we're going to do one in august using -- norway and canada will participate in that as well. we'll have 250 role players as now displaced passengers and what we can't replicate is how do you replicate, you know, the 24-hour news cycle. that's really the next place you really need to go. i use the malaysian aircraft. too many times we deal with the fact call level and also sight of the fact that we'll be dealing with that. >> let's do this gentleman on the end and then the gentleman two from him. yes, thank you. >> admiral jim leakly. on the great lakes we're very fo focused on the domestic ice issue. with all the acquisitions and the 140 rehab program, do you have the bench strength to continue to do that? and the second question is do you see as domestic ice as developing your bench strength and future icebreaker missions for the polar missions? and we'll take the other question. >> thank you for your presentation. at the outset on behalf of the navy pass on condolences, thoughts and prayers to all of those affects in all those events in florida over the weekend. and my quest

and of course the legal process in all of this is moving forward as well. as we've said, thomas is set to appear in westminster magistrates' court in london later today, and that is where we find our own phil black. phil, we know that as the legal process moves forward, there's always very limited information that we're actually able to talk about. what can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: fred, the appearance here is likely to be pretty brief and procedural. the charges will be presented to the court. we know they include murder, grievous bodily harm and charges relating to the possession and use of an illegal firearm. the court will also determine whether or not he should remain in custody. and, of course, that's pretty likely given the very serious nature of these charges. while this process moves on steadily, the police will continue their investigation to try and determine precisely why this happened, which they say they are still working on. they have named a couple of lines of inquiry, one being his history -- possible history of mental health i

we are gradually growing back some first structure as well. that takes me to the final strategy in the most part when i put out as the human capital strategy. how do talent in the 21st century? before i did this i spent time on silicone valley, how does google, how to's test look, tesla, how does microsoft, how do they manage their talent? of course they said we love to hire veterans, and i said no you don't need to hire my workforce way for me, thank you but no thanks. but right now about 25% of americans, male, female between the ages of 17 - 24 meet the bare minimal requirements to serve in the united states military. we are service going for that top 10% not the bottom ten percent. i'm sure bottom 10%. i'm sure all of my service chief counterparts with say the exact same thing. that's who silicon silicon valley is going after as well. at a point time when were seen in the energy sector, the cyber domain, even in the airline industry, there is a hiring boom taking place around us right now, so we are doing a great job recruiting people, were

as you well know the u.s. government supports the moderates who are in operation by the presyrian army. if we're able to eliminate those terrorist groups they're still a long ways to go in order to address the outstanding issues inside of syria. the syrian opposition was generated because of concerns that the soonny majority had against the assad regime that was abusing its authorities and its powers. so there needs to be some resolution of outstanding confessional tensions between shiite and sunny. this is where we believe where assad needs to depart the syrian political scene so there can be a more representative and legitimate government that's able to preside over this syrian country. >>> in addition to that, you have tensions between the syrian kurds and the arabs in the rest of the country. so there are a lot of -- tensions. it's very similar in some respects to that cocktail that exists within lebanon where the multi confessional nature of the country really has been a serious impediment for lebanon to

it will be fairly mild tomorrow as well. slightly above average in the south bay. into sunday and monday into the rest of next week, you can see that forecast bottom of the screen. it just stays hot. heating up along the coastline. the average high is 69. it willing up to 80 to start out the new week. still well above average on tuesday as well as wednesday. let's just focus on the weekend. saturday, not bad. upper 70s, low 80s, even mid 80s for the tri-valley. on sunday, we are into the low 90s and we won't have much of winds. make plans to do something to help keep you cool. i'm guessing the air conditioner is on in the car. >> it's starting to slow down past the coliseum. now we are back up to speeds. let the breeze kick in. it's going to be warmer. we have slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. only fastrack folks have to wait. cash payers get up to the toll plaza, pay their toll cash and move across to san francisco as well. light friday. we did hear about a crash. west 24 at telegraph. we do have it looking clear. we'll track that. the rest of the bay moves we

a proposed cap adjustment would pay for the rest as well as any cost above the 10 year average. congress has rejected this idea every year that it's been proposed. the administration claims it will use the difference between 70% and 100% for forest restoration and other measures that allow you to get ahead of the problem. but regrettably the president's budget request for the forest service sibley does not bear this out. using the 70/30 split the forest service would move about $273 million off budget next year. the administration does not seek to plus-up wildland preparedness for vegetation and watershed management. those accounts are flat. it did not seek to increase for self-management on federal lands. that request is down. of national forest system budget and the forest service overall budgets are down. is doesn't comport with reality. so you can begin to see why wildfires are also a management problem. healthy come resilient forests are fire resistant forests. yet despite about a few reduction treatment and mitigating wildfire risks come increasing firefighter safety, and

on the other hand, if you look at it, insurance plays are coming through as well. thout specific buys in that direction, i think it's important to look at the stronger, six to 12-month view. as long as the they're on tractor tightening. if that's in place, then cable has scoped to recover. right now, the markets i think are just focusing on polls that people are talking about it a lot. but the options market, there's not too much positioning. it's clear if there an exit vote, we're going to see volatility. i would focus right now on the beauty market because there's a dollar leg as well. keep an eye on sterling as well. clients are asking about the impact about the european union as a whole and how that affects the europe. >> geoffrey, i hear you, i'm just glancing at a comment that came from a regular tweeter. your guest just said that the central bank never talks it down. what do you make about carney? >> carney, just looking at everything put together, i think he's also trying to tread a fine line right now on focusing on the fundamentals of the uk which should b

and that authorization to ac transit as well as making it legal for them to use it not just to enforce the parking violations in the transit lanes, but also in the bus stops. and so, sfmta is working closely with ac transit and to insure that it does not effect our current authorization as well. so, protecting our interests. and on the other topics, there are touching quickly on what happened in june with respect to the revenue measures and the on the top of our mind we will consider to move forward. and as you know, the prop a, parcel tax paid in the bay area and we also saw that san jose, approve the sales tax from among other things. and they listed the local streets and roads as eligible use. and there are general sales tax, that would have been partners with a charter amendment for committing it to the local streets and roads. did not pass, even though it reacquired a 50 percent majority. and there was a similar measure that failed as well and then san diego did approve the charter amendment to approve the funds and the parks and libraries and there seems that there is an appetite

good morning. >> good morning to you, as well. we have this high pressure system that's going to fling this low now known as colin, fling it kind of like a curveball right over florida with the potential development continuing to get st we'll be concerned with widespread tornadoes possibly throughout florida. then a solid flood threat as far as south as cape coral up towards tallahassee as well as jacksonville. looking for the greatest flood rick central portions of florida and occasional downpours kendis, diane. >> our hanks to paul there. we're going to take our focus overseas is where iraqi military leader say they're making progress in the battle against isis from the stef future ja. a mirld commander says his forces have taken the southern edge of that city. the advance comes almost two weeks after iraqi forces launched their offensive with the help of the u.s.-led air strikes. >> a u.s. journalist and afghan transit later killed while on assignment. >> it's a grim reminder of the danger faced by the afghan people and the cour

where is the safest place to hide and how to hide as well as how do i evacuate safety.ot of people think, like this run it is not the case of evacuating a building in a fire. if you have a mass shooting teaching people how to properly evacuate will save lives. no question. >> we all need to step up at this point. >> paul joining us live. good advice. >> time is 40 past the hour. nice timing the hoadvice homela security was giving one week before the nightclub attack. >> ventura verdict, the former pro wrestler suing chris kyle of defamation. the ruling issued by the judge. ♪ ♪ fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you perfect driving record. perfect. no tickets. no accidents. that

as in san francisco together we should as well as the coast guard we should be able to put together the type of responses and keep in mind that again depending on the tide some of the ambulances can't get into where they need to. >> in terms of a sticker conscious is that one driver and one personnel operates. >> two personnel a spotter that sits next to the driver. >> and in terms of the new expand center you talked about coordination this command center as consumption beyond the camera or visual attached to the command center to see the scene. >> when you good inside one wall full of screens from different angles and complete visual of everything going on and the ability to patch in into the e oc with other agencies and again primarily separates him from the hazard area to conduct busy with other agents that might be within the command post and extracoronally hi tech apparatus that separates the command for the incident. >> not to get technical two of in the rig is out there with a visual like a camera back to the command center where is that camera at a member with the camera or.

it's humid as well.ve temperatures running until the low 70s here in dc and you can see from martinsburg over to winchester. front royal. we have fog reducing visibility down below a quarter of a mile. use caution this morning. i expect fog to be only problematic for an hour and a half, two hours. the fog lifting, the clouds breaking up just a bit. showers and storms from this afternoon. this weekend, this is the main weather system working on had for this weekend. today, warm front comes to the north. showers and storms. the next round comes tomorrow with a cold front. that will pose the chance of some strong to severe thunderstorms. the storms arriving today and this afternoon will pose a threat of some heavy rainfall. these are mainly in our western counties. shenandoah valley. everybody gets some rain and storms tonight as the front continues to lift north and for tomorrow we are eyeing it for sures and storms that could become strong or severe. behind this active weather. lower humidity. more sunshi

miss as well.xpecting deterioration in that surplus, but prior, we did see ¥3 trillion in the current account balance, actually coming in at ¥1.8 trillion. that is significant lower than the previous number as well. for ¥2.3 were going trillion. take a look at this, we were expecting numbers to be slightly better in terms of gdp. we did see capital spending, saw a rise of about .4% from the previous quarter, so this suggests that business sentiment , investment was doing a little bit stronger than previously thought. the better revision also confirming that japan did avoid the technical recession. we are going to see some easing coming out of the bank of japan when the central bank meets next week. the nikkei reporting that the majority sees easing this summer . 34% of economists think it will 23% june. there is a delayed sales tax hike until october 2019. we also expect a fix will stimulus -- a fiscal stimulus sometime in the fall. with these numbers, maybe we can see a smaller package, but the cu

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we are not seeing the hail and the hail did a lot of damage as well especially across loudoun county as you'll see in a little bit. the rain continues. we're not getting reports of hail very vivid lightening and tremendous down pours. the line is across interstate 95 right no. as it continues pushing away to the south and east and taking a little longer to get out of the suburban areas and we're not off the hook for the pow for flash flooding. there's a clear line where you can see that it is clearing and i don't expect any additional rain west of the district but where we have to watch continue to watch is southern maryland and central virginia. you can still get more rain tonight. you can see this has become a massive area of rain and flash flood warnings do continue for some of these areas. forward with flash. orange county as well as down towards some of the other communities farther south and severe thunderstorm storm warnings part of the northern mending down towards the lower portion of the tidewater area. hail were you a he really big player player in the damage r particularly

as well. i want to go back to orlando. christine is joining us from orlando. christine, i understand your son was in the club last night? >> yes, he was. >> have you heard anything? >> i haven't heard anything. i've been here since 4:00 in the morning. i've been waiting. i'm waiting by the emergency room. see if anybody gets called in. >> what is your son's full name? >> my son is christopher linonen. >> christopher linonen. what have police been alto tell you? of dead bodies in the club. that it's a crime scene. they can't identify anybody so it could be hours and hours before we find out. the hospital said that there are some bodies at the hospital that came in and they died. and they're not identifiable yet either. and then there are a few in critical condition that are not identified yet. >> christine, i'm so sorry. were you able to have any kind of communication with your son last night at all? any text messages? phone calls? >> no, i called him last night at 6:00. i was just giving him so

i think there's a lot of people looking for mining exposure as well as precious metals.f you ook at that space, that's been an area that's been trading at a very high beta compared to precious metals. someone looking to get exposure may wish to have physical. we actually offer something that provides exposure to the silver miners. >> what happens if the dollar continues to hold onto strength? are we going to see more dollar strengs? are we still going to see buying into silver. >> we've seen metals trying to diverge. it's the broader global economic story we're seeing among uncertainty and looking like an alternative asset to other types of currencies. >> andrew, perfect timing. thank you very much. have a cup of tea. walk up. co-founder of pcf. that's it for today's show. we're all done. >> stay safe in this markets. >> stay safe. >> worldwide exchange up next. . >>> it good morning. european leaders convene to answer the question on everyone's mind, what happens next? >>> markets now bouncing back. the bound crawling off its low and u.s. equity features pointsing to a

so my plug for that as well. but we recognize that discretionary budgets are not going to grow anytime soon. we also recognize there will be a change in administration. so factored all of that and as we tried to look out over the next five years of the coast guard. and where to our authorities resonate globally where we bring the best return on investment? then we went out with off with a number of regional and functional strategies, one of those is our strategy for the western hemisphere. when i arrived in the job that year we had 68,000 unaccompanied minors, primarily from, primarily from the countries of hunters, guatemala, and el salvador leaving those countries in the hands of the human trafficker to make safe arrival in the united states. so the first thing i did as the chairman of the interdiction committee, within the office of the national drug control policy, i went down with a number principles here in d.c. and we met with presidents of the tri-board of regents. we met with the president of colombia and

brought itat jinping up suggests it is a problem for the chinese as well. try to iron out some of these differences as they go into the next day here in beijing. there injohn mackenzie the capital. group has delayed the ipo of a hotel business after senior executive was caught up in a bribery investigation. this would have been the biggest deal in the world so far this year. what went wrong? what is going on? isbasically, what you have real life drama unfolding. dast year, you have to feu between brothers. now you have the korean lotteutors raiding hotel with regards to the company and one of its executives. of one of the chairmen, basically allegations they took bribery. rishaad: this is pretty damaging. ipohey permanently put this off? >> it is premature at the moment. according to a korean stock exchange spokesman, this investigation in itself will not significantly delay the ipo. the market has already been delayed. of course, it will affect valuation of the company. rishaad: how damaging is it, is the ultimate question? >> some probably see this as a wa

scattered storms, humidity back as well. tomorrow, starts with a lot of sunshine. l end with cloud cover. and then as we work into thursday looks like the wettest date of the week so far. good news, erin, zip trip weather looks fantastic. >> come here mike. >> i need to you help me for something. >> it's severally day. >> it's national selfie day. >> smile. >> national selfie day. >> first severally. >> i took one in the traffic office to check my hair. >> well as you wake up around the dmv this tuesday morning, 5 south. come here mike can i hand you my phone. 95 south powder mill to the beltway that's exactly what you want to see there. going two miles. it's exactly the speed you want to see. top side of the beltway problem free from a 5 to georgia. nonef congestion yet. inbound commute looking nice. jorming washington parkway from the beltway to 14 street bridge taking you 11 miles across all the area bridges, 14 street bridge. 11 street, third street tunnel looking good good sutland parkway to the douglass bridge and i like what i'm seeing on the roads. 395 north

as the focus here really shifted to key data in the region as you mentioned as well as two central bank moves. first and foremost we actually saw a pretty muted reaction on the cost beat down 1.4% with the bok deciding to slash interest rates by 25 points bringing to 1.25% cash rate. some saying it happened sooner than expected and one analyst i've spoken to today has actually said korea was really behind the curve and needed to act. and he suggested it may also need to act again this year. central bank also admitting the downside risks have expanded. the other central bank move we've been watching was in new zealand. no real prizes here. also we're tracking data out of japan. the nikkei down around 1%. we've broken two consecutive sessions of gains because of a margically stronger yen. investors also reacting to a big drop in core machinery orders coming in minus 11%. the market expectation was for a drop of 3.7%. just before we wrap up in china today's inflation data saying the cpi up about 2% in may. a miss on expectation. but the ppi surprised to the upside. >> well, thanks dan. bac

a little bit breezy as well.risten, not just next saturday, but next sunday as well, looking fabulous. highs in the 80s with a mix of clouds and sunshine. >>> next in sports, the orioles were embarrassed by the blujs last night. >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> chris miles here fom the csn studios. late nights on the west coast they have won two straight in san diego. have now won seven of their last eight overall. here's how they got the job done on friday. rogers pitched this first game in san diego. got help from the offense. murphy hits his 19th double of the season. drives in two runs in the third. ryan zimmerman keeps the rally going. same inning. he launches his tenth home run. murphy, zimmermann combined for five rbis. the final run driven in comes here in the sixth. solo shot for murphy. nationals have scored 93 runs in the month of june. tops in the national league. bryce harper puts more numbers on the board in the 7th with

that is something to track as well.ng at implied based onty, this is the options market. this is on the way up given the moves we are seeing in pound sterling. if you look at the bloomberg pound index, we also have that measure. we are looking at the contract on the vix. futures, 18.2. we were as high as north of 19 there. the nikkei 225 has come down a little bit. the past 15-20 minutes have seen markets calm down a little bit. thanks, david. companies in hong kong and china with production in the u.k. might have a material impact on their business depending on the outcome of the referendum. the executive director of the british chambers of commerce in hong kong, thank you for coming in. what a morning so far in this part of the world. in the run-up to this, what was the feeling you were getting from your members? >> a big shift. the hong kong and chinese companies didn't really know about the referendum. to the extent they knew about it, they assumed the vote would be to stay in. as we got closer, reflecting wider unc

low 90s for the tri-valley as well as the delta.we'll talk about what else to expect as we go into the weekend as this heat continues to go up. let's head over to mike focusing on the bay bridge backup. >> this is heavier than folks might expect there was an earlier crash that held folks up there. when that crash cleared all those folks released to the bay bridge at once. this might be heavier than you would predict. we are looking at the map though. other than that, no problem heading toward the maze. just a little slowing near golden gate field. we expect that off the bridge. smooth drive. look at all this green. watching fremont slow after the second of two crashes. this has you slowing through pleasanton and livermore. then clear through fremont. shows you the volume building a bit heading over to the peninsula side. there are low clouds hovering around. drivers not complaining. >>> will taxpayers be complaining? the reason your monthly gas bill could skyrocket. >>> calling for action, steps some are taking following two deadly

as in san francisco together we should as well as the coast guard we should be able to put together the type of responses and keep in mind that again depending on the tide some of the ambulances can't get into where they need to. >> in terms of a sticker conscious is that one driver and one personnel operates. >> two personnel a spotter that sits next to the driver. >> and in terms of the new expand center you talked about coordination this command center as consumption beyond the camera or visual attached to the command center to see the scene. >> when you good inside one wall full of screens from different angles and complete visual of everything going on and the ability to patch in into the e oc with other agencies and again primarily separates him from the hazard area to conduct busy with other agents that might be within the command post and extracoronally hi tech apparatus that separates the command for the incident. >> not to get technical two of in the rig is out there with a visual like a camera back to the command center where is that camera at a member with the camera or.

has progressive regulation around bitcoin as well. i think as people realize this value that bitcoin offers, i call it money over ip. voiceover ip revolutionized that so you see people even though bitcoin got a bad rap early on, you see people open up to it as an asset and i covered this recently with bitcoin as a new asset class. >> chris, thank you for being with us. thank you. >>> now, we've got just a couple minutes left here today in trade. the implied open stateside, we're looking at a negative start to trade in the states for all three main indexes. s&p 500, dow jones and nasdaq. our european equity markets are drifting lower. we'll leave you with live pictures of the palace in paris where the european council president will meet with president hollande a bit later. we'll see you tomorrow. bye for now. >>> good morning. millions of britain sign a petition to reverse last week's decision to leave the eu. >> meantime, the nation's government is in chaos what it means for the future of europe coming up. >>> volatility ahead. global

that may happen with that one as well. in any event you do have those storms out there this morning. as we take a look outside, cloudy skies across the regio region. there's the shore. still trying to get rid of the last of the rain down the shore. lightning and thunder off the coast but that is going to be gone before too much longer. 75 degrees currently in philadelphia. not a whole lot of rain around the immediate region but it is muggy as you head outside. i had a twitter follower who about an hour ago said there was a little bit of misty drizzle up in the northeast section of the city. 73 in wilmington, 70 in millville and 70 right now in cape may. and there go those storms off the coast and that stuff up to the north and west is liable to fall apart fairly quickly so that by eight or 9 o'clock this morning we are likely dry. then we get into midday and a couple of more pop-up showers and thunderstorms are possible. the bigger issue will probably be later this afternoon and centered mainly in south jersey and delaware

petaluma at 77, as well as san rafael. napa is 77 degrees, as well. in the east bay, kind of t shorts and shirt weather with sunshine. oakland warming up to 73 degrees and union city 77. fremont 78. the warmest inland locations will only reach the mid-80s today. 86 in brentwood, 85 in antioch and 80 degrees in walnut creek. if you are evidence today the san mateo county fair, you will seed the sunglasses and sunscreen. cool start at 65 degrees although narrowly mild. then we will see mid-70s through the afternoon hours. starting to cool down near 70 after sunset at 8:32 this evening. also a lot of folks will be heading to the coast, as carolyn mentioned. and if you are heading there, temperatures will be in the 60s near ocean beach, 64. cool ocean temperature waters at 55 degrees. a little bit cloudy, as well. but we will still see a high u.v. index. here's a look at the week ahead. in san jose, we are just a touch above average for today. 830 degrees. and then notice how temperatures come down. we will see the coolest days on tuesday and wednesday. t

that was overshadowed as well. >> looks like the dollar keeps getting lit. >> it's getting hammered. the dollar yen 105.76. over a couple of weeks ago it was trading at 111. the dollar fell as the fed moderated its out look for rate increases. the dollar dips overnight. the lowest since october 2014. the focus shifts to the bank of japan meeting that concludes today. many onanalysts expect boj to hd steady. still trying to engage the effectiveness of negative interest rate rolled out in mid-february. let's have a look at asian indexes that are opened now. seoul's kospi is just barely in the positive. we have seen a great deal of china shares. they decided not to include china. lot of analysts and investors looking at the chinese as it's continued to be weaker. that's going to be very interesting to watch. china markets open in hour and a half. back to you. >> thanks a lot for that update. fukushima prefecture has been struggling with a nuclear power crisis triggered by the tsunami in 2011. prime minister abe has been pushing the initiative aimed at helping fukushima recover from the d

congressman has been convicted of racketeering, fraud as well as money laundering.nt chaka fattah from pennsylvania was part of a scheme to pay back illegal campaign contributions. he will be sentenced in october and prosecutors pledged to seek jail time. but did not say how much. >>> and out of cleveland where presumably note a lot of work or anything else is going to get done because just about everyone is planning to be very victory parade to celebrate the cavaliers' nba championship. hundreds of thousands of fans are expected along the parade route and at a rally that will follow the parade as well. >>> and today is the last day of the first round of the european soccer championship, as well. >> but let's call it a copa collapse for our men's soccer te l here on this side of the world some highlights now from espn. >> reporter: good morning, it's "sportscenter" from los angeles. neil everett, stan verrett. team oust. >> team oust got kicked by team argentina. playing for third or fourth place at copa america in large part because of lionel messi. i mean, it was

and i thank senator cornyn who i know will be with us for his leadership as well. thank you mr. chairman. >> let me introduce both of our witnesses. first is ms. jill stineberg serving as the justice department national coordinator for child exploitation prevention and interdiction. in that role she oversees the implementation of many of the department's human trafficking initiatives. previously she served as assistant u.s. attorney for the northern district of georgia. she also served as attorney adviser within the department's national security division and as assistant district attorney philadelphia she received her undergraduate degree from the university of georgia and law egree duke university. our second witness dr. greta goodwin serves as acting director of homeland security and justice team at the u.s. government accountability office. her portfolio covers justice and law enforcement issues. since joining g.a.o. dr. goodwin has conducted research in a wide range of domestic policy issues. she earned her phd in economics from university of nebraska lincoln and received he

we've seen the ftse and global assets as well.his is it, it's the art of the impossible, which i think people whether in states or in europe, could this create a domino effect. many who don't want mr. trump in the white house, saying is that possible, the brits leaving the eu, is that possible? many think that it could circle the wagons. could the finns go, the danish, many are worried about the same as the brits as well. i think that's why people are concerned not just because of the british economy, we are because we're british. we're a stone's throw away from westminster palace. we worry what's going to happen next. >> this has been a pressure valve for expressing your frustration. credit lines withdraw, consumer confidence fell off the cliff, and we've spent a long time now trying to rebuild that confidence and get economies growing again in europe. and the trouble is, we see many economies with very high unemployment rates still. and they have not demonstrated the same kind of rebound that we've seen in north america, and to

because of that, delays on the blue and orange as well as the silver lines as well. also have a little volume to talk about now. significant issues george's county associated with safe track. that's now resolved. issues traveling the southbound on 295 working toward the 11th street bridge. an accident closed between penn street and mount oliver road. we'll have more shortly. back over to you. >> thank you larry. >>> there's information on the deadly accident in montgomery county. the police believe the driver responsible for this accident was responsible for another accident 60 seconds later. investigators say speed was a factor and they're looking into whether or not the accident had anything to do with robberies reported in that area. they did make one arrest at the scene. >>> and an update to breaking news you saw on wake-up washington this morning. firefighters had to use tanker trucks to shuttle until their own water to battle a blaze in fair fax county. crewings are battling a -- crews are battling a few hotpo >>> in orlando this morning, they're preparing for

and you can see in this case as well, tankers boots. these were worn by major corbyn during the battle of the bulge. in the end, we are going to prevail. as i mentioned, our lines bulged but they do not break. however, it comes at a tremendous cost in blood. over 19,000 americans are killed in this fighting that goes on for six weeks. and so, one last item i thought i would point out in this case here is a souvenir nazi flag that was captured by members of the 101st airborne division. some of the airborne members signed their names to it. you can see in particular sam jewel on here from kennett, missouri, and other members. where they managed to hold out, patton is going to be able to come in and provide them relief. and we are going to push the germans back towards germany. we're now headed into the heart of the battle of the bulge gallery here at the national world war ii museum. you can see around me, we have all and environment once again that is very hostile to our forces. will 30 degrees below is the will weather. snow all over in

portions of fairfax county, as well as northwestern portions of prince william county. this cell right here is pretty strong. this is drifting to the southeast. districts of -- this carries us to the 7:00 hour. with a chopper shot, you can see some pink hues to the sky. if you have not seen shower thisn just yet, even if cell is not coming to your house, we have this whole line thattense showers and arms have been long lived. these started out in the ohio valley late this morning. we have been watching these progress eastward, and that is what is moving eastward. that will be heading closer to us, moving into our neck of the woods. if you could put it in to mode, i will use my finger tracker. i could use head tracking here to show you some of the distances some of the anticipated timelines, as this continues its trek to the east, southeast. there is that warning from loudon, fairfax. we are watching as we go through the evening, the cells have been drifting to the east, southeast. they start out more independently, but there is a wider swath to come. we can take this fe

stay tuned for updates on that, as well. one european leader who believes the brexit could be a great opportunity for europe is matia lindsay. christiane amanpour is about to speak with the italian prime minister. >> and there is a meeting like no other. prime minister david cameron will meet all his other 27 heads of government to try to explain what happened here in britain on thursday and to try to figure out the least painful way forward. so we are joined by the italian prime minister who is already in brussels and awaiting this meeting with all his other heads of government. prime minister, welcome to the program. >> good morning. thank you so much for the invitation. >> let me first ask you from a personal perspective and from the perspective of the european leader, how do you feel, what is your reaction to the british vote to get out of the eu? >> first reaction obviously is the shock because in the eastern europe was the place of peace and place of big family. for the first time we reduce the number. but i think we m

looking over in south korea of course some big names there happening with samsung as well as l.g.tingly their exposure to the u.k. is not much at all. it's only about 0.7%. you can see right here china accounts for most of its exports. # 4% there. the lion's share. looking a little further down southeast asia makes up about 16%. then europe the e.u. makes up just about 6% there. so not as much of an impact as one might expect there. but india interestingly does get a huge impact from what's happening with the e.u. pulling out -- u.k. pulling out of the e.u. there. this is india's biggest exporter of software services. a lot of analysts say this is the company that is going to get hit the hardest. in the past two days in fact because of its fall in the equities, it's lost about $4.3 billion. info sis similar there has lost about $1.7 billion and h.c.l. technologies down about 7% but has lost about $20 million. india getting a big hit. japan also getting a big hit. south korea not so much and taiwan just to make sure we cover everything. most of that is also financial shares. >> wha

they'll be the case on this project as well. >> uncomfortable you are stepping away from using the portionas proposed right now. i do see some potential problems because the singular 25 feet is of great concern to me. i know another project where the distance between the bone things is creates major impact on privacy and comfort for those people who live there. mr. zero case, your project will be taller so though be potentially some dialogue in one form or another because in the end, the project is no different lives in the but they should be quality long-term investments in housing that it meets the larger needs of the neighborhood which is the middle of change. i appreciate your permitting to a different degree on the architect because i knew the project build high quality. thank you >> i'm just curious, why they chose to put the affordable slang which to be taller on the south side of the lot number which would then some shadow on that muse and the shorter six rebuilding? >> this in north side alley. so the shadowing of the building is primarily because of the shallowness of the alley a

i also have a charter amendment as well. very similarly, that is associated with a tax on non-renewable sources of energy. electricity and natural gas. that measure was introduced last year and yesterday i submitted a amendment as a whole which makes that a general tax. that carbon tax will bring in $18 million a year that could go down as well as people are moving from nonrenewable to renewable energy sources. so, it's very different from the parcel tax. but for me, it's really important to look at we look at a carbon tax moving forward so the carbon tax will also create that incentive for people to move to our clean power as a program, to move to renewable sources of energy. you combine a carbon tax that has that incentive with trees that actually help to remove carbon out of the atmosphere to work great in a holistic program of doing our part in moving carbon out of our atmosphere. in san francisco. so, i am open to this measure.. i also want to make sure that we are very responsive or responsible on how we move revenue me

the structure of it is shown in the attachment as well. the number served, either appointed to serve, as the section of the corridor or at large. and there are currently two vacancies of the two members terms and neither is seeking reapoinme reapoinment appointment, and one is for the rich manned district and one is at large. we received, 35 applications for the cac and of those, all of them are eligible serve in the at large seat, 30 of them are eligible serve in the richmond seat and we have encouraged all of them to come today to say a few words, which is optional but not required. the information on all of the candidates is be found in the enclosure which are in the packet and as a reminder, the staff does not recommend the candidates and that is just up to you. and we can seek appointment to the cac. >> thank you and so at this time, i want to see if there are any applicants who happen to be here today for item four, for the geary corridor vrt, vac, if you are up, come on up and make a couple of minute presentation of why you would lik

as well as crisis negotiatorswith the orlando police department. the attorney general released yesterday these are partial transcripts . red actions have been made to avoid re-victimizing those who were in the pulsed nightclub during the early morninghours of june 12 . we wanted to release the transcripts at this time so that the public would have a better idea of the timeline during the morning hours of june 12. and also, so that you would have a better idea of what the law enforcement officers on the ground were dealing with when they made the decision to enter the nightclub. the brave men and women of the orlando police department , the orange county sheriff's office, the fbi and others should not be second-guessed. they performed valiantly during those early morning hours . lives were saved because of their heroic work. i'd like to say that today, there will be no questions answered regarding the investigation. it's been one week since the shooting. as you all know, this is a very thorough and comprehensive investigation of the largest mass sho

we are expecting that area -- number to be around the same area as well. these data points key when it comes to the question on whether there will be more easing from policymakers or whether they can hold the course and ease back on credit as this structural change occurs. we are expecting this data to come to around 10:00 local time. rishaad: thanks for that. we will move to a million miles away, images from the chinese capital, a welcome ceremony for german chancellor angela merkel, her ninth trip to china as chancellor. she is hoping to drum up further support for business. shareholders should have the same rights as local shareholders, crucial and important to the relations between the two countries. she has called for transparency and says no one wants a trade war between europe and china and germany supports a stronger voice for beijing at the international monetary fund. up other topic she will drum business for is overshadowed by angst in germany by a bid for the robot maker there as well. merkel chancellor angela meeting the chinese premier. these

on friday, a mostly sunny sky and a nice sea breeze as well. a high temperature of around 75 degrees. and as we get into the day on saturday, we've got a mostly sunny sky. it's nice and comfortable with a high up to 76. sunshine and clouds on sunday with a high up to 76 degrees as well. the water temperature, cecily, will be in the lower 60s. something to keep in mind, however, if you're going to venture out in the water is that there is a moderate risk for rip current. so a good idea to swim near any lifeguard or any lifeguarded beaches. that's the avery latest here down the shore in smithville, new jersey. it's a place you got to check out. >> all right. thank you, melissa. bring me back more chocolate-covered strawberries. i saw she bought them. we never seem to get the food back here at the station when she buys it. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrowing, a mixture of clouds and sunshine. a stray shower possible. the weekend, 87 degrees on saturday. we bump it up to 90 on sunday. monday getting more humid increasing clo

the march forecast was .2 as well. and should we put 2019 in well? the policy rate level at .6 percent. so by and large they are just upping the forecast of the policy rate levels in the years to come. and they left rates steady this morning. let's just look at some of the other traditional safe haven assets. dollar-yen starting off 104.45 at the moment. relatively stable trade. looking at bond markets we've seen this safe haven flow at the last couple weeks slightly mixed out there looking at bond yields and gold. gold gold gold. hit a two week low overnight of 1260. we're now around 1268. tesco has reported a small growth in sales for the quarter raising hopes that the turnaround plan implemented might be starting to bear fruit. and more. this is the latest of a string of divestments as tesco refocuses on its core business. the cash raised could help cut its debt burden and shed its junk rating status. >>> vocation wagon faced investor anger yesterday. a number of shareholders called for reform to the car maker supervisory board. they basically wan

a moment of silence plan in the senate as well. live coverage here on c-span2. hear our prayer, o lord. rouse your power and come. we stumble and fail without your beacon of peace to guide us. as darkness seeks the upper hand with the orlando massacre, shine your light of hope upon our land. despite the pain and horror of this tragedy, empower us to continue to trust in your infinite mercy. hear our prayers for those who died and for those who mourn. bring healing to those who were injured. lord, give our lawmakers wisdom to understand better the causes of violence which exist in our nation and world. use them to bring comfort, hope, and peace in the midst of insanity. help us to remember the warning of dr. martin luther king jr., when he said, we must learn to live together as brothers and sisters or we will die together as fools. we pray in your sovereign name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge f allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one n

there's also compelling video, if we can roll that as well, as some of the injured taken away, literally carried off by witnesses, bystanders and law enforceme enforcement, and one video of one victim being loaded into a pickup truck, and that shows you the intensity of this and transporting people to the nearby hospitals, and one of them, orlando regional medical center which was just three blocks away, and arnold palmer office and winnie hospital had been locked down out of an abundance of caution. chilling accounts. many of the families still not going and trying to get connected and trying to get ahold of their loved ones and friends, and making calls to them and not being able to reach them. i want to turn back to sarah dallof as we are expecting to hear from law enforcement, along with the fbi and the mayor and the chief of police. sarah. >> reporter: you know, just the amount of people we are expecting to hear from at the press conference speaks to the enormity of the crime, and the enormity of the developing situation here where we have been waiting for more information from auth

in terms of wellness that is one area we did see an increase as well. individuals that completed certain wellness types of programs were awarded with bonuses. for instance, if you completed a ten-week boot camp, at the end of it you would get a $100 bonus or $500 bonus. >> what's your favorite benefit at work, quickly? >> my favorite favorite benefit of work is i love flexibility. that's an area that we saw an increase in as well. especially over the last 20 years. >> thank you v. with the society for human resource managemen >>> here's another look at the day on wall street. the dow jones industrial average rose 129 points to 17,804. the nasdaq added 36. the s&p 500 was up 12. that is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sharon epperson. thanks for watching. >> thanks for me, i'm tyler mathisen. have a great day after father's day, we'll see you tomor "film school shorts" is made possible by a grant from maurice kanbar, celebrating the vitality and power of the moving image, and by the members of kqed. woman: lesson 2 - simple phrases. go raibh ma

real quick, i want to acknowledge the mitchells as well. have at least 40 pounds of rocky road ice cream on this body here. edot wasd as economic development on third. we were informed along with supervisor cohen and the office of workforce development, they reached out to our community, business owners along the corridor to put together a group to figure out how that we can grow our third street corridor. as all of you know, it's important that your business corridor reflect your community and what your community looks like. and we have a bit of a ways to go. we had a few challenges, but now we have a tremendous amount of opportunity and we have incredible board members in place. with supervisor cohen's leadership, of cost. joaquin who always answer mice text, thank you to you all and we wouldn't be here without ow or moving us forward and marsha for herding us around. we're all at peace with each other and we have the same goal to move third street along. i hope you'll join us on the third street corridor. if any one of you are looking for

as well. why? he's in the uk as it happen at the moment. he's in scotland. he has said, this is the republican presumptive nominee for president, has said and i quote the referendum result is a great thing that the british people have taken back control of their country. these are the pictures of mr. trump as he arrived in scotland not that long ago this morning. he's visiting one of his revamped golf courses. scotland, of course, has voted overwhelmingly in favor of the uk remaining in the eu. the comments from donald trump may not go down too well with the scots around him. however, of course, the scottish vote wasn't enough to sway the overall uk decision. >> i think it's a great thing that's happened. it's an amazing vote. it's very historic. i'm very happy. >> a great thing is the word i heard him say. and he'll also have a certain pleasure maybe to david cameron's political demise. max foster is in downing street. we were all surprised. cameron had basically said as late as that debate l