this will model what will happen in terms of the shadow of the moon hitting the earth and what that will look like. you have everything to scale. the shadows will work to scale. what you will do is take this outside and the tricky part is you use the actual son and the the stateu manipulate so that the shadow of the moon is cast on the earth. i can't do that in studio because i don't have the sun right here but i have a photograph. this is a photograph showing what the earth ball will look like if you line things up properly. that is pretty easy to do. if you look carefully, but i love about this model is that the very dark shadow that you are seeing in the middle of this marble representing the earth is the total eclipse occasion. if you live on the earth in that super dark shadow, you get to see the total eclipse of the sun. the outside ofon a very dark circle, it is another shadow, not as dark. that is where you will see the partial equips. using this activity, you are learning about shadows, the hombre shadow, the 10 number shadow, thee umber pen-umber shadow. this is one of the many

through the dalian through the morning that will ease and it will bea morning that will ease and it will yesterday. white muggy as well and the thunderstorms are still around manchester and cheshire for example. we are back under blue skies in the south with a high temperature. high pollen levellers well. very high and uv levels as well. don't forget to drink plenty and get into the shade when you can. where some pretension and cover—up. south—west england and wales that extends to as well. and wee bit cooler with some release before northern ireland you will enjoy some to sunshine this afternoon with a few showers in the west to. the showers across north—east england and lincolnshire will continue into the evening and overnight and then we see that low cloud and hell for coming in from the irish sea and the english channel. a new set of thunderstorms then and severe ones, will cross parts of england and wales. a lot of water and a small amount of time. gusty wind and large hail. first thing in the morning, they have cleared the south—east by early afternoon. so before the racing at roya

and it will form into force that will move to china. havestillwell wants to do, composite divisions. two chinese regiments and an american regiments. never really happens because the war ends. oer gentleman here gets an says, i'veyer and had about 500 generals in my life and i would rate this guy about 499. stillwell's chief of staff. not happy with him and he was not happy with wedemeyer batiste. commanded -- we do not command the chinese units. we advise of the chinese units. the leverage that we have our air power and logistics -- are and logistics. with logistics we can these people without commanding them withoute can move people commanding them. to 60 but the way x, y, the force and this is what we get to by august 1945. they would have punched into burma from india. several of these armies would have been punched down into we not onlyyunnan -- build the army's but we built over them. bn iruild ai army,t d not do very ll. army, it mayfghan not be doing so good on sundays. if you keep the advisors with the units, keep the logistics

eddy will also be important, and we will continue to discuss on wednesday. he is going to be influential in generating interest in saudi arabia. as we will look at on wednesday, saudi arabia becomes a field of interest in the 1930's. in 1932, standard oil of california, which becomes chevron, strikes oil in bahrain, and at that moment, it feels like there is much more to gain on the arabian peninsula as a whole. in 1933, it wins a concession from saudi arabia allowing it to explore. tough going for the first 4 years or so until 1938, when its first major well comes in, indicating there is an expansive pool of oil in saudi arabia. as we enter the 1940's, he will become important as someone that can broker the relationship between saudi arabia and the roosevelt administration. you see evidence of that in 1945 aboard the uss quincy in the suez canal. he helps translate and in many cts as a diplomat between the saudi king and franklin d. roosevelt. again, talking about a pressing issue of israel, the potential of an israeli state in the middle east is disconcert

ireland will mainly be northern ireland will mainly be fine.tures not dropping quickly at all. 27 degrees in london. those temperatures will in london. thosetemperatares witt— to drop away. it will be struggle to drop away. it will be warm and humid across - some warm and humid across england. some low cloud floating across western areas. patchy rain in north—west scotland. this weather front will in place across scotland sit in place across scotland tomorrow. some cloud into eastern and southern scotland but in england and southern scotland but in england and wales, long spells of sunshine. come inland and it could get to 32 degrees. away from the north—west areas, tomorrow will bring high pollen levels and the sun which is very strong at this time of year. through sunday night into monday, although it looks like it breaks into two, it will bring some slightly cooler, refreshing conditions but further south it stays hot for the start of the new week with plenty of sunshine. the headlines at four. police say a total of 58 people are dead or mis

so we will see it every day. montgomery drive, headlights moving in the eastbound direction looking good, you can see neighbors out there, also 202 near king of prussia taillights moving in the northbound direction, headlights moving in the southbound direction, beautiful sky starting to shape up. but we have an accident investigation, investigation underway, accident around 3:45 underway in princeton, new jersey. route one northbound and southbound now are closed, between harrison street and washington road. your alternate would be route 206, for a while it was just one side and now both side north and south. factor that into your morning commute this morning. i will let you know when that clears. we have another accident here in new jersey turnpike southbound pennsylvania route 322 partial right lane is block, we will talk about more construction when we come back in 10 minutes, rahel, back over to you. >>> hundreds of the supporters turned out for mural arts philadelphia annual wall ball. colorful celebration

"i am 100% willing to testify." the words of president donald trump repaired to respond undergrowth about his conversations with former fbi director james comey. and dw reporters prepare to take the country's pulls on a nationwide road trip. i'm sarah harmon, welcome to the show. it's good to have you with us. british prime minister theresa may is resisting stepping down and says she will form a minority government after the snap election that she called in hopes of strengthening her mandate. conservatives losing their majority in parliament. she plans to work with northern ireland's democratic unionist party. >> this is hardly the way she imagined things. there were no smiles as may made the traditional journey to buckingham palace for the queens go ahead to form a government. she insist only her conservatives have that mandate. though they will need some help. >> what this country needs more than ever is certainty. having secured the largest number of votes in the greatest number of seats in the general election,

showers close, but we will be dry. showers approach the metro and the cloud cover increases after the sun sets. between nine and 10:00, some showers west of town and i will show them on your futurecast. south easterly wind is in place and we will be into the 80s even though we have cloud cover out there. at 8:00 tonight, a pretty good storm with heavy rain west of culpeper and areas south and west of d.c. will be in that pocket with heavier showers and showers extend all the way through maryland. they fizzle out by 10:00 and the best chance of showers will remain west of 95 and will dry out overnight with cloud cover sticking around to leave us on the warmer side first thing tomorrow morning. 60s for most areas. on friday, we stay dry and we have to monitor this yellow weather alert later on for friday afternoon and evening. watch what happens. by 12:00, dry and for your lunch hour, you don't need the umbrella. back to the mid-80s with temperature changes tomorrow and the storms grow during the afternoon. at 2:30 and t

ireland peter 0 mahony will captain the side. sam warburton will be on the bench. he was meant to be joined there by owen farrell, before the fly half was ruled out with a thigh strain. with the test a week away, this was expected to be a first choice team. we've got to make sure we are not fully showing our hand, keeping some combinations back. we need to keep the all blacks guessing a little bit about what the final squad maybe. so far, in new zealand, the lions have found hazards at every turn. the maoris will be no different. this is their moment and they intend to seize it. good news for those who like the warmer conditions i think? it will turn hot for some of us. a few like that sort of thing you are in for a treat. a nice start to the day in some parts of the uk with some good spells of sunshine. many of us will be worn with good spells of sunshine but maybe not for all. it has been a bit cloudy in wales but that cloud is showing signs of breaking up. macleod was the north—west. that brings a little bit of rain with it. winds from the south—west and that br

peeks of sunshine out there, and it will be hot and it will be humid.have got the southwest pump of moisture and warm air, and what that does is allow for a sticky and uncomfortable afternoon ahead. here are the forecast high temperatures for us. 90 degrees, the peak we should see near center city, near the upper 80s as well where we could see a spot shower or even an isolated thunderstorm in the afternoon hours. right now you see nothing on the board. and looking at 87, and 88 in allentown for the forecast high temperature for today. and we're up to the upper 80s as well for trenton, voorhees, and near 80 degrees at the jersey shore. now, this is by no means a washout today. if you have plans outside with dad you can do them, and it's not going to be very comfortable in the afternoon with these temperatures, and the feels-like temperatures will be in the 90s, but you don't have to cancel them because of stormy weather because that comes tomorrow. we are in a flood watch along the 95 corridor. monday afternoon through monday evening, we have issued a fi

heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime.york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com >>> welcome back, check out the incredible, time lapse, this is chopper three, it is catching the sunsetting, on our longest day of the year, yesterday, we had about 15 hours, 34 seconds to be exact of daylight, isn't that just gorgeous. wow. >> bye-bye, sun. >> good night moon. >> good night moon. we read it at least twice a week with the girl. >> i can actually quote it. i know there are many mommas out there that can dot exact same thing. that is not a big feat. all right. so not only we have beautiful sunset but we are looking to beautiful sunrise. this is just gorgeous. this is one of my most favorite camera shots in the neighborhood network since we are given wonderful opportunity to see that sunrise every single morning. it is one of the biggest pros waking up as early as we do. 58 degrees at kutztown area middle school. beautiful colors. we will take you to the shore where it is an absolutely phenom

i am owe optimistic in 2020 we will continue to fight. we will not go away.embers are more and more mobilized. i look forward to the day when our children and our teachers and entire city of philadelphia can have a great education. >> when there is a contract in place there is a different kind of environment in the schools and school district and for that we are really, really pleased, about the a agreement. >> reporter: school superintendent doctor hite is also glad union voted to approve the contract he thinks teachers working under an agreement will retain a recruit most talented staff members so school reform commission tonight will vote on the contract, mike and alex >>> we will have cameras there for sure. 6:35. >>> philadelphia's district attorney begins legal fight of his life, opening statements get underway today in the& corruption trial of the seth williams. >> lauren johnson is back on the her powe. >> reporter: prosecutors say paycheck was not big enough for philadelphia district attorney seth williams so that caused him to defraud government tak

emily: what will it look like? how much will it cost?to buy it over echo or google hum? >> apple wants to differentiate itself by selling something that can plug into its ecosystem. i think it is cool being able to talk to it. i use an iphone and ipad and mac. those devices do not play nice together. if i want the speaker technology, i have to go to amazon and see other services. slowly, i start ditching my iphone and ipad for this new google or amazon ecosystem. apple needs to put a stop to this. that is one of the main reasons they have to do the speaker. emily: one of the main reasons to use amazon echo is to order paper towels. will we be able to do that? >> there will be integration with the developer community. they will probably have an app store or framework so people can fill out application and programs you can control with your voice. last year, they opened siri to developers on a small scale. i would not be surprised to see that go to a new level where you can do more with your voice, especially geared toward the speaker rath

we will know in an hour. we will bring full coverage to you on the bbc across the world.l, among the american officials who were key in getting the us sign on to the climate agreement in paris was ernest moniz. he served as president 0bama's secretary of energy and joins me now. you were the grandfather of this deal, you got it on the table in paris. secretary kerry was the lead negotiator. how are you feeling today? the prospect of america pulling out of a deal that you worked so hard to see come together. first of all, i am curious to see what the announcement will be. but if the united states, if the president announces, polls out of the paris agreement, it would be a terrible mistake on many grounds. fundamentally, it is rejecting science. it is adding to, and u nfortu nately, science. it is adding to, and unfortunately, increasing loss of confidence in the ability of the united states in meeting agreements. and especially when combined with the budget, the first budget, the president put forward to congress. frankly, it will undermine our competitiveness in a multitr

see what the day will bring. steve, thanks. the heat is on, outside looking up at the parkway here temperatures right now about 75, 76 degrees still warm but it will get hot how hot? school district has called for an early dismissal as all students will be getting out at noon. fox 29 sabina kuriakose live at district headquarters in spring garden. so it. central ac schools are closingl this is take nout from the end of theweather because they are calling for straight 90 something degree day w know thah vulnerable to the heat so tkings drink mor or two and again as district is closing schools around noon time but they are canceling those after school activities. this is not kind of weather to play any sports in or any strenuous activity, best thing to stay indoors and in air we do have to stepheck on those relatives you have maybe k to you.hank you >>> philadel recklessly on his dirt bike. struim. he is onresults of the internaln mchugh was driving northmped thl she could to save her children pushing them out of t

we will be the cleanest and have the cleanest air, and we will have the cleanest water, and we will be environmentally friendly but we will not put our businesses out of work. we are not going to lose our jobs, we are going to grow. we are going to grow rapidly. >> [ applause ] >> and i think you just read, just came out minutes ago, the small business report that small businesses as of just now are booming, hiring people, one of the best reports i have seen in many years. i am willing to immediately work with the democratic leaders to either negotiate our way back into paris under the terms that are fair to the united states and its workers, or to negotiate a new deal that protects our country and its taxpayers. >> [ applause ] >> so if the obstructionists want to get together with me, let's make them non- obstructionists. we can all sit down and get back into the deal, making good, and we won't be closing up the factories, and we won't be losing our jobs, and we will sit down with the democrats and all of the people that represent either the paris accord or something that we can do t

under trumpcare, costs will go up, premiums will go up, co-pays will go up, deductibles will go up. under trumpcare tens of millions of americans who are living with pre-existing conditions will be screwed. house republicans are out to destroy the american health care system as we know it. but you will be held accountable for the cruel and unusual punishment that you have decided to inflict on the american people. vote no against this draconian iece of legislation. the speaker pro tempore: apparently for the last time, the chair reminds the members to direct their remarks to this chair. understood? the gentlelady from tennessee. mrs. black: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record an article in "consumer reports" dated may 2, 2017 entitled how the affordable care act drove down personal bankruptcy the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. scott: i yield to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. norcross. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. norcross: a month ago this bill was abruptly th

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north will start in and jonathanjoseph will play centre., britain‘s heather watson is playing a second round match against defending champion cibulkova in eastbourne. watson‘s world ranking has slipped to 126 but she‘s looked in good form against the number four seed and has taken the first set 7—5. cibulkova has struggled throughout the match and watson is one game away from a notable victory. it‘s now 5—4 to the british player in the second set. wildcard naomi broady lost to kristyna pliskova. the czech took the first 6—2, and whilst broady took the second on a tie—break, pliskova crusied through the decider taking it 6—1. kyle edmund has been beaten in the first round of the men‘s draw by the american donald young. the british number two lost the first set 6—4 but won the second 6—3. the world number 55 soon broke edmund and went on to take the deciding set by 6—3. wimbledon hopefuls have started qualifying at roehampton today. among them britain‘s marcus willis, who caused such a stir at last year‘s championships. he has passed the firs

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the humidity will be a bit high today but nothing like where will be tomorrow. it is going to be downright soupy. we pull back on the humidity for sunday, monday and tuesday. as far as temperatures out the door, mid-70's. 77 degrees. 82 by late morning. yes, may be an isolated shower or thunderstorm in the mountains locations. we've got a chance coming our way tomorrow. it is the first of july tomorrow. we're ending june when a lot of heat and we start july the same way. year is at 87 degrees. it will be a while before we are back into the upper 80's. but here's a look at tomorrow. 2:00, very scattered storms around howard county, montgomery county. and 2:00 in the afternoon. then notice more numerous storms by 4:00 saturday. we will talk more about the sunday time period and what you can expect during the big fireworks display. julie: seems like we have got a lot of things popping this morning on thers. roads. in like a recount we have the crash blocking northbound 29 at cherry hill road. 7 above the scene. this crash was involving an overturned vehicle. the to

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i will show you how spotty the showers will be for tomorrow in 10 minutes. of a are staying on top story out of montgomery county. all of this unfolding in a quiet subdivision north of the montgomery county airport. neighbors called 911 around 10:45 when they heard gunshots. police showed up to find two-minute dead. the police are on the scene and we are working to get suspect information. if you have any information about this shooting, you are asked to contact montgomery county police. there is a reward for information leading to the the person or persons responsible. larry: developing now, we are getting more information after an nsa contractor is charged with leaking information about russian hacking. removed information from a government facility. it has a classified national security agency memo pertaining to the russian investigation. tim kaine waiting on the matter. >> if she has broken laws then she has to suffer the consequences. get to the have to bottom of the story. larry: she is to back in court on thursday for the detention hearing. adrianna:

it will get warmer but not to the point it will get uncomfortable. let's check in with bill and the most accurate forecast. >> not much more comfortable. humidity is low. look at wilmington, nice and sunny in the area this morning. a few clouds blowing into the area in the lehigh valley. you won't see hot temperatures, in the 60s in delaware. temperatures warmer at the point today and lincoln, 59 and the beach, 66 degrees. a nice day all around, not just south jersey and philadelphia, doppler radar clear and a few clouds blowing into the mountains and lehigh valley. no showers expected today. those for tomorrow. for today, a pretty good warm-up. humidity stays low, sunshine, scattered low and 78 degrees at noontime and low 80s at 4:00 this afternoon. some clouds are blowing in and out this morning at 8:00. partly cloudy and 65 degrees and bright sunshine and near 80 degrees at 4:00 this afternoon. cloudy in lehigh valley, 66 degree, sun takes over at noontime. the firefly festival, no problem, sunny skies today, upper 70s to low 80s, you will see a s

vonnie: we will have to leave it there. we will be getting updates no doubt. on for at least a couple of weeks and probably a lot longer. thanks to winnie o'kelly. a quick explanation of what i'm doing here in new york. anna: as a whole lot of u.k. news taking place this week and i've been covering that for bluebird for many years. i'm coming to new york to bring some of that insight into what is going on the u.k. wethe next hour programming, will speak with the former republican governor jan brewer on the expect a revised version of the gop senate health care bill. ♪ david: from bloomberg's will headquarters in new york, i am david gura. anna: i'm anna edwards. welcome to "bloomberg markets" trump economy. agrees the supreme court to hear arguments in the fall as expected senate leaders released a revised version of the health care bill as we wait for the congressional budget office score of the legislation could more details on that bill in just a moment. president trump meets with indian prime minister modi at the white house. they will be discussing the fu

steve will talk about the system that has arrived and how long it will stick around.et weather returns in june. that is hard to believe. >> it does seem unusual but steve paulson says it is not. welcome back to mornings on 2. i am alex savidge in for da

tell you how warm we will get to day and when summer humidity will be making a come back. it is wednesday, june 28th i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm jan carabao, rahel solomon has the day off. all that plus pennsylvania, new jersey or delaware who has the most rude drivers. >> i think i can guess. >> i have a guess as well. >> yes. >> good morning. it is cool outside. things are looking good. it looks dry for the most part in terms of what i'm seeing on the camera. lots of construction we have an accident, in mass trans that it we will begin in a bit >> the weather is absolutely not just quiet but stunning today. it looks like such a nice day, humidity is so low, if you are waking up, you had, to turn air conditioning off before you went to bed last night isn't it refreshing, comfortable that air mass is just really nice, and pleasant it will stay that way throughout the course of the day with sunny skies, expected as well. storm scan is completely clear and empty. we are down to 40. it is late june and what is going on here. it will in the last very long, enjoy it, but 49 degree

that will definitely be a hassle for people and something we will watch out for. some people are facing delays. take a listen. >> we had vacation and now it seems i have been put on hold. >> it will make me late or missed meetings this morning that i plan to be there for. >> a little disappointing. nevertheless, got to do it. of the frustrations of these delays that people are facing. on the actual train, the amtrak train, there are 121 passengers that waited several hours. we are told they are doing just fine and we are hearing a response from csx. they confirm it was their own. they said it was sad to report and we all understand that. amtrak says they were particularly saddened to lose fellow railroaders. they will get started and we will send it over for the press release. >> the ntsb is an independent agency charged by congress to investigate accidents and improve transportation safety. my mission is to understand what happened and why it happened and prevent it appropriate recommendations. before i go further, and behalf of the ntsb, i'd like to offer condol

there will likely be comments then. we will play that out for you.re will be statements from both. we will see what they have to say about the meeting together and about the questions that will be taken there. stay tuned, we are watching all of that from the white house happening right now. meanwhile, a debate over sanctuary sittings heating up yet again. >> sanctuary cities are putting lives at risk and we cannot tolerate that. >> bill: the other side claimed their cities are safer because illegals are not afraid to report crimes, but is that really the case? we will investigate. the president takes the criticism with his tweets, but are his critics going over the top? bernie goldberg will take that on, minutes away. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than c

francine: when will we get the jobs that will create inflation?he fact that these jobs do not pay enough, and this explains the lack of inflation. >> will we ever? if we look at macron's policies, we need to deregulate, which means less long-term jobs, less job security and more individual ownership of career aspects. that will be depressing wages for a long time. the real question is, when will corporate start to make significant investments in the capital stock. that might be triggered by an increase political uncertainty around the eurozone. but also, ultimately, relatively low levels of unemployment, which we have hit an 80 year low of employment in europe. if that goes lower, we could get wage pressure. tom: let me rip of the scripture and go to that. that you canp envision in europe? >> that would clearly be above the natural trend and above the capacity of the economy to grow. we will have to see where the economic theory pans out, and we start to see inflation pressures arise, particularly in germany. the german unemployment rate is well b

it is likely there will be a great repeal bill which will be a great repeal bill which will turn all look into legislation to tackle terrorism to protect the public. measures to protect the workers rights with worker representation on company boards as well as protection of pensions. theresa may is still tried to put together a deal with northern ireland ‘s democratic unionist party. she will need their support to see her queens speech voted through parliament. and of course we'll bring you televised coverage of the queen's speech throughout the day here on bbc news and we've got a live page on our website, which we'll be updating constantly. the coverage of formal events starts at around 11am local time in london — the speech expected to take place at around 11:30. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: oj simpson may get a prison release date next month. a parole court will consider whether to free simpson, who's served nine years for robbing and kidnapping a group of sports memorabilia dealers. he was famously acquitted of murdering his ex—wife and herfrie

core inflation will stay the same. gdp growth will be pushed up. narrative draghi has told us in recent weeks? giving it is a big day and week. the boj was in the news. it is recalibrating communications to a knowledge thinking about how to handle a future exit from monastery stimulus -- monetary stimulus without giving a clue it is on the discussion. that is what is happening on china. china exports and imports rising. francine: thank you, mark barton there with your asset check. the european central bank will cut its inflation outbreak -- outlook because of weaker energy costs. that is according to officials. frome joined on the phone vienna, austrian economist and former ecb board member, gertrude tumpel-gugerell. winky for joining us. -- thank you for joining us. what do you worried about the most? are we discounting political risk in europe? how the ecb deals with lower inflation higher growth? or is it italian banks? gertrude: first of all, it is a pleasure. recognize the outlook in the euro area has improved. we have the best sentiment indic

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thousands, the economy will take a hit and that will affect all our children's futures.a realistic level for immigration? how many work visas do you anticipate you will need to not have an economic contraction in this country? first of all, we have retained our commitments to bring net migration down to sustainable levels. that's the tens of thousands. why have we done that? because we recognise the impact that immigration has when it is too high, and too fast on people. it is people at the lower end of the income scale who most feel that impact. both in displacing jobs and in keeping wages down. it also can put pressure on public services. but what we do need to do in terms of the economy for the future is make sure that young people here in this country are trained in the skills they need to ta ke trained in the skills they need to take the dogs of the future. that's why what we are doing in technical education will be so important for out education will be so important for our future. education will be so important for ourfuture. —— education will be so important for

i will serve you as long as you want me? that doesn't suggest she will be around for long.t long enough to fight idolater election. for those who do not know that conservative party well, it is ruthless. if you win elections, you can do what you like but if you lose them you were a gonen but if you lose them you were a goner. the reason that is different this time is because the party is not ina this time is because the party is not in a mood to fight another election which it might lose. as a colleague put it, the conservatives have decided they would rather have a bad prime minister than no prime minister, and you have to remember, many conservative mps, the most important thing, more precious than gold, is getting brexit done so they will not want anything like a new leadership contest to threaten that. that seems to be the big issue, what impact does the election have in practical terms on those perks of negotiations and on britain's future relationship with europe? the answer to that one is easy, who knows? i was hoping you did! it's been widely discussed in westminste

i will be working on that. thank you. >> coming from arkansas, i also want to emphasize the importance of those programs. uniting that they were important so what's going to happen once you eliminate the office of education. are those going to go away or are you planning on doing it differently. >> the budget proposal is pretty clear. we are eliminating app score. >> and you agree those are important programs. >> i think there's value in those program so as an agency what i have to do is figure out a way within my other mission directors to not necessarily repeat those programs but get the value out that it allows me to connect with the kids and students. i will still have down links and challenges and those things that we will do in our mission directed area. that's the difference. >> again, the other thing that was mentioned that i want to follow up with, i think it's also a theme of the committee is the cyber security. have you all been successfully hacked. >> we get attacked, but we have what's called the s

target everyone, destroy they will target everyone, destroy the whole area and this will have a hugeilians there in the region. what is the iraqi government saying about its tactics, bearing in mind all of these people that are in the middle of it? what they said before in east mosul that was much easier to fight than in west mosul, they say they will differentiate between civilians and fighters and open safe passages for civilians but if you look at it it's very difficult to do that, given that everywhere else is basically like it's under siege. even if civilians managed to try and get out of the passages there is no guarantee there will not be fighters amongst them, there is no guarantee they will not be used by any side of they will not be used by any side of the fighting. what the iraqi government is saying is wishful thinking but on the ground it is difficult to achieve. some of the civilians caught up in the fighting in iraq. we know that the fighting in iraq. we know that the fighting in iraq. we know that the fighting in iraq and neighbouring syria has led to millions of peop

will we be in will work from here on in? will we beina will work from here on in?otiations going on in tandem? the british government has a lwa ys tandem? the british government has always said her main concern is a trade deal. the use of said we have to resolve the divorce before we talk trade. the divorce involves eu citizens here, it involves the irish border, it involves the brexit deal. it seems that the eu position is and we‘ve made satisfactory progress on the three issues, they‘re not going to talk trade. so this is what will be on until the autumn. to talk trade. so this is what will be on untilthe autumn. thank to talk trade. so this is what will be on until the autumn. thank you very much. let‘s look at some of today‘s other developing stories: virgin media has told its 800,000 customers to change their passwords to prevent their accounts being hacked. an investigation by which? found that hackers could breach security on the virgin‘s super hub 2 router. the hackers were then able to control other smart appliances including a child‘s toy and home cctv ca

if you had a hotel and said we will slowly negotiate the transaction. we will close a hotel.ome back to the table and we will talk about something else. >> nicaragua didn't think the deal was tough enough. did you think in a union contract this was like going to a collective bargaining situation and renegotiating it from the start? tom: my personal opinion is he will be successful. i don't think he needs any more drama. this man is a titanium man. it does not bother him. he thinks he was sent here to do that. all of us are trying to figure out how you calibrate the middle east today? most presidents, if you think if we were cowards, if it were me, and i never watch tv. i have my own schedule. all have to worry about is america. 5000 miles of border. we are guarded by two oceans on either side. you have to worry about mexico and canada. every other president has gone to canada or mexico first on their first trip. thoughtfully, with the chaos going on with radical islam and turning on a dime on a position which he is very good at doing, which is the right answer, is like invest

economics and policy correspondent will be with us as well. >> she will join us here. kathleen coming on the tactical application. what does it mean for bonds? stay with us. ♪ tom: good afternoon. we have been looking at these fed statements and an important press conference by chair yellen. we will finish up a conversation today. , at morganth us stanley and joining us from boston is the codirector of to first fix in, where she is also a bond fund manager. with us with the federal reserve is kluber's's international economic policy correspondent michael mckee. let me start with you. when the fed raised rates in march, we called it a dovish hike. is this still dovish? she sounded a little more hawkish than people expected. >> i think she sounded moderate. everything was about being gradual, about moderate growth over the next few years. fed's -- setng the any expectations that they would veer off course from the very gradual move up in interest rates at the short end. >> so the market has a different opinion on this. where they were caught by surprise. is overnterestin

tuesday will be very cool. unusually cool air mass overhead, that will allow for clouds to form maybe a shower or a thunderstorm. but the overall driving force of our weather pattern as we go into this week, jet stream uncharacteristically s temperatures, you don't want this baby in the middle of the winter bringing in the cold canadian air, but in the middle of the summer, feels nice with high temperatures in the upper 70's to low 80's. 85 degrees, mostly sunny it's warm but it's no the humid. seven-day forecast, 83 for tomorrow, monday, sun and clouds, more clouds chance of an isolated storm on tuesday, 78 degrees, beautiful wednesday, look at the cool morning temperatures in the 60's for dc. widespread 50's in the suburb, we heat back up and if you're more of fan of the bermuda high weather, heat and humidity do return by friday and saturday. maybe introducing thunderstorm chances but for now we'll keep it dry, enjoy the nice little cool spell. heat will be back. that's your seven-day forecast. annie and tom

it will warm up. >> it will warm up a few degrees for the interior valleys. the fog each and every day as we head even into the fourth of july weekend. you get started this morning. we may even a little bit of drizzle. you'll start to see that mist coming down. temperatures in the upper 50s for the bay area and the seven-day forecast it at the bottom of the screen. temperatures will be warming up as we talked about heading into the weekend. up to 81 degrees. gilroy 84 degrees for the east bay, livermore 79. free throw month, 76 degrees. not bad at all. temperatures in the 60s for parts of the peninsula. you head down to palo alto, up to 76 degrees. the other sunset at 61 there and 85 degrees in santa rosa. we talked about the giants. they must be exhausted today after all of those innings and then they have a midday game. temperatures in the upper 50s and only making it up to 60 degrees. it if you're planning to head to wine country today it will start out in the low 60s. you may need long sleeves but you'll be taking it off as those temperatures warm up toda

you will will be comfortable, meisha. >> that is what i will do. thank you very much. that sound like a great plan and looking outside now, as katie said gorgeous just a beautiful morning, taking a look at ben franklin bridge for those in new jersey traveling westbound toward center city, just enjoy it. really nice, dry, really comfortable out there. you will probably, not even crank your ac at this point. just beautiful out there. vine, clear. overnight crews blocking west and eastbound side, westbound side opened 10 minutes ago. eastbound side just followed suit. we are looking good both west and eastbound direction. we are talking about an accident investigation at 3:45 in princeton, new jersey. if you are just waking up with us route one northbound and southbound right now are closed. for a while it was just one side but now both near washington road, your alternate route 206 is your best bet and we have another accident out there on the new jersey turnpike southbound, pennsylvania route 322 partial right lane is block, more coming up in a litt

will say.so john williams' view moving towards the 2% goal or not? richard: i would say investors still need to be convinced. beenpc in the u.s. has not at or above 2% in over five years. if core pc has been that low for so long, it has to overshoot for the fed to be at its target over time. it does not like it is getting there. investors do not have a lot more tightening price into the curve between now and the end of next year. i would say there is skepticism there. the same thing in europe. euro area core inflation is barely above 1%. that is not near where the ecb is targeting. as much as central banks would like to normalize rates and get the -- get on with the process, there is really no durable upside yet. vonnie: the would you summarizet the bank for international settlements is telling us right now? richard: the banks for international settlements is key in for central banks to return to some type of "normalization." it is difficult for central banks to achieve that globally, because,

one ink i will say for sure. i want to -- one thing i will say for sure. this week send a maximum enforce. period and that means more, not fewer, chp officers will be on the road checking for all sorts of violation. >> you had that conversation yesterday, with them. >> i just band too -- i just want to remind people, don't speed and obviously don't drink and drive. >> you always see me going about 5. >> i see. >> you know what i am doing. i am staying home. there won't be any driving per. i will be at home. >> we do have a much bigger fog bank here: in fact almost every reporting station says fog or low clouds, almost every -- i say that because concord, buchanan. everyone else, santa rosa, san jose, all saying cloudy and it is down to southern california and up to the north coast as well. anywhere you are going, at least today and probably into tomorrow, you will probably encounter follow near the coast, especially down to monterrey. 51 soon rapel. nevada was 52. you had other location, 66 for concord, 55 fairfield, on the peninsula, 47 still atwoodside,