs along ventnor and margate city. she is less than thrilled about having to look at all of the sand dune construction equipment for most of the summer. >> as soon as they start pumping sand, then they do it 24 hours a day and you'll have the noise of the machine and nobody -- where is anybody going to go on the beach. >> officials say the army corps of engineers project has been long time coming giving back what mother nature has taken away. >> as the project moves down the beach, and replenishes, 200 to 300 feet into the ocean which is -- which is a huge gain for the beaches that eroded over time since sandy and other nor'easters. >> ventnor public safety commissioner says the dune construction was shut down three blocks with a beach at a time in sections running through the first part of august. and many worry it will leave summertime beach goers high and dry. >> it doesn' make me feel good when i see this. >> i've been in margate since 19 -- my grandparents house 1938 wouldn't never had a dune on this beach.

irene marsh in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.morning to you. >>> taking a look at our top story this morning. the bodies of seven sailors who went missing after a u.s. navy warship lied collide with a warship off of japan have been found. >> we have found the remains of a number of our missing ship mates and sympathies go out to their families. i will decline to state how many we have found at this time. we owe it to the family and friend of these ship mates and hope you with respect this process. >> a naval official say there was significant damage to the fitzgerald, including a big gash under the water line. both the coast guard and navy are expected to launch investigations into this. >>> strong reaction to bill cosby's mistrial is still pouring in on both sides. online, many expressed their dismay with the outcome immediately after the core's decision cosby's wife camille released a scathing statement that slammed the d.a., the judge, and some members of the media. and in an exclusive one-on-one interview with cnn's jean casa

. >> after my ex had left me, she had my daughter -- we just had hurricane irene. the house was wiped out. and then the house was getting fixed, done, we moved back in. six weeks later, sandy came. it was just like a one-two punch. and then i started drinking, like, real -- pretty heavy. like, i won't deny it. >> on the night of his arrest, bernard says his father accused him of stealing his keys and wallet. when bernard denied doing so, he says a heated argument ensued. >> he -- he basically said that i -- i put a gun to his head and that i was going to kill him. which wasn't true. and when they came to arrest me, i was on the second floor of my home. and when they tried take me down to handcuff me, the three officers wound up throwing me down a flight of stairs by accident. and i split my head open, and i broke my two ribs. >> according to tharresting officer's report, bernard was belligerent and began fighting with three officers as they ascended the staircase. they said bernard attempted to jump down the stairs and landed face-first before sliding down to the l

. >> that was part of jim cramer's interview with mondelez ceo irene rosenfeld. you can catch the whole thing tonight on "mad money" starting at 6:00. be sure not to miss that >>> coming up, as well, financier steve schwartzman rolling the dice on a unique one-year all expenses paid program in china for extraordinarily young people that he hopes will change the world. "billionaire's bet" 10:00 p.m. eastern here on cnbc time now for "fast money". >>> "fast money" starts right now live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square tonight on "fast," oldie but goody. oracle blowing past its dot com bubble levels and there are two other '90s tech darlings that could soon follow to new highs we'll explain. >>> plus, no stress. what the results mean for the rally in financials. and later, dennis garthman says there's something investors are missing about the mood in crude oil and it could have huge implications for your portfolio. he'll be here to break it down >>> first, one huge move in the markets today, that's in health care stocks. the secto

installation to green up their buildings and that is an excellent thing to do, but when it is pulsed ireneing, whether it is a single—storey bungalow or a 24 story block, that should not be allowed. do you think we need new building regulations then? yes, we certainly need new building regulations. they are working on them at the moment. i guess that there may be a delay for issuing them for public consultation that before these actually come out, there should be a declaration from there should be a declaration from the government that all flammable materials must be banned straightaway from use on the outside of buildings. but then if you stripped those away from all buildings as you have been describing, not just buildings as you have been describing, notjust tower blocks for schools and hospitals whatever, that would be a monumentaljob, wouldn't it? it is going to be a monumentaljob, but wouldn't it? it is going to be a monumental job, but what wouldn't it? it is going to be a monumentaljob, but what is the price of a life? we don't actually know, we will never know how many people peri

. >> i know one of your guests tonight on mom is irene rosin feld. >> yes, a very big get in our industry omars. >> and when we talk about theius or i don't candy bar, which is selling like hot cakes, i guess hot cakes not being as good, and we're going to talk to yext. i'm going to reveal the real winner in the casa amigos purchase by diageo >> isn't he the real winner? that guy never stops winning. >> he was very nice to me about a movie he made that was somewhat -- he was very nice >>> he played you in the movies. >> well, my father would have loved that. >> i liked that. >> evenif i was the villain. >> you actually ended up okay. my wife said no. my wife said, no, we're not going to get that, because it could be upsetting. >>> i'll sew you tomorrow if not sooner. >> you go thite , partner. >>> coming up, the debut, keep it right here. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. ♪ everybody ♪ everybody ♪ let's get to it ♪ get st

just yesterday, i received an e-mail from irene in oak hours, new jersey. she -- in oakhurst, new jersey. she wrote my daughter is a recovering addict on the medicare program which pays for mental health care services. she is part of the opioid epidemic that has taken so many young lives like her. she has been drug free for almost a year. taking money from this program would be disastrous not only for her but for so many people who cannot afford any other health care. so i listened to those stories compelling their -- they are courageous to tell their stories to the whole world, very personal stories. if there isn't the courage here to come forth with the bill, let's don't ceebt it -- debate it in public. this bill leaves americans with no options at all. and for what? to give health insurance health executives, real estate moguls and hedge fund managers a massive tax cut that they don't need. if there was ever such a thing as class warfare, this is it. this is it. in my home state of new jersey, 250 millionaires, 250 millionaires are slated to get a collec

. >> that was part of jim cramer's interview with mondelez ceo irene rosenfeld. on "mad money" starting at 6:00. be sure not to miss that >>> coming up, as well, financier steve schwartzman rolling the dice on a unique one-year all expenses paid program in china for extraordinarily young people that he hopes will change the world. "billionaire's bet" 10:00 p.m. eastern here on cnbc time now for "fast money". >>> "fast money" starts right now live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square tonight on "fast," oldie but goody. oracle blowing past its dot com bubble levels and there are two other '90s tech darlings that could soon follow to new highs we'll explain. >>> plus, no stress. what the results mean for the rally in financials. and later, dennis garthman says there's something in

and in vermont when we had tropical storm irene which was the most devastating natural event since 1937 steve was on the phone calling me what can i do to help and he made a huge difference in getting the emergency relief needed. he's been a good friend and it's hard not to like steve scalise. >> we have heard a lot about that this morning and congressman we're getting word just now about the shooter, the identification of the shooter. james t. hodgekinson who was targeting republicans. clearly had a lot of anger. >> pretty horrifying. they're out there playing baseball. steve is a member of congress who is going to weigh in and be around the people he represents. it's the joy in his life. to be connecting and relating to the people that he represents. in the sense of the word representative nobody better than steve. the whole security issue will have to be reviewed. thank goodness he had his security detail there that was able to respond as quickly as they did along with the alexandria police. you know, bottom line here, this is a tough environment politically and we have got a lot of

. >> other names included irene rosenfeld, master card bunga he says the ceo discussion centered aroundl battle american companies face while doing business in india, includes tough regulation and strict rules today modi and trump meet at the white house, defense and combatting terrorism will likely be discussed indian government will show interest in purchasing high tech drones from the united states in an effort to better patrol the indian ocean keep in mind, this would likely require approval of congress tonight, the two leaders have a working dinner, making modi first foreign head of state to dine with a president at the white house. the senior administration official said the white house is ready to roll out the red carpet >> thank you, seema mody in washington let's bring in senior analyst. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> there are a number of common areas that modi and trump will speak on defense and trade specifically seema talked about the meeting with tech ceos and visas a big issue. what do you county to come out on discussion on that specifically >> this i

. >> [irens]. >> monday, june 19 a fox news alert london on edge, at least one person dead nearly a dozen after a van slaumdz into a crowd of people. in front of he mosque in london. >> a terrorist a terrorist. >> he was not ill. >> -- as in not ill -- he was on the floor -- >> people hurt him. >> we have just learned about man behind the wheel his possible motive we are live from london with the very latest.

i, irene lucas, acting returning officer, give notice that the total number of votes for each candidatel democrats, 908. paul campbell, conservative party, 12300 and 24. michael anthonyjoyce, campbell, conservative party, 12300 and 24. michaelanthonyjoyce, uk independence party, 2371. jess may philipson, labour party, 24,000... cheering independent, 479. may philipson has been elected. they may be able to count ina been elected. they may be able to count in a hurry but they need to ta ke count in a hurry but they need to take control of their sound system. labour won but the conservatives are up labour won but the conservatives are up more than labour in that seat. ukip went down and if i heard it right, the conservatives are up from 7000. we don't seem to have all the figures in, we may have missed the labourfigure, we figures in, we may have missed the labour figure, we are trying to find it out and then we can explain what happened but it looks as though... the conservatives have done substantially better than the exit poll and labour have done worse. these are 20 miles apart so ther