i would fade chesapeake. it's overbought. last time it was overbought it came in pretty dramatically for a $4 number or $5 number so you have to be very careful it had a big day today on a relative basis i would stay away. i would fade it. >> i would say i would trade his fade, but i really want to say i would buy. >> that's confusing. >> exactly, the whole thing is confusing because trading is both buying and selling, believe it or not. when you have a trade, there's a buyer and a seller the point is i would buy chesapeake. >> okay. >> buy with a "b." >> maybe the game should be buy it or sell it. >> buy it or deny it. >> no, the graphics are made for trade it or fade it. >> steve knows this and i'm not suggesting, but if the stock flat lines the next couple of weeks, rsis come back to normal levels, the stock could go from there. >> and to counter your kourncou, all stocks react differently with a relative rsi. this one, chesapeake in question, actually responds pretty dramatic to an overbought and an oversold. thank you. >

these next few galleries tell the story of the check of -- of the chesapeake they region, and the area that surrounds the bay. it is a strength of our collection. the 17thve out of century and into the 18th century, you begin to see how the styles of places like london and edinburgh are having an impact throughout the south. to -- youto see, not begin to see not people coming for land, but professional cabinetmakers and artists coming to the south because they see an opportunity to make things for that new, planter elites. represents the kind of objects that would have been made through the region. that this architectural interior. this is architecture that came out of a house in somerset county, maryland built in the first decades of the 18th century. the kind of person who would've lived in this house is by no means poor. house, one kind of room, and someday in the upper 10 percent or 15% of wealth. when you read inventories from , they have a number locallythings, not only made furniture like a walnut table, but also imported ceramics. they will have imported glass. just because the

galleries really tell the story of the chesapeake bay region. hat's the area that surrounds the bay, maryland, virginia, the northeastern north carolina. strength of our collection. as you move out of the 17th 18th ry and into the century, what you begin to see places liketyles of london and edinburgh are having impact throughout the entire south. you begin to see not just people for land but also tradesmen, professional abinetmakers, professional artists, coming to the south, see an opportunity to make things for the new elite. planter so this next gallery really represents the kinds of objects hat would have been made in that region as you move into the mmediate period before the revolutionary war. now, notice around me is this architectural interior. this is actually architecture that came out of a house in maryland.ounty, that was built in the first decade of the 18th century. the kind of person who would in a house like this was by no means poor. his is the kind of house, one room, a lot of above, three wall, walls, a brick end that somebod

according to maryland nach resour police, the boat went overboard in the chesapeake bay. wyfn was o the scene, no water, they'rehing a largehe area and we wi keep you updated. >>> fairfax county police are speaking out for the first time about a naked man that died in their custody. it happened last night in the alexandria section on the county. they were called for a overdose and possible domestic assat.tha unresponsive they beliee hs experiencing some sort of medical or mental health crisis >> a they were trying to deescalate paul's behavior, mr.l pau on his own accord caused himself to fall to the floor. at this time, the officers seized the opportunity to safely move innd restrain mr. paul as he was a threat to himself by his o physical actions.as th done by first handcuffing mr. paul. and then using a nylon supplementaltraining device to stop his legs from violently kickin as a matter of policy, the fairfax county f and rescue medics staged outside the home when mr. paul was brought under ntrol, the medics wereth called in to a provide medical assessment of mr. paul.

this isea route 50r the chesapeake bay bridge. everything moving fine just now.n right now, 77 degrees. you're watching fox5 don't go anywhere. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 5:zero eight is the time right now. as we take a live look outside at the washington monument. welcome back to fox5 morning. >>> newh details in the s& for a missing maryland boater. according to the policehe search in anne arrundel county is on holdor now. skyfox over the scene last night. maryland natural resource police sayhat the boater went overboard in the chesapeake bay. crews searched a large area between kent island s and harrington harouth. they plan to resume their search sometime today. >> police need your help catching man who sexually assaulted a woman in the middle of a busy street during the heart of morning rush hourtake a look at this video. he followed the victimlong new hampshire avenue near 22nd n streetorthwest. he lifted her skirt and then fondled her. this happened o june 13th. if you recognize thi m, please call d.c. police. >> in northern virginia, six airfax county police offer

chesapeake approaching $5. once again, rather, a name i looked at and a name everyone should give consideration to natural gas prices back to unchanged on the year. storage levels, 22% below the five-year average. 31% below year on year street is underinvested. take a a look at natural gas electronic arts hits an all-time high today >> jimmy, you own it >> the stock is fabulous the gaming space is a great place to be. we are talking about microsoft, ea -- it will give new access to about 100 different plains that's another reason that's going higher if you look at this chart, it is unstoppable. >> how about southwest airlines is higher today. barron over the weekend, you used to own it, what did you think about it >> i did all airlines have facing energy cost we talk about it all the time. as oil is rising and we look at the performance of a lot of these names have really lagged i rather be some where else. i love this name but, having seen that so for right now, i am out and i am not with any of the airlines f

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this one and enjoy it >>> it is known for blue crab, striped bass, now mussels have a home in the chesapeake bay fori the first in year. a toser look athe health of one of ouriggest waterways. >>> just nine months ago ben kaplan couldn't walk or talk after a terrible accident that claimed his mom's life. today he's walking across a >>> now a look at some of our top stories toy. columbia heights day care say it's cooperating with police in the investion of sex abuse thvolving a male employee and a child. at man was an assistant teacher in the pre-k program ato cea. he's now on administration leave. >>> storm team 4 tracking dangerous heat in the next few days. temperatures in the 90s and itw ll feel even hotter. we've got weather alert days the forecast. >>> the stanley cup is on its victory tour today. caps owner stanley onnis and alex ovechkin at georgetown . hospit >>> nine months ago ben kaplan could not talk or walk. rhe was left n dead after his family's car struck a food truck that ran a stop sign. >> his mother waskilled. ke a look today, ben took an enormous step into the future as h

the problem is chesapeake bay. -- china.e have seen a little bit of slippage in the sanctions regime. if ping decides to give kim jong-un more running room it can down. gotiations david: many thanks to stephan haggard. still ahead, former white house press secretary sean spicer will be here to weigh in on president trump's diplomacy by tweet. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets balance of power. shery: our stock of the hour is general worth financial. insurance and investment specialist spiking more than 20%. at one point trading 20%. at one point trading at their highest since march, 2009. this after the company proposed china's holdings passed a key regulatory hurdle. quite surprising to see a deal with c tse days. >> that's exactly what we talk about here. the committee on foreign investment in the united states has determined there is no unresolved national security concerns for china oceanwide buying this. this is surprising given we have seen them block a number of deals. we have a

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mary's county this house also has community access to the chesapeake bay.>> right. >> so there is ana peer or anythingike thatad launch kayaks or go down and have ac picni >> our next home is a home that you can maybe even store a boati in. i t i saw that. >> well that b woulde the third house. but the seconds house ind of middle of the road for us. it's 23959 meredith court and th 519.9. ccustom's, um, more of home. little bit larger a little over .,000 square feet three levels walk out basement three car garage, um, a lot of o-story family room. a lot of room overlooking the family room. >> tt's nice. >> extensive tech, decking hot tub. 2 acres and we found a lot in acreage that's a little bit north of lexington in between leonardtown and lexington park. >> finally our last home. >> last house at 44476 white stone place. 825. that's a waterfront hse. so in the 700 to $900 million range you find a lot of water front. when youn get up to price point but this is on a smaller lot. over 4,000 square feet. it's been designed for the water hasss, walled glass looking ought over the potoma

this is a live lookt route 50 just west ofeahe chesapeake bridr sandy point.oving well but it is monday at 4:39, right. >>here's time. >> right. >> there's time for it to build. >> give it a minute. >> listen, we are back now and it time to check what is hot on the web on thisto monday. theries that you're engaging with the most ciis morning on so media. >> yeah, we told you a few nutes ago t current first lady melania trump haseighed in on the immigration debate invoing children are separated from their parents at the border well, now so too has former first lady laura bush. >> in an opinion piece published last night in the washinon post laura bush had harsh criticism for the trumpad nistration's zero s. bush wrote i live in a border state. i appreciate the need to enforce and protect our international boundaries but this zero tolerance policy is it is immoral and its my heart. she went on to say our vernment should not be in the business of warehousing children in converted box stores or making planso place them in tent cities in the desert. >> next up harr

there couldwoe a sprinkle or along the western shore of the chesapeake bay, but i think the i-95 corridor stays kpleelgs dry today. northernmaryland, panhandle of west virginia, no rain chances for you today. rtnow, tomorrow things s to get a little different tomorrow. mostly cloud here we are. it's 5:00 a.m. tomorrow on our future weather. maybe a drop or two. i think most oftomorrow's rain chance moves in around lunchtime. here's noon tomorrow. a scattering of showers around. with some daytimeth heatinge rainshowers will turn into a chance of thunderstorms by later on in the day. here's 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. a risk of showers and storms around. that's a warm front that's go coming through the area tomorrow, a as a sult, we'll get into the soupy humidity later on in the week. for this morning,,thou we're mostly in the 60s. 59 gaithersburgburg. 0 in annapolis. those are the coolest and the warmest readings as of now. here your extended forecast. 60% chance for rain. mainly later in the day tomorrow. maybe a lingering drop ear in the d on thursday. then the heat and humidity and theneha of s

the doctor recommended we go to the chesapeake counseling center. unfortunately, during new year's eve, they were not taking any patients, so we had to go back to the old doctor. she noticed he lost 20 pounds in three weeks. she took him off of that and gave him something else for concentrations, hallucinations, just the toxic cocktail. even over-the-counter cold medicines to treat the hot and cold side effects he was having. he committed suicide six days later with a gunshot wound to the chest. every drug that that woman gave , etc., allambient have a side effect of suicide within the first week to 30 days. if you stop or start the drug, that can start a psychotic episode. the suicides are not a coincidence. when the drugmakers in the commercials say this drug may cause suicide, it is not a selling point, and it is not a coincidence that it every mass shooting or every violent suicide, medicine have been at the scene of every crime and no one wants to talk about it because everybody is getting paid from the pharmaceutical ,ndustry, from the televis

we know that the native and african populations mingled in virginia and there in the chesapeake in general. her claim was that she was mexican and texas indian. that she was born in texas and was part of this mexican and indian community. >> was lucy a terrorist? >> i was thinking about that question. there are a few answers. she struck terror in the hearts of the chicago authorities. she delighted at that. she and albert lived a life of bliss. there were devoted to each other. they both like to dress well. he died his hair black so he would stay youthful looking. they were both very vain. to think of her as a terrorist is someone who would cause violence or use violence herself, no. but she and albert said hope authorities would be terrorized by them. >> it's time for questions. feel free to ask questions about this amazing chicagoan. >> the art from lucy is that progress? >> the football players who kneel during the national anthem i think she was a harsher measures were necessary. how much good has this done. she's very cynical about reform the protest. she wanted to get into the mix of

he joins and fights as a part of joshua barney's gun boat flotilla in the chesapeake. he will be part of the marines that travel to washington, d.c., and then they pull a field gun, a six-pound field piece they pull it out and the sailors and marines that put the guns on the high point to the west of the bridge crossing the eastern anacostia, and when the british crossed that bridge, it's those cannon thanks that are constantly inflating -- con cannons that are constantly inflating british lines. and those it's those canners and sailors and marines that provide the only real defense there. the sailors and marines continue fighting until joshua barney is injured. wounded. he orders his men to spike the guns and to retweet -- to retreat. chorls ball was a sponger on a cannon. he simply drops his sponge and instead of retreating west with most of them, he walks directly into british lines. because he's a black man. and the british had been evacuating refugee slaves. and instead of walking through the british lines and joining with the british, he works his way to baltimor

he joins and fight as a part of the gunboat flotilla in the chesapeake. he will be part of the marines to travel to washington, d.c. and then they pull a field gun,, a six-pound field peas, they pull it out and the sailors and marines that put the guns on the high point to the west of the bridge crossing the eastern river, , when the british cross that bridge, it's those candidates that are constantly hitting the british lines. it's those candidates and stemss emirates that provide the only real defense. the sailors and marines continue fighting until joshua barney is injured. he is wanted and he orders his men to retreat. charles ball was a sponge or ought again. he simply drops his spine and instead of retreating west with most of them, he walks directly into british lines because he is a black man. the british had been evacuating refugee slaves. instead of walking through the british lines and joining with the british, he works his way to baltimore where he will participate in the defense of baltimore a few weeks later as the british tried to take balt

and environmental regulations they did that as part of the poor people's campaign but again the chesapeake kansas though again about topeka kansas lest you run out of gas in topeka kansas. and even then you feel like i'm pretty sure we're in kansas city. in kentucky this week state police barred four hundred protesters from entering the capitol building the protesters were demanding wider medicaid coverage for the poor and protections for the environment and the water as part of the poor people's campaign but in kansas just kentucky kentucky matter and unless you care about whiskey or having sex with your cousin. and i care about one of those things a lot. name is jim. jim beam. and yes it is it is weird that my cousin is the same name as a bourbon. here in washington d.c. twenty eight people were arrested in the capitol rotunda monday while protesting the disproportionate impact of disasters such as hurricane maria on the poor they did this as part of the poor people's campaign but who cares it is washington d.c. that's just where rats go to breed with and paid in turn. part it's part of

we do know that t populations mingled and bear in the chesapeake in general but that wasn't her claimher claim is that she was mexican and speed to [inaudible] thinking about that question there's a couple answers, she was struck in the hearts of the chicago authorities and she delighted at that. they lived a life of what i can tell the bruzual list. they were very devoted to each other, very fashionable, they liked to dress well. he dyed his hair black so that he would stay youthful looking. they were both very vain so just think of her as a terrorist, someone who would actually cause violence or use violence herself but she and albert did hope that the authorities would be terrorized by this. >> it may be time to take some questions if anyone has any. there's microphones there if you want to feel free to come ask questions about this amazing chicago. >> the arc from lucy to the mailing controversy, is that progress or is that -- >> much harsher measures were necessary. she would say how much good has this done. in the reformrosts she wanted to get into the mix of things while they a

the success of the erie canal lead people in washington to propose the idea of the chesapeake and ohio canal, which would leave baltimore out of the loop. a bunch of businesses were very familiar with what was going on in england at the time, where railroading began about 15 years earlier. so they went to england. they explored the idea of building a railroad here. and they decided that it was going to be the best way to go. so the baltimore and ohio was incorporated in 1827. the intent was to take it from baltimore to the ohio river, a journey of 382 miles. it took the b&o 25 years to complete at a cost of approximately 14 million dollars. it was a big feet. an historian called it the 19th century equivalent of the moonshot, and he wasn't kidding, when you think about what they had to overcome. steep grades, the allegheny mountains, untried technology, really when you think about everything that is involved with it, it was quite a feat. the locomotive behind me was built in 1927, and it mimics the tom thumb, the first steam engine used in the united states. is showing these cars durin

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the chesapeake in general. but that was not her claim. her claim was that she was mexican and texas indian. that she had been born in texas and was part of this mexican and union community. >> so was lucy a terrorist? >> well, you know, i was thinking about that question, and i think there are a couple of answers. one is she struck terror in the hears of the chicago authorities. and she delighted at that. she and albert lived a life of, from what i can tell, of bourgeois bliss. they were very domestic, they were very devoted to each other. she was very fashionable. they both liked to dress well. he died his hair black so he would stay youthful looking. they were both very vain. so to think of her as a terrorist, as someone who would actually cause violence or use violence herself, no. but she and al berth did -- she and albert did hope that the authorities would be terrorized by them. >> so it may be time to take some questions if aone h any. there's a microphone there if you want it. feel free to, you know, come ask questions about this

sometimes in the chesapeake right here. sometimes right off the atlantic coast through the 1960s and 1970s ready to receive the president if he was evacuated by helicopter from washington. staffed with nuclear war officers able to sort of carry out war at sea for months on end. >> i'm very glad to hear about this. because it sounded like something the air force got to do. but this is a navy town. >> yes. so navy h its role. the air force had a plane -- actually there with four of them known as the knight watch planes. the president's doom day planes converted 747s. the most expensive plane that the aircraft runs are these massive airborne command posts that the president would use for nuclear war. one of these planes, as you said, as we were sitting here saturday in april 2018, one of these planes is sitting on a runway at the air force base. it is fully staffed. its engines are turning. it could take off in less than 12 minutes and be airborne to rendezvous with the president wherever he is and lead war from the sky for th

your picks were amgen and dropbox and chesapeake congratulations, 29%. >> it's a long season and i fumbledgoal line last year, no fun being the pace car all season so i'm going to play this quarter by quarter but it's good to be here and i do think energy and chesapeake my pick last year, which was valiant, this is a balance sheet reparation story. >> mr. wonderful is in third i know you're wondering. >> always have to watch where he is know your enemies and know where they sit. >> good to see you >> tim see more. >> the president pulling punches in the trade battle with china but could a left hook still be coming a bold call on amazon. one analysts raises the price target to $1900 a share. he will join s to make his case ahead. what do advisors look for in an etf? i tell clients, etfs can follow an index, but which ones target your goals? it's not about quantity. it's about quality. no trendy stuff. i want etfs backed by research. is it built for the long-term? my reputation depends on it. flexshares etfs are designed and managed around investor objectives. so you can advise with confiden

that when they were operating and the trip chesapeake bay that slaves there were being liberated and many of them were being joined with the british. now you're saying that they're joining with inter- jackson and new orleans. which run is right. we begin our special feature. we learn about the history of the texas multiracial democratic coalition. the book is called blue texas. essentially the book draws back the curtain on the story of another texas. it's is not the texas a big hair and cowboy conservatism they often associate with the state but rather a history in which it's a is a hotbed of liberal political organizing. some trade unionism and above all the story i tell is how activists from different groups slowly came together and built at alliance and a coalition for both civil rights and labor rates. there are four legs as a collet on the democratic coalition. they are mexican-americans which are most liberal factions of america and the most liberal faction. the most liberal ring of the organized labor which becomes the umbrella of the federation. in a the group of white liber

they have already bdn spot in chesapeake beach, maryland. you're asked take a close up photo and take not of where the crab was found and freez it or preserve t crab in rubb alcohol and then contact the smithsonia environmental research center. weave more information on our web site. remember that's fox5dc.com. still ahead tonight a stop sign thief tries to make things rights. sign thief tries to make things rights. apology decades in the making. a person behind stop sign theft with letter and $50. fox'soh j france tplains person that wrote thater lettlaimed to steal a stop sign from midvl. most liningly in the 1940s. now decades later he or she is owning up to that mistake. >> i'm enclosing this $50 bill to pay for a stop sign i took many years agohen i was a thoughtless teenager. >> in a day and age handwritten letters are more a rare. >> i please use the money for a stop sign. >> the mayor was surprised by a letter addressed to public works. >> it hit our heart and soul. >> writer who place aid csp $50 in the env be nearly 90 years old no

chesapeake d the water has a reputation of being dirty and polluted.he first timen over a decade, the health of e bay is impring. news 4's derrick ward explains why things are looking up. >> reporter: the univerity of maryland center for environmental science which orissues a r card on the bay has given its first passing grade since they've been tracking its hedeth. >> the g once again is a c overall for the bay. >> okay. so a great of c. might not make students beam with joy, but considering what conditions in the bay have been, it's safe to say it's on the mend. even more encouraging or the growing fish populations. they get a grade of a plus. chalk it up t serious commitment for the environment over the past f decades. >> the clean air act pushed us to get calytic converters on our cars and smokestack scrubbers on our power plants. so we're seeing let'sn nitro in the atmosphere falling into the bay and the watershed. >> reporter: there are sige on urface and below that show things are improving., wildliea grass, even mussels that filter the water na

guy who hit them was an illegal immigrant who already had a dui and was basically released from chesapeakeh no punishment. he needed an interpreter. he had a fake florida i.d. driver's seasons and fake driver's tags on his car. he admitted later that in order to get a job, he had to go to the cartel and buy those things. we have i.d. card cartels in virginia. so i didn't find out about it until the trial, but he had many opportunities to be deported. o'reilly said hey, these people are sanctuary people. he was right. i think virginia beach has changed their postures now to take them off of the sanctuary posture. i think they do call ice now. they do try to communicate. >> neil: but it's happened. your girl is gone. >> that's right. >> neil: i want to follow up with you, juan. yours is particularly horrific. your girl was raped and stabbed, chok choked. body thrown into a field. what was behind it? >> after the man did this, he dropped -- threw her nude body in an artichoke field in casterville, california, monterey county. he took off to mexico. she came back a little later and tried to ki

charles would have an event on his place on the chesapeake.ld all take a little bit of the declaration of independence and read them as if we were founders. the work of an amazing mind. >> sandra: our thoughts are with charles. thank you for joining us. "outnumbered" back on monday. i'll see you at 9:00 on monday. harris? >> harris: fox news alert. the big leak bombshell rocking washington, d.c., as we go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. former security director for the intelligence committee indicted for allegedly lying to the f.b.i. in the leak investigation. james wolf accused of sharing information with reporters about the committee matters including details about the trump campaign adviser carter page. yesterday, the "new york times" revealed the feds had seized years worth of e-mail and phone records related to a times reporter who had a romantic relationship with wolf. wolf denies chairing classify -- denies sharing any

news 4 meagan fitzgerald has more now from the chesapeake. >> reporter: boating officials willell you if you're going out on the water, there's two easy things to do to save your life. one is wear a life vest and the other is have this whistle attached to the life vest so if you go overboard you'll be able to signal f hp. these 24 easy tips that could be the difference between life and death. maryland natural resources police areonstantly monitoring the waterways makg sure boaters have life jacketsn board. but despite their efforts, it's been a deadly season. captain say so far nine boaters have died this year. >> in 2015 we -- at this point in time in 2018 we are already ahead of the pace that we were on in 2015. >> reporter: the latest deaths were this weekend in charles county. therbodies of two brofrom silver spring were found near cobsld. the two men were fishing saturday night. investigators are still trying to figure out how these brotheri ed. take a look at this sign. this is what they call a day rker. they believe these brothers ran into this hole. they went overboard and wer

of queen's ne county went overboard in the chesapeake bay yesrday afternoon. no word on how he ended up in e water but we know he was last seen on board his 40-foot cabin cruiser near popular poplr island. skyfox was over the scene as between kent island andwe're harrington hbor south. >> a disturbing crime caught on camera. a man touches aoman from behind ans they walks dow the street. annie yu isor following this y for us. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. this video is quite shocking. the assault happened inhe middle of a busy street during the heart of morning rush hour. take a closere. look cameras were rolling as the man follows a woman along n hampshire avenue near 22nd street that's in northwest. this was back on june 13th at 8:00 a.m. in thean morning and yo see cameras then capture the man lifting her skirt d police say he fondled her. d.c. police areki now loo for that man. d look at y screen here. it's unclear if this case is connected to several other report the sexual assaults in the dupont circle georgetown neighborhoods. if you can help

but you know the chesapeake bay area. there are lots of hunters around, an used a long gun. lou: they acknowledged it was a shotgun. juan: with big city shootings you are talking usually about handguns. i don't know if this young man had a grudge against the newspaper and got a relative's firearm. lou: the acting chief police said he was carrying out a vendetta against the news paper. is he mentally ill? we are now more than five hours away from the incident. it's just a stunning, stunning dearth of information and knowledge of facts here. juan: i heard you say you like the truth, but you want it to be speedier. lou: i'm an old police and fire reporter from many years ago. i have seen this beat up close and personal. what i don't understand is a recalcitrant, reluctant law enforcement agency when they are dealing with it. i understand the pressure and politics and social media and the days in which i'm listening to a scanner. the fact of the matter is, they should be faster. they have better technology, better communications, and it's like they are afraid to make a mistake.

so you see it's a slam dunk for all of these energy stocks, chesapeake, conocophillips, apache, noblelling. the guys who extract it, and i'm quite sure the integrated oils like exxonmobil and chevron having a nice day. speaking of slam dunks, it's a slam dunk for nike investors, surging at this hour. these shares are at their best in years. best day in years. currently the best performer in the dow adding 60 points to the blue chip index for a gain of 11.5% for nike. it's now just below $80 a share. this after the sports retailer not only reported a big sales rebound in north america, but forecast strong growth in the year ahead. nike's also the top gainer in the dow so far for 2018. so as we look at this market rally right now, the president attributes a booming economy to tax reform. president trump earlier in a speech at the white house celebrating the six month anniversary of the tax cuts which he signed into law in december of 2017. the irs rolling out a new postcard-sized filing form seen here on your screen. the new postcard-sized 1040 form is designed to simplify and expedite

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maryland natural resource police say the boater went overboard in the chesapeake bay yesterday afternoon was over the sce no word onow that boat ended up overturne the water. >> straight ahead, we are following two breaking news stories from overseas. a plane crashes in a busy city in india and more than a dozen are dead following a massive fire in africa. we'll have the vy latest. >> plus, paris jacioon's emotl tribute to her and grandfatftr just houer he passed away. we're back with that in s just 30econds. >> ♪ >> breaking news overnight. at least 15 people are dead following a massive fire in kenya an a outdoor market. as many as 70's others were hurt. rescuers fea the death toll could rise as the search for more bodies in the rubble. the fire s of the market that sells w and clothes. no word yet on what caused that fire. >>> and we also have breaking news overnht in india. a plane crashed in a busy area it's unclear how many people were on board that pla but last check, at least five people were feared dead. the pne reportedly crashed near a multistory building .which was under cons

but you know the chesapeake bay area. there are lots of hunters around, an used a long gun. lou: they acknowledged it was a shotgun. juan: with big city shootings you are talking usually about handguns. i don't know if this young man had a grudge against the newspaper and got a relative's firearm. lou: the acting chief police said he was carrying out a vendetta against the news paper. is he mentally ill? we are now more than five hours away from the incident. it's just a stunning, stunning dearth of information and knowledge of facts here. juan: i heard you say you like the truth, but you want it to be speedier. lou: i'm an old police and fire reporter from many years ago. i have seen this beat up close and personal. what i don't understand is a recalcitrant, reluctant law enforcement agency when they are dealing with it. i understand the pressure and politics and social media and the days in which i'm listening to a scanner. the fact of the matter is, they should be faster. they have better technology, better communications, and it's like they are afraid to make a mistake.

you throw in holiday weekend with people going to the delaware and maryland resorts across the chesapeake bay bridge, the eastern shore, has to be gridlocked. the best advice is stay where you are. don't move until this picture becomes clearer. that's it, neil. four victims. whether they're dead or alive, we don't know. authorities are still casing out the area in search of planted bombs or other gunmen. we have no idea what the motivation is, whether it's a disgruntled employees, a terrorist, somebody that had a bad article written about them or somebody that has taken ahold of the tensions and divisions racking this country and acting out, we don't know. neil? >> neil: thank you. the paper in question, the capital gazette is owned by the baltimore sun. comes at a time when some of the reporters on the scene, including you one that you just heard about tweeting in the scene going on around him. the university medical center confirmed they have one patient. there's no word on condition. the fbi's field office in baltimore has responded to the scene and the governor has put out a tweet say

name, and eog, three names i think you could work with, and for a high beta pay, you could look at chesapeake >> let's get more on the move in oil and bring in brian sullivan at a big oil and gas conference in washington. great to have you on a day like today when we're seeing wti and brant catch a bid midsession what's the talk there and are you hearing anything about this pressuring of allies to dial back iranian oil purchases to zero >> we are hearing that as well in fact, just up the escalator to my right is secretary perry, energy secretary rick perry is literally up that. we had a few moments with him off camera earlier today we also got comments from the russian oil minister they're all in a room with a number of other member countries and companies. conoco phillips ceo is in that room, representatives from chevron and exxonmobil it's an interesting move in the price of crude oil we got headlines earlier today the saudis were going to raise their production to a record 10.8 million barrels russia is going to raise its production by about 200,000 barrels as well. we confirmed that about

. >> juan: obviously you're right there on the chesapeake bay. you are talking at there are lots of people who are hunters. ducks, dear. we know this young man was using a long gun. so the question comes to my min mind, is this a case where gun control would not have made a difference in a community where lots of people have long guns in their home. >> well, you know. not to get too speculative about it, juan, there are many people of weapons and many, many people across the country of weapons that use them responsibly, go through training and use them for sport. to draw the connection right now i think would be to me a little mischaracterization of what's happened here at or wouldn't be proper. i think the fact that people may have weapons or could get one from someone because they are in an area where people use them for supporting, access to it may lead to how we as his weapon, whether he purchased it, still wet or >> one inning that strikes me. it's like the dog that didn't bark. we are not on the scene of his home or a relative or friend or

charles would have me out to his summer home on the chesapeake bay. was something very special about it. it wasn't just hot dogs and cokes. charles would have us read from the declaration of independence. all of us would read a passage. and i got to tell you nothing as emotional of patriotism. different political. he was a speech writer for walter mondale. he worked for the carter administration. that's how he came to d.c. he had worked for the left leaning new republic magazine before writing for the "the washington post." this incredible group of people attracted to charles as a fine intellect but also as robin's husband. daniel's dad, someone who loved movies and loved the nationals, the baseball team in d.c. most of all someone who loved america. you might think oh, gosh, juan, had you to go through. this no, it was absolute joy. hey, this is amazing. here we are, like the founding fathers and mothers in this case because everybody was reading reciting the declaration of independence to each other. it was so glorious, john. what a wonderful man he

journalism on the ground there at the maryland state house and around annapolis and the region, the chesapeake bay area. this is a special newspaper. and it's a moment that i think so many journalists have feared for a long time regardless of whether this newsroom targeted or not, this is a fear on many journalists' minds and worth noting right now seen stepped up security at "the baltimore sun" and other cities, as well. nypd some teams deployed outside buildings of newsrooms in new york city this afternoon. >> let's read some of the tweets. one journalist phil davis covering business politics and crime for the "capital gazette" this local newspaper in annapolis anne arundel county tweeting shortly after the incident. 3:41 p.m. i'll tweet what i can while i wait to be interviewed by police a. single shooter shot multiple people at my office. some of whom are dead. gunman shot through the glass door of the office and opened fire on multiple employees. cannot say much more. don't want to declare anyone dead but it's bad. 3:46 p.m., nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot w

maryland, all of you are not just in the nation's capital right now, you're in the heart of the chesapeakeay watershed and the prese of our beauty, the natural resources, means we need to find bipartisan solutions. the opportunity to learn from so many other countries and to be with states that were united in the effort to reduce greenhouse gasses and increase resiliency and learn and work with the business community and the ngos, made us very excited in maryland and looking forward to take next steps and follow through with policies and actions in maryland. think globally, act locally, and invest locally in maryland. all of you. >> or in virginia. >> yeah. in the watershed, that's right. well -- >> going on here. >> exactly. it's not unusual. so i think, you know, ben, viously, set u a really great conversation about the things that the states are doing. i think a lot of people would recognize that most of the climate action or a lot of the climate action that was taking place in the united states was happening at the state level preparis agreement and, you know, the work that we're doing

>> chesapeake, virginia. >> doing a world tour? >> yeah. >> where else are you going?ou have a great time. thanks for the cookies. we appreciate that. let's show you what we have going on your weather for today." oppressive heat through the gulf. fire danger along the southwest. strong storms in the mississippi river rvalley. for tomorrow, heat building in the midsection of the country. eastern third of the country, looking a little on the damp side. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. a lot of the clouds staying in bay today and san francisco will reach up to 65 degrees. just a little bit warmer for the inland areas with livermore reaching 87 degrees and 83 in san jose. our inland forecast keeps that sunshine slightly cooler tomorrow but then the warming trend begins and it's going to be very hot on saturday with highs up to 98 degrees and for san francisco expect the temperatures this weekend to warm up to 78. >> that's your latest weather. i have to feed my cameraman, jimmy. all right. let's head back inside to hoda. >> all right, al. thank you so much. >

maryland, all of you are not just in the nation's capital right now, you're in the heart of the chesapeake bay water shed, and the preservation of our beauty, our natural resources means we need to find bipartisan solutions. so the opportunity to learn from so many other countries and to be with states that were united in the effort too reduce greenhouse gasses and increase resiliency and learn and work within the business community and the ngos made us very excited in maryland and looking forward to taking next steps and followthrough with policies and actions in maryland. think globally, act locally and invest locally in maryland. all of you. >> or in virginia. ha >> and the water shed. >> and the water shed, exactly. that's not unusual. i think, ben, obviously set up a great conversation about what the states are doing. i think a lot of people would recognize that most of the climate action or avl lot of th climate action that was taking place at the paris climate level, and the work we're doing through a variety tof collaborations of whether we are still in, the climate alliance, the c