the fund is running out of mone$ paying out5 billion with 21,000 claims still outstanding. i was compensated but others are sick and dying from eir exposure will not be complicated. >> reporter: lewislvarez was there. his cancer has spread throughout his body. he's fighting for those still waiting for help. >> you made me come down here the day before my 69th round of chemo. i am going to make sure and i will never forget to take care of the 9/11 first responders. >> reporter: stewart pointing to dozens of empty chairs. accusing lawmakers ot making this a priority. >> your indifference caused these men and women their most valuable commodity. >> time. >> blayne is with us right now. a lot of emotions in that room today. can you tell us wln there wil be movement? >> lester, lawmakers are hoping to advance this out of the committee sometimes tomorrow. if it passes, it would fund payments until the year 2090. one other thing of all the empty chairs today, that room was set up for a full committee which was why there were so many empty seats. >>> thank you. david ortiz's condit

it's going to be here during our moning commute as well. we'll talk about ho long lasts tomorrow and the threat of thunderstorms, too. see you back here in just a minute. >>> and another check right now of that breaking news on the beltway. a slow ride tonight in montgomerycounty. >> a tractor-trailer near old georgetown road. all lanes of the outer loop are shut down here and the backups aralpretty long ady. we hope this will clear up by the morning commute, but be sure to watch >>> well, did you catch a glimpse of this rare sight today? a flyover by two f-35 fighter jets directly above downtown d.c. th includes the white house. it got a lot of youta lking on social media and calli news4 wondering what was going on in what's usually restricted air space. was not an emergency, folks. this was a demonstration for the polish president who was visiting president trump. >> pola is set to buy 32 of these jets, so president trump wanted to show them off. flyovers, of course, have been extremely limited since the terrorist attacks of september 11.

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advocates say the plan would stimulate economic growth and critics argue there are better uses for federal mone >>> the boy scouts of america are finding ways to make new members aware of child sexual abuse and this comes as there has been a decline in abuse in the organization in the past 50 years. >>>>reporter: the boy scouts of america taking steps to prevent sex abuse, announcing a new awareness program that uses the power of animation aiming it teaching children how to identify potential abusive behavior and how to deal with it. there is cartoon style videos been provided to 1.2 million cub scouts across the us after vetting them with cub scout age children and their parents, however, health experts say showing the video to the kids is not effective enough. >> it is really important to have a live dialogue with the children by a trained professional who can think about who those specific children are.>> boy scout videos in the past featured real people but this time the organization's initiative showed a series of six animated videos targeting children from kindergarten to sixth right in e

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mone experts recommend a go slow approach. >> my advice is if you get an offer to use libra, proceedh caution. let other users be the guinea pigs. >> so for extra security, facebook says that it will not manage th newfinancial system if that makes you feel better, wendy. instead, it is launchi a subsidiary to do that. and it is promising, quote, strong protections to keep your money and your informationsafe. the new digicul rrency is expectedo launch sometime in the next 6 to 12 months and facebook says that its goal really is to make sending money around the world s easy aust sending a photo. >> i don't like it. >> but what is the advantage to the user? if it is your money to begin with. >> just more convenient. >> so if you want to send to your son thailand, just boom. >> so like buying tokens at the car wash. >> but it is not using bitcoins. it is where the world is going. verything will be on this. >> when you do it, we'll do it. >> i feel like one of those old people back in the day, i'm just not doing anything. no to everything. >> eventually it will just become second nature t

st of the rain this morning and no severe weather before lunch time but most of the rain this moning will be in northern maryland, western maryland, and into the mountains of west virginia. showers near romney, west virginia and heading towards hagerstown. a quick warm-up near 90. 1:30 storms possible. winchester moving towards the leesburg area. i think our chances for severe weather around the city peak somewhere between 3:00 and 5:00 this afternoon. earlier this normal. then severe storm possibilities mover down into parts of southern maryland and fredericksburg about:00 and things dry out 8:00 or 9:00 this evening and relatively quiet weather thereafter. tomorrow another big rain chance. i think we can take the rain out of the alert for your friday plans, melissa. >> i like that. that is good. >>> first 4 traffic. chopper 4 over this ieroop near new hampshire avenue. a big delay because of this earlierfitractor-trailer . right now, only two left lanes are getting by. the bilkup has b quickly. another look different vantage point showing you what is happening. chopper 4 above that

. >> first, good moneing, everyo. i'm amelia draper. >> -- i'm aaron gilchst. i'm yang.nt to begin with a check on the forecast and commute. melissa mollet is standing by with first 4 .traffic >> first 4 meteorologist amelia draper is in for chuck this morning. that radar is lit up. >>> yeah. stepping out, you want to grab the umbrella. tracking rain still ngimpangti most of -- impacting most of the area. good news, seeing drying in most of fauquier county now. however, the d.c. metro area continues to deal with rain and then asf to the e into anne arundel, northern prince george's county, areas of moderate rain. this first wave will continue to impact the area until about 7:00, 8:00 a.m. this morning. it's cooled down. notice the rain back into west virginia. this moved through during the afternoon and early evening hours touching off showers and thunderstoron. some cube he strong to severe side. we're at 65. continuing to track showers for most of us until 7:00, 8:00 a.m. just a chanc for isolated showers at 9:00 a.m. by00

what has to be done before anyone sees the mone >> libby schaaf steps back into the nash fight over immigrationresident is finding support in marin county. today's caravan celebrating his re-election valley. >> what would be the first in the nation ban on e-cigarettes in your going to hear from both sides of this issue. >> and the ghost ship warehouse fire, a key witness apologizes and all but admits he lied toe o police. >> going down in frisco, man. a big fire. >> big fire is right. a blast of flames in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood not far from where the warriors new chase center is under construction. i'm dan ashley. i'm ab ns reporter kate larson joins us live from spark social, a food truck farc at fourth street. >> scary moments in the past hour or so, right? >> absolutely. because there were 508 people here at sparks social. you can see sheds behind my shoulder that burned about an hour ago. take a look. you can see the san francisco fire department is still on scene here. we've also got some cell phone video shortly after the fire broke out around 4:00. black smoke filled th

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wh at mone. johnson says he's played the same numbers for the past few years.une he will get $158 million lump sum after state and federal taxes. >> i love this quote. "i hope it don't change me a lot, i'm going to try not to change my life." what a guy. he said he's still going to wear jeans, he doesn't want a new pair of jeans. i think he can afford a pair. >> he can probably afford a couple pairs. you like that quote so much? >> i like that. >> why do you like that quote so much? >> i think a hundred mill might switch things up a little bit. you might have some new friends. >> he might start wearing some really new jeans? >> apparently not. new friends though for sure. old jeans. >> he wants to be comfortable while he's spending a couple million. >> i'm wearing sweaties if i got a hundred mill, i'm wearing sweaties. >>> coming up, the little schoolhouse that's graduating just one, just one student, but attracting a big-name talent to give the commencement speech. >>> plus ahead of game three of the nba finals what steph curry is doing to say thank you to the

it's pretty clear that even on days when the market's not really holding so well here today, we'vegot mone being committed. i mean, the dow was up triple digits >> can i push back for one second on what joe was saying? quality with beta, what's wrong with that trade? i don't understand there are quality names out there that do have beta so i still see those as the great opportunities and by the way, we always talk about this when you get those pushes to the downside -- >> what's a quality name with a lot of beta. >> facebook. facebook that's at a pretty high beta >> 1.31. >> i love that name and i look at the quality look at the cash flows and look at where there are different verticals are right now. that is a name that i would say is quality and the more regulations that go at facebook, how much does that make them that much better of a moat around what they've created. >> does it bother you that the company has basically gone nowhere in the last 12 months. >> yeah but that's not the way i view things, joe and i know today there's some, you know, we've got somebody, one of the analysts o

we've spent so much mone money that's coming out of every one of our pockets.at money th should be goingities here at home. meeting the needs of people here at home. we are no better off in afghanistan today than we were when this war began. , is is why it's so important to have a presidentmmander in chief, who knows the cost of the war and who's ready to do the job on day one. i am ready to do that job when t walk ithe oval office. thank you very much. o >> i'm going tgo down the line. i'm going to go down the line -- i'm going to go down the line here.u ow what, you felt like she was responding to you. you get 30 seconds. >> very good man. >> fair enough. >> areciate that. >> i hear what you're saying. >>'t would just say -- i don want to be engaged. i wish we were spending all this money in places that i represented that have been completely forgotten and we were rebuilding. but e reality of it is that the united states doesn't engage, the taliban will grow. and they will have bigge bolder, terrorist acts. we have got to have some presence there -- >> the taliban was there long before

i mean, i was this half black, half is a mone samoan 27d wrestler. have to be a certain way. tough drop some weight. you have got to be somebody different. have you got to stop working out. stop doing the things i love. stop calling yourself "the rock" what? i made a choice. the choice was i wasn't going to conform to hollywood. hollywood was going to conform to me. [cheers and applause] ainsley: that's awesome. be authentic. be who you are. steve: that was the rock last night at the mtv award he accepted the generation award. he made it very clear when he first got to hollywood he didn't fit in. he wasn't the movie star type. he was miserable. he decided just to be himself. listen to this other sound bite where he talks about one quote that has guided him through life. >> there is another side to being your authenticself, your trueself. that's the side that the magic is on. that's the side that's gold. while yes it's important to be yourself. you have to recognize the joy and the responsibility of bringing everybody with you. [cheers and applause] w

in washington so should investors be worried ryan white is global head of internet and software at monesis with granite investment partners and the rest of the market seems to be thinking what you all are talking about right now, that there's no worries if it comes to this. brian, you say you've been telling people you've been watching this for a long time, you're not surprised, but it's not a huge threat. >> i don't think it's a huge threat i do look at this group, and i think there is a reason for increased regulation i do think there is the possibility for breakup. and when i look at the companies most at risk, it's facebook and google, which if they were ever broken up, their stock prices in my view would be much, much higher. >> that's what i mean, you think even if they're broken up, valuation goes up from here. i don't understand that. >> yeah, it's very difficult to dig into some of these businesses where numbers aren't given out, whether it's youtube or waymo over at google or, you know, some of the businesses, whatsapp or instagram over at facebook, and how they're monetizing t