because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that. don't just bank. bank human™. >>> because you're a liar in there. pants are lying. move, move. you lie all the time, your pants catch on fire. liar, liar, pants on fire. >> melissa mccarthy returned to saturday night live, this time as the host. she took on her usual hot tempered role as white house press secretary sean spicer. and after shera and threw at the press. look at that. yeah. >> physical. >> it was very physical. >> very physical. >> good physical comedy. >>> today is mother's day of course and we are so thankful for our moms. >> we are, and we're thankful for the moms here that work behind the scenes. and we to want say a very special thank you to our director, naomi. who is like a mother to all of us. she feeds us every week. she makes us cake. and everybody please put your hands today for jeneva. this is the mom of tonya who works here. we love that and love the family and love them too. >> went right back to her. >> yeah. >> naomi, see what you're doing ba

because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that.on't just bank. bank human™. >>> a look now at the eternal flame burning at arlington national cemetery burning at the grave of president john f kennedy. this memorial day marks what would have been jfk's 100th birthday. today a wreath was placed at his grave site. photos from 1963 show jfk paying his own respects as president in arlington. later that year, his life was cut short at age 46. to mark his centennial birthday, the kennedy library opened a special exhibit featuring 100 of his rarely seen personal items. >>> and as we honor those who gave their lives in service of country, a new generation of men and women is standing up to join the ranks of our military. nbc's jacob takes us to boot camp with some of america's newest service members. >> this is the culmenation of training. as close as it gets to real combat in basic training? >> for these guys, it is. >> reporter: all year long, the u.s. army puts would be soldiers in training with one goal, transform civilians i

because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that.t bank. bank human™. >>> tonight reaction is pouring in about the death of a beloved bond, sir roger moore. best known for playing the famous british spy 007. his family says he passed awate 89. nbc's anne thompson looks at his life and legacy. ♪ >> reporter: the word "suave" was his bond. >> my name is bond, james bond. >> reporter: in seven films roger moore made james bond debonair and droll. >> can you swim? >> reporter: a portrayal even he acknowledged was marked by humor more than acting skill. >> would you like me to drive? >> reporter: his version of the british spy with a license to kill always compared to the original bond -- >> a martini, shaken not stirred. >> reporter: -- sean connery. >> sean, physically is a much tougher individual than i am. i cannot say i'm going to kill you and mean it. >> reporter: the dashing persona honed first on the small screen as the saint. a thief turned robin hood. of a stretch. so good looking one critic said of moore, he was ofte

because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that.just bank. bank human™. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome back to noesi 4 today. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we are working to help you get out the door on time. melissa has a look at the roads. we'll start with chuck bell and sheena parveen in the elements, braving the conditions, fighting the -- >> i don't know. >> fighting the bugs. >> right, the bugs. >>> i'm just doing this the whole team to keep the me. it's so disgusting. >> they can't stand me. i'm bitter apparently. >> that's right, because i'm so sweet. i'm trying lemon -- oil of lemon eucalyptus. for me, the deet works. get a fan, too m. chuck is my fan. comfortable morning. little bit cool. we have a little bit of rain on the radar. rain is down to the south, south of richmond. heading north moving in this direction. we don't expect it until later on today. for your commute, we have dry roads at 7:00 a.m., a little cool by noon. just cloudy mainly. by 5:00 p.m. we have a

because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that.t just bank. bank human™. ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. ♪ >>> in may so far, we've had over 4 inches. mostly total is 3.99, so we're over that. the rain is pulling off to the east and pulling away. a few thundershowers far southeastern virginia, those are moving away. temperatures are rebounding, it's up near 70 around the metro area. hour by hour into the evening, mild and dry. a pleasant evening coming up until 11:00, we'll be back down to the mid-60s be. then near 60 by dawn tomorrow and showers return. we'll have a look at that and your memorial day weekend forecast for the beaches and mountains in a few minutes. >>> across maryland, thousands of snt important test this week called the partnership for assessment of readiness and college careers. or parcc. new this year, 10th graders have to pass english and algebra, before students were only required to

because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that. don't just bank. bank human™. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business. built for business. >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. >>> good morning and welcome back to "news4 today." i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. we're working for you this wet wednesday morning. chuck and sheena, we sent them outside. not to just forecast the weather but feel the weather. >> oh, they're feeling it with those big umbrellas. >> i think aaron should be feeling the weather, don't you? >> you knew that was coming, aaron. >> we'll make sure aaron feels it. >> we know people in all the wrong places, aaron. we'll have you out of here in no time. >> it's time. >> absolutely. steadier rain g

call us with td asap on the td bank app and skip to the front of the line.d up. how can i help? are you seeing this charge from an auction house? because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that. don't just bank. bank human™. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. >>> 11:00 o'clock people across the delaware valley are watching that. the radar. nervously. pouring rain as we head into the holiday weekend and it's not just rain. look at what moved through old city philadelphia tonight. yeah, it's hail. it's still rumbling overhead, raining down the shore. looking live at wildwood. that boardwalk should be packed by this time together tomorrow night. the question is will it really? the rain had everyone worried about holiday weekend plans. i'm lucy noland. so when are we catching a break let's get straight to meteorologist scott williams. scott, that you know pretty much everybody has everything crossed right now. the week send not a washout. >> yeah. we're hoping it's not going to be washout. it looks like we do

because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that. don't just bank. bank human™. me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that power our economy. >>> the fearless girl statue on manhattan has become a focal point of femi

call us with td asap on the td bank app and skip to the front of the line. up. how can i help? are you seeing this charge from an auction house? because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that. don't just bank. bank human™. >>> after scoring the number three overall pick in this nba draft sixers good fortune continued this evening. one by in the making the playoffs and having to face lebron james and, two, sixers big saric and joel embiid named finalists for the rookie of the year award. no big surprie to be honest with you both saric and embiid shined this season. if embiid never hurt this knee this was his award uncouldn't testified. dario made things interesting by stepping up for the sixers. he averaged 12.8 points per games and played all 81 games. other finalist is malcolm, from the bucks winner will be decided on june the 26th. >>> over to the diamond. the phils need a win in a bad way. already 38 games into this short season the phillies sit with 1 14-24 record which is the worst 38 game start since the year 2000 sand. but as the

call us with td asap on the td bank app and skip to the front of the line.your account pulled up. how can i help? are you seeing this charge from an auction house? because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that. don't just bank. bank human™. >> new information still coming in tonight about what played out in an ariana grande concert in england last night. right now the death toll stands at 22. another 59 injured. the bomber is dead. killed by his own explosive outside the arena in manchester. >>> it's raising questions yet again worldwide. are we ever really safe? it is appalling how many stories like this we've had to cover. but it proves it can happen anywhere, any time. >> if you're scared, that's the point. that's what terrorism is all about. as our hank flynn found out, rolling through philadelphia today, this city ain't scared. not one bit. here's hank. ♪ >> reporter: it could happen here. or here. or here. i'm hank and what happened in manchester could happen anywhere but my take is i'm not scared. neither are you. it could happe

call us with td asap on the td bank app and skip to the front of the line.our account pulled up. how can i help? are you seeing this charge from an auction house? because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that. don't just bank. bank human™. >>> the site of the country's worst nuclear power accident could soon shut down. excelon corp. owns three mile island near harrisburg. it says the plant will close in 2019 unless pennsylvania includes nuclear power in the state's alternative energy ambitions. three mile island had partial partial melt down at one of its reactors in 1979. >> you call it terrorism. i've call it patriotism. you hear me? >> define suspect in court today. facing a judge for murder charges. jeremy joseph christian accused of fatally stabbing two men on train in portland, oregon the two men police say were defending two passengers who witnesses say christian harassed with hate speech. >>> almost two years ago we told you about a family enduring a near tragedy what they have done in the many months since is nothing short of

because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that. don't just bank. bank human™. >> announcer: you're watching news4 at 4:00. >> we're following a developing story overseas where president trump has now spoken with afghanistan's president about that truck bomb that killed 90 people in kabul. the number of people hurt or injured is now over 400. the state department has 11 american contractors were hurt but all of them are expected to survive. the suicide drove into kabul's heavily guarded during rush hour. >> the former president wants to be maryland's next governor. ben jealous formally announced his campaign. and he strongly democratic presidential primaries. he promised to complete the purple line. governor larry hogan is popular but many democrats could jump in to challenge hogan next year. >> between high school proms and graduations this time of year students make decisions good and bad that can impact them for years to come. troy johnson is here for our talk around town. even though teen pregnancy rates have been

call us with td asap on the td bank app and skip to the front of the line.our account pulled up. how can i help? are you seeing this charge from an auction house? because when you need help, you need it asap. i'll take care of that. don't just bank. bank human™. >>> yesterday many celebrated the release of a man who spent 24 years in jail for a crime he did not commit. even as his story turned for the better there are several still locked up for crimes they say they didn't commit. >> in fact bill anderson spoke to one of those men and his wife who is standing by his side hoping for the same vindication for goodness sake. ♪ >> reporter: terrence lewis served nearly 20 years of a live sentence for second degree murder. it's not a surprise that like many in jail he says he didn't do it. but in his case a federal judge and several witnesses actually agree that he didn't. so why is he still in jail? >> i had evidence that proved i'm innocent. i have already proved before federal judge that i am in fact innocent. >> reporter: >>> i saw the document from a federal

the senate intel committee formally asked comey to come and testify asap. >> i think we want to hearrom him in a way that's going to be fully forthcoming. and i'm looking forward to that. >> reporter: separately, the committee also demanded the fbi hand over any and all documents prepared by comey that detail his interactions with senior white house officials over the russia investigation. of greatest interest, that memo comey apparently wrote himself in february. abc news has not seen the memo but sources close to comey have confirmed its existence. it documents comey's account of a meeting that took place shortly after former national security adviser michael flynn had been caught out in a lie about his conversations with the russian ambassador. trump allegedly asked comey to go easy on flynn. allegedly telling comey, i hope you can let this go, he's a good guy, i hope you can let this go. is that the smoking gun in an obstruction of justice case? >> it is way too early to say that it is a smoking gun. but it has certainly energized both republicans and democrats on capitol hill. >

. - obviously, we need a new field reporter asap, so if anyone has any ideas-- we don't need someoneith a ton of experience. basically, if they can string four words together, the job is theirs. - me could go camera. - [deep voice] katie could do it. [normal voice] ha! that's an interesting idea. who said that? [deep voice] i did. i'm a talent scout. [normal voice] well, what are you doing at our morning meeting? - do you want to do it, katie? just for today? - no, thanks. - good. - what? why? you've got nothing going on. i read your texts. they're all from the domino's pizza tracker. - because i would like to produce a story. i've been working a source at the nra, and i think he's finally willing to do an interview. - okay. that does sound better than your last piece about the cat who dialed 912 and everyone died. there is one more thing. the network has received quite a few angry phone calls from older viewers about our theme song. - really? i think our theme song's zazzy. - unfortunately, elderly people who complain about things are our key demographic. we're gonna need a new them

as we were walking out, the alarm went off saying, "please evacuate asap".. allen, thank you very much, alan who was there at the front of the concert. at the point when the explosion went off. andy moore is still with me. some latest numbers, 19 people confirmed dead. that confirms what we know from our own sources. casualties are in double figures. 50 others injured. 19 confirmed dead. police say this is currently being treated as a terrorist incident until we know otherwise. that confirms our own sources. we understand officials, intelligence officials, police, home 0ffice officials, are meeting in central london, whitehall, tonight, to discuss the incident. let me read you the full press release, the fullest information so far from greater manchester police. further details have been released. just before 1035 on monday, police were called to reports of an explosion at manchester arena. 19 confirmed dead. 50 others injured. this is currently being treated as a terrorist incident until police know otherwise. we also know that the police are trying to set

and as we were walking out, the alarm went off saying please evacuate asap, so that is when you knewdy on the street then. and don't forget you can stay com pletely and don't forget you can stay completely up—to—date with everything on the bbc website. there isa everything on the bbc website. there is a live page following all the important information from the police and the officials. it has regular updates of the casualties as well as well as eyewitness accounts. before we go, let's give you a reminder of our developing story this hour. police in the english city of manchester say at least 19 people have been killed and 50 others injured in an explosion at a pop concert. they said it was being treated as a terrorist incident. witnesses said the american singer ariana grande had just finished her performance at the manchester arena when a huge blast took place in the foyer, shaking the building. hello. welcome to bbc news, with david eades and tom donkin. we start with our breaking news from the north—west of england. police say at least 19 people have been killed and more than 50

they want to move on asap. it was just one day and thaev rr had other bad days.nything around the edges and two, why do you think it took so long to let them go. >> it seems like trump really liked him. trump actually seemed to have les of a a rapport with the successor h.r. mcmasters and one of the things we know after a couple of years of watching him is that he punches back no matter what. he'll punch back at anyone. he perches back wildly whether it make s sense or not. >> maybe genuinely did. know how to handle this and all the sudden there's a barrage of evidence that he did lie and the straw that broke the back was the high to the vice president of the united states. >> donald trump has never given evidence that he -- you would consider that a national security problem but donald trump only sees it through the prism of his own political interest and ego. >> selena, i want to switch gears and talk about health care. president obama spoke out for the first time opthe house bill. he urged congress to -- take a listen. >> i hope current members of congress rec

they want want to turn the page and move on asap. we'll be remembering this for very long. >> alex said two things. he said we didn't the think we learned anything that was hanging on the edges out there. and two things, why do you think it took so long for them to let flynn go, 18 days? >> it seemed like trump really liked him, trump had actually considered him to be vp. new reporting today there sems be less of rapport with his successor hr mcmaster which many think him to be a more capable guy. he punches back no matter what, whether it makes strategic sense or not. he'll punch back anyway. he just punches back widely at anyone, whether his advisers this can it makes any sense or not. >> maybe they didn't just generally know how to handle this. maybe they didn't believe it at first. and the trau that broke the camel's back was actually lying to the president of the united states. >> it's possible. look, donald trump has never really given any evidence he takes the whole russia issue seriously. you would think that the notion that

. -- asap on the wrist for china really. it is another warning.horities do need to get a grip on the rising debt that has been a key driver of economic growth in china over the last decade. we have had a rating terms warning before. movie's warned last year and the imf warned. and moody's took a step of putting the china sovereign rating -- the first they made since november of 1989. it is a significant reminder about the challenges china has faced. we know the authorities are preaching the need to rein in credite and rein in assistance, but the steps have been quite modest during the easy a judgment like we saw today from an next journal watcher like moody's, it is a sharp reminder of the challenges still ahead in china. >> in just a few moments, the federal reserve will release minutes from it may meeting. this is the meeting where officials left rates unchanged and signaled they were not alarmed by the weakness and first quarter gdp. >> we learned two things today. may, secondat their and third meeting, they were on course for a june rate hike.

studies all things russians tonight say that the russians have been anxious to get these two together asap because of the pattern they see. you have spoken about this. trump emerges from meetings, witness the president of president with this sudden ewarm personal relationship because of whatever the dynamic is with donald trump. >> that's right. in fact, well before the trump era, in the obama/putin era, the kremlin firmly believes that it matters a lot to president putin to have that personal rapport, to have that personal connection. and they believe that this works well with president trump. and you just cited some evidence to suggest that. so they want to get that meeting. they want to get that face time. and not just just a pull aside at a g 20 meeting they would prefer a one on one meeting without the distraction of g-20 because they believe that putin will be able to persuade, donald trump, president trump, to do things that are in russia's national interests. >> eli stokel, this was really the original story of the trump presidency. it keeps coming back. it never went away. and tha

coming up, the steps being taken to make sure help is sent asap. >> reporter: in south san francisco,ice are still on the scene of a fatal police- involved shooting that happened just before midnight. we'll bring you details. >>> information intelligence that, um, revealed contacts and interactions between russian officials and u.s. persons involved in the trump campaign. >> a bombshell revealed as the trump administration faces some tough new questions. the report that the president has now hired a lawyer. >> plus this. >> manchester comes together and we stand strong. >> a memorial is growing outside the concert arena where 22 people were killed and 50 injured in a bombing attack. about the victims. >> closer to home a large power outage at san francisco highlights problems with 911 response times. now city officials are taking action. >>> first, an investigation is under way into an officer- involved shooting in san francisco. good morning, it is wednesday, may 24. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. kpix 5's jackie ward is live at the scene with new details.

. >> what do you think those guys want to do asap? anyone? they'll go see the next. >> we hope they bring them some good energy. >>> prince philip stepping back from his royal duties. buckingham palace says he will stop carrying out public appearances this fall but will continue to head numerous charitable organizations. queen elizabeth's husband is 95. he has had some heart problems in the past but he maintains a pretty vigorous schedule. the palace did not offer a comment on his current health. >>> barack obama's $400,000 speech to wall street could prompt congress to go after his pension. while in office, he vetoed a bill that would curb pension to the fourth -- to the president. the sponsor of the legislation said the veto was self-serving and that he will seek to reintroduce the bill. >>> special assignment unit investigating gains in our area. how they recruit kids and what parents should be looking for. >> here is a preview of stephanie ramirez's report tonight at 11:00. >> this gang has been here so long. >> that's another gain that w

you have to see what lawyer can come here and talk to me asap because i'm going to lose my mind. please promise me you'll be faithful to me. they'll smoke me for this and i do not deserve to be in prison. >> meanwhile, jerry nunes who said he sold the unregistered gun to stark for $500 is settling into his new cell. >> crazy, right. last night i was watching locked up on tv, now i'm on lock up for real. woke up this morning to banging to the door. turned out to be detectives from the prosecutors office and they wanted to speak with me. they had questions with a shooting of a cop. i mean, i didn't shoot the cop, but i sold the gun. and that's why i'm here. no towel, nothing. don't come to this hotel, guys. they don't have anything ready for you. >> though he was investigated for his connection to the gun, law enforcement authorities have yet to issue any weapons charges. >> they came into my house, they did like a little search and all they found was a pot of weave and like 70 grams of -- that's about it. >> nunes was only charged with drug possession, to which he plans to plead n

but there's one ad that muni officials want to go away asap. >> hi, georgia!an francisco just wanted to say thank you. >> we already have nancy pelosi as our congresswoman. now you're going to give us jon ossoff as our congressman! >> reporter: the spoof ad isn't even airing in san francisco. it's airing in georgia. and it's part of a republican effort to derail democratic candidate jon ossoff in a tightly contested georgia congressional race. the idea? point out his close ties to san francisco. >> we're proud that california is the leading funder of the jon ossoff campaign. >> he is one of us. >> reporter: but it's the shot of a city cable car with an ossoff ad supposedly on its side that has muni officials calling for it to be pulled. >> congressional leadership is responsible for this advertising. >> looks like that cable car depiction was photoshopped and they imposed a picture of the congressman. >> reporter: and even though it was put on with special effects, muni says it violates their no political ads rule. >> we don't want to get involved in political

were prancing around. [ laughter ] on the bright side, if you have an emergency, she can get you in asaphe patient, and we offer a a variety of pg movies. since you were over 18, we offered an r-rated one. and when you chose what you did, i told you there was nudity, and you said, "not a a problem." [ laughter ] looks like there's holes in your story, and your teeth. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh! all right. i feel like any film where within the first five minutes there's topless women prancing around, it's pretty apparent from the cover that's what you're in for. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly. i don't even know -- yeah. why would you even -- well, why would you choose that film? >> also, if you're the dentist, just take the one with nudity out. [ laughter ] who's like, "you've got anything with a little nudity, maybe a little diane lane 'unfaithful' action?" [ light laughter ] "i want to see a little bonin' while i'm getting my cavity filled." [ laughter ] you can say boning. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> they're not bleeping -- you don't need to bleep -- you don't -- if anyone is here

. >> steve: right. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it equals asap rocky. you see what i'm saying?d applause ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: you get it? you get the -- >> steve: i get it. if you could just give me one more example, just one more, that's all i ask. one final example. i have had the penultimate one, now i need the ultimate "xamp." [ light laughter ] just one more example. >> jimmy: could you do some sound effects? >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: me drinking, and then me using windex. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: and then, squeegeeing it off. >> steve: okay. you're going to, like, clean something? >> jimmy: i'll drink first. then i'll sneeze on something, then i'll windex, and then clean it. >> steve: got it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, well, here you go. [ drinking ] [ popping ] [ laughter ] [ gulps ] [ sneezing sound ] [ sprayer sound ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: he can do a windex bottle! >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: that's fantastic. >> steve: and my brother dave. >> jimmy: who can do a windex bottle? that's great. >> steve: oh my gosh. >> jimmy: no one else can do

bottom line, update your software asap. >> what are we hearing from microsoft on this. >> reporter: they said yesterday the company is working to address the problem but also pass the buck a little bit. they said companies have a responsibility to update their systems and that governments must do more to proactively fight cyber threats. back to you. >> anne, thank you. as anne said, not cool. >> not cool at all. >> she put it best. >>> you know what's cool is over the weekend our news director blasted out that e- mail saying even if you think you know that person, be very careful opening up e-mail. you have a tendency saying let's get through it right now, right? >> exactly. you should be very careful. >> yes. >>> very careful heading out the door this morning? not so much. maybe a light jacket. take a look at this right now, our live weather camera looking out towards the low clouds, the fog, very thin layer of marine layer that has pushed onshore and surrounding the rim of the bay, otherwise inland, this is our live weather camera, yeah, it's still dark out there at mount vaca. we have

i think they can do 3.5% to 4% if they get the tax cuts through asap. i know you've never heard that from me before. >> larry, i think markets would like october 1st as well. as always, a pleasure. thank you very much. >> thank you very much for having me. >> let's get to the bond market five-year notes up for auction. rick santelli at the cme. hi, rick. >> reporter: melissa lee, boy, twos and fives are different. we auctioned off $34 billion five-year notes. below the one issued market, that's a good thing. grade i gave it an "a" as in d apple. internals, 2.67 bid to cover, well above 4.2. in december of '16 2.72. in november of '14, 2.9. the best number since november of '14. indirects very solid. directs at 8.6 best since the spring of 2016. this was a good auction. tomorrow is the completion in supply with seven-year notes. it certainly seems as though these investors aren't thinking rates will move a whole lot lower so it's very fascinating that the shorter maturities have found so much interest. brian, it's all yours. >> rick, thank you. coming up

martin again still missing following the terrorist attack in anyone spotted him its let the police know asaps planning a world why trip coming to the united states where he's supposed to spend about two months. they said they've tried calling him on his phone but turned off and very very worried. he supposedly has a large network of friends and surely he would have contacted spun by n now. there's 1584 old olivia campbell let me get out of the way so you can see her. missing olivia campbell. her mom charlotte looking for please retweet. the sweet innocent faces of people who simply went to concert and likely may have perished in this attack. she was at the concert with her friend later found in a hospital olivia however has not yet been heard from. and then there's young lady kelly brewster also missing. let me step out of the way. kelly brewster, please retweet. there she is the note saying please can everyone i know share this photo the girl on the left is kelly brewster. she has yet to be found following last night's attack in manchester. we believe her to be injured that's h right. loved

we have samantha dominique and sasha blanche both professional organizers and founders of clean out asapring us good tips on how to organize on this time it's how to pack. >> exactly right. and we're so excited to share. >> yes, thank you for having us and thank you to all of the fallen soldiers on memorial day. >> yes. >> yes. >> absolutely is. we want to -- >> you know, i found that everybody has a different technique for packing. >> you're right. >> some people are last minute throw it all in. >> yes. >> on the people planning a week away a as long as i know everything is clean i can get it organized pretty quick. >> that's why we're here to help. we have four innovative organization packing cubes, you can pack and group like items together. we have the intimate items in one, then we have the jeans with the jeans, of course, and then also these wonderful pouches that are labeled that we love, they're chic it says exactly what goes in it and a a bag for dirty laundry. >> i have all kinds of stuff in my shoes. i wouldn't have shoes in the shoes. i'd have all kind of other things in the

as you can become a stock is rising on the news it asap in the pre-markets.tock to watch a home depot. in this revenue estimate for .5 billion. so a match of the dps, maria. as you can see a little bit of a mess on the revenue. those are headlines. >> they had some pretty significant. broadly speaking, earnings have been pretty good. 15% corporate profit growth in the first quarter. 6% revenue growth. >> when i'm watching today is what is going on with ford, which is talking about big layoffs. there's a lot of disruption going on with tesla shareprice now greater than ford. the ceo is under tremendous pressure. there is a political issue here, which is where are they going to cut these people if they cut them in the united states, they will get blowback from the white house. >> ford has been searching for a senate stranger rebrand itself. not just a car company, the transportation company. its document delivery services, competing with goober and then cutting 10% of the workforce. where you give revenue for not a maker facing a consumer of that sweet? >> chal

table, she called for it and told theresa may she wa nted for it and told theresa may she wanted it asapt in scotland. i think it is the right, legitimate tactic, but if you look at other literature, it was often about local issues as well. this is a huge feather in the for ruth davidson, it is a personal leadership issue, she has become the person to take on the first minister and scottish nationalists and is making ground. this is very good for politics in scotland. first minister, thoughts on your prospects as you see them in five weeks on the 8th ofjune? i am looking forward to the general election and the performance of the snp is a great springboard for that campaign. i will come back to that in a second, but if i may pick up on some of the points i have been listening to. if the tories want to say it was a campaign about independence, the tories have to face up to the fact they put that centre stage and the snp have won this election in scotla nd snp have won this election in scotland and the tories have lost it. as far asjohn mcdonnell is concerned, i know labour doesn't have muc

a poll 26 hours ago, overwhelmingly democrats would say he cost hillary the election and should go asap. having said that, you have mitch mcconnell calling for -- reminding the democrats that hoekstra -- i got all the names confused, i'm so excited. they were in favor of comey not only leaving but bipartisan decision if you will, suggested to the president on something everyone more or less agreed on. i want to talk about getting beyond the pitical aspect of this as theater part of it. there is talk of a constitutional crisis. there is talk of the wheels of d.c. move at a snail's pace being bogged down even more, will this be excuse for the democrats to be more obstructionist than they already have been. >> if this wasn't the excuse they would find another excuse to be obstructionist. they've done it the last four months. the first four months of this presidency. but the bottom line is, you know, what does donald trump need to do? he needs to appoint somebody that the american people see clearly as a better fbi director than what james comey is. someone that will go in and will be, you