bowties as people packed a d.c. church to say goodbye to an influential district leader. and cooling down. if the new chillers installed in metro stations are finally working. but first come here is a look at monday's "g.m. w." >> monday, the sizzling summer heat is here. ways to protect your electric bill and keeping your home cool. >> the newest cosmetic craze for men. >> and traffic and weather every 10 minutes. horace: it is finally feeling cooler inside of two d.c. metro stations. coolers at the station are finally working. years of leaking pipes prevented metro from running the cooling to the metro stations at dupont circle and farragut north. fares willours and be adjusted. rail riders will see a fare to $.20.of about $.10 bus rides are going up about $.20. metro will also close 30 minutes earlier during the week, at 11:30, staying open an hour later on fridays and saturdays. 7 on your side, even on the rails. get alerts about metro on ur /text. a picture-perfect day today. stormwatch 7 meteorologist alex liggitt explains the forecast, next. horace: we continue to

bowtie! that's all from us. have a great day. hi there.nth, with a number of records set. you'll remember last week it was hot and humid, temperatures up to 35 degrees, the highest temperature recorded for over a0 years, but this week it has been cloudy, cool and wet. now, we've had record rainfall across parts of eastern scotland. in edinburgh, 178 millimetres of rain has already fallen injune so far. that makes it the wettestjune on record and, yesterday, for a time roads were turned to rivers. now, looking at the forecast for today, low pressure is still with us, and we still have a lot of cloud left over with rain at the start of the day. but at least it is mild, with temperatures 12 to 11! degrees first thing in the morning. we will still have rain left over across parts of western wales. south—west england still with some fairly gusty wind here, so the rain heavy over the hills for a time. but moving further eastwards, breaks in the cloud coming in. so there will be some glimmers of sunshine first thing in the morning. through the pe

those attending the service wore bowties in his honor. a fiery scene after a plane crashes into a day care in florida. it was caught on video. plus, picking up the pieces after destructive storms sweep across the country, next horace: surveillance video captures the moment a small plane crashed into an empty day care center in florida. one person died. the plane went down after takeoff. butrson is in the hospital, the authorities have not said if the deceased person was in the plain or on the ground. an an f-16 jet in ohio. a tech sergeant has been released from the hospital. and a copilot were injured when the thunderbird jet flipped over after landing. gonzales is in good condition, expected to be released at any time. if theot clear thunderbirds will perform tomorrow at the dayton air show. the pentagon said that a tornado that hit an air force base in nebraska damaged two of four doomsday airplanes. the blue and white 747's are designed to survive a nuclear attack, and the secretary of defense often uses them flying abroad. the tornad

. >> and the bowties. >> i have a story at 6:00, we have him in the bowtie,ri volkswagen. >>> saw that. thank you, tom. >>> doug, how is the weather? >> today, wendy, weather is good out there. pretty nice. we're looking at some partly cloudy skies, sunshine. temperatures today much cooler, in the low 80s. exactly where they should be. average high temperatures, 84. where is our number? 84. 84 hagerstown. 82 richmond. ocean city, 70 degrees. we have that onshore flow. with that we're seeing a bit in the way of cooler weather, lower dew points and humidity. tracking a line of storms to the west that will try to make their way into the shenandoah valley. most of us remaining dry. storm chances will be increasing during the day tomorrow. the heat returns into the weekend. we'll talk about that father's day forecast. i'll show you when we have the best chance for rain in the next ten days. all of that coming up in 10, 15 minutes. >>> he was half of the team that carried out the beltway sniper shootings in today lee boyd malvo is trying to get his sentence reduced. we'll have reaction from

he was known for his famous bowties. he died of >>> johnny depp is saying he is sorry for explosive comments he made about president trump. here is what he told people in the uk last night. >> when is the last time an actor assassinated a president. >> he said he made a bad joke in poor taste and the comments didn't come out the way he wanted. he was trying to be funny and didn't intend to harm anyone. white house press secretary sean spicer says the lack of outrage is troubling but there was a huge backlash on social media. >>> we are just a week away from the deadline that senate republicans set for themselves to vote for a health care bill and the g.o.p. is facing desengs in t -- decention in the ranks. drawn. >> all day, all night -- >> republican senators under fire at home today. >> senators, do the right thing, show up and give us health care. >> the senate republican health care plan finally released, democrats are trying to keep up the pressure. thousands of people will die. >> tonight, a blow to the people's ch

onathan: lots of bowties display at the wilson building, pang respects for former comps -- former councilman jim graham. today. mayor muriel bowser and other city councilmember's shared memories they had of their former leader. one day we would argue with each other and the next day he would be my friend and then we were voting together. he did a good job of having a short memory. aham will not be room of her just as a city leader but for his service to the gay community during the aids epidemic. ramada looking at ways to cut costs. one of the things on the chopping block, a bus route. there was a citizen in at the silver spring metro transit center. they want them to know that a lot of people depend on that line. a rough day on the red line, service suspended on two stretches of track during the morning rush. metro said there was water in the tunls this morning, causing parking insulators to get wet. girl said iteenage started with a disagreement about a phone charger and turned into a terrifying crime. the girl said it happened at a place where she and other kids feel safe, or supposed to

today he turned up at the same venue for a glass of water, no bowtie and not a single mention of austerity sober warnings about what brexit should and should not mean. when the british people voted, they did not vote to become poorer or less secure. voted, they did not vote to become poorer or less secure. they didn't vote to leave the eu and we will leave it. but it —— they did vote to leave it. but it —— they did vote to leave the eu. but in a way prioritising britishjobs leave the eu. but in a way prioritising british jobs and underpinning prosperity. today one of the most successful british exports gave its own warning unfavourable divorce arrangements would be worse than any threat or challenge they face in modern times. industry executives in the car industry think a favourable divorce could last five years, not two. the chances of a bespoke and comprehensive new deal with europe that we need will take a long time. we do not have a long time. the clock is ticking. we need a back—up plan. we want to stay in the single market, ideally, certainly in the customs union, until we get that

the former councilman jim graham ally in state on friday and those attending are , aouraged to wear bowties part of his signature style. a longtime lgbt activist represented d.c.'s ward 144 terms beginning in 1998. he died last week at 71. larry: the school board is expected to expand the system nondiscrimination policy. including sexual orientation and gender identity. five of the eight school board change,supported the enough for the proposal to pass. it directs the superintendent not to change policy regarding transgender bathroom or locker room use. instead each will will be allowed to make its own decision on the issue area right now prince george's county kevin durant, still probably tasting that champagne. you can that that his m.v.p. last night we got a chance to chat with his dad and get his opinion on the decision to leave oklahoma city. >> he was in a position to make his own decision. not a lot of people can do that. you know, you can talk about -- you can guess about his character or anything, but you can't speak about what he does at his job. top on percent in the world. he af

package in august for $600 to get an officiated ceremony, a soft wedding bouquet, taco bell garter bowtie 12 pack. yum. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, there is a big leaguer with a little brother who plays for the san jose giants and they hope to someday play together in the big leagues. that story coming up. a's, they go for the fourth straight win straight ahead. >>> good morning everybody. can eye giants minor leaguer follow in the footsteps of his "big brother"? the "big brother" nolan arenado in town for the rockies against the giants. been known as the giants killer throughout his career hitting for the cycle against the giants just 10 days ago but in san jose his younger brother jonah plays first base for the san jose giants. hears it all the time that you're not as good as your brother, are you? >> people used to say stupid things like that have never played the game so, um, it doesn't bother me. fans always saying something like that. but i don't mind. it's a positive. you're going to say your brother is better than you. so better than a lot of people. >> i'll take 80% of j

there is jim with his signature look, always wearing a bowtie, colorful spectacles, but well before he served his four terms representing ward 1 on that counsel, graham was a long-time lbgt advocate. he zefr eserved as the first di of whitman walker in the early days of the hiv and aids epidemic. jim graham was just 71 years of age. >>> now some breaking news. golf lovers, this is what you call a hazard. this is all that is left of a blip that crashed at the u.s. open. this chopper video shows the blimp still on fire after it crashed on a field. this didn't happen on the course, it was about a half mile course. an official with the company that operates the blimp says the pilot is okay but is in the hospital. they say the pilot did not parachute to safety. he rode the blimp down to the ground and the propane tank exploded when he hit the ground. but the pilot is safe once again. no word on what caused that crash. >>> now in northern virginia, leesburg police can't to know if you know anything about a missing woman and her two kids. family members reported angela crespo and her two chil

and the four-term openly day council member who was defead without his signature bowtie. >> unbelievableone of these crazy tennis tournaments. >> reporter: jack evans, a friend of graham's for decades, said graham's death from bacterial infection was a shock. he praised graham's focus on the poor and others underserved. >> jim was somebody who was legendary in this city. i first met him almost 35 years ago. jim was an advocate for people who were in need. that's the best way to describe it. >> reporter: before the council, graham led the early days of establishing and building up the whitman walker clinic at the height of the hiv/aids crisis, even enlisting elizabeth taylor in the local fight. whitman walker health serves a far broader group of those in need with a wide variety of medical services and other help. don blanchen leads whitman walker now and considers graham a mentor. >> i always considered jim the father of this place. he years during the darkest days of the aids epidemic. he believed all politics were local. that people had the power to change things locally. >> reporter:

not guys with bowties on college campuses but guys have taken on obstruction cases and big terrorism cases and i asked them, did you hear obstruction today? would you make a case? and 10 out of 10 said not a chance, no way. not going to happen. even comey himself said i'm not going to make the call on obstruction. i thought i heard him say a direction but he said "i hope." no case a prosecutor would make on a he said-he said case. we would be good for all of us to take a deep breath, go back to facts and provable things and stop the supposition. hasn't served the country well. >> sean: i am not as forgiving as you and i promised this audience i'm going to expose every lie that's been told for all of these months, and i'm not as forgiving. you are right about i hope and no obstruction and it didn't come close to the standard but the fact that a false narrative had been advanced to the american people month after month, you know something, sarah, if it was me, i couldn't imagine. oh, it would be "pound hannity," attack his advertisers, silences boys. >> since the russian inclusion stor

point in the day where you thought what if nobody picks me, what if i'm just left standing there in a bowtiedn't really cross my mind at all. >> jimmy:tdidn't. [ laughter ] who is happier right now, you or your dad? >> i think i am. but i know for sure the media's going to think he is just the way he is. >> jimmy: your dad, i saw him a little little earlier, i don't know if you know this, your dad said you're going to take the lakers to the playoffs next year and he said he's going to wear a hat that says "i told you so" after -- >> yeah, he probably will. there's going to be some -- >> jimmy: are you going to match that guarantee? will you take the lakers to the playoffs this year? [ cheers and applause ] >> that is definitely the plan. >> jimmy: how long until you get an actual paycheck from the lakers? >> i'm not sure. you know, i'll find that out pretty soon, though. >> jimmy: that would be the first thing i found out. [ laughter ] do you want to run and grab magic and ask him when you're going to get the money? >> i don't know if i could run all the way to california right now. >> jimmy

today, he turned up at the same venue for a glass of water, no bowtie, and not a single mention of austerityly sober warnings about what brexit should and shouldn't mean. when the british people voted last when the british people voted lastjune they did not vote to become poorer, or less secure. they did vote to leave the eu, and we will leave the eu. but it must be done in a way that works for britain. in a way that prioritises british jobs and underpins britain's prosperity. today, one of the uk's successful export industries gave its own warning that unfavourable divorce arrangements with the eu would be worse than any threat or challenge they have faced in modern times. car industry executives think a favourable divorce could take five years, not two. we need to be brutally honest. the chances of getting the bespoke cover has a deal we need is going to take a long time. and we don't have a long time with the clock ticking. what we need is a back—up plan. ideally we want to remain in the single market, certainly in the customs union, for the duration until we get that new arrangement. the

today he turned up at the same venue for a glass of water — no bowtie, and not a single mention of austerityer warnings about what brexit should and shouldn't mean. when the british people voted last june, they did not vote to become poorer or less secure. they did vote to leave the eu, and we will leave the eu. but it must be done in a way that works for britain, in a way that prioritises britishjobs and underpins britain's prosperity. today, one of the uk's successful export industries gave its own warning that unfavourable divorce arrangements with the eu would be worse than any threat or challenge they have faced in modern times. car—industry executives think a favourable divorce could take five years, not two. we need to be brutally honest. the chances of getting the bespoke and comprehensive new deal we need is going to take a long time. and we don't have a long time with the clock ticking. what we need is a back—up plan. ideally, we want to remain in the single market, certainly in the customs union, for the duration until we get that new arrangement. the car industry needs to know if

everyone should be able to tie their own bowtie, or employee a valet to do it for them.ts inflation wrong. consumers are useless at forecasting inflation. markets are useless at forecasting inflation. only economists can forecast inflation. the prices of things they don't buy frequently. can you remember the price of the last television you bought? i bet you have a reasonable idea of what the last couple of coffee cost you, because that is a recent purchase. to pull are unduly drawn high-frequency purchases, so they get a distorted idea of prices. and people remember when prices go up, not 20 prices go down. stay with us. toing up, lots more to get on surveillance. we hear from the prime minister of australia at 5:30 a.m. in new york. 7:30 p.m. in sydney. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance. your comments, mr. kaplan. thank you to the council on foreign relations. "bloomberg surveillance." right now, to our bloomberg business flash, here is jessica summers. bank steppingche up hiring for its asia business adding 50 positions in the second half of the year. i

tom: yesterday's announcement that i can buy 14 bowties and have them come out in a box and turnaround don't like back, is it a game changer in terms of amazon and linking with women in america? oliver chen: amazon keeps offering new options of convenience. nordstrom has a similar service. amazon services is probably broader with a kind of brands and price points. amazon does a great job testing and reacting. it adds a lot of convenience area the returns are a big issue for all of retail. tom: how do you respond to the vacancies? in america and worldwide, the vacancies of brick-and-mortar is extraordinary? oliver chen: it is a huge issue. mall traffic has declined anywhere to 25 percent and 11%. there are too many malls. we are going to recycle. anductivity is below 400 two transformed. tom: am i ok with my look today? : the double-breasted with the bow tie. tom: thank you. a very british look just for you. francine: thank you. you look great. very fashionable. some looking at the live pictures of the house of commons, the timing would allow the queen to attend the royal ascot. the pic

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