the hard rock opened with 20% atlantic city residents, and we are now up to 25% atlantic city residentsing in our building and we think it has transferred to really good business model. >> joe, what do you think about just construction overall across the nation and what you're seeing in your own markets are things slowing down at all is it full steam ahead >> we're seeing it strong. right now what's really needed is trained workforces. we are, you know, a union shop and organized labor, people are retiring and training and job training is going to be a big issue. >> jim, with the legalization of sports gambling, what has that meant? has that changed the dynamics of the business >> yeah, i think it's actually been very good for atlantic city, both the internet gaming and sports betting are two of the driving forces behind the increase of the double digits and the total gross gaming revenues here in atlantic city and even in the state of new jersey at the parra mutual so it's been a positive. >> we've also been watching m&a activity after seeing el dorado resorts buying caesars for $8.5 b

from illinois to atlantic city at risk of this, we are seeing some morning rain and showers. let'take you through the timing of this event we're going to have numerous rounds of rain kind of like three storms in the next three days. one of theis going to be this afternoon with showers and storms d.c. to new york city, philadelphia, hit and miss stormsf around much oe southeast. so that's one. then we go and do it all over again. it sits here, numerous storms. wednesday we get heavy rain from indianapolis, cincinnati by the timwe geto thursday afternoon we get another big dose of rain throughout much of this region. so you kind of get theer picture each aon we're going to be dodging the storms and potential flash flooding that's a loostat the big weather y of the day now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so for today, showers and thunderstorms alsoce possible on again, we did have strong storms in areas of colorado yesterday and west texas that will happen this afternoon. oklahoma city is aat risk of strong storms. major hitting the storms from d.c. to richmond this

from illinois to atlantic city at risk of this, we are seeing some morning rain and showers. let's take you through the timing of this event we're going to have numerous rounds of rain kind of like three storms in the next three days. one of them is going to be this afternoon with showers and storms d.c. to new yo storms around much of the southeast. so that's one. then we go and do it all over again. it sits here, numerous storms. wednesday we get heavy rain from indianapolis, cincinnati by the time we get to thursday afternoon we get another big dose of rain throughout much of this region. so you kind of get the picture each afternoon we're going to be dodging the storms and risk of strong storms. major hitting the storms from d.c. to richmond this afternoon. >>> severe weather can be a problem, too could see some dangerous storms in oklahoma city talk about that coming up. >> all right thank you, bill. >>> in today's quick hits, shania twain is returning to sin city seven years after launching her first las vegas residency. an all-new show kicking off december 6 >> cardi b

the deal properties a wreath will acquire the real estate assets of the caesars on her resort in atlantic city laughlin and new orleans for approximately 1800000000 dollars so uses up 16 percent today while eldorado is trading down 8 percent as the merger is subject to the approval of the 2 gambling companies shareholders as well as gayman trade regulators it is expected to finalize in 2020 this is so interesting christiane you know when we were selecting stories a day i was so happy we're finally getting to the gambling but you actually also have some personal experience and knowledge of this so with insight to take on the stories of the season has been a lot of trouble from the very beginning they were previously a public company but then due to some financial struggles they actually got taken private back in 20 or 25 when they got acquired by apollo and they then needed to raise cash again so they went back to the public in 2012 when now we see them buying from bankruptcy and that because they have a long term outstanding debt of $9000000000.00 and that is above what their current market va

philadelphia to atlantic city, dover and balt fore, evenor dan wind. that's the severe weather part of it. but a lot is forming across the stationary front. plenty of tropical moisture flowing a couple of lows that will act like impulses over the next couple of days. what that means to you, you'll have rain. and some places, a lot of it. overall, one to three, but some spots, up to four inches, david. >> ginger, thank you. >>> and now to growing outrage of police accused of excessive force in phoenix tonight. officers with guns drawn on a family. the mayor and police chief apologizing now. the family saying it's not enough. here's abc's adrienne bankert with the images that drew outrage. >> get out the [ bleep ] car. >> reporter: the couple held at gunpoint by phoenix police in this now viral video tonight demand the officers be fired. >> it's just basically a slap in the face. everyone knows they are not fit to be policing. >> reporter: dravon ames is seen cuffed then kicked by police, responding to a report of shoplifting. >> when i tell you to do so

the atlantic city defenses were constructed by a guy named grant in 1863 for a confederate engineer officer. and circled the city of atlanta and was developed into probably the most heavily fortified city in america, perhaps, other than washington and richmond, by the end of the civil war. with multiple layers of obstructions, heavy earthworks. they were impregnable. sherman had no intention at all of trying to attack them. x is in the northwest car -- quadrant. it originally was one of five detached redoubts that grant planned. but after hood took a main -- took command, he took orders of those to be connected by infantry trenches p that is why we call this hood's addition to the atlanta city line on the northwest and in the northeast sector of the defensive perimeter. and my obstruction, fractured french horse fence. him in the foreground. it is a straight hole with holes drilled through it. you construct it behind the lines, you deploy it in front of the fortification, you chain it together so that it will not be easily taken apart. it is a formidable looking obstruction. layered defense

. >> tucker: i am going to atlantic city. thank you very much. >> hawaii. >> tucker: better!or not using the metric system. one writing is making a stand in our defense! in defense of pints, pounds and yards. he is here with his case next. >> tucker: almost every nation on earth has fallen to tierney, the metric system, from beijing, bonus errors, the people have been forced to measure their environment on the grounds, the united states is the only country that is resisted, but we have no reason to be ashamed of feet and pounds. james pinero, we spoke with him recently. >> i am joining you tonight as an anti-match right. i'm taking a stand against the metric system. the original system of global revolution and new world orders. >> tucker: god bless you, and that's exactly what it is. esperanto died, but the metric system continues, this weird utopian and elegant creepy system that we alone have resisted. how long can we hold out against it? would you say? speak of the united states stands nearly alone in the world in maintaining customary measures. the inch, the pound, the fo

to baltimore, philadelphia southwards, atlantic city and new jersey, 13 million people at risk of severe storms. wind damage and maybe a little hail. the area of green is what we call a marginal risk. maybe only a couple cases of severe weather. >> let me give you the timing. here are some of the showers this morning. it all kind of dries up in the middle of the day. this afternoon, with the peek heating of the day, the storms will pop up. these are all the little dots and thunderstorms on the map. kentucky, west ohio valley, west virginia and virginia. on tuesday, we do it again. new york city early in the afternoon. those storms could be strong around our nation's capitol. if you have any late afternoon flights, you may get some delays out of there. today, boston, chicago you are dry. showers and storms in florida. haven't mentioned much in the west. you are very dry and hot like you wouldn't expect for the middle of june. get ready to kick in the summer. sfl >>> protesters take to the streets of hong kong to denounce their own government and be extension, beijing. we'll have the lates

he absolutely has gone to the fbi before when he was building casinos in atlantic city he sent letterse fbi asking for help in certain cases. when it benefits him he goes to the fbi. >> and made phone calls, investigative reporters found out. >> number two, i have talked to a lot of members of congress in my life, but never one who received an officer of heer of a foreign country. if you are a member of congress out there and you would take help from the russians as the president would, call us during the show and let us know. you would be the first to make that announcement despite the fact the president said everyone would do it. josh campbell, your take? >> first and foremost, and i heard yesterday several people on television including elected officials saying this no longer shocks them. they need to stop. this is shocking. the more you allow yourself to accept this kind of thing, the more it becomes the norm. talk to national security officials who tell you this is unacceptable on any level. what's troubling is the president isn't looking backwards and offering a robust defense of

happening in ocean city 12 miles south of atlantic city yesterday morning most beachgoers were stille had down on the sand wheeling along for going into a tale of two and it did not suffer injuries. in their investigating. >> it was a record-setting memorial day weekend for the tsa. the agency saying and screened the most travelers ever on a friday ahead of the holiday. agents screening more than two and half million passengers and crew members on may 24 along and they did a pretty quickly too. 96% of passengers waited less than 20 minutes as security, tsa pre-check waited less than five. >> jeopardy newest record smashing champion is giving back to his home state. $10000 to communities and schools in nevada, a nonprofit dedicated to keeping kids in schools. they won his 32nd straight game on friday bringing a total to two and half million dollars which puts him to shy of the record of $2,500,700. imagine waking up to this. a giant alligator in your kitchen. a 77-year-old woman and for the friday, please say the unwanted visitor smashed through a window to get in but it is still uncl

itself to a reit and then they operate the property well, vichi has agreed to buy properties in atlantic citime revenue in that $1.8 billion. the one thing that caught my attention on the call this morning, sthey have spent all of this money and on the call this morning, el dorado's management said, we're a domestic casino company, the opportunities would have to be stupendous for us to consider an international move all the other casino companies are aiming -- even hard rock hotels and resorts are aiming for a japan license. >> and they're keeping the headquarters in arena. >> this is causing a lot of consternation. the sources in mind have said, it was amateur hour getting to this they don't think a company that's used to running regional casinos with run a property like cesar's. for example, day don't even have a media relations person there's no communications team at el dorado they funneled all of the inquiries to their investors relations guy. so there's going to be a ramp up to a global casino brand like ceasars. >>> european markets set to close shortly. seema mody joins with us a bre

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because i'm shocked to hear that the famously corrupt new york real estate mogul who owned atlantic city, doesn't pay his taxes, has been sued thousands of times and paid hush money to cover up an affair with a porn star, doesn't have a great relationship with law enforcement. [ laughter ] i just assume the only contact trump has ever had with the fbi are anonymous faxes with letters cut out from the magazines [ laughter ] although, who are we kidding he would still definitely sign it [ laughter ] but in many ways, this moment was inevitable trump and his aides have been foreshadowing for months that this was coming. that they didn't think collusion was a crime, and if they had the chance, they would do it again earlier this month, trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, said in an interview that if he received another e-mail from a foreign government offering dirt on a political opponent, like he did in 2016, he wasn't sure he would call the fbi >> on june the 8th, 2016, you were sent an email with an offer of help for the trump campaign from the russian government. why didn't you pick up th

he did casinos in atlantic city so i think the "good fellas" reference is apt. the fact you would have someone leave a voicemail is insane. when jonathan listed the names there's one you didn't list, that i'm curious about is sean spicer. every day he came in front of the american public and lied to us. we're finding out in the mueller report there are things he said that are contrasted. and we know that sarah sanders hasn't bothered to discuss stuff with us in 85 days. so he's one other name i would like have a turn in the hot lo past presidencies, and presidents who have had altercations or interactions with congress, their co-equal partner in governance, we've never seen a president and his administration this blatant and this bold. you can say what you want about nixon, nixon was still an executive of the state of california. he had some paranoia issues, however, i don't think -- >> under statement. >> under statement of the century. but i really don't think he dis -- like had the same level of disrespect for the office that donald trump has. and unfortunate

well, he has called the fbi -- we know buzzfeed reported about in in 2017 to relationship to an atlantic cityment, he called an fbi informant and met with the fbi. so, again, i didn't meet with the fbi, i've never called them but he did. let's go to the next one. there is a lot of these. trump on meghan markle. this is his exact quote to the sun newspaper in britain. i didn't know she was nasty. on june 1st. on june 2nd he tweets i never called meghan markle nasty. see, it is right -- my finger isn't magic but if it was i would circle that nasty, nasty. so again, he said he didn't say it but he did. let's to another one from the 2016 election. donald trump, 19 days after the last election, in addition to winning the elocatoral college in a landslide i won the popular vote if you don't count the millions that voted illegally. except there is no evidence that thousands or even hundreds of people voted illegally. he made that claim. and then one last one about his heritage. let's play what he said about his father and where he was born. >> my father is german, right. was german. and born in a ve

-- i did christine todd whitman's campaign in new jersey for governor two terms, we dealt with atlantic city. yeah, i'm a conservative, and i want to win, and trump is neither. >> trump summer reruns. potus's 2020 kickoff rally looks like nothing more than a 2016 greatest hits rerun. >> crooked hillary. >> crooked hillary. >> crooked hillary. >> deleted and acid washed 33,000 e-mails. >> 33,000 e-mails were deleted and acid washed. >> i will never, ever let you down. >> i will never, ever let you down. >> my only special interest is you. >> my only special interest is you, the american people. >> you want to shut down this rigged system once and for all, then show up november 3rd. that's your day. big day. and vote, vote, vote. >> with your votes you can beat the system. the rigged system. >> adrienne, we didn't put in there probably his greatest hits, and that's hillary -- >> probably not. >> lock her up. obviously with the wall. the rigged system. you ran against that unsuccessfully. not unsuccessfully in the popular vote. >> sure. >> but my theory is that was all kind of new bag of tricks

life, has never called the fbi and let's all remember this is somebody who operated casinos in atlantic city, someone in the commercial real estate business in new york where the fbi has actually had a lot of investigative leads over the years, let's listen to the president talking about why you don't ever call the fbi. >> i've seen a lot of things over my life. i don't think in my whole life i've ever called the fbi in my whole life. you don't call the fbi. >> what does that sound like to you, frank figliuzzi. >> sounds like a cop pole in la cosa nostra saying we take care of things in this thing of ours. we don't talk to the feds. that's what it sounds like to me. i want to focus on something the president said which is it's okay to listen. it's okay to listen if you're offered some as he called it research oppo from a foreign nation. here's what's wrong with a counter intelligence perspective. the moment you agree to sit down and listen, the moment they agree to sit down at that trump tower and listen to dirt being offered on hillary clinton, they are owned by that foreign power. that is

bottom is where you want to go >> their management has been lauded atlantic city, that's going to be it's new i don't know if you hear of it >> good luck >> we got 15 minutes to go before we get to the closing bell here's where we stand on the major averages we're about down ever so slightly on s&p. dow super. and russell 2000 and nasdaq both down >> statistically irrelevant. >> i'm glad you're saying what i typically like to say. >> i wanted you to say >> they had to keep it the same. >> most people watch it. so do we anyway, eamon javers is on also taking aim at ulta beauty and sending shares down. closing bell will be right back. . and you should be mad at people who take unnecessary risks. how dare you, he's my emotional support snake. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, whose tech helps you understand the risk and reward potential on an options trade it's a paste. it's not liquid or a gel. and even explore what-if scenarios. where's gate 87? don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. let's check in on individual "market movers". shares of ulta beauty and sally

philadelphia, for example, check atlantic city. >> may have to drive, but you get a cheaper flight. >> in terms of getting a bargain, ask if they're offering pre-paid discounts. >> we're seeing that a lot now, that option is there >> save 10% to 25% if you say, i'll pay up front. if you really want to save, think about the travel equipment of a consignment store they have places where someone who booked a room that they can't use but can't cancel, they can sell it to you at a discount. >> room reseller what is that >> cancel on and rooma they're a new system where effectively, if someone has a room they can't use you could nab it for a great deal. >> talk about great deals, cool places to go you're suggesting north carolina what do you like there >> wilmington, north carolina. there is a beautiful, new hotel. barely a month old the arrive in an old convent, a lot of buildings downtown, historic buildings downtown great place because wilmington has beaches but it also has culture this summer. you have free concerts every weekend. th

included, far eastern west virginia and new jersey, if you're in atlantic city or say you're in wilmingtonstorms comes the potential for really bad flooding. 4 to 6 inches of rain fell near louisville, kentucky. high water rescues. one person this morning is missing, swept away in those waters. wichi wichita, kansas saw close to half a foot. robin? >> okay, thank you ginger. >>> a new warning about popular cosmetics found in many homes, and how they could affect young children. there's a new study that shows nearly 65,000 children under the age of 5 were treated in emergency rooms for cosmetic-related injuries from 2002 to 2016. that includes injuries such as poisonings or chemical burns. now, the most common product sending kids to the hospital, nail polish remover, followed by hair care, skin care and fragrance products. things you don't think about, but you need to. we have breaking news. let's get robin, we have breakis for our viewers in the west. glor gloria vanderbilt has passed away. the mother of broadcast journalist anderson cooper was the great, great grand daughter of cornelius

buildinggoing to be this off the atlantic coast close to atlantic city.marie hordern there with some of the major stock movers. let's get to first word news. >> the u.s. plans to announce major new sanctions against iran . this just days after trump called off airstrikes at the last minute after the islamic republic shot down a navy drone. the president says he is willing to negotiate with tehran to ensure the nation never acquires nuclear weapons. >> i am not looking for war and itthere is, it will billy -- will be obliteration like you have never seen before. you cannot have a nuclear weapon. if you want to talk, good. no preconditions. >> a stunning blow for president erdogan his party lost rerun of it stumbles -- of it stumbles mayoral race. it is a stinging indictment of -- after the president refusal to at -- to accept a defeat. the reserve bank of india governor resigning. bank he isntral unable to continue his role at he cites unavoidable personal circumstances. he loves -- he is leaving the monetary department at he joined the r.b.i. in january o

to summon help quickly in an emergency governor phil murphy signed the bill into law today in atlantic city you are up to date that's the news update guys, back to you. >> all right, sue. thank you. >>> still to come, mortgage rates sitting near their lowest levels in a year and a half. we'll ask the ceo of brokerage firm redfin if that's translating into more home sales. >>> later eurasia group's ian bremer says huawei may not survive this trade war he'll be here to tell us why later "osg ll onclinbe." >>> acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney making some comments to our own eamon javers about tariffs. let's bring in eamon with more >> that's right. i sat down with mulvaney at the peterson foundation's annual fiscal summit here in washington a short time ago i pressed him on the president's claim that it's the chinese who are paying the tariffs he's imposed. i asked mulvaney who's actually writing the checks on these tariffs? here's what he said. >> who's writing the checks on these tariffs? >> whoever imports them signs the checks >> so american companies >> right >> the people

i used to know him when i played for the phillies in atlantic city, he was there every night.to get him in the racehorse business with me and duane lucas and another guy. then he got caught on the ski slopes with marla maples and that put an end to all that stuff. that was long ago, though. well before he was thinking about president. but he was always a down-to-earth guy. i wish he would stay off that damn tweets. stuart: people -- >> he's like me. i'm older than donald. i guess he's like me in this respect. all through my career, i always answered every question that was asked me and sometimes you're better off not answering every question. stuart: true. >> and the worst thing in the world, last thing in the world you want to do is call donald trump a name. he will come up with a name for you. i can't wait for the debates. i can't wait. i can't wait for that. stuart: he's a harder guy than you. >> well -- stuart: i think. >> he's all right, though. why would anybody want that job? why would anybody want that job? stuart: well, he wanted it. >> i know. he wants four more year

defending those kids, right, but donald trump, when it suited donald trump, when he had casinos in atlantic cityas hanging out with hip hop stars. he was hanging out with al sharpton like, you know, al wasn't buddies with him, but i remember asking him about, you remember that tyson fight, i was there with donald. he dated black women. like he actually was friends. i remember being surprised, i think it was jay-z at the end of the 2016 campaign, they are all up on stage, and everybody is pounding donald trump, but jay-z and if this is wrong, i apologize mr. jay-z, but said something like well, this is nothing personal against donald trump, and i asked willie the next day, what was that about, and he said donald trump had a great relationship with the hip hop community, and, you know, there was this sort of mutual admiration, society sort of the bling, the gaudiness, and fit in very well with a certain something. >> you could do an entire episode of morning joe going back and looking at the history of hip hop lyrics in which trump, hip hop rappers praising trump, invoking trump throughout the 80s

source of inspiration is a hometown cannot be the city that never sleeps the inner city stretches from the shores of the atlantic along. towards the adjoining comedians i think dustin humes hangs permanently over the city. is the most beautiful city in the world especially while standing on the beach in the air as the deed draws to an end and children play football in the last rays of sunshine to see if you have that i'm proud of my . just inspires me thanks for joining me it's great bye bye. thanks for showing us around. it was fantastic to get to know your friends and your city. now that brings us to the end of the show but don't worry we'll be back soon in the meantime we're here for you on facebook and you tube where you can join the discussion and you can always e-mail us at 77 d.w. dot com in our next episode we have some exciting topics coming up. what are the roots of identity what's the finds us as african that's next. right that single men i mean but as our from the affable bansal to so. many others . thanks for joining us on the 77 percent news magazine for africa's young my gerrity well we've got one

] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, in ocean city, maryland, an irresistible atlantictown known for its golden beaches and this historic boardwalk. now, the population may read 7,000, but more than 8 million visit every single year. and i'm here to meet a family that has a strange inheritance that's been an icon on this boardwalk for more than a century. hi, doug. >> hi. >> i'm jamie. >> nice to meet you. >> so nice to see you, too. your family really is so well known here. >> yeah, i'm afraid we are. yeah, we've been here a long time. >> a long time, indeed -- since 1890, to be exact. doug trimper's great-grandparents daniel and margaret trimper purchase two city blocks of oceanfront land. they start with a pair of small hotels but in 1902 decide to risk everything on a new attraction. daniel wants to bring in a ride unlike any seen before in maryland. he orders a massive carousel from the herschell-spillman company. with a diameter of 51 feet, the merry-go-round is one of the largest built up to that point. how special is the carousel? >> it's pretty unique. there's

storms, you can see across portions of the gulf up towards southeast and mid-atlantic, watch for that, otherwise new york citytty good. rob: if you live in rockies, you're asking for it. janice: pretty incredible, though. the pictures on social media. rob: all right, janice, thanks so much. jillian: big talker. rob: another sand -- fan hit with foul ball, should major league baseball do more to keep fans safe. >> let that not distract from terrible condition that is you describe. jillian: adam schiff brushing off aoc's controversial comparison of detention center to holocaust - [narrator] the following is an urgent appeal from the international fellowship of christians and jews. - right now in the former soviet union, there are thousands of jewish holocaust survivors trapped in relentless poverty. there's no heat, no electricity, no running water, they're cold hungry and sick and they're suffering and dying needlessly. christians and jews together stand obedient to god to listen to his word. god gives us a special calling to help the orphan, the widow, the weakest, the survivors and he makes a promise that if

atlantic. many people departed from hamburg. after a devastating fire in 1842 the port city was rebuilt. the harbor was massively expanded as were the shipyards hamburg became a gateway to the world. while sailing ships used to need 2 months to cross the atlantic by the late 19th century modern steamships made the journey in just 2 weeks. a growing number of migrants were now arriving from eastern europe and the balkans the hamburg america shipping line built a camp for them on the outskirts of the city passengers had to endure a 14 day quarantine this prevented the outbreak of diseases on board the ships which could cause people to be turned back in new york. passengers traveling 1st class had their belongings packed securely in trunks their tickets cost $4.00 times the price of the lowest class ticket but this is where the ship operators made their profit passengers were crammed into bunks in rooms with no windows. emigration became a huge moneymaker ships took passengers west and loaded up with cargo for the return journey east. for many migrants it meant saying farewell for ever and a

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and move eastward over the atlantic hurricanes or perhaps the most intense storms mother nature produces and nature can be unpredictable there have been cities on military bases specifically $10.00 air force base in the florida panhandle and a national guard base in raleigh north carolina that were hit hard resulting in the men's damage during last year's hurricanes raising concerns about whether they are prepared for another destructive season if that happens ready or not it's likely there will be more storms again this year question is how bad they will be that's why forecasters are urging people to be prepared for the hurricane season stocking up on essential supplies like water gas and nonperishable food in the meantime the national hurricane center will continue to keep an eye on the radar for anything that may be brewing out to sea and ready to churn towards the united states for our t.v. john hoodie. as we're going to don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we cover the facebook you tube and twitter. dot com coming up we discuss the journalism and politics up north korea and the news media with professor pawed univers

that's well above the average 31 in paris 24 in london city 4 rather more normal i'm afraid of us not going to last i'm afraid the day after the atlantic as we've said we're down to 22 in paris with cloud and probably want to thunderstorms that goes through this has not changed very much now laws over land but there is an influence on the breeze direction through north africa so also is warm ne hot in egypt $46.00 in aswan on the coast $23.00 in benghazi and robot the temp is actually coming down a little bit it's been about 30 we get to about $27.00 come monday but it's bright sunshine all the way from morocco to east in libya. let me take it. like no place on a. wild west rain. storm guests false dest on most skilled. nation the concert that stadiums that are probably in club. discover a news destination that feeds the women's world cup 2019.

city right now. we have the potential for showers and thunderstorms in mid-atlantic, plain states and mississippi rivereat up towards the mid at atlantic and northeast. we'll deal with mostly cloudy here in new york city and showers and thunderstorms across the gulf coast. any birthdays or celebrations? what is your name. >> erin. janice: where are you from? >> texas. janice: meet dan bongino. he is here for your birthday. thanks for coming. oh, my gosh, dan. fantastic. i think dan will stay outside with me for the rest of the show. ainsley: he might be there all week if he can't get home. thank you, janice. steve: straight ahead, the media went wild after president trump said he would listen to foreign dirt. >> the president going to be reported as a security threat after that interview? >> many heard that as mr. trump saying russia, if you're listening come on in, the water's fine why where was the outrage over hillary clinton's role in the steel dossier? is there a double standard? we will ask a democrat next. ♪ i know what you're thinking. i thought what you thought. some things are just too good t

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weather is about to hit some major cities tonight. 50 million are at risk for heavy rain, damaging wind and hail the storms are expected to hit the northeast, mid-atlantic and slice through the country's midsection all this as flooding gets worse in areas devastated by recent downpours. gabe gutierrez is in arkansas. >> reporter: tonight, more communities are under water. here in pine bluff, arkansas, the river has crept up to rooftops, and it's still not expected to crest for days >> it's crazy. i mean, you just can't really explain it >> reporter: today, we toured ft. smith on the western edge of the state where hundreds of homes were inundated >> it's been huge. and it's going to continue to be huge because, you know, once this water finally gets out of here, people are going to start trying to rebuild and clean up and so we're going to be dealing with this probably all summer. >> reporter: normally, beyond these trees is the arkansas river. but now, look at all this water extending to those homes all the way over there >> i'm the house past that one >> reporter: tommy white has lived here for 25 years. >> how tough is it to look at this with so much

that's well above the average 31 in paris 24 in london city 4 rather more normal a bit of that's not going to last i'm afraid the day after the atlantic as we've said we're down to 22 in paris with cloud and probably want to thunderstorms that goes through this has not changed very much now lots over land but there is an influence on the breeze direction through north africa so also is warm ne hot in egypt 46 in aswan on the coast 23 in benghazi and robot the temp is actually coming down little bit has been above 30 we get to about 27 come monday but it's bright sunshine all the way from morocco to east in libya. risk in utah. coming soon. i don't want to live in the world where everything is designed in california or maybe china. is in the hands of the corporation the only way to be subversive is to be able to control all the technology bonzi has built a chip that anyone can use to build. cost like a pizza spearheading a global movement to democratize technology. part of the rebel series. welcome back a look at the top stories this hour a sudanese doctors group says one person has been killed and 10 others injured after security forc

cities with large immigrant communities. researchers say they've uncovered a large—scale campaign to plant fake content on twitter and facebook. the atlantics in russia. gareth barlow reports. britain spying on america. anti—immigrant sentiment in germany. the involvement of irish paramilitaries in the death of a former russian spy. serious stories, all of them fake. the campaign on 30 online platforms was designed to stoke international tension. researchers from the atlantic council say it originated in russia. most of the posts failed to gain traction, but with russia repeatedly accused of trying to destabilise democracies, the latest revelations will surely cause further alarm. moscow has repeatedly denied using the internet to spread fake news and also alter public opinion. but politicians in europe and also in the united states say the kremlin is guilty of trying to influence elections. in 2017, fake news was made word of the year. it's a phrase that has become synonymous with elections, the internet and also with russia. the latest campaign used scores of accounts in multiple languages and although its impact was limited, it once aga

city. heavy rain is about to move through nashville in the next hour or two. still pretty wet in the mid-atlanticin all, 46 million people are under flash flood watches. that is the concern. we could see possibility of some roads flooded and travel delays and things like that. from illinois to new jersey and this area from winston salem to southern areas of this area. here is how it is going to play out. today, areas of heavy rain will be shown in the orange. this is areas of nashville. in new york city, it looks like a line of thunderstorms from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. be aware of airport delays. hit and miss storms around d.c. like yesterday. you can see popcorn variety from atlanta, charlotte to raleigh and through the mountainous area. over the next three days, we'll do this on and off throughout wednesday. new storms in areas of indiana. on thursday, we watch a slow-moving system hit the region. heaviest rainfall. this area of red, two inches of rain from areas of northern new jersey. that's when you get concerned. there is nice weather to be had today. chicago looks good, storms in areas of flori