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as brad bell reports, educators are he about -- hesitt about change. brad: for most kids the bell has rung. back to school. summer is over. hit the books. but tonight the maryland governor and the comptroller, the tax man, would rather they hit the beach until after labor day. a popular idea with some parents. >> give the kids extra tame to get prepare and have a final plan for the summer. brad: they called a mysterious press conference on the ocean city boardwalk tomorrow. saying the long-sought idea to mandate a post labor day start date will move ahead. >> it gives us a better summer. i enjoy spending time with them. brad: ocean city businesses long pushed for a longer start date for the school.

we are here with brad stone and joel rosenblatt. i want to start with you, brad.is your analysis of lyft, trying and failing to sell itself, to a lot of different companies, including the archrival? brad: not a great report for lyft, but it has been a great month for uber. they did deal in china with didi, and this week they announced the rollout of the autonomous vehicle program in pittsburgh. lyft is challenged. there's a lot of ambiguity around its business. can it be a profitable number two in the u.s.? what does the market look like when companies have to get into profitability and they can't keep sinking money into discounts? it is not surprising that with all the uncertainty around the real strength of the business, buyers would be a little hesitant right now. emily: lyft did have a global alliance with didi in other places. brad: it's a great level of uncertainty. the ceo of didi now sits on uber's board. so lots of questions about whether lyft, if that alliance is still in play and if it will impact the business. emily: let's talk more about the lawsuit.

brad heights -- brad hintz in our next hour.g. ♪ francine: janet yellen gives her most anticipated speech in jackson hole could can the fed chair we grain credibility -- fed chair regain credibility? no one will listen more closely than james dimon and america's too big to fail bankers. the deer and antelope play this morning, conversations, no singing aloud. this is a bloomberg surveillance live. it is friday, august 1 to six. i tom keene in london. 26.t is friday, august i am tom keene in london. francine: i like that. we do economics of little bit differently on the show. tom: we do it a little differently but this is important friday in august. we will have wonderful coverage here and into the morning. conversations with bullard and others. regime change bullard and francine on to that. go ahead, please. francine: this is been underpinning could we have been waiting for this speech and i don't know if it will deliver -- week this has been -- this has been underpinning. we have been waiting for this speech and i don't know if

in laurel, brad bell, abc7 news. maureen: thank you, brad. work continues to restore power to office buildings near 18 and l street in northwest d.c. underground transformer fire knocked out electrici course with it, air conditioning. early this morning, the fire also disrupted 911 service for sprint customers around the region. pepco does not yet know when service will be completely restored. we are on storm watch tonight. today marks one week of our heatwave. we are under a heat advisory until 8:00 tonight. and we are also watching the chance for isolated shower or storm. let's get to chief meteorologist doug hill for the outlook today. doug: it was a cooler day. we only hit 97 for the high today. the severe thunderstorm watch county by county is being peeled off. it's still in effect for montgomery county north and eastward. but in the next couple hours a lot will go away. not many storms out there. a complex not severe running through central montgomery county. weakening as it goes eastward. it's laying down a boundary as it goes. there c

maryland bureau chief brad bell is live with the investigation happening now. brad? brad: well, the story told in this indictment is one of the exploitation of women. we are told that there were hotels all across the region that were being used essentially to keep women prisoner as sex slaves. this hotel here in laurel one of them. it's alleged t the knights inn, days inn in college park among them as the nightly brothels. victimizing dozens of women they lured and forced in the sex trade. marilynmissouri -- rashid mosby, terra perry and joshua jones. in our opinion indictment. alleged pimps among the worst authorities say they have seen. >> mosby, perry, jones recruited, transported, manipulate and threatened women to get them to perform sex acts in exchange for money.

brad: tell you what. today we saw first hand the pain of this sort of terrible senseless gun violence. talking to two mothers, both of whom needed hugs after the interviews with us. we showed you that video from the 7-eleven murder. police want you to pay close attention. this is a backpack, a normal backpack, the kind that is separate. the person in the shoot wearing a backpack that was a part, integral to the jacket. very unusual piece of clothing. certainly unusual this time of year. somebody out there knows who the person is. in palmer park, at police headquarters, brad bell, abc7 news. leon: keep your eyes peeled. a crime alert after a woman was attacked on the arlington side of the key bridge. around 2:30 sunday morning the woman was out walking on the bridge and the man grabbed her from behind rapid forced her in the bushes -- behind and forced her into the bushes. so far, no word of arrests. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe restored the voting rights for 13,000 felons who completed sentences

brad matthews after the break. brad matthews after the break. brad matthews after the break. welcome back to u s farm report on the marketing round table with me this week brian bastin gof advance trading and brad matthews of roach ag alright last friday we had this usda report were still talking about ple want to know with this one seventy five point one corn yield how did prices not drop and just bottom out. what is helping prices right now? why are we seeing the bottom fall outthat's the question i think the initial reaction from the marketplace was a huge yield that we just saw they sold it down almost ten cents a day after report but the trade was also looking for pretty big number so once they got i think they said ok kind of sell the rumor buy the fact and is what the yield is going ot be yeah so brian you think the trade maybe thinks this one seventy five that's probably not going to materialize materialize this year. yeah brad makes a great point tyne the fact that we had seen the market take a negative st

brad joins us live with details. brad? brad: yeah, we have unfortunately some more drama to tell you about tonight in prince george's county public schools. it comes in the form of a letter sent by five board members to the county executive demanding resignation of the chairman of the schoolboard, vice chair and blasting the school c.e.o. for lack of leadership. this all having to do with the head start scandal we told you about last week. the federal government terminating the grand for the county because of misbehavior of a number of teachers. this coming at the same time the teachers and the administrators are focused on getting kids back in class. at judgment sylvania woods elementary school there is excitement of a new start, a new day. >> say welcome! brad: a warm greeting for a visiting reporter and kevin maxwell, the c.e.o. of the schools. in one class a whirring blender. signaling a treat for her young students. >> first day of school smoothies. brad: in the hallways. students are reminded how to move in single fi

maryland bureau chief brad bell explain how police link the cases. brad? brad: a very alert police officer that asked this question. did you also kill this woman four years ago? the answer they say was yes. both women k both women dumped in woods. now police have to wonder where there any more unsolveed crimes that could be tagged to this guy. jessica lee vanished in 2012. she was 20 years old. her grand mother said she simply didn't come home. >> when she didn't, we knew something was wrong. brad: months later her decapitated body found behind the pasadena shopping center. for four years her killer's identity remains a mystery. then this past may, the body of another woman, holly smith is found behind an industrial park across from the annapolis mall. she, too, had been brutally stabbed. police soon arrest 28-year-old christopher and say he confesses and now police say he is also the man who murdered jessica lee. >> we have reason to believe he might be involved in other violent crimes regionally. he has ties to southern maryland and eastern shore. michel

brad: of course they do. and growth is expensive and now uber can contain its fire to the market where it has a stronger foothold. so, look. this was a great reporter. it doesn't make either party look bad the fact that they were talking and lyft still thinks it has enough runway to go it alone. there is no price as you mentioned. that latest $5.5 billion valuation g.m. would have to pay a premium, fund its lyft losses off its own balance sheet. until we see an actual number and see what kind of premium g.m. is willing to pay, say interesting but maybe not to the point where they had a document in front of them. emily: we don't know just how serious they were. back in january when they announced this investment i actually spoke with the president of g.m. and lyft's c.e.o. john zimmer and i asked, does this rule out g.m. working with uber? listen to his response to this question talking about just how deep their relationship will be. >> integration that needs to happen to bring together what we want to bring t

brad bell has details on the breaking news for us. brad?ead to another labor day weekend people used to the backup have to be happy about this. the existing bridge, a land mark. structurally it is expected to last another 50 years. but the problem is the traffic. it is growing tremendously. right now 96,000 cars as you said on a summer day pass across the bay bridge. expected to grow by 30% by 2040. too many cars for the roads leading up to the bridge and the bridge to handle. so the governor said it is time to fund with $5 million of preliminary environmental study. the question, where a bridge should go? how it would get along with the chesapeake bay? there is no question that one does need to be built. >> the reality is that there is simply too much traffic and that in the years to come it will continue to get

attorney general brad schimel has 90 days to appeal, retry, or release him. schimel wants halbach's family to have a say. >> we've been in communication, we'll continue to outline options, success. >> dassey and his uncle, steven avery, were convicted in 2005. >>> benefits from a lower unemployment insurance tax...the governor says this is the second year unemployment insurance taxes have gone down. he says that savings goes directly into employee pockets. >> that's more money that can go can go into employees's benefits, and wages, and less money that has to go into the state government. >> governor walker said the unemployment rate dropped from 9% to 4% since he began his run for governor in 2010. >>> summer vacation is officially over for some students in southeast wisconsin. dominican high school in whitefish bay, and marquette university high school starts wednesday, as does the prairie school in ra. >>> so will those students need shorts or jackets? it's hard to tell. >> it doesn't matter, they all like to wear shorts this time of year. jesse, what do y

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brad laying out a case of what she did, hold on, let me get back to brad here.perience, problems there to or what he is saying isn't true or disputed? >> i think when voters go into the voting booth. they will vote selfishly with their pocketbooks. they will think not only of themselves but thinking of the nation. how is the economy doing? how is national security doing? clinton has a record on those. remember this is the year of the outsider. donald trump is it malt outsider. hillary ultimate insider. if he can stay true to message what he would be doing against hillary on substance he would be doing great. david: is hillary seeing another drop of wick leaks documents. >> trump advisors are in contact with julian assange. draw conclusions who is monitoring this and who put this is forward. david: hits keep on coming. see you in a couple minutes. >> thanks a lot. melissa: speaking to a crowd in kissimmee, florida, hillary clinton kicking off a speech to families of victims affected in the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. during the speech the shooter's fathe

brad: but finally today, some progress. for the first time since the deadly july 30 flood, business owners are being allowed extended dusk to dawn shifts in the flooded out town. they are allowed for the first time to bring in their own trucks to move out inventory. >> it will give us finality. and be able to get our business back in order. brad: chris owns a used clothing boutique. most of the inventory gone. >> 80% of got mud because we couldn't get in right away, the longer it salt there, the worse it got -- sat there, the worse it got. brad: they load up on donated supplies and get to work. they only have five days before the entire town is shut down again for 30 days. for infrastructure repairs. >> like main street, we have been through a lot down here and plan on coming back. brad: joining me live now in ellicott city, off in the distance you can see well the car just blocked our view. the buildings over there boarded up. this is the middle of frederick road. this barricade here. this is as far as anybody can get. tha

brad with, she was out there -- from it. she was out there campaigning for tpp, but now she's backed off it considerably. you're a proponent -- >> i can't hear them -- trish: brad, can you hear me? >> yes, i can hear you now. trish: you've been a proponent of this deal. why do you like it? >> well, first, if i ever had any illusions that steve moore had any economic principles whatsoever -- [laughter] rather than to serve the interests of whatever politician -- trish: what is it with all these insults? >> they are now gone. they are now completely and totally gone. trish: all right. [laughter] insults aside, tell us why you like it. >> well, i don't. i'm kind of on the fence about it. it's a very good deal for american companies. it's a wonderful thing for the center-right establishment republican part of the american coalition because it does an awful lot to protect american intellectual property in the greater pacific basin. it makes it much harder for other companies to copy what our companies are doing, and so eat into t

attorney general brad schimel said nothing today about when hed make the video public. only that investigators would work quickly, thoroughly and transparently. also -- the mayor said he did not plan live, theo keith, fox6 news. brad thanks theo dozens gathering tonight at the scene of just one of the fires set last night - the bp gas station on sherman and burleigh. our madeline anderson joins us live tonight from nearby police district 7. madeline, what's building... we had to move from the park near the bp station that was set on fire because it became too dangerous. people were marching in the streets... others were yelling and the evening... things remained calmer... the group marched together to 44th and auer to hold a vigil in the street.. near where syville smith was fatally shot 'are yall ready... we are ready. are yall ready. we are ready. are yall ready. we are ready.' they chanted and lit candles... calling on the community to hold officers citizens... but also calling on the citizens to protest in a peaceful manner. among the group... smiths sisters. they t

emily: brad, how much can jet really turbocharge wal-mart's e-commerce business? brad: we'll see.he biggest challenge is how do you utilize, how do you exploit the assets that wal-mart has, the huge stores, the distribution centers, how do you exploit that advantage for e-commerce. mark and his team running wal-mart.com, can they get the desired benefit if they're not running wal-mart. kill some of those prized assets for the benefit of growing the online business. that's probably what wal-mart has to do. you do have some of the best strategic thinkers in e-commerce, anyone can pull it off, it's them. emily: wal-mart is opening fewer stores and revenue is also growing more slowly. we actually got a chart to show you that. the bigger question, what is the future of wal-mart, how do they balance their e-commerce efforts with the physical store efforts? is it more like an identity crisis? >> from a shopper's standpoint, fast forward five years from now, this is a high-tech game. it is not either/or. wal-mart has the physical presence, they have the store network and they have the gam

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our maryland bureau chief brad bell is live in laurel with the details on this. brad? brad: well, alison, this is a harsh word. pitches. that's what it is -- pitches. that -- pimps. this is 16 payments long and it lists 100 times they put the ads on backpage.com to advertise services of young women. again and again we saw a number of hotels. this one here the night inn in laurel we saw many times. like this. undercover police officers using the website backpage.com to arrange dates with prostitutes. in darkened hotel rooms the women are slapped in handcuffs but the real targets are the pimps. this time authorities say they have indicted three of the worst they have seen. rashid mosby, terra perry and joshua jones. >> the defendants threatened the women, beat them, refused to let them return home. brad: maryland attorney general brian frosh describing how the three alleged pimps calling themselves "pink pleasure entertainment" placed these ads looking for woman claiming to be a modeling escort agency and forcing more than 40 victims over several years in brutal sex for

in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: okay, brad. thank you. alison: former fairfax city council member steven stombres has been sworn in as the interim mayor. he is replacing scott silverthorne who resigned after being arrested in a meth-for-sex sting. stombrespryously served to chief of staff -- stombres previously served as chief of staff. and special election is set for february 7. michelle: metro transit police arrested this man on indecent exposure charges. william madison jr. it's the second time in three weeks he has been arrested. the first incident happen on the blue line in arlington county. the second in fairtary county. police think there may be more victims. if you hav call police. crews continue to sift through the rubble at the flower branch apartments apartments in silver spring. seven bodies have been found in the past week. dozens of families are displaced. they are staying in shelter. we are learning the weather is taking a toll on the efforts. amy aubert is live to explain this one. >> we have been saying it all week. the o

brad blakeman, capri cafaro are back with us.d, i mean he says, saving lives and helping kids is wrong, then i'm wrong, but, at same time, charity watch says it is not actually a charity. they can't even look at the clinton foundation and grade it, because the business model isn't a charity. they only give away 10% comes in, and seems like chickens are coming home to roost. are people paying attention this time? >> yes, and they get it. long before the clinton foundation was email scandal. american people have this baked in. it will only add to the distrust and unlikability, that they have towards hillary clinton. look, bill clinton, basically gave a, aloecution when he said to the american people, if hillary clinton is elected president we'll not have anything to do with the foundation. hillary clinton was secretary of state. melissa: yeah. >> if you can't do it as president, you can't do it as secretary of state. while it is true they may not have gotten a salary, they got a benefit. what was the benefit? power they had and spe

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attorney general brad schimel is urging everyone to be patient with the investigation. and comprehensive investigation. schimel says investigators have talked with all three milwaukee police officers at the shooting scene and they are cooperating. two of the officers were wearing body cameras and state investigators have looked at both videos. there is no audio for 30 seconds because of how the cameras are set up and when the officers activated the cameras. schimel would not describe what's on the videos but issued this caution. they give only a narrow and incomplete glimpse of th you know viewing the body camera videos will not answer all of your questions. when a person is running with a video camera attach to them it's not staying focused on the individual the officer is pursuing at all times. it moves very quickly, it's not easy to see everything until you slow it down. schimel says sylville smith's be able to see the videos after the district attorney makes a decision on the case. they will get to see it before the public. how long will all of this take?schimel did

brad: you can understand why she is an emotional wreck. yesterday was the first time she is able to see her antique shop. the devastation as bad as she feared it would be. and everybody as we said having to rush because the town, can you imagine this, getting ready to close down for a month. in ellicott city, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: wow! unbelievable. if you want to see all of our coverage of the ellicott city floods including that 3d video of main street and a photo gallery we have put together, just log on to wjla.com and search ellicott city. in the meantime we're hoping to avoid a repeat performance of last night's storms. wow, that was something else, doug. doug: yeah. they were really fierce with the tremendous lightning show we saw. and the high winds. we saw damage from that. and the torrential rain. now it's gorgeous outside. we thought there mig early this evening but nothing yet on doppler radar. 91 right now at reagan national. wind direction at 12 so it's helping to dry it out. current areas is around 90 in many spots. l

os> attorney general brad schimel's says the decision to hold back on releasing them is simple.> at his press conference - held at the wisconsin center - he imagined a worst case scenario where the milwaukee county d-a determines charges ?against? the officer are pproprte but?? prosecutors cannot complete a successful inestigation because they let the investigation get compromis. compromised.> that means the family of sylville smith has not been shown the video.> ...and that milwaukee police been show thevideo either - although schimel say they have requested it.> during this investigation though - the department justice fears the taint ple'eomemories of event. > brad schimel / wi attorney general> 10;16;31> "and in order to ensure that i need to make sure that the investigation is donin a way that maintaihe integrity of the information gathered. // i cannot ve witness statement being colored or painted by information they're the announcement comes a calls from the community to release the video for fear that the delay could lead to more unrest.> attorney general schimel says the ultima

and brad said, "that's fine, what about a rape counselor?" "nope.'re interviewing her alone or we're not interviewing her at all." well, you know what? after everything she'd been through, i wouldn't let nobody interview her unless i was there, or my husband was there, or brad was there. >> reporter: shauna's medical records outlined the resulting wound and infection the 16-year-old suffered after three days of sexual abuse. >> we found out that she had gonorrhea in her throat. she had chlamydia and was severely, severely, severely torn and ripped down below. that's when they found out they used different things on her. >> the hospital declined to comment due to federal privacy laws. >> they expected me to be alone with a male investigator in an interrogation room. i couldn't do that. i couldn't even be alone with my dad. they should understand that. if i can't be alone with my dad or my brothers, what makes you think i can be alone with a man i've never met in my whole life? >> in the two years since the abduction no one has been arrested or prosec

brad? brad: yeah, leon, i remember the fire better than most. we were nearby when it broke out. we raced to the scene. as you said, skytrack was overhead quickly. this is the apartment that was on fire. you can see the plywood boarded up. to the right is where the people were trapped. the problem for they were far from this building. there is a big grassy area. they had to use a hook and ladder to reach the people. they did it. today as you said we met the heroes. brad: a fourth floor inner if know. flames roaring from an apartment. skytrack7 arriving on scene. the drama broadcast live on abc7 and newschannel8. the world watching as firefighters used a ladder truck to rescue a couple from the balcony next to the burning apartment. on the ladder career firefight tom roads. >> we went into action light we were trained to do to get the people out. brad: he is among four honored for their heroism in january accepting award with the aw, shucks, attitu >> this is different. this one was a lot of fire. >> arriving on scene and seeing what we had to encounter, a quick second, you know,

brad: sadly, police say sadly he has hurt someone else. last may in annapolis, the body of holly smith fou mall. she had been stabbed and cut multiple times. christopher scheibe's name surfacedded as a suspect. under questioning police say he confessed. recently, more questioning about jessica lee and another confession. and a new fear. are there more victims out there? police asking the public for help. >> we are asking to take a look at his face. face, not name. he has been known to use several aliases. brad: barbara burke unable to understand why anyone would hurt her grand daughter. >> she would talk to anybody. a loving granddaughter. brad: police telling us that scheibe has connection to southern maryland. you heard what they said. look at his face. not think about the name. one other point. they say he was a story teller, and he often told people he encountered that he had been part of special so again, that face, the special forces. anything like that. if you have any suspicions about him, police want you to give them a call. as we

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now brad is back. >> what are you doing? >> testing you. >> his romantic new thriller "all ied." >> they're watching us. now kiss me. >> true story about two assassins who fall in love during a mission sizzles on to the big screen in november. brangelina hopefully stepping out together long before that. >>> matthew mcconaughey locked lips with his wife in rio. now he's locked down with his the two revealing who they look up to in the issue due out now. matthew, his mother. and charlize, her mother, gerta. >> she paid me real attention and never lied to me ever. >>> delila bell breaking into hollywood. lisa showing the world the shots on instagram. convenience store. >>> cute kids and ping pong smackdown for a great cause. mario hit the tennis tables to battle it out for dodger pitcher clayton kershaw's annual tournament. >> how excited are we to be here at dodger's stadium, playing ping pong? >> susan sar an done, derek hough, all raising money. >> clayton's pregnant wife by lopez family out to support mario and his partner,

so i'm brad sherman from sherman oaks, and thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much, congressman. i would like to invite our panelists to come out. we have a terrific group of panelists who are about to speak with us. first is eleanor clift who's with the "daily beast" into i've been following for many years on the mclaughlin group. and when she was at "newsweek," she authored numerous books including those about women in political power. i'm very excited to have her here because as a woman who was with the that women's issues, she talked about disenfranchised populations and how they can get more power and now we have a woman who was nominated for the presidency from a major party for the first time. we have clarence page it was just an outstanding pulitzer prize winning journalist and columnist who also is on the mclaughlin group and also has worked with b.e.t. so he knows what it's like for a marginalized community to try and take power. we see anced -- african-american president. richard wolfe has been in washington for more than

brad stone, thank you for stopping by.o take a look at one story that is out of this world -- spacex is preparing to cross another milestone. they are preparing to take flight with one of its recycled rockets. they will send their indications satellite into orbit on a previously flown falcon rocket. they have not announced what it will cost, but the price will be discounted. it's a major part of elon musk's plan to cut the cost of space travel and reach mars by 2018. tomorrow, don't miss a conversation on commodities. that's next a.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: now to a story trending today -- kim.com has won the right to live stream his appeal against his extradition to the u.s. livestream is online showing comings and goings at the courthouse. this after a new zealand judge ruled the founder of megaupload can stream the corporate seedings. he's facing conspiracy, racketeering and money laundering charges and potentially decades in jail. he took to twitter saying i will post a live streaming link asap. thi

joining me to discuss the head of technology, brad stone. we know lyft has been otentially looking for buyers. >> it was one week ago we were talking about the combination of d.b. and uber china. so much heat in this space. lyft obviously in the u.s. out gunned and out manned by uber which has raised what $15 billion now? lyft has raised maybe $2 billion. it's been gaining market share in some cities, san francisco almost half feel. every car you see is a lyft car almost. emily: a lot of drivers drive for both services. >> of course they do. and growth is expensive and now uber can contain its fire to the market where it has a stronger foothold. so, look. this was a great reporter. it doesn't make either party look bad the fact that they were talking and lyft still thinks it has enough runway to go it alone. there is no price as you mentioned. that latest $5.5 billion valuation g.m. would have to pay a premium, fund its lyft losses off its own balance sheet. until we see an actual number and see what kind of premium g.m. is willing to pay, s

in burtonsville, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: you can track crime when it happens in your neighborhood. access our spot crime map. michelle? michelle: we are following a developing story out of afghanistan. terrorists attack the american university in kabul with bombs and gunfire. leon harris at the "live desk" for us with what we are learning at this hour. leon? leon: still a fluid situation in kabul. we are following the latest developments. we know one person is dead and 18 so been injured in the attack. as of now no group has come forward to claim responsibility for it. here is what we know. gunman launched an attack on the american university grounds in kabul in evening classes. this began around 7:00 p.m. local time wednesday evening. residents in the area report hearing a loud blast near the university grounds. gunmen entered the building as classes were taking place. afghan special forces responded taking out the attacker or attackers. the exact number is not clear. the u.s. military did make an assist with the

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fox 29s brad sattin crashed a wedding, no surprise, he joins us now from maple shade to explain, brad reporter: somebody has got to do it dawn for sure a lost cities including philadelphia that have declared excessive heat warnings. everybody looking for ways to stay cool including newlyweds. behind me there was a reception that just wrapped up a short time ago. the air-conditioning was on full speed but that wasn't the case earlier at the church service. ♪ >> reporter: talk about breaking out in a sweat at your own wedding. not the that you can blame jazz minute and wilfredo sanchez being introduced here at their reception 30 minutes earlier with no ac in the church the bride was gushing all right. >> all i could think about how hot it was inside the church. pretty much dripping, and all our faces were glistening. >> we had fans but the veil over my face. i couldn't feel any breeze and it was crazy. so hot really. >> reporter: her photographer frank green brought back memories. >> i got married in 1988 and that day was 103 degrees. >> hot enough for you. >> reporter: the show must go

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brad bell has specifics. brad: larry hogan says he is doing what the people want. drawing cheers on the oklahoma city boardwalk and signs the new rule. >> it's the law of the land in maryland. brad: next year he is demanding the schools start after labor day and end by june 15. the school year is still 180 days. what happens districts. >> this isn't just a family issue. it's an economic and a pun lick safety issue. an -- public safety issues and an issue that straws strong bipartisan support among the overwhelming marylanders. prez already opposition. statement from the president of the montana county school board. prohibiting schools starting before labor day ignore critical issues faced by schools and the negative instructional impact on students. the governor's response is too bad. he has the authority to make the change and he is only doing what is right for the state and that includes the ocean city boardwalk and the iconic business. harvey works at amusement park and says ocean city could use the extra week. >> you can see this schools have already started. i

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fox 6's brad hicks... with straight talk from the street. my opinion is they are not policing the neighborhood. all they're doing is for us is that they are patrolling the neighborhood but they are not policing the neighborhood. they are not making sure that we are safe, no. bh and how would that look if they werm how would that look? it would look like cops that are coming through the neighborhood asking what's going on, like what's happening. they want to see us down. we should be able to come to the corner, wherever we want to go. it's not taped off. we should be able to walk where we want to walk. no come back tape up. so where's the distance that we can't walk past? they don't realize that black lives matter. they not realizing it. blocking the street that they ain't even living in. how's that necessary? black or tomorrow, i don't care because black lives matter. they can kill me because, i'm getting killed for my black people. at the scene of a liquor store looting at 48th and burleigh... brad hicks, fox 6 news. the scenes of the damag

brad bell, abc7 news. leon: thank you. find out when crime happens in your neighborhood. spot crime map. >> fire crews are looking for the hot spots. building was safe to enter. leon: ralph lauren and speedo companies are no longer going to sponsor ryan lochte after a drunken incident in rio where lochte described an armed robbery happening to him. alison: a bunch of thieves broke in and loaded up on goods and didn't know what to do. >> they grabbed bikes and hauled away thousands of rides. the bicycle space for some reason they dumped the bikes. >> they are not smart and doing drugs they might forget. >> as in forgot what are we going to do now that we have bicycles out of the store. >> which is stupid. they are considered the stupidest thieves. i don't make no sense. >> take them around the corner and leave them. >> today bicycle space has a temporary door and the manager is pondering what went down here early sunday morning. >> maybe they ran out of time. or they tried to bite off more than they could chew. brad: once they got the bikes out of the store they didn't kno