aain, not too badthe pool. here's future weather, though. 8:30 this morning.hat's lwhere we'reoking at more scattered showers moving through the district. parts of maryland, northern virgriia, and then cl out through the afternoon hours, but take a look at what is going to happen witra our temres. i mentioned we have a really big heat coming -- a really big stretch, i should say. 87. that's our normal high. today a little above that, but then we go into the weekend. we're going to be in the mid to upper 90s saturday and sunday. with the humidity, though, it's going to el around100 degrees or even hotter for many of these areas. as we go through your weekend, look at this. the heat index soaring above 100. especially sunday, and even monday. for fourth of july, though, we hate to say it, but tire's to be a chance of showers around. we'll take a closer look. chuck is back in a few minutes. that's coming up. >> thank you, sheena. >>> amazon is launching a new program thll make it easier to receive your next package. here's how it is going to work. companies will

by the close, the dow had aain of 285 points midday but by the close it was downth much mor that. a loss of 165 points t 24,117. the nasdaq was down 116. at where the technology stocks live and the s&p 500 fell by 23. bob pisani has more on today's topsy today. >> reporter: the rally fizzled out with 350 points trading range. traders having a tough time making sensef why i call the yo yo stock market. the white house backing off s of those harsh measures to restrict chinese investments in the u.s. the reality is, trade issues and a potential trade war are f from over. tech stocks wasted no time rolling over, so semi-conductor names that would be -- utilities, consumer staples, they all closed higher. bank stocks haven't budged. that a record. goldman sachs, morgan stanley they're down 20% fl their recent highs. they're in bear market territory. these banks are getting hammered by fears of a flattening curve.y enid provide some relief today. oil is over $72. oil is a much smaller sector than banks and technology. we're coming u on the end of the month and of course the end of the s

. >> you look at that and construction growth is aain everywhere you go, but once it's done everyone forgets about what happened in the past. >> this is set to be complete in 2022. these buildings are going to come down over the next few gdays, but what'sng to come next? 4,000 new employees not to a mentio the traffic from the hotel. that's got some people saying what's it going to mean for traffic that's already here? we'll talk about coming up. right now we're live in bethesda. back to you. >> incredible to think that their story begins with a beer stand and this is where they are today. amazing. derrick, thank you. >> small acorns, tiges grow. >> that's right. >>> let's go live outside our studios here in northwest d.c. we are grilling out to kick off the start of ifsummer. you've been wondering where jim has been the last few minutes, we found him. i think it's safe to say he's not a great cook, but the man can eat, so we've got him outside. >> i can put it away. i think peoplenow my reputation around here. i did not eat a bite all day because i knewerek was coming. we are cuttin

front is coming through and we areok ing at generally sunny conditns and a nice quiet rternoon and aainree afternoon. in fact, not only i willt be rain free today but rain freeriy weekend. dads we're going to have a perfect sunday. >> good for the dads. >> a good breeze with winds out of the north and west at 5 15. we'll look at our zip trip weather and ouray h -- just said it -- holiday weekd coming up. >> that's okay. never too much. thank you. >> see you at 6:1 hi erin. good morning. >> good morning.ee 6:07. we'rping our eyes on the roads and take a look at this crash blocking the shoulder in the process of s clearinome heavy volume on the outer loop. still lingering past central avenue.touch of a rubberneck den the inner loop. aside from that traffic is once again moving, all lanes have reopened southern avenue at wheeler road. we hadrl some ear police activity causing a closure there. a nd northbound unfortunately turning into a parking lot through dale city, dale city to the beltway, 30 minuteide. express lanes looking really nice on the southbound side, quiet. edwe'll keep you up

. >> aain, i keep mentioning iran. that's why these are all interlinked, because if the u.s. is not willing to go after chinese banks for what in my view is blatant vioon o u.s. law, what convinces us that this administration is going to go after european banks and others that might be doing that for iran sanctions violations? and so, i think these are all interlinked, and so, from my perspective, you know, we can do a score card, but i would say, if we're going back to max pressure and the first thing out of there is not going after chinese networks or chinese banks, that could wind up harming the administration's policy both on iran and on north korea. >> you know, something that i find something interesting here listening to you speak is there seems to be kind of a reversal of political roles among the north korea analysts, i know, traditional democrats, liberals, lefties,ith w the conservatives are very skeptical. do you think that you have reversed roles, i think i heard you praise bill clinton. >> just for being grumpy, uncomfortablybly grumpy. ve 20 years of traininthg