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

pretty toast weekends, sky rocketed 90 plus through the course of saturday as well as sunday, but at this point much drier air has new jersey dollars in, sole cooler air, as well, not quite as warm throughout the course of the day, and it will -- won't feel quite as steamy either. the current temperature at the airport, in at 60 degrees in both trenton as well as atlantic city, cooler by comparison going bit further off to the north here on the northeast extension, 59 degrees allentown, just northern communities outside of philadelphia, also, checking in to the upper 50's, hint of breeze in the air as well, making it feel that much cooler. keep in mind you will see the sun throughout the day, 78 degrees, our eventual high in philadelphia, so, far cry from those very summer like temperatures that we experience dollars over the course of the weekends, that said, the sun will shine, humidity has dropped, despite the breeze all-in-all looks like very pleasant day. >> okay, good, nice to see that sunshine, thanks so much, katie. good morning to all of you, if you are just waking up with u

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

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

also his childhood home as well. eventually taking him to cave hill cemetery where he will be laid to rest. among the pallbearers, two former heavyweight champs, l lennox lewis and mike tyson. will smith also a pallbearer. smith portrayed muhammad ali in the oscar-nominated film. then this afternoon a public memorial, including a celebration of the life of muhammad ali including eulogies from bryant gumbel and former president bill clinton as well. a fitting tribute for a man who to many of us was so much bigger than boxing. >> i told you, all of my critics, i told you all that i was the greatest of all time. i'm going to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. his hands can't hit what his eyes can't see. >> ali backed up all that talk in the ving as well. lifetime record of 61 wins. he was an olympic gold medalist in 1960 and then a three-time heavyweight champ taking part in some of the most famous matches ever. the thriller in manila and the fight of the energy as well. after the boxing ended, ali became a gl

we have much more information on polling centers as well as the races up for votes in d.c.rginia. just download app. >>> following developing news now out of northwest d.c. where police are investigating three separate stabbings with four victims in total. the first happened around midnight, we understand, on first and k street. an adult man was stabbed in the neck and taken to the hospital. the second happened in the 1000 block of 36th street. we are told two victims attending a party were stabbed. and then the third happened on ninth and l a little before 3:00. at last check none of these stabbings have been confirmed deadly. >>> testimony meanwhile set to resume monday in the trial of baltimore police officer caesar goodson. goodson drove the police van that carried freddie gray after his arrest. the medical examiner who performed gray's autopsy took the witness stand yesterday and on that stand the medical examiner said that gray's fatal neck injuries were, quote, no accident. goodson is charged with murder and manslaughter. >>> a man from maryland is being shot by an a

outer loop as well. 95 northbound moving along justl fine take a look back at our maps you can see trafficng good. have any other problems we'll forward our map as you try to get out for an early morningi flight traffic flowing on the way to national, 95 north boundd maw open even and wisdom. >> dc meter rates about to go up. >> 79 crease comes up after thet city raised parking fines lateae last year. fox 5 more money melanie coming out of the pockets of the drivers. >> reporter: that's right you guys. 18 thousand meterhous spaces in the district. there used to be this rate andad this zone is another rate and certain things went to differene hours. now really its pretty uniformts the cost p or everything going . the city says basically this iss a necessary move. m also the fines for over staying your time at the meters going up as well. w the changes are expect ed to generate an extra 12 to 14 million dollars of new revenue. that's on top of the 88 million dollars the motorist advocacy group says the city is ripping off motorisi without add mink parking space. starting today all meter will

and homes and businesses have been damaged, as well. and they're prepare forth storm along the carolina coast. residents of low lying areas of north were busy filling sand swimmers are being told to stay out of the water because of the rip tide risk, too. the storm caused long lines at the atlanta airport. last we checked, flight schedules seem to have gotten back to normal or more or less anyway for those wait times. >> so what's next for colin's wrath. >> let's go to accuweather's paul williams tracking the storm for us. >> good morning to you, diane kendis. colin is expected to accelerate beyond the carolina coast and possibly move out towards the water. we're hopeful of that, but in the meantime, we're looking for rough surf as well as localized flooding and very gusty winds from charleston to wilmington towards cape hatteras was heavy downpours in some areas. heavy rain showers expected in the northeast, as well. we're looking for isolated thunderstorms from boston up towards maine. this is going to be the result of the front that'

that is possible as well. point for me, it does not take me off of my basic view of the economy growing at around 2%. reporter: for the fed policymakers, it is where the reward is eerie pce inflation is up. we came with the job report, labor and short supply, prices going up for eight months. what is the cost benefit ratio at this point? >> i don't see a lot of cost to being patient the july meeting at least. so i don't think the fed behind the curve on the point of view of inflation. i think we can, i'm speaking for myself, but we can be watchful and see how things develop in the next two weeks. reporter: let's talk about monetary policy itself, still in correction in. -- still extraordinary. the be a floor for inflation, or is it contributing to growth at this point? >> i have to believe that the policy that now stands continues to stimulate the economy. i don't see that it is putting a floor under growth and inflation. i think it met stimulative. that is not to say that the neutral rate isn't fairly low, bu

he is also suffering from food on the brain as well as a knee problem.ong kong has killed thousands of birds over fears of the bird flu. authorities expect around 5000 birds to be cold -- culled. china is speeding up efforts to build a [indiscernible] the platform would be used to search for minerals and could be as deep as three kilometers below the surface. out itsas been building presence in the south china sea. angie: stocks are trading in the highest levels of 2016. it's not unreasonable to expect another 10% rally by year-end 10% -- year and. of 10%, that sounds so nice. more like him a few you are not losing money, you are a winner. guest: that is spot on. the 10 plus rally in some market today,boards, not your but the correction that happened in january, figure,: too much downside. get it -- credit spreads etc., so the rates we've had insecure markets, like the s&p 500, parts of europe and australia, for example, that's not to continue. is aber, rule of thumb tight a tighter return of dividend and capital gains. is don'try to say here expect anot

the $49.15 up by about 1.25 as well. let's check on gold. the safety trade. up one-third. >> i'm glad you brought up gold at the end. that leads to the twitter and facebook question of the day. u.s. futures as we said pointing to gains, but you have to wonder is it a sucker's rally. you have low levels. you have the markets rally. >> we have and i love history. the data stuff really does come into play at certain points. certainly wanted to weigh in and go weigh in on twitter and the facebook page and give us your thoughts whether you think this rally could be sustained. >> and whether you're buying into it. >> now in corporate news today, nike shares coming under pressure. falling short of wall street estimates. shares of foot locker and under armor also dropping on nike reports. investor group is calling on tesla to add two independent directors to its board and strait is rules of chairman and ceo. this amid questions about elon musk control of the board and wake of proposed bid for solar city. >> now, let's turn to a developing story coming out of turkey to

phillip hamid as well. i do want to mention sterling if i may as well. what we've seen in the last -- well actually since david cameron spoke actually. the market drifted a little lower in both sterling and on the equity market when mr. cameron was speaking about his resignation. and thereafter it rallied. and it rallied quite hard. and i want to tell you that the ftsi is significantly above 6,000 at the moment. outperforming its european peers but even on the currency basis as well where we saw sterling get down to 130, 132 at its low today. so extreme 30 years highs on sterling volatility actually back up to circa 138 on the cable cross at the moment. 138 is where it's coming to trade. again it is a very big movement but nowhere near as big as previously. two guests joining us now. peter oppenheimerer at goldman sachs joins us on the phone and eric lundgren joins us. multi asset fund manager. eric. tell me what you feel about the market reaction today. you and i were talking with jeff earl queer about actually if you take into consideration the currency

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 stronger. 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 t

it changes us as well. it is important for us to stay focused on people first if we want to get to the best and brightest outcomes that are possible. if we rely solely on the private side, those benefits may only land where they benefit the wealthiest among us. our role is to make sure that the rising tide lifts all boats. back in 1984, los angeles hosted the olympics, the hottest gadget was the sony discman and we invisited in an interconnected system of signals called atsac that relied on algorithms to move cars and people through the streets. more than any other city in the country. today, we rely on painted signs and signals to speak to drivers in the future those, that information will go directly to the vehicles themselves. these digital faces will improve the safe flow of people and goods, light rail and people across the country. they're using apps to navigate our streets. earlier this year, we launched a go l.a. app. it allows you to choose a cheaper, faster, greener way to get from point a to poin

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

>> you will find i am peddling the same story as well. raid i won't be able to inject anything new into the conversation. itarly, as you have heard, appears to be coming into balance right now. they were forecasts that it would be in quarter four of this year. it looks like it has come to a balance earlier than that because of the wildfires in canada and the production stop in nigeria. my guess is prices will continue to firm up in the second half of the year, but it will all depend if these additional sources of q, and in iran, ira whether how quickly the production comes back in canada and nigeria. it will be a little bit of a bumpy ride going forward. manus: that seems to be the consensus. let's circle back again. many people have said, let's talk to dana gas about your bonds. you bought back $30 million in may of this year. you restructured once. do you plan to repay? what is the prudent thing for you to do? >> the prudent thing to do for dana gas would be to de-lever. we are paying $50 million a quarter in profit payments. take really

of life in our neighborhoods what's no coins the top priorities from all of you in the past months as well i know that each of you have issues specific budget krsz that we've done our best to address as many as we can this includes the funding for navigation centers and pit stops and nonprofit displacement the implementation of the legacy businesses and hiv and aids supervisors in 23 spirit of coordination for the great good idea of the city i present a two-year budget balanced budget for your careful consideration i respect this board r0eb9 to improve on the violate product i commit in collaboration with did you in the weeks to come thank you to our controllers mr. rosenfeld and his team for helping us keep in mind the biggest financial picture of the city and a preempt to harvey rose and melissa light house my acting budget director and the staff for their sole hard work in getting us ready for today and a final thank you to everyone ♪ chamber this morning for being part of this very important city process thank you, everyone >> (clapping.) >> >> hi today we have a special edition of bui

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

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.

because corey lewandowski was a big stumbling block for republicans, i assume you as well. s as a step in the positive direction. >> no, i don't. i've known lewandowski for many years and americans for prosperity. he's a very good manager. he's very good with people. any allegations that corey lewandowski is responsible for the problems in trump's campaign is utterly false. it's donald trump himself. anybody who's been in politics or campaigns like i have, when the family, when the kids and the wives are moving on a campaign, that's a bad sign. especially in a presidential campaign. you need professionals, not amateurs who think they know better. this is a sign donald trump cannot lead this campaign. the biggest change we need right n now. and it will go down in historic defeat. >> to lonagan's point, does it right the ship? >> all we need is for ivanka to say, we need to change the candidate. >> it's not like he said, talk about u.s. troops for iraq. >> we heard it over and over again. let trump be trump. >> and we see where it's gotten him. >> kansas isn't looking that gre

then there was this moment, which was really touching as well. adele opened up about her emotional ties to the gay community. >> and a ten-time grammy award winner, literally herself was overcome by emotion, as he dedicated her concert sunday night to the victims in orlando. and keep in mind, this was just hours after the attack. >> and i would like to start tonight by dedicating this entire show to everybody in orlando at pulse nightclub. [ applause ] the lgbt community, they're like my soul mates since i was very, very young. and then she cheered people up a little bit, by saying, let's go into "rolling in the deep." adele joked, saying, i don't know why i'm crying already, because most of tonight is pretty miserable, because my songs are blanking miserable. she's like, this is the early part of the show where we can dance, "rolling in the deep." >> everything else is all emotion. but what great songs they are. i'm sure her fans appreciated all of it. >>> meanwhile, harry potter author j.k. rowling is mourning one of the victims. we're talking a

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

i believe this other projects that we can pick up as well as an agency and i want to see if those can be explored. so, i'm willing to entertain other ideas that commissioners might have before inserting other ideas and projects that could be for sflafco seconds i support the position for two more years that will be through the fiscal-to the end of the fiscal year 2018. commissioner crews >> i think that it was a few minutes ago we talked about future agenda items and how we could use our executive director without impacting the work on cca but also making sure there something in the pipeline. i think that possibly at the next meeting i like to bring some ideas forward for other projects. i just want to give myself some to think about it and maybe look at work that other sflafco that are similar to us have done. and you sort of thinking about how we can best utilize the agency. i certainly support expanding mr. breed's context. i'm sorry. it's the position not a contact. and then making sure that we have projects and budget approved through that time if that's appropriate. >> great. i

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

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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

and current events and food-related books, populist science, those are the four areas and memoir as well. >> well, we want to catch up with you at the publishing convention to talk about some of the books that are coming out this fall and you have one coming out on lyndon johnson. >> a woman named joan melon. lbj accomplished a lot as a president but had a very dark side and the story told from a lens and only interacted with lyndon johnson on a couple of occasions. amazing guy and the best way to describe is he in 1951 he walked into a small golf course owner in austin, texas and shot the man dead. he was arrested two hours later and he said to the arresting officers that the texas rangers, i work for lyndon, i have to get back to washington. within an hour lyndon johnson's personal lawyer john was defending him and exonerated and then got security clearance working for dh byrd which was a weapon's contractor in texas and had security clearance and they couldn't. and so there's a hidden story here behind the scene story of lbj through all great accomplishments had a dark story we'll. >>

historic alterations, both wireless facilities on rooftops as well as within the public right-of-way. since the antenna attached. by polls and transit polls and utility poles we now see in san francisco. another change would not be maybe a notable interest to the commission, but it would allow screening such as fake scrabble with the current acception from-it's from steel towers and antennas and women associate with wireless facility. were this would be of assistance as we may see as an example larger building and 6-7 stories where it exceeds the 40 foot height limit for instance down to much of the city. that building may be less intrusive in terms of the overall size of the facility being scale and context appropriate respect to the building but because of the current height limitations for screening elements, the carrier may not be able to pursue that cyprus the screen is used to stop the equipment the antennas and cabling and other appurtenances would not be an option available under the plan current planning code rules. so the ability to add screen above limits consistent with ex

i voted on this last week and i intend to no on it this week as well. i did want to mention some concerns i had, one issues i had with this last week is i felt that the board of supervisors had not practiced its budget short as effectively as we generally should. especially when it came to the police salaries. we had $8 million left over that was moved in this ordinance being moved from police salaries to cover overtime that was used for the super bowl. i think we should be much more effective in how we do a budget review. this year, and i did have a conversation with the chair of the budget committee today, based on the requests from the controllers office, according to the chair of budget committee, that our budget process has been bumped up a week ahead of schedule. and that gives harvey rose less time to be able to do his analysis of the budget and without that analysis, we're ham strung. i have a concern again for a next budget psyche that will starts next moppett. are we going to have the ability to scrutinize this budget the way we need to to avoi

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

she was very much for allowing more refugees into the country as well. on the one hand they know her as a very important local politician here in the community but also someone who didn't shy away from international issues here, george. >> fred, co-anchoring this hour from england on this event, a church service that's under way. thank you so much. we'll stay in touch with you through the rest of the show. this is cnn "newsroom" at 4:13 on the u.s. east coast. still ahead, iraq says it has liberated fallujah from isis but as cnn saw firsthand, fighting continues in that city. the very latest from fallujah ahead. >>> plus, more families are burying their loved ones, people killed in last weekend's shooting in orlando, florida. how some of the victims are being honored next. >>> welcome back to cnn "newsroom." i'm george howell. the former president of egypt, mohammed morsi has been sentenced to live in prison following an espionage trial. an egyptian court convicted him of passing classified documents to qawt -- quatar, he was overthrown by the military i

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

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

april long island meeting we have had 2 additions of the treasure island flee on the last weekend as well as the tenants and subtenants of building 80 had a closing celebration as they vacated it. most of those tenants of lee's new spaces there the pasadena visa will be held through august, the rescue orphan mammal program provided tips and best practices for secure crawlspaces and points of intrusion and other access to buildingsto prevent access to raccoons andother animals that might have access to the property in the spring season. on may 26 the san francisco department of emergency management calo es and dem will be here today to provide an update on their tsunami prepared his work over the past year. volunteers also conducted a count on - island this past weekend on butterflies. species include the pipeline swallowtail, the western swallowtail, in the pipeline swallowtail is the only place in san francisco where that has been identified. we will also be hosting a project poll high school intern.and this is a recent graduate and they will be returning to the university of michigan th

then be more specific in add in - the ordinance as well as the financing. >> well, i think the discussion staff are part of that if you want me to verbalize take into consideration that discussion in terms of adequate funding and personnel and fire department perspective i'll lean towards any colleague. >> i'll also madam president like to make sure that the amendments here to the fire code pertain to the residential occupancies and not anything other than that. >> a point of clarification go back and come back or emergency and timeline or is this good enough to move on to. >> that's help e helpful it is mindful in cleaver up the clarification i'll be happy to side that in >> there's a motion on the floor. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> thank you all very much thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, again all right. next item. >> item 4 acknowledgment of appreciation and presentation of award from the state of california in recognition of nert program. >> thank you, madam secretary i see we have some representatives here from nert and we're going to hear first from our chief the departme

orlando police, sheriff deputy, several agencies from central florida, as well as helicopters in the air. obviously, a very serious situation. as you heard, orlando police just a few moments ago, confirming the shooter inside the club is deceased. we did hear from multiple witnesses inside that said that they thought there may have been more than one shooter. so it's important to clarify, as christi said earlier, the scene is not exactly secure at this point. but the flow of information that we've received kind of gives you an idea of how this all unfolded. witnesses inside the club tell us that about 2:00 a.m. shortly before 2:00 a.m., they heard loud, loud popping noises. one witness said that he couldn't tell if it was part of the music or something else, and people started hitting the ground. he was fortunate to get out. a short while after that, police arrive on the scene, put the whole thing on lockdown, and they told us that about 4:30, there was going to be a press briefing. meantime, we were hearing reports there was some kind of hostage situation inside and there was potent

they're going to be triggers as well as well as warm humid air mass. energy in the atmosphere everything comes together, as our models are showing, then we are going to be in for some widespread thunderstorms that could be severe as we move into sunday. so we got cold front coming in hot humid air pass mass lots of tropical moisture and the energy from the upper atmosphere we're looking at the strong cold front coming into his hot humid air mass, storms are going to fire up. once we get into sunday we could be in for some pretty strong gusty winds, even some agent and we are under an enhanced risk of severe weather for our area for sunday. so sunday is definitely the day to keep you're eyes to the sky. we're looking at how much sunday we get that's going to be fuel fort fire the more sunday is going to heat up the atmosphere even more make things worse than we're talking about. here's a look at what is happening with future cast for saturday 8:00 things start to fire up. two in the morning and sunday look at this. we get a little break sunday morning t

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

this was a mutual case as well.rying to defend the homes behind part of the strip mall and also trying to defend the gas station that is in the same parking lot. the afc two-hour firefight, just to contain the fire. it was another hour-and-a-half after that bef the fire was considered under control. there are 20 different businesses on the marquee here at the shopping center. all different kind of businesses an certainly we expect that those folks who own those businesses will start to assess the damage and see where they go from here. in san jose, chris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> chris, thank you very much. it is a gut wrenching moment for the san jose police department for the law enforcement community in general as they remember a fallen officer. last night hundreds gathered in honor of officer michael katerman. >>. >> reporter: we have details we are learning ability his death. it's so tragic. >> reporter: it is, lawyer remarks sam. it was here at police headquarters where the police chief eddie garcia got

you notice areas of red, as well. so it's also widespread as you head farther north.ting up to 35 miles an hour with combined low humidity. it means increased fire danger in those areas through tomorrow. you notice the high clouds passing by throughout this morning and the afternoon. plenty of sunshine with temperatures warming up into the low 90s in our warmest location. 70s and 80s around bait and still 60s and mild at the coast. the high today in san jose will be 83. gilroy getting up to 88 and cupertino 83 degrees, as well. look for 82 in redwood city. breezy at the coast with 64 in pacifica. millbrae 72. downtown san francisco warming up to 70 today with plenty of sunshine, as well. and in the north bay areas, mild and warm with 83 in petaluma. mid-80s through sonoma and napa. 81 vallejo. look for comfortable numbers through berkeley, it's 77. san leandro 79 and low 80s as you head further south. warm locations, the warmest will be antioch and brentwood, low 90s there. 88 con ford. pleasanton 86. quite pleasant, as well. a lot of graduations happening today. and

and northern lancaster and up through the poconos as well. we show you the temperatures it's cooler and 71 in millville, and 71 in reading and lancaster and 69 in philadelphia, and 69 at the coast in atlantic city. we look at the 24 temperature change, a high in philadelphia of 84, right now 6 degrees cooler in the city than it was 24 hours ago and 9 degrees cooler in allentown and reading and 2 degrees cooler at the coast in wildwood. and if you head out this evening, the phils are at home take on the milwaukee brewers, and cloudy and a possible shower is in the forecast. first pitch 76 degrees and the ninth inning we drop down to 70 degrees. say stray shower is likely this afternoon and we'll find more in the way of sunny breaks today. and temperatures maxing out in the upper 70s, a 50/50 split over the weekend and we'll be tracking strong showers and storms into the second half of our weekend and there say slight risk of severe weather depending on your location. we have future tracker 6 standing by to time out the precipitation and lettin

both from the tony awards as well as from the stanley cup finals. it is monday, june 13th. a special edition of "world news now," the nightclub massacre, terror in orlando. >> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. let's get right to the latest that we're learning right now, the details about the nightclub massacre in orlando. as we go on the air right now, 17 of the 50 victims have been identified by city officials. 53 other people were injured in the attack. >> the ex-wife of gunman omar mateen says, "he was not a stable person." sources say mateen used an ar-style rifle and a 9-millimeter semiautomatic handgun in that rampage. >> and there is this, a go fund me account has raised more than $1.2 million online. it was set up by florida's main lgbt organization which says the money will go towards the victims and families impacted by this attack. and we're learning a lot more about some of the victims. all of whom were enjoying a night out at orlando's gay nightclub known as the pulse. some of the victims' bodies have been removed from that club. they ar

. >> they are now found routinely in stream samples a as well as well samples across the uniteded states.. >> if it's going to a affect everything from honeybees to earthworms, uh, that is s serios inin and of itself. >> neonicotinoids are among the most widely used pesticides in the world. they bring in billions in profits for the companies that make them. but now, growing evidence shows that these insecticides are not only killing target pests, they are killing many beneficial species and destroyoying the bae of the food cha. . this h hahappened before. are they the new ddt? >> we don't want to have an insecticide that kills things it shouldn't. >> we've been somehow railroad by agrochemical companies into relying entirely on their products. >> and i think we e should be really concerned. >> it began with honeybees.. bees began to abruptly disappear from honeybee colonies. sisince then, beekeepers have bn lolosing 30% or r more of theirr hives annually, losses that t ae higher than normal. this phenomenon came to be called colony collapse disorder. new york state beekeeper jim doan saw

as well there.for that. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america," and have a good wednesday, everybody and a great week. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's wednesday june 15th. matt o'donnell is off this morning. nydia han is joining us. >> we are following a develop story from a disney world resort. an alligator drags a two-year-old boy into a lagoon good. >> gunfire erupts on the streets of wilmington leaving five people including juveniles injured. we're live with the investigation. >> why the former rebel resort will not reopen today as expand first up we'll start with meteorologist, david murphy and with karen rogers.

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

highs today range, as well.reezy conditions and 66 in half moon bay and oakland 79 and then antioch, that will hit near 100 and 98 degrees. san jose at 88 degrees. a lot of folks heading to the pride weekend in san francisco. look for breezy conditions this afternoon and sunny, as well. today and tomorrow with temperatures mainly in the low 70s. also, if you're heading to the sonoma raceway. you're definitely going to need your hat and sunglasses and sun screen and maybe a nice big drink because temperatures will be in the 90s today and tomorrow dropping down to the mid up toer 5 upper 50s overnight. giants game breezy this evening with temperatures cooling off to 72 degrees by the time the game starts and then cooling down to up thor 50s by the time the game ends and sunset is at 8:36 this evening. and here's a look at the week ahead. this is why we want to warn you of these really hot temperatures we can expect. monday and tuesday is when we can see some really or close to triple-digit heat in some inland area