bonnie: yes. sen. daines: i appreciate that. when your phones are ringing when you're seeing hundreds of , montanans jobs lost because of lack of logs, something has to change here. especially when you are surrounded by timber. thank you. chair murkowski: thank you. senator heinrich? sen. heinrich: how we fund our forest and management is critical to communities across the west. it is absolutely critical in many communities in new mexico as we speak right now, a fire continues to burn in the east mountains not far from my home in albuquerque. last week we lost 24 homes, 21 other structures that fire raced out of the mountains and into a subdivision. it is only thanks to luck and favorable winds and very hard work on the ground that the structure losses numbered in the dozens not in the hundreds. and we had zero loss of life, effectiveness. -- thank goodness. this overlaps and includes the conservancy and the land grant. even though the need for process review was completed back in 2012, the forest

bonnie, back to you. -- mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. bonnie, back to you. bonnie: investors are starting to see the bigger picture. richmond, from virginia, is the director of international portfolio management of river fund investment group. does it seem like investors are taking a breather and we are stabilizing to some extent? chris: i feel i can today. let's be honest. i think uncertainty is going to rain until september, if not longer, given the political situation in the u k -- u.k. taking a deep breath and remaining calm is a good mindset, but i think you also have to make sure you are not too far out over your skis. matt: you have exposure to european stocks in all of your portfolios. i have a chart here that you cannot the, but it shows dividend yields across different indexes. the ftse has the highest dividend yield right now, four .5%. the dax a little lower, the s&p 2.2 5%. poin the ftse dividend yield is amazingly high. people are saying exporters will benefit from a weaker pound. is it attractive to you right now? chris: i would say to me the

bonnie: thank you.[applause] >> there is a book signing in the front. >> you're watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend. to join the conversation like us on facebook at c-span history. >> university of georgia professor scott nesbitt teaches a story on historic preservation and the debate over cultural sites.ge he describes the origins of some monuments, usually erected due to the efforts of southern women during the reconstruction era and end of the 19th century. his class is an hour.

>> bonnie: yes.ever one time ever said anything where people in the audience have gone, "aw." they never get offended. we all have our words, you know, that we don't like. the ones that affect us the most. i have my trigger words as a white woman. the word i don't like is no. i don't hear it that often, but when i do, mm-mmm. >> rich: here's the deal with jersey, people land at newark and they drive up the turnpike. they don't turn off and go up into the nice -- >> anthony: they see the refineries. >> rich: they think that's new jersey. >> anthony: but see how sick is that i think it's beautiful? >> bonnie: more horses per capita than any other state. >> anthony: northern new jersey is the embroidery capital of the world. >> rich: yeah. >> bonnie: what? >> anthony: apparently. i don't know where that's happening. >> rich: my ex-wife worked for an embroidery company. >> bonnie: no. >> rich: i swear to god. i'll call her right now. >> anthony: this is the taste of my youth. for all of the marvelous thi

bonnie: no it doesn't. it just addresses the first problem. : if we fix that but don't fix growth in the 10 year average and don't take into account the continued changes we're seeing in climate what does that mean for the non-fire programs? mr. bonnie: as you point out the biggest impediment right now to the forest service getting more work done is a lack of capacity. 39% fewer employees across the agency versus fireside of the organization for it is affecting everything. to your specific point on restoration, if we want to get more work done we have to solve this problem. we have to figure this out post up with projects all over new mexico where the community has come to a generalized consensus about what needs to be done. the relationships the forest service are positive. whate generally agree on needs to be done. oftentimes much of the planning has been done. we cannot get the funding because we are spending it all on fire fighting. we have to find a way to move that back over time. before my time expir

we had bonnie over the weaken, and, strangely, in our very odd winter, we had hurricane in the middlef the atlantic in we new whether we got to june except for wizard people, we have a blizzards and a hurricane. isn't that tyronic meanwhile, just beautiful evening across the city. i love this time of night, you start to see the goal end glimmer off some of the buildings, beautiful evening to be out and b i don't think you have to worry about your rain gear either. did want to talk about the hurricane season, and in particular, what the forecast is for this year. because, you do know, we've had alex and bonnie now, bonn now long area tropical system, but is remnants, next up will be the name colin. the rest of the names for the season, and the prediction is one in which this should be busy season, busier than the last three seasons, typically 12 named storms that national hurricane center thinks there could be ten to 16, here at fox5 we think there could be 12 to 15. zero six year average, six hurricanes form national hurricane center thinks there will be four-eight hurricanes, we thin

bonnie: thank you.till ahead, today's options insight, investing and consumer staples may be boring, but they pay a high dividend. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets live from new york and london. i am david gura along with bonnie and matt miller. matt: i want to welcome mark sebastian over at options. david: always good to speak with you. i want to ask you a little bit about the markets right now, hovering near session highs. trillion,e about $1.7 what is your noteworthy take away from this? at the ballook smash over the last couple of days. we did see a little bit of a weird close in the complex yesterday, but over the last couple of days, the vix has come back below 20. still 90 points lower from where we started. while we have reset were the s&p 500 is going to be trading around, we have also reset volatility. reasons.of we have the long weekend coming up. traders are looking to go on vacation. take away is that now that we have the jolt out of the system, traders are looking arou

. >> kron4 >> the backstory >> the newscast >> day 16 >> bonnie: so we've had some breaking news today. >> bonnie: sounds like somebody holding some people hostage at a gas station in antioch. >> catherine: well, we know one hostage has been released. one person apparently still being held. >> bonnie: probably, going to do a cut in very soon with catherine. >> catherine: what did you say about surrendering? keep your eye on the front door of the arco station. >> mario: a suspect may be surrendering. >> catherine: so, apparently this continues with one person still be held hostage.

bonnie. -- i want to turn to you, mr. bonnie. we have got to find an end to this fire burning practice. we've seen a wildfire in northwestern colorado. the beaver creek fire. it is not what made -- what many people think beaver creek. our office has been a tough with andcials and local offices am very thankful for the work you firefighters are doing at this time. there are two other fires burning in colorado as we speak. in the context of the fire suppression, the concern for the recreation program, the white river national forest. this forest has lost more than 40% of budget and staff while recreation use has increased. one of the most negative impacts of this trend is the agency is unable to be responsible partner .o deliver recreation the white river is home to ski resorts and generates benefits to the treasury, the state and local communities. during the hearing in 2017, hearing on 2017 budget, i asked -- he agreed to meet with me in early july to further address this question. i very much appreciate that. are you where -- ar

what is your answer, bonnie? >> i will say my daughter wants a snow bot, but i think she thinks it is from "frozen." i know it is an old wrens. i used to know where i stood on snowden, but i forgot. i hated him for leaking classified information or a hero. i don't remember. >> would you like to use one of these devices? >> i wish that was my husband. wouldn't that be so great? you turn to face the wall. >> you would like if he was exiled to another country? >> i am going up the stairs. >> i think they are the future of corporate america. erve will be sitting in bed skypeing while robots are going to the meeting. you send a kristen bot and an andy bought from bed will. >> i can do it from home if you put me on a screen. does it help being right here with me that much? >> they do that with radio now. you can actually -- you know people do radio in their own homes. but you're right. they are already doing this for people who want to work out of their homes, but actually want to be present at meetings. it has been ar

an eight year-old girl missing since yesterday. >> bonnie: we have a lot of crews on it.me development on it tonight. >>bonnie: they'll find this girl and we will have a nice happy ending to the story tonight. >> no further information has developed that points to the whereabouts to maddie middleton >>daniel: eight-year old girl missing from santa cruz, since last night. big search going on and we just had a press conference with santa cruz pd. >> daniel: it really was just, we are still looking and the investigation is ongoing. >> daniel: this is one of those stories that none of us like to cover.

bonnie. mr. rice, welcome. >> good morning, chairman murkowski, ranking member cantwell, members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to come in today and provide the testimony from the department of the interior regarding the wildfire budget in response and forest management act of 2016. for introduction, the department of the interior works with the bureaus within the department of wild land fire responsibility and to provide the leadership, the oversight focusing on budgets and policies that affects nearly 500 million acres across the department of the interior's land-based. with appropriate we work closely with other federal agencies, states, tribes and external partners as well as organizations to provide strategic leadership and support as well focusing on attendance of a cohesive strategy as well as implementation of 3336. the department would like to express thanks to our partners in congress for support for the wild land fire resilient landscapes program. that continued su

we think it will have some impact but bonnie is going tooit move more out to sea so itea will likelyduce showers western suburbs from a frontal boundary that's going to being e approaching, not so much so mu bonnie.nn bonnie is forecast to become a e tropical storm again as shein as moves out into the atlantic. atl but what we're going to be goine watching is just an eveningnni shower possible tonight andht a the humidity's going to stays up but a much better chance of showers and storms for us tomorrow afternoon. we're going to up the chances to 50 or 60 percent.rct. and it's pretty steamy outtey there now, although our temperature coming in at at 82 degrees was cooler thanler yesterday. we're at 79 now.at9 no 80 in culpeper. culpe 79 in frederick and just to jus give you your headline for tomorrow, scattered stormsowat expected and the weekend alsolso a little bit unsettled uettled especially on sunday. we'll focus on the weekend inpee just a few minutes.ut shawn and tony. >> new details tonight about aut d.c.'s plans for metro's's upcoming safetrack repairr work. the massive year

so that's up and here we r looking at bonnie remnants of bonnie still raining on the outer banks of northolina but we are really concerned about this cold front, that's what's going to affect our weather really doesn't look like bonnie will factor into our weaken weather as we thought it might. projecting this as one of the models, north american model has bonnie moving out to sea by noon could get little active around here with some thunderstorms, i think it will just be showers in the morning, then we jump ahead to saturday. saturday looks pretty guide. some clouds around, but, it doesn't look like it will rain until sunday! ya, by 10:00 we have some light showers around, by later on in the day, some of the rain could be little heavier. so back to tomorrow. cedar park, west philadelphia. be prepared for a stray shower or two, and a lot of cloud cover tomorrow. but temperatures comfortable mid 60s, by 10:00 it will be around 70 degrees. right now, temperatures, 62, in philadelphia, little cooler than yesterday. mid 50's in the mountains, upper 60s, in dover, delaware. that's where we are

still rainingil rai down in the carolinas with with bonnie. bonnie.l show that you in aou ia second.nd. reason i'm showing you thewing national map starting to looko l a lot like june out there and te vegas, steve i was thinking ofvs the junkies, 79 degrees,9 deee ey're going to have theirg first hundred degree dayt today.huto >> really. >> of the year, yeah.e yea >> i fonder it's a dry heat.eat. >> 105 by tomorrow afternoonno and by saturday. sur >> whew. >> the heat is building out there. a lot of excessivet heat advisories for nevada arizonaa a and that part of the world.heor not so much around here.nder low 80's this afternoon.fter waking up with a mix of sunwitho and clouds.los. the rain showers out to our west very weak cold frontweak moves a little closer to oursero region later today will fire wil up a few showers and a thunderstorms today so we're throwing those back in thek in e forecast by mid to late afternoon.af much your day will be dry buty by mid to late afternoon aer showers and storms showers and storms reemerge. best chance will be

we have used up alex and bonnie, the next name on the list would be colin. we don't look to see any more tropical development. predicting ten to 16 named storms this year, according to national oceanic and atmospheric administration. all of these numbers above little above average, some could be major hurricanes, so we'll catch it down to summer with easy math, because june started yesterday, the first day of summer monday, june 20th, 18 days away, 6:34, so we'll all be together when the season begins. and that will hopefully and good thing. quick look at post tropical bonnie, and a look at the direction projected direction of the storm, which is further out to sea than we originally thought which means it may not have impact on the weekend forecast, right now dry, but we go down to texas where there have been so many problems with flooding, and more rain in southern text us, corpus christie getting it but more headed toward the austin, houston areas, which are soak already. no fog to show you at the moment. but we are keeping an eye. could see some develop

of course bonnie, a visitor over memorial day weekend and we wanted to just gave you a idea that our fox5 forecast, we think there will be 12-15 named storms, the national hurricane center thinks ten-16, and 60 year average, about 12 storms. so already two in, so feeling pretty good about our prediction, we hope we don't get those major hurricanes, but we think there could be three-five of them, and hopefully they don't lands anywhere on the east coast or the gulf. meanwhile, 38 degrees here, into the mid 80s today, few spots away from water, even warmer, like the westminster avenue, up to 88 degrees, and fredericksburg at 87. for the rest of this evening, looking pretty pleasant, 81 at 7:00. by 9:00 partly cloudy, 77, by 11:00, 73, we wrap it up, with your weather headline for tomorrow. maybe a couple of showers around tomorrow afternoon, but not a lot. most of them will be to the west. that will be a different story as we get toward friday. hey, speaking of friday and the weekends, we are working for the weaken here, and mike thomas is going to ve preview whatever you can expect th

we will let you know if we have any rain in the future heading in the evening hours, also bonnie has redeveloped into a tropical system so we will let you know if bonnie will impact our weekend plans coming up in your full forecast in just a few. >> lauren, thanks very much. >>> take a look at this photo of the water main break near the king of prussia mall, this was on mall boulevard. chopper three over the mess left behind by that water. crews continue to make repairs this afternoon. >>> a water main break sent water gushing all over 18th and arch streets in center city this morning. officials say contractors struck a 20-inch main working in that area. you can sea water just pouring out of there. we're told situation is under control, and no customers lost services during the break. >>> chopper three over a shopping center in east windsor, new jersey where a car crashed into a storefront around 11:00 o'clock. police say an 81 year-old woman was attempting to park when she drove over the curb and through the front window there. no one was hurt, police cited that woman for careless d

speaking of bonnie, hurricane season starts today officially.already had two storms, alex in january, and bonnie. the next storm will be colin. both of those even before the season started. tonight not a bad night. 74 degrees. it was humid earlier. not too humid now. the heat index not a problem. 75 leesburg, 77 quantico. maybe some light fog in some areas. heads up there, but i'm not too worried about that. the radar all clear. i expect it to be that way most of the day tomorrow. future weather showing you what's happening. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, this computer model is saying sacked in. i think we may get some breaks. i don't think it will be cloudy all day, i think we'll see some sunshine but i also think we'll be dry for the most part. west of 81, i expect that to be the case until 6:00. along 66 we could see some rain around 6:00, but most of us dry all day long. the clouds will be the only difference between yesterday and today, temperatures slightly cooler. 80 at :0 4:00. the pool forecast, if you're getting out to the pool. friday, rain, thu

if i was a corny guy, i would say something like, oh, my bonnie lays over the ocean, my bonnie lies over the sea -- i would not do that to it you are lucky. showers and storms in our futurecast here and there. lower 80's. humidity level is there. same kind of pattern tomorrow. the sunday will be the day when a number of forces in the atmosphere come together. late today, clearing skies. tomorrow, sunshine and some clouds. more showers and storms through the morning and afternoon and evening. then sunday. sundays when the atmospheric conditions come together. on computer models, looks like everything will converge east of the appellations towards the i-95 corridor, maryland, delaware, and virginia. if that happens, there is the potential for heavy to severe the wildcard will be sunshine. if we break out with sunshine sunday, that will increase the chances of severe storms. if we stay cloudy, we can still get a heavy or severe storm, but i do not they get will be widespread. when will we know? pretty much a sunday morning but the good news, after all this, look what happens early next week

this is tropical depression bonnie, yes bonnie is renamed after losing the tropical characteristics andaining strength, but bonnie heads out to sea. not up the eastern seaboard. we are watching a cold front to the northern and west. not a solid line but showers and thunderstorms to round out the work and school week. they are around for 7:30 and the best chance is north and west of philadelphia. and a few of us are getting hid tomorrow morning and lunch time into new jersey in the scattered variety, so not a washout tomorrow and tomorrow is extremely humid as well. and by 5:00 in the afternoon, again some scattered storms, peppered through the region and not everyone will see them on friday. a setup for the weekend, it's brighter to the north with sunshine and 85 degrees, south of philadelphia southern cape may county and a lot of clouds saturday and even an isolated shower and low pressure arrives with a warm front and associated cold front, since that system will be pulling in nearby on sunday, we'll have strong if not severe storms, especially south of philadelphia. pretty much a was

. >> bonnie: the president's in town and the warrior's parade is going on today. it is a big, big news day. >> bonnie: there are a lot of crews signed on to the warrior's parade, obviously. >> kevin: do, you know the will's shot goes away at ten? >> christopher: it does? that makes sense? >> kevin: do, you even know that? >> christopher: why would it go away? >> christopher: so, apparently we are going to lose will tran at 10'o clock?

bonnie is renamed now.he say tropical depression once again but not moving up to the north, pushing to the east on over the open waters. for us tonight. 63 in allentown un65 in wilmington and philadelphia and millville. humid overnight tonight and late showers are developing closer to dawn and as we take a look at future tracker 67:00 tomorrow morning, there are downpours pushing in they will be localized. meaning it won't be everywhere, you may bump into it for your morning commute in a couple of locations. tomorrow clouds take over and some peeks of sun and not a washout tomorrow and in the after we have to watch for the pop-up downpours and thunderstorms in a few locations. a .25 inch of rain on average and the four different models and everyone one agreeing on that for friday and it's not raining the entire day. the get away forecast at the shore and clouds and downpours at 69. and 78 in the city in philadelphia. humid with a couple of those storms and in the poconos, cloudy and unsettled at 71 degrees.

bonnie: still ahead, coverage of brexit continues.de a look at what is for the netted kingdom after the vote and special coverage all weekend on bloomberg tv and radio. ♪ >> i am scarlet fu. >> and i'm jonathan ferro in the heart of city of london after a historic day in the united kingdom. i will head straight to wes beenter where francine has standing by. the political ramifications will take years to play out. we do know is the fragmentation within the u.k. has already begun. >> scotland is making a lot of noise. we heard it from the first minister of scotland. vote.nd did a decisive they don't want to lose out membership for the eu so she hinted at the fact that could be a referendum. whether it will come to a second referendum or whether they will wait a bit is quite unclear. if you think about it, they have nothing to gain in rushing through because this will play out for months and years. we don't really know what the u.k. will negotiate with the eu. they will see if they get a deal and go from there. much of: i didn't hear hos

that is tropical depression bonnie.henned againn thg and got categorized back to ao depression.pressi bonnie is 40 miles east-northeast of capeea hatteras with winds oftteras wi 35 miles an hour and moving an slowly away so the rain over ran north carolina and the outer t o banks will come to -- it will w certainly increase lateraiin tonight but guess what? even get stronger as she moveshe out and over the atlantictl northeast at about 6 miles an ma hour so rather slow.r by the time we get to friday,y, 2 o'clock, she may even be eve tropical storm bonnie againone and then back down to a depression saturday. sday. so, we pay attention to that t feature down there but as as bonnie starts heading more out o to sea, it looks like our mainur chance of seeing showers andhors thunderstorms tomorrow will beol from the frontal boundary toront our west but bonnie'sonni certainly contributes thatai lift and some instability.nlomel so, between the two features,eae we're going to have a much better chance of scatteredf scat showers

upgrading it self to tropical depression bonnie again? this will not give up. good thing is that it is actually going to be migrating out to sea with time, so thank the lucky stars for that, in addition to that, there is an area of low pressure, very broad zone across the gulf at the national hurricane center watching at this point i'm not worried about that for any major impact, but keep an eye on that, too, here is bonnie expected to with time finally get out and pushed out to sea, and then week, unbelievable that will not go away. let's jump to future weather the next system that will have any direct impact is front i showed you, as early as later on tonight, far northwest counties, could see quick shower, notice how things sort of just they get cut off almost as soon as you hit the schuylkill valley here so we are going to eventually see some wet weather push in, looks like for the most part like it will wait until tomorrow morning, that is your cold front crossing through, because it comes in the morning before you have had time to h

alex, bonnie, we've already had that.ext up will be colin followed by danielle, earl, fee own nan take a look at i name, ian. but the not spelled like iain spells his name. as far as those predictions we are looking at app average to slightly above average hurricane season. the noaa forecast 10 to 16 named storms, average is 12. major hurricanes the average is three. the forecast one to four. seven day forecast shows more scattered storms around friday with that front. sun and clouds saturday the pick day of the weekend but then sunday showers and storms it could be kind of a wash, 79 degrees and then more seasonal temperatures headed into next week. >> all right. sounds good. thank you scott. >> i would not want hurricane name after me personally. >> can we go from one to four to zero? can we pick zero hurricanes. >> 28 names on that screen or so. we got 28 in a season? i'm go gone. >> we go to the greek alphabet. >> let's talk football. the eagles continuing their ota schedule at the novacare complex and one player cand

this is the remnants right now, of what was bonnie. this is going to end up, the moisture moving northward and combining with the cold front moving through by friday. that is when we finally start to see a better coverage of showers and storms. until then, it remains pretty isolated. warm, mainly dry today, just an isolated shower chance. and by friday, that is when we see scattered showers, and storms. and for your weekend, we are going to call it a 50/50. saturday looks good. but sunday, much in the way of rain and showers around. plan your outdoor activities pretty much about where we are, at a degree or two added. and clouds continuing to build a little bit this afternoon. so with that, the temperatures not climbing quite as much. between now and 4:00 p.m. just a stray shower chance. and pretty much tomorrow, an isolated shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon hours. and once again mainly in the mountains but a little more cloud cover working in tomorrow afternoon and that will help to keep temperatures a few degrees cooler. i want

. >> yes, carolina is still getting it from the remnants of bonnie. >> still, yeah, lingering around.> bring it back home now. >> we're in good shape if you don't like hot temperatures we will cool it down for where it should be for early june. looking important more pleasant forecast you will like 24 hours. we will bring back rain chances in the weekend. we will break it down but nice beach weather today. we will get down to the shore, live look right now we have got surf rolling in, a few surf action, and waves have been good the past couple of days, water temperature fluctuating. parts of the del marva bumped up to near 70, yesterday with some of that golf street stream water coming back to the coast but back off to the 50's and 60's. the that is typical. chilly ocean for next few days. we have a cooling effect along the shore. storm scan three does show a couple spotty showers now weakening over parts of the northern gloucester county so 295, turnpike, new jersey, getting a little bit of wet weather. this isn't anything heavy. south jersey, center city seeing showers, that extend

still, watching the renmant of bonnie, down in north carolina, still watching that cold front, which is leading edge starting to enter western pennsylvania, right now, we don't really think that the rain will be here until late tonight. so we're expecting a dry day, starting off with now, 62 degrees, 5-mile per hour breeze, 86% relative humidity, sunrise, moments from now, 5:34. about half hour away. and you can see the combination already, it is starting to get light out. these are the longest days of the year. we love them. 56 degrees, in mount pocono, 60 in trenton, we're at 59 in pottstown, 62 here, and six an in millville. so, few degrees cooler, and every degree makes a difference in how comfortable you are in the morning. but with this easterly northeasterly flow, of breezes it, does give us little moisture in the air. soap, it is a little on the humid side. not too bad. 84 degrees for high temperature today, not as hot as yesterday. any time after midnight tonight is when those showers could start rolling in. how long will they stick around on friday? that's the big question.

bonnie is still there. it was the remnants of tropical storm bonnie. well, now it's back to a depression. you can see it's a very well-defined depression, could become a tropical storm again. it would still be bonnie, and it is expected to move back out to sea. but right now it moved up, then back down. it's going to be out of here eventually. what's coming our way is some moisture that right now continues to affect texas, dallas, and really, most of the state under flash flood watches. there are numerous warnings here. they have been inundated with rain over the past month or so, and that looks like it's going to continue. more heavy rain back towards louisiana. now, our forecast tonight not nearly like that. 74 degrees. dew point up to 67. so there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere, and that's going to lead to some of that heavy rain tomorrow. here's the local radar. storm team 4 radar showing nothing around our immediate area, b frederick, back towards leesburg and winchester. these are the areas seeing that heavy rain. jefferson county, west vi

this is bonnie. tropical depression.ut this could get stronger briefly as it heads over the atlantic ocean. we could use rain to get over the pollen but heavy moisture in the air. very little rain. with that, high level of ground pollen and mold spore. moderate range for tree pollen. temperatures with the clouds and sunshine mix, lower 80's. that is what we expect. slightly cooler than yesterday. 75 at annapolis. 77 from baltimore. cooler east. as far as bonnie goes the latest hurricane center has it offshore. 60 miles northeast of cape hatteras. according to the computer models it will develop to low-end tropical storm again. it will maintain in the afternoon and downgrade. get a kick across the gulf stream. hit the cooler waters farther east to begin to fall apart midnight tonight. showers in the area. possibility. overnight fog. tomorrow more showers and more storms. better chance that the frontal zone crosses in the area. better chance tomorrow than today. early saturday things clear. with the sunshine in the saturda

also, off to our south, bonnie, remember that system, has regained tropical characteristics, and now is once again a tropical depression, so national hurricane center is re-ish ewing advisories on bonnie, but it is not going to be a problem. winds speeds right now at only around 35 miles per hour, restrengthening, and likely as bonnie moves off to the east, over warmer waters of the atlantic, and bonnily continue moving eastbound, not present ago problem for the eastern seaboard. future weather showing us headed into the evening hours, pretty quiet conditions, chance of isolated shower overnight tonight. better chance of few hit or miss showers and storms, now that's tomorrow morning, and tomorrow afternoon, as well, we will see some breaks of sunshine, but do watch out for the storm chance, especially later in the day, then as we head into the evening hours, once the sunsets, that rain chance will really start to diminish. so do you have friday night plans looking pretty good. on saturday, 84, muggy conditions, sunday the wet day of the weekends, thunderstorms looking like lick spec

look at what happened to bonnie, reformed as a tropical depression.ust got organized again, right there off the north carolina coast for those who are following these things, and 35 miles an hour wind ape best news about bonnie is, straight east ward path keeping it out to sea and not affecting our weekend if only that was only rain we had to worry about. and leading edge of the cold front coming through our area today, right now. you see dark are green in berks county and lehigh valley. yellow around lancaster county. that means heavy downpours there. it looks like just east of lancaster we have a heavy down pour and then some heavier rain around caln township in chester county. as we look at the future cast, we will see a lot of clouds in our weather feature and occasional rain, not a lot of heavy rain, in the a big chance of thunderstorms for us today, we are saving that for sunday. we should be mostly dry on saturday, and then, when do the thunderstorms come through, probably late in the day anytime after 12:00 noon, widely scattered thunderstorms

well, it has become tropicale depression bonnie again.ega the track for bonnie will be b off shore.hoowers sho around here this morning. morni doesn't have anything to dove with bonnie so much.uc northern montgomery countytgom back up into howard county,ount southern parts of that countyouy everything is kind of movings kn through. so, a possible shower thise morning and then more showerswes and thunderstorms this t afternoon. sunny breaks today. that's about the best we're thee going to be able to do. to d winds out of the southeast at five to 7 miles per hour.o le off. of it's zip trip today. zip it's not a double zip trip.rip. no, just zip trip today.od i'll remove that.i'll rove 82 today. today 85 tomorrow.omro 84 on sunday.un i really need help sometimes with these morning graphics, grc caitlin. >> gary -- >> if i knew you were in i would have said hey, come help me. >> i wouldn't belp surprised iff i had to go on a saturday zipur trip and that's how i had to t find out.. probably happened before.ef good morning -- well, all well, right, good morning tomorni to everyone else here

finally leaving, but there is a shot that this even intensifies again and turns into tropical storm, bonnie, before it is totally said and done. so, it is a bizarre situation, with this particular system. but regardless, at least, it is moving away from coastal communities, as opposed to headed our way, that's good news, showers around, especially this morning, but really any time today, as this front continues it slow trek through the area, 79 the expected hi, we drop back down to 69 tonight. still, again, could be thunderstorm, but it wouldn't be anything of the severe variety, then look forward in the eyewitness weather seven day, we keep you in the mid or low 80s, right through tuesday at this point, sunday, is not looking ideal. saturday is the better of the two weekend days, but next system is moving in, this will be a stronger one, pat, that one could actually bring stronger storms with it sunday, too. >> i am still digging the warmth, nothing wrong with that. a look at king of prussia mall boulevard is closed between 202 and court boulevard because of a water main break. you can see

we had our tropical storm bonnie over the weekend. but prime time august and september with september 11 o'clock peak. we don't have to worry about that and this is the first day of meterological summer. we take a little heat out of the forecast for tomorrow and include a couple showers. best chance of showers will not be coming of what is let of bonnie. we may see that up the coast on friday and frontal boundary to the west and while we keep everything at bay tonight we could see showers and rumbles of thunder starting to pop up in mountains to west tomorrow. during the daylight hours most of us stay dry and we'll likely see temperatures in the lower 80s and lite cloud cover in the morning and spotty showers around in the afternoon. you can see that the bulk of activity tomorrow looks like it will stay mainly to the west. we might have something around at 10 as well. little less hot tomorrow for june 2 and still a pretty decent day and sure is loverly i'll have the 7 day forecast in just a little bit. tony. >> all right. sue thank yo

bonnie, thank you for being here. thanks for working with my office on these issues but we got to find an end to this fire borrowing practice. just this past week we saw a wildfire in northwestern colorado. the beaver creek fire. not what many people think beaver creek, different area of beaver creek, colorado but on the colorado/wyoming border area. we've been in touch with forest service officials and that you feel f-- thankful for the work the firefighters are doing at this time. so this is an important issue in real-time. i am concerned that the recreation program in the country is most heavily visited. reports have shown this forest lost 40% of budget and staff in the last five years while the recreation use has continued to increase. again most heavily visited national forest. one of the most negative kbagts, negative effects of this trends the agency is unable to be a responsible partner to deliver recreation to visitors. it's home to several world class ski resorts. during the forest service budget hearing in

we'll talk about when bonnie may get a little closer.w at 10 tonight, the harm anyy school of excellence is under scrutiny it's accused off miss roling funds.mi the school is just one of dozenf in a charter school networkwork based out of houston.ston teisha lewis is covering theveri story tonight.onig any explanation as to why this i school seems to bring in onlynly turkish teachers? >>reporter: well, shawn, here is the break down a d.c. attorney hired by the turkish government filed its complaint f against charteril network, accusations include money mismanagement and alsolso discrimination and much more.ona in fact, if you take a look over my left shoulder this schoolchoo right here, harmony school of excellence is the only school court reporterred by the texas-based company located in the district. just daysing a the turkish government filed a complaint with the texas it accuses the charter schoolchr network of using taxpayer dollars to fund tush kirk visas and more. at first glance harm any schooly of excellence looks like anyike ot

but don't be surprised to see to bonnie turning into a storm again.t does contribute to us being a little bit unsettled tomorrow. that and the fact that a frontal boundary will be getting closer. for tonight, spotty showers wi handle, 69-degrees, but a littld bit of a drizzle can't be ruled out in theegzz morning and then afternoon thunderstorms with ah temperature of 83. we'll still get warm tomorrow, despite the fact that we'll have bonnie off the coast and make ad the area pretty unstable in uns which we'll see the showers and storms. tomorrow morning at 8 it's a little bit bullish and this is s new. cooking up some thunderstorms south and east of d.c. tomorrow. morning. by 1:00 you can see more mo activity beginning to develop bg and by the time we get into 5:00 still more showers and storms ad showing up towards the charlottesville area again we'll likely thattive to chase a few w of those around as we look toward saturday afternoon and af again on sunday. we're looking at 83-degrees for our day tomorrow and if you'reor going out to the pool on s

regardless of bonnie, though, we have cold front coming through on friday. today asks just a little bit of instability around, little bit of shower chance later on in the afternoon, now, we are watching friday morning, very carefully, we think we will be cloudy for sure. and maybe a stray shower, or two, and it looks like any heavier rain wouldn't arrive until the afternoon on friday, so we are trying to think positively for our live broadcast from west philadelphia, on friday morning. reports of fog in wilmington, delaware, and millville, new jersey, this morning, as well as carney's point. thank you for that. 69 degrees, in philadelphia, at the moment. sixty-four in lancaster, still little sticky, and muggy out there this morning, not as dry as we hoped it would be. thanks to some flow offer the ocean, bringing us mogilyansky tour, eventually out to the northwest winds, look at the difference in temperatures, viewing our area today, center city probably up to 86 degrees, down the shore because of the clouds, and the sea breeze, probably high of only 68 deg

t remember what was tropicalwas ta storm bonnie, then becamen bec tropical depression bonnie nowep backrecal system.s looks like a little hurricaneure here out over the north carolina cape hatteras area, kill devil hills, the outer banks.ba it will continue to move up toeo the north and northeast.d nort it's bringing a lot of rain inti here.he. bringing high surf, too. a little bit of wind but rightug now we're going to keep a kee very, very close eye on it. o i it looks like it stays offta shore but it really has foundou some warm water there and the at ability to strengthen just an little bit.j so, post tropical stormtorm bonnie, okay. o sun and clouds today. today late day thunderstorms.st what's going to happen it goinga looks like they'll fire up ake ' little bit back out toll thehe west, kind of move in our direction.re high temperature 82.rature sun and clouds the general geral rule. not as much sunshine today asody what we had yesterday.esrday winds out of the southeast atout about five to 10 miles perfive hour. here's the deal on t futurecasts today. a lot of cloud cover this mor

friday showers and scattered thunderstorms with that not just bonnie moving off the coast and up and out to sea because frontal boundary will be approaching. here's your planner for tomorrow for most of us dry and showers in the afternoon. best chance west and we should get into the low 0 s tomorrow which is good news for the her dan festival going on 6:00 temperature. 79. can't xleeltsly rule out a shower. take rain gear to be on the safer side. we're cautiously optimistic it won't be too widespread. i had someone tell me on twitter my prom is friday i hope it doesn't rain all day. this is the out liar. there's a front coming in from the west. right now i would say 50 or 60% chance and hourly forecasts. here you go as we look at 12:00 forecast thursday showers and storms mainly west. they get a little closer at 7 but scatter out. we're hoping herden will be okay. western suburbs have a chance to get wet. as we get to friday. here's what we develop. some scattered showers and storms around little more coverage on friday but i would not call that a washout either. hopefully not bad ne

possibly some of the remnants of bonnie getting in there.x of sun and clouds looking at saturday late day showers on sunday. little unsettled for monday next tuesday looks good with high of 75. so enjoy it. >> we will. a couple of tepps coming up a june gem and another great day. thank you kathy. >> i like that. >> i do like that. >> make those tee times right about now. >> you're right, lucy. meet this little guy. his name is dominic. he's now deputy marshall. charged with protecting his little sister. that's right. her story stole our hearts during the papal visit. his story will make you smile once again. >> they're all the rage for lost people who are trying to get in or stay in shape but should you worry about all the date to those fitness trackers are gathegathering how some expertsy it could come back bite you. plus -- >>> yeah. man dumped hundreds of dollars worth of penny in county official's window. what had him so fed up t1 undere ♪ >> you decide 2016. presidential nominee under fire tonight from u.s. veterans about a dozen took t

yesy all right.l carolina coast that's t leftovers of bonnie getting reinvigorated.virate bonnie won'tuit. heavy rain along the carolina cn coast. that's expected to be pushedcoeb out to the sea but as you can cn see very nice spin there.nhe out to the west rain showershe you see in kentucky and ohio ani we're going to track thatck later today as that will startws to approach our area andra really the best chance fore rain and showers and thunderstorms will be out totosi our west later today.od. so, those of you out in partsars of west virginia, western weste maryland, western virginia youvr guys in the mountains willins have the best chance fort cnc showers and thunderstorms later. there's the setup for late dayp thunder and again we're not expecting any widely organizedrz severe weather today but iteathr could be a quick downpour.ownpou futurecast showing you at at 6 o'clock tonight notice much nm of the activity is out to thehe west. west. i can't guarantee a few of f o those cells won't sneak intont the immediate washington area here by late this afternoon thir and there we are tom

bonnie. mr. rice, welcome. >> good morning, chairman murkowski, ranking member cantwell, members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to come in today and provide the testimony from the department of the interior regarding the wildfire budget in response and forest management act of 2016. for introduction, the department of the interior works with the bureaus within the department of wild land fire responsibility and provide the leadership, the oversight focusing on budgets and policies that affects nearly 500 million acres across the department of the interior's land-base. where appropriate we work closely with other federal agencies, states, tribes and external partners as well as organizations to provide strategic leadership and support as well focusing on attendance of a cohesive strategy as well as implementation of order 3336. the department would like to express thanks to our partners in congress for support for the wild land fire resilient landscapes program. that continued sup

can you believe bonnie we'rebele still talking bonnie days later.and a fronto not today or tonight. ton i'm fast forwarding to thursdayo night, friday our next chance oc showers and thunderstorms.torms those two will team up on area and give us shower and shoa thunderstorm activity byity thursday night and friday.. and then as we get into theet it weekend saturday looksrday lks fantastic. ti sunday not so much.suo but it may not rain all dayay might be a mid to late afternoon event. even first metter l day of summer ieo mean feel summery but no he cane treatment heat on the seven dayo we'll take it whilen we can.. >> just yet another year withouo a tropical storm allison steveon or tucker.ucr i'm okay with that.okith >> me, too. me, too >> you obviously have the bestet chance.ce. >> we again get to steve and tucker. tu >> allison may be retired.is m >> it was bad one. it was d >> i think it might be retired. >> look.ook. allison is just living the goodo live in retirement g '83 you you might have got retired.ired. >> really.l >> let's find out what'