anna maria gonzalez. george's research partner, the co-worker by his side as he checked into the e.r. a fellow workaholic anna knew the details of george's life at the hospital. >> how often were they together? working? >> seemed like all the time. i mean they traveled together. they worked either in his office or her office. they were on the phone. >> reporter: dr. gonzalez born in colombia, a fast rising star in breast cancer medicine. her research garnered international attention. the susan g. koemen foundation. >> i feel she hold the cure for women in the world. >> dr. gonzalez was nothing short of a miracle worker. >> she has this compassionate, understanding abut ing aing about the disease and the women she treats. >> reporter: dr. gonzalez treated treated nadine ikeman. >> did she put you at ease? >> she absolutely did. she is really small of stature. but she is feisty. and she said we are going to go after this. and i said yep. you and i are going to get along just fine. we have. >> reporter: anna

anna: the u.k. goes to the ballot box today to vote in the general election. 650 mps will be elected as voters get the chance to decide the makeup of the next parliament. around 50,000 polling stations across britain will be around london -- around the u.k.. a reminder from 6:00 tomorrow. guy: 12 hours of breaking news market reaction and analysis from westminster. the city and europe tracking the outcome of the u.k. general election. anna: let's talk about the earnings story. earlier this morning we got full-year numbers from bt. they sound up the for future growth. here is caroline hyde. what were the takeaways? caroline: digging into the numbers before we talk about the mega acquisition without the mobile company it is dying, it is already driving up profits some 3%. they were beating analyst expectations, we see that 121,000 people were added to their broadband customer base. it used to be a former telephone monopoly. now it is the biggest provider on the internet. 120,000 new customers is the e

i'm anna edwards. david cameron is set to remain prime minister of the united kingdom after the general election according to exit polls. we will be live in downing street. labour hammering in scotland as nationalists surge. the snp is on track to become the third largest party in parliament. we are live in glasgow. sterling rallies against all major counterparts and surges to a six-year high against the euro. we bring you the latest market reaction. now let's get some details behind those stories. david cameron is set to stay in downing street as the prime minister of the u.k. exit polls show conservatives will head with either a minority or a working majority vote. >> this is clearly a very strong night for the conservative party. i think we've had a positive response to a positive campaign about safeguarding our economy and creating jobs. above all, a plan for the next five years. those who do the best should find the system on their side. anna: the labour party has failed to gain key seats in engla

anna: manus, thank you very much. not only do we get a conservative government, but we got a whole lot less uncertainty. guy: some would argue more uncertainty potentially further down the road with what happened in scotland and the eu. let's go to hsbc. david bloom, give us your reaction. david: we saw the exit polls slamming once again. to-three elections in a row. -- 2-3 elections in a row. we have an eu referendum. the political uncertainty will nag. cable is up, no problem with that, from here we have seen the bounds, now we are talking about payrolls. we have a majority conservative government. sterling is done for now. let's look at the payroll numbers. we have an eu referendum and that is poisonous for the currency. anna: you cannot change the subject so quickly. we get your point. what about the future of the u.k. what in your assessment does that look like for the pound? how should people exposed to the pound approach the next few years? david: you are right. we get a 10 billion service sector what are we go

anna was the reporter. anna: i talked to the interviewees, did the camera shots, and went with michael through the videography -- like use this shot, i like the facial expressions. host: was all of this, learning what shots to use, a first-time experience for you? anna: for me and katie, yes. michael: i grew up with that kind of stuff because my dad makes a lot of videos. he used his own business called "good times video," and would film events like weddings or some shows that we have at scafa . as i was growing up as a child i was surrounded by all of this equipment and things. it was something that i was naturally interested in. host: while we are talking about quitman, what equipment did you use for this project? michael: anna had a camera that was a very old camera. they wanted to use it because it was convenient for them and they were going to travel to do some interviews. when she gave it to me, i had the look and make sure that it worked. it was a tape, it was old. you don't really need the most high

anna: u.k.rime minister david cameron's administration is preparing new laws to punish illegal workers and step up duplication -- step up duplication -- step up deportation. mark: join the conversation on twitter. tell us what you are following today. manus: let's remind you of today's diary. preliminary index figures from markets. 8 a.m. london time. then it is over to germany at 8:30 a.m. and figures for the eurozone at 9 a.m. anna: coming up, the fed. stay with us on "countdown." ♪ mark: the federal reserve says it is unlikely to raise interest rates in june while leaving open the option of tightening later. let's discuss this and other key economic news with our guest who is a chief economist. good morning. june seems to be off the cards. does that make september the favorite? philip: we think september is the favor. -- favorite. june has been off the cards for a while. in the words of several fed reserve officials, the economic situation is murky. we haven't really emerged for them to start

anna: i am an edwards. -- on a edwards -- anna edwards. stay with us for the bloomberg exclusive with megaupload founder. mark: the markets moving in asia and stocks under pressure as the global selloff continues. we've seen $400 billion over the past three weeks. let's start off with the stock market. >> let's start off with the stock market. we're basically seeing a decline across the regional benchmark. in japan we are down 1% and the yen is a little bit stronger down 7/10 of 1%. one of the stories right now is asia with a very weak retail sales number in the u.s.. to some extent, investors started to book those profits in japan. australia was down because of the banks and the big mining stocks. that is up .5%. that market hasn't really done anything this week. the downtrend, maybe you could make up a little bit of a downtrend. let me show you what is happening in the for ex markets. they have been on a bit of a run. two days of sharp gains. we are up three days. just above these keep moving averages. look at the aussie-dollar. the rall

anna: vincenzo, thank you.ome a makeover for your's -- europe's most visited train station. ♪ >> the sidelines are not where you want to live your life. the world needs you in the arena . there are problems that need to be solved. injustices that need to be ended. people are still being persecuted. diseases still in need of cures. mark: tim cook speaking to college graduates at george washington university yesterday. manus: let's get you up to speed with some of the top stories on bloomberg at this hour. chancellor george osborne seeks to balance the books. that is according to "financial times." asking prices for london homes. concerns about a labor government for so-called mansion pact. london's finance minister continues to hire. job vacancies jumped by more than 14% in april. that is a slight increase from a month earlier. anna: just over an hour from the european trade. let's delve into the digital output. i have gone for a photo essay they are known as in the trade of rejuvenation work that is set to take

anna: breaking news.ancial conduct authority is going to begin a market study of competition in the investment banking sector. maybe a year from now, just under a year from now, they will study the bundling and cross subsidization of services. they will look at what they called a limited transparency provision of services. an update from the fca. manus: let's go to caroline con nan with the latest from paris. today is all about finance? caroline: it is climate finance state. we will hear from executives from the banking sector insurance sector, about how climate change poses a risk to the financial world. they are going to discuss how they can help. how they can see carbon eyes -- decarbonize their portfolios. in many companies have had pressure from shareholders in order to try and reduce these investments. we have had it things from the saudi arabia oil minister, who spoke on a panel yesterday with my colleague, francine lacqua. he said it even being the largest exporter of oil, they can do something in

anna: i'm anna edwards.ark: coming up today optimism about greece but britain is better off in the eu. mario draghi is his era. -- hero. >> i just assumed people would figure out how to keep greece part of the euro. that is not the problem to me. the problem is fundamental structural flaws in europe. i'm more concerned about what is going on admittedly, france, spain -- in italy, france, spain. mario draghi is a hero as far as i'm concerned. mark: stay with us for more on that interview. manus: first, let's get into the breaking numbers. caroline has the numbers. caroline: 13.5 billion danish krone. creeping higher than before. organic and operating profit up 46% because the russian ruble is doing much better. compared to this time last year, the russian ruble was down 15% but on quarter terms, it has been increasing and up some 13%. it is western europe and asia that is doing the heavy lifting at the moment. it is offsetting the weakness and russia. we are seeing a bit of an upturn in terms of the ruble but

anna: my dad used to work with the congressman. we were able to coordinate the interview based on where he was on a certain day. host: what was it like doing the interview? anna: it was just me. my dad had the camera. he would get a little over the shoulder shot. michael: i had to work my way through editing that will stop -- that. anna: it was really relaxed. a lot like a conversation. to hear his points of view. i could say, have you considered this? he would tell me what he thought about that. it was able -- interesting to be able to hear what he had to say. host: where were you when you got the video -- news this video had won the prize? >> we were in one of the rooms in our school and our principal and/or social studies teacher were there and when the phone came on when we heard that we were the grand prize winners, we were ecstatic. it was unbelievable. i cannot really put it into words how it felt to hear the words. first thing i did -- i cried. michael: i was kind of just like, ok. [laughter] host: were you surprised you ha

or just "anna." [ laughter ] >> seth: oh [ bleep ]. >> do you find yourself trying to please anna?ot. now, do i try to make her happy by doing a job that will satisfy and delight her? yes. sure. >> isn't that the definition of "please"? >> seth: on one side we have "measles." on the other side we have "justin bieber." and in the middle, we have "things we thought we'd gotten rid of." [ laughter ] no response anna? nothing? just gonna sit there with your sunglasses on? i have a question, did the sun rise in the studio or something? because you should throw some sun tan lotion on that nose of yours, anna. i'd hate for you to get a sunburn here in this dark studio. everyone, good morning. let's all put on our sunglasses, and we could be like anna wintour. >> are you done? >> seth: yes. so i put abraham lincoln in the lincoln, and then i put gerald ford in a volvo, but the volvo thing comes later in the sketch so i think it's a pretty funny switch. >> good. thank you, seth. you can go. >> you seem happy. >> seth: oh yeah. i mean, look, it's great when you get her approval. she pushes y

anna was the reporter. anna: i talked to the interviewees and did some camera shots. michael: i helped with that. anna: use that shot. i like the facial expressions. host: was this a first-time experience for you? anna: me and katie yes. katie: that was his field. michael: my dad makes a lot of videos. he used his own business. he used good time video. he filmed events like weddings or shows scapa. as i was growing up as a child i was surrounded by all of these equipments and things. it was something i was actually interested in. host: what kind of equipment did you use? michael: anna had a camera that was an old camera. they wanted to use it. it was convenient for them. there are going to travel to do some interviews. when she gave it to me, i looked. made sure it worked. it was tape. it was old. [laughter] you do not need the most high quality camera to do a video. host: a winning video, no less. [laughter] michael: another thing i realized is the camera alone isn't going to help in the interviews. you need a microphone. i was so frustrated with editing. sometimes i

>> anna is in the prime of her life doing what she loved. teaching art to children at camp. the camp is eight miles from yosemite on 160 acres of pristine land surrounded by huge trees. it was one of those trees, an 80 foot tall 300-year-old black oak that came crashing down on the morning of july 3rd 2013. the photos show where it fell. the amphitheater and fire circle known as downtown. this is where anna was eating her breakfast before campers headed outside. >> the only thing that saved the camp and the children there was timing. the timing was only two minutes. >> we have a tree down at the camp. approximately 20 injured. >> 911 calls flooded the phone lines, but they couldn't save anna. >> a lover of nature and life. >> her parents say as much as they mourn her loss they worry that other families could be at risk. it could have been many children. >> the sheriff investigated it and call it a freak accident. a cal osha report called it an act of nature. the camp sent an e-mail to parents saying a tree respond tapuously fell on the camp circle. the units reviewed thousan

anna: there are efforts on u.k.ia to warn people about this. >> the warnings are starting to get louder. this is what the london police are trying to crack down on. 16,000 fliers were handed out operation broadway task force. they're trying to raise public awareness for these scams and they are doing spot checks particularly in these service offices run by the likes of regis. do you got to fill out forms. you don't just let anyone move into our offices. they take it extremely seriously to ensure their estimates are bona fide. you need a photo and a proof of address but sometimes they get a little lax not just regis. we are seeing checks being done in westminster, canary wharf, hopefully raising awareness to stop 1.7 billion per year. anna: thank you. manus: let's shift gears and look at the luxury industry. we sat down with the protestant year. the fashion giant opens its new -- it's not going to happen, is it? it's early in the morning friday. we get excited. let's talk about the new exhibition space. >> everybody

anna kooiman is live. hey, anna. >> hey, elizabeth good morning to you. we are on the u.s. coast guard cutter spencer. we are going to be participating in the parade of ships coming up in just a bit for the 27th annual fleet week celebration. joined by the commanding officer of the ship. >> welcome to this great ship. >> what is fleet week for people who don't know? >> it's an opportunity for members of our armed services to come in and mingle with the

we have a clip here, anna kendrick in "pitch perfect 2." >> going in a booby trap.out of here. >> oh, okay you're just going to leave now? >> we all have to eventually, chloe. it might as well be now. >> hey beca. >> if you all knew what was good for you, you'd follow me. >> beca, the side! [ screaming ] >> oh, my god! >> oh no beca. beca. >> what the hell! i'm stuck. i'm stuck. i can't pull it. >> well, well, well. look who needs our help. >> not cool, guys. >> no, what's not cool is you taking out your frustrations on us. >> really, that's what you're going to say to me right now? help me! i'm dying, i'm dying. [ screaming ] >> we need to get her down. >> we need a ladder. >> no, we don't believe in ladders. they suggest a corporate hierarchy that is counter productive to my team building program. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we don't believe in ladders. [ cheers and applause ] it's so fun. congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "pitch perfect 2" this weekend you guys. now, we like to play games with people on our show every now and then. and i was just wonder

anna, it gets interesting now. anna: it does get interesting, doesn't it, guy?st day, the league is crisscrossing the country, trying get the last-minute swing votes to back their corner. many of those party leaders choosing to go to the constituency they dearly want to hold on to this time around, so places with a small majority perhaps. the polls don't really give us any clue as to who's going to win this thing. we've had a number of polls out overnight, none give us any clear direction, 33 34, 35 points to labour and the conservatives. that seems to be the sort of battleground that we're in at the moment, so very little to separate the major parties from each other. some of the spread betting businesses telling us they think that the conservatives, the torre party, will win more seats, and some of the computer models suggesting that as well. as we build to the last day of this election campaign, it's very doyle say who's going to win t. as we've been saying all along, the most uncertain election in a generation. we're just wait and see what happens after tomo

of course tropical storm anna is just spitting here. but around here, anna will give the on shore flow. winds are 60, this will be the 11:00 advisory. it's going to come on shore here by tomorrow morning near the south carolina border. over the land it will weaken some with that heat source as it will weaken more friction over the land and to head north here by monday afternoon. trying to get a little moisture with a sprinkle or a little drizzle in a few spots for tomorrow morning with more sun and also a view showers here or there. i wouldn't cancel any plans, but tomorrow there was hardly anything today. there's anna on monday morning, that we could see a couple of showers here and there and also not enough to warrant that yellow alert where on tuesday that they will need to track that front back here. tuesday could be hot if we don't get much activity behind the front. that's when the weather will really start to take a turn for the better. tonight in the upper 60s. 60s and the 70s. in the afternoon it will be low to mid-80s. the ave

anna: good morning. the last day of campaigning is tomorrow, 660 seats held in the house of commons. new and existing mps taking their seats in parliament. the polls don't give us any clues, so we have got popular still putting labor and conservatives on 34% each. perhaps the spread might give us more of an indication of what is happening -- both groups are forecasting that the conservative party will get more seats and many of the computer models are still forecasting that conservatives will get a few more seats. interesting to report -- some of the goings-on overnight. david cameron talking about declaring victory if he wins more seats than the labour party, not necessarily waiting to see if he can get a coalition together. gordon brown spoke and london yesterday -- spoke in london yesterday going to reignite this goddess party, and he said those remarks will hold the balance of power in westminster. gordon brown says it is just noise and westminster. we will see how it falls out. the last day of campa

anna: we are going back to the capital to meet mitch mcconnell. he is the majority senate later, which will be amazing. that makes me feel like as kentuckians, we can come together to be something special in one person. we are ecstatic. after that, we go back to the hotel and get ready to go back to lexington. host: a busy 24 hours. what do you plan to say to mitch mcconnell? michael: i think -- thank him for supporting us and we actually got a letter from him when we won and that was very personal and interesting, so he said he was proud to represent kentuckians like us and i think -- i will thank him for that. host: when you and i talked and recorded a short interview by phone to tell you had one come at the time i ask you if you had any plans for spending the prize money. it was too early for you just thought about it. have you thought about it? anna: i have. host: how much will you be getting? katie: each about $1600. i thought i will take $250 to $550 and donate to a couple of different charities. anna: i initially thought i would give some t

anna: i came a day early because i love washington. obviously, i went to the white house, the lincoln memorial, one of my favorite parts was the arlington national cemetery. the changing of the guards -- you see it on youtube, and then in person. i admired so much. host: what has today been like? you start out with a capital tour? michael: we did. we met at c-span first and went on a tour with someone from c-span, and walked around the capital. that was really awesome. i think i have been there before on some other trips to washington but there is so much you can learn from there. i definitely recommend that if anybody comes to d.c., they should stop by and do a tour inside the congress building. you really get a sense of american pride when you go in there. it is so established, so beautiful, and you get to see democracy where it is. host: you will finish of the day today by going back to the capitol complex. what is the end of the day like? katie: for the remainder of the day, we will go back to the capital to meet mitch mcconnell, t

anna: william hale.he was speaking out over the weekend although not suggesting that he had made up his mind about whether he would stand for literature. -- for leadership. he thinks labor does best and has a broad appeal. >> we often had a message which spoke to people who are struggling. it was right that we tackled that. middle income voters, there wasn't enough of the aspiration among them. anna: many of those who are now considered as likely to run for leadership in the labour party have been talking about how the labour party needs to make a broader offer. we have blair right, in the center talking about where ed miliband went wrong. tristan says he is thinking about running. liz kendall is thinking about running. andy burnham was at the health spokesman and he is a possible contender. david miliband says he will speak out in your later with his thoughts. the brother of the x leader of the labour party decides if he wants to make another running for the top job. manus: thank you, anna. mark: the to

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if it gets name it will be anna. it doesn't really matter.he affects will still be the same though it's on the chilly side. the air temperature this morning into the 60s. water temperature in the 80s. this thing is trying to get its act together but it is struggling a bit. back to you. >>> clean up operations are under way in oklahoma after several tornadoes touched down there last night. an rv park in oklahoma city was destroyed in the storm. a dozen people were hurt. several of them are in critical condition. at least 50 tornadoes and baseball size hail were reported across four states in the plains. here at home a woman accused of helping the terror group isis pleaded not guilty in federal court this morning. a federal grand jury indicted kianna thomas on charges she tried to aid a terror group. she planned to fly to spain in hopes of reaching syria to fight with isis. >> thomas is a lifelong resident of philadelphia. she's born and raised here and has two young daughters she's devoted to. at trial the jury will see she never provided any

my name is anna aerialis, i'm here to talk about, better? okay. i want to talk about keeping connected. i'm here today to speak about a local organization that maybe familiar to you called the living campaign. the executive director is joblin. the agency was created for dedicated to serve lives for people with disabilities invisible or visible such as myself. i have post traumatic stress disorder and tbi. and the aging in the community by providing access to san francisco connect program totally free. through this service has shared greater opportunity to travel the social web. it takes money. i would like to think the city of san francisco and the department of aging and adult services. we need more money to reach even more people. here is where public awareness is needed. please join us keeping connected today if you can. to find out more about this organization, go to www.san francisco healthy aging.org connector call 415-821-1003 extension one and speak to maria. we need commitment by our leaders. mayor lee and board of supervisors to continue

anna: oh great, i get to work with my friends. anna: i started in piano.o not know what i want to do in the future. i learned a lot of skills that have helped me with this project and putting it together and other things along the way. katie: i auditioned for contemporary dance and switched majors. i changed my major to creative writing and band. for the future, i'm thinking i want to go into some sort of health care. i was thinking i might want to be some sort of a doctor or pediatrician or surgeon. host: how will your art study help you with that goal? katie: i feel it is less about the art study. i have been given so many different experiences. i'm so thankful on how to work with a team and know people and how to work together. host: basic life skills. what about yourself, michael? michael: i was in art. i auditioned for art. i have been an art major. when you are in sixth or seventh grade, you're allowed to have a minor's class. it is a second category you could take a class in. you do not have to audition for it. you are already doing your major. i di

anna: not like 2008, but he does concede that the country needs a broader energy mix.rgy minister saying they think their members are not investing because they cannot be sure the investment will pay off. jon: not 2008 but in the markets, the big question is, do they face 13? -- do they face 2013? anna: a lot of emerging markets reacting aggressively to those comments, they might rain in some of the bond buying programs. now of course the question is, it increases interest rates. there could be some variation around. nobody knows the details. he says he did concede there would be a tough two years ahead. there are risks to the outlook and they could be significant. he sticks to his gdp forecast. the size of the debt level, he said he wasn't worried about the rating becoming junk. >> we are not that close to a junk rating. but you recall, what that would mean is an increase in the cost of borrowing which would put a squeeze on our expenditure. if you look at our exposure to foreign debt, it is kept at a reasonable rate. anna: more broadly around the rest of the economy

she took photos of the oak that killed anna and wrote, this tree shows fair to poor vigar, with dead branches up to three inches in diameter. did not consider it a high priority for removal, but recommended pruning. four years later she inspected the tree again and recommended they monitor the tree every 18 months. but records provided by the camp don't show briton conducted any other inspections. >> we couldn't take legal action against the camp because my daughter and her friends were counsellors and signed a release with workmen's compensation. >> caller: but . >> reporter: but they did file a lawsuit. >> there was a terrible thing that happened at that camp. and i have every reason to believe it could have been avoided. >> reporter: the last inspector testified he told the camp he was concerned about the oak. david isaacs who worked for a pg&e subcontractor said quote, i felt i had a moral obligation to say something to somebody at the camp that if that tree was in my backyard i wouldn't want the tree there. no one responded to multiple requests for interview. we have four days o

jaime: anna flores, viajarÁ a el salvador para su beatificaciÓn. lo iban a beatificar dos aÑos despuÉs? jaime: Óscar romero muriÓ a manos de francotirador mientras celebraba misa. su crÍtica por la represiÓn, impuso su proceso de canonizaciÓn, que quedÓ parado por aÑos. redefiniendo la figura de la iglesia catÓlica, a quienes mueren por negarse a renunciar su fe. romero fue asesinado por persona, que se presumen que eran catÓlicos. anna: estoy muy emocionada, naturalmente! tengo nueve aÑos de no ir a mi paÍs. jaime: la seÑora ana llega maÑana a el salvador, justo a tiempo para la beatificaciÓn del monseÑor Óscar romero. marÍa: 12 hospitales de california recibieron juntos porque la reglas violarles y poner en peligro a los pacientes. leÓn: siguen limpiando mÁs de 21.000 galones de petrÓleo que se derramaron al oeste de santa bÁrbara. ayudan con la labor de limpieza en la zona. el incidente se registrÓ ayer en la tarde y sigue la imagen de la mancha de petrÓleo en el ocÉano. marÍa: un estudio del instituto de polÍtica pÚblica de california, seÑala d

. >> reporter: he got married to his wife anna on the show in 2008. >> i take i anna to be my weddedreporter: the couple proudly waiting until they said "i do" to even kiss for the first time. juju chang interviewed them at the texas home schooling conference where they met. >> there are many definitions of courtship, but for us it meant choosing purity choosing to wait for a lot of things that people would take for granted. our first kiss was our wedding day. >> reporter: okay. all right. >> that's what it meant for us. >> reporter: and that is expecting the fourth child a baby girl next month. her pregnancy has been a plot line on the show. >> push baby, push. >> reporter: many of the 19 duggar children have become celebrities in their own rite with instagram followings appearances on the covers of "people" and us weekly and their pregnant sis and births followed as closely as the kardashians. >> they have millions of people watching them. it really gets the ratings for them and a buzz show on social media. >> i'm josh duggar. >> reporter: two years ago, josh accepted a high-profil

anna is still packing winds of 35 miles per hour. most of the storm warnings have been dropped so far, but anna could still bring six inches of rain which means a potential for major flooding. >> let's get more on that from meteorologist rob mietta. >> you can see the extent of the storm right now basically in the southern half of north carolina. it's cleared away from south carolina. and heavy rains and gusty winds continue, and that will be the potential for flooding and probably beach erosion towards cape hatteras in the outer banks of north carolina. the areas in orange and red, closing in about half a foot of rain. all of that moisture will eventually head up into the northeast into parts of new york and philadelphia in the next few days. north central texas, tornado watches continue there. and it's a wide area that into tonight will continue to see the threat of severe weather from dallas to north of houston, almost to memphis, st. louis, and approaching chicago. the severe weather continues there off of the east of the rockies

anna galland is the executive director of moveon.org. she is joining us on this sunday from ann arbor, michigan. the website is, of course moveon.org. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you. >> there was a discussion this morning on the republican candidates and possible candidates for 2016. this is a -- just over 40 minutes. >> we want to welcome back former republican congressman vin weber from minnesota. guest: a beautiful day. host: let's talk about the editorial that you wrote with lee hamilton. you say it is time to open up the process for the presidential debate next year after democrats and republicans have selected their nominates. -- their nominees. guest: the point we are making is that we are no longer republicans or democrats. i'm a republican pick -- but we are seeing record levels of discontent with the parties. over 40% of the public now identifies as independent. that is the highest number in the history of the poll. you cannot continue to march the democracy on without giving those people who are dissatisfied wit

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anna come over and join us. your anna is responsible for margaritas.s that a signature one today. >> it is a special it is called the diego and it has cucumber, mint, really refreshing for summer. great. >> bell thanks very much. lets do a final cheers to a great day ahead. thanks so much for having us. >> thank you. >> a lot of fun. back to you. >> i will be over there. >> when you come back we want to hear about the story. >> there is no question there was cancun. >> i will share off the the air sure. >> cancun baha. >> there is a story. >> would you like to see myanmarocas. >> it is pink. >> do i want to know. >> there he goes. >> we had these at my daughter jill's wedding down in saint luca mexico. >> you will shake it. >> yes. >> it matches. >> it is kind of bent i dropped it it allows me to make it stand straight up. >> okay. >> lets get to chris and quincy and see what dance they are doing right now. >> i believe they are trying to hit home runs out of the citizens bank park. >> quincy business to hit in the cage. the here's the deal, he has qui

anna is already creating surf and beach surf folly. sustained winds are near 45 miles an hour and are expected to strengthen. >>> the possibility of more severe weather has the planes and texas this morning. thunderstorms spawned an outbreak of tornadoes thursday. massive funnel clouds darkened the skies north of dallas. only light damage and no injuries. residents are cleaning up in the oklahoma city area hit hard by tornados earlier this week. storms destroyed dozens of homes and left one person dead. >>> dangerous weather is in the forecast for that area again. meteorologist eric fisher of cbs station wbz shows us the potential problems. >> thursday was another active day for severe weather, and we're going to be looking at the same situation as we head into friday. some of the statement overnight storms pushing eastward toward the mississippi valley, but watch what happens as we head toward the afternoon and evening. same locations around red river valley, oklahoma city and spreading up toward wichita, expect more severe storms. an

sub tropical storm anna first subtropical storm, not quite a tropical storm. does have some tropical characteristics and has a big front out here that makes it subtropical and will make its way to the for. right now wind are 35 miles per hour and will move up to raleigh and away from the region. that will have a little bit of an impact or our weather for weekend. i'll update you on that coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> i'm chris lawrence back at live desk with new video of fire fighters trying to rescue a man who got stuck in an emrate issor shaft in d.c. somehow he got himself wedged between a service elevator and the wall of a building on connecticut avenue. he was on his way to a trauma center. fifth hers to use air bags to separate the elevator from the wall and we're still working to see how bad the injuries are. doreen? >> thank you, chris. new pictures tonight that police want to talk to about a pair of armed robberies in washington, d.c. one on the georgetown university campus. police say last night about 10:00 a man and woman held a georgetown st

it is quite possible that they'll upgrade this to anna before the day is out. lots of heavy rain coming into south carolina. it's not moving to the north. it's not going to move very much. this is not moving much, either. at least away from oklahoma. they got pounded yesterday. the oklahoma city area. here comes another region that may get more tornadoes, heavy rain causing more flooding out in that area. now, for mother's day coming up it's looking pretty good. it's going to be muggy in the morning. cloudy. foggy. maybe a little bit of drizzle. but it's generally looking like a dry day. 78 at 10:00. 84 at 2:00. and 82 at 6:00. we're going to be seeing some only this low-level moisture coming up from the atlantic. it's going to get more and more humid as we go through the weekend. so even though anna isn't necessarily coming straight up at us we're going to see some of that moisture around at least low-level clouds and fog. for tonight, clear and mild with that fog at the shore. it's already near there. 61 in philly. 55 north and west. tomorrow mostly sunny. wa

want to recognize my colleague jackie spear the writer and all of you (clapping) and congresswoman anna who is joining us but doesn't represent this district behind the scenes or in the forefront fighting and

i think anna won. anna congratulations. oh my god. great! give me a hug. >> great job, chloe. >> i'm so happy. warrior dash is awesome. >> what was the toughest part? >> honestly the hard rain coming over my face. it made it hard to see. >> that was a little slippery. what about the fire? >> i'm roasted. i think my shoes melted. no it wasn't too bad at all. we're hotter than the fire. we're hotter than those flames. we did it. let's ask the boys how they feel that we beat them. >> it was pretty close. pretty close. >> it was incredible. i think what they're doing, warrior dash is an incredible foundation. also want to thank fox news for having them and having us. second place. >> we'll be runners in august. hopefully the girls will be there. we'll get a rematch. >> it's a rematch. it's a challenge. lay down the challenge. they're laying it down. >> right here's the challenge. august 8th. >> you take the challenge. >> i'm up for it. >> we'll beat them again. >> could there be anything better than helping st. jude's raise $11.5 million

so if we get any showers saturday or sunday it's not directly related to anna. but it is influencing the wind direction, so we're getting the wind coming in off of the ocean. that means it's not going to be especially warm the closer you get to the coast. right at the shore, right on the boardwalk, right at the beach, it's going to be kind of chilly saturday and sunday because of that wind direction. for tonight, clear and mild with fog at the shore. 61 for the low in philadelphia. 55 north and west. mostly sunny and warm tomorrow. high temperatures into the mid 80s. so even warmer than today. and another warm set of days here. we have the morning fog and perhaps a little drizzle, then afternoon shower in some spots saturday. mostly dry. and very warm and humid on sunday. and even warmer and more humid monday and tuesday. that would be our only real shot of getting some direct rain from anna but that could miss to our east as well. so we'll have to keep up on that. >> a day-long standstill as philadelphia police wait for an escaped prisoner to turn himself in. u

i am anna kooiman. >> i am heather childers.t is -- in for heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> demonstrators filling the streets from baltimore to philadelphia. 100 officers injured so far in all of the protests. stunning information emerges about the man in december about freddie gray. he had a head injury consistent with a bolt in the back of the police van. >> we have fox team coverage this morning. the curfew was lifted at 5:00 a.m. >> this brand new report claims freddie gray was injured after he ran from officers and was placed inside the police van. wjla said he broke his neck crashing into the back of the wall of the van. he was handcuffed not wearing a seat belt and a cut on his head is said to match a bolt inside the vehicle. the details coming a day after 30 investigators wrapped up the investigation and handed it over to the office. that office will decide if they will be charged against officers. that van made four stops on the way to the police station. not three like originally reported. they learned ab