the bank of england will be waiting the numbers as it engages the briggs it debate.mist.e senior thanks for having you on the program. if you look at the headline figure, inflation is going nowhere. should we be worried about it? england madenk of a forecast last week. they got one up on the private sector economists. they did a very good job. it's looking all right it gives them plenty of room for flexibility. they may need it after this vote coming up. francine: if you look at the has mainlyate, this to do with airfares. sense of thee us a printers globally? james: it's an interesting story. airfare has been significant. it's been flying around this year. francine: because of the price of oil? james: we can look for that to settle down. the big surprise has been clothing. that's been weaker in this report. a slowdown on the retail. it may be that stocks are hanging over and retailers had to get a lot of stuff. this could lead to more of that on the high street. francine: how difficult it mark carney's job right now? rates could rise to they could fall very quickly.

briggs and quite a few celebrities. there is a charity aspect as well. and there is helen mirren's husband. a very famous director. >> is that kennedy from fox? it does look like kennedy, doesn't it. >> from mtv? >> it does look like kennedy. book the way, our c-span tv a couple years ago in las kennedy books and freedom interviewtch that look it up. >> a dress on the rent carpet has to be shown off in the proper way. read -- red carpet. >> not too many of us in washington know how to do that. like the fox crew. >> it you are watching live coverage of the 102nd annual white house correspondents' dinner. these are the red carpet arrivals. we are going to try to shut up and let you watch. [indiscernible crowd mingling] [indiscernible conversations] announcer: you're are watching c-span live coverage of the white house correspondents dinner arrivals. the twitter followers have called me. ashley banfield of cnn, she was wet nbc during 9/11. , thank you very much for out.ng cameron halle was very close to prince. there was some talk that she might not come to

this happened in the brigg briggs chaney area last thursday afternoon.went into her building on castle boulevard when the man asked her to hold the main door he then followed her upstairs in the building where he exposed himself and tried to pull her pants down. the victim's brother scared that suspect away. his car is described as a blue compact four-door vehicle. >>> thanks, melissa. right now metro is calling all of its 650 managers together for a safety meeting. >> that's never been done in the history of the agency. general manager plans to bring up his massive maintenance plan. a source tells transportation reporter adam tuss that major staff changes could be coming. >>> two people are dead from severe storms in oklahoma. some people are cleaning up the damage now. others are protecting themselves for even more tornadoes possible in multiple southern states today. >>> 15% of fort mcmurray, canada, destroyed. >> as of this morning no longer threatened by the massive wildfires going on out there. an can go home in just a few weeks. the fires are stil

santiago, and briggs out to second and what happens at first is the big question, initially they say two and they'll review it. after review the umpire got confused. 2-1, the giants burst the diamond backs' bubbles. thrilling highlights in this game. the a's third baseman hit a career high. valencia became the first a's hitter and including a two run, go ahead homer to carry the green and gold to a 7-2 come from behind win. >>> speaking of baseball, blue jays and rangers top of the eighth. jose bautista climbs into second. they squared off and odor square right in the jar. he hits mr. batista. i have not seen a punch like that for a long time in the diamond. it was so vicious, i felt like i got hit on that one, i am sorry -- >> you got to ice that up henry. >> my bad, i am seeing stars here. >> the glasses is falling out. >> he's a boxing guy. he loves it so much that he puts it in slow motion. >> i did not see that in times. i could have shown it to you headlight moa lot more than that. >> i know. >> we'll be right back. [ laughter ] these baby owls-- or owlets as they're called --

it happened at an apartment complex on castle boulevard in the briggs cheyney area.if you know anything about this, call montgomery county police. a spotsylvania county man is in custody tonight. he's accused of kidnapping his son and assaulted his estranged girlfriend and the mother of his child. the sheriff's office tells us that josh yeah williams and his ex girlfriend went for a drive. investigators say he attacked her and then drove off with their three year old son. they issued an amber alert and then canceled it when they learned the toddler was dropped off at a relative's life. they later arrested williams. the urgency that was created by his former threats against the combined along with some really good police work by our detectives and those assisting us lead to a successful resolution in this case. captain jeff pierce says williams gave up piecefully after investigators found him in a home they had under surveillance. not everyone is seeing rain at this hour but we'll all be seeing it in the day tomorrow. it starts as showers and the intensity increases f

victim tells police the man seen in this sketch started talking to her outside her apartment in the briggs chaney area yesterday when she ignored him. she says he followed her and tried to pull her pants down. the teen's brother ran and tried to help. she was not harmed. >>> a young man is recovering from a stabbing that happened at union station. it happened late yesterday afternoon in the greyhound bus area. they haven't released any information on a possible suspect or motive at this time. >>> 19 year old ismael [ indiscernible ] was killed late last night. he met a group of men on the school yard and they shot and killed him. prince william county police say in custody. >>> was it deliberate or an accident? what led to yesterday's crash at the silver diner in tyson. this video shows bystanders pulling the driver from his burning hummer and pulling out others who had been hurt. police have not been able to interview the driver, nor did they release his name. >>> a missing spotsylvania toddler and safe and back home with his mom tonight and his dad has been charged with abducting him. >>

the police say that person who looks like this composite sketch attacked a 16-year-old girl in the briggs chaney area. they say he took his pants off and try to force himself on the victim. if you have information, call the police. alison: it appears a controversial plan to pay criminals to stay out of trouble will not go forward, falling apart because of a budget dispute between mayor muriel bowser and the council. presence to deal with increasing crime. the city has seen a more than 50% spike in homicide rates. gloomwe had more rain and in the weather today, under the day of showers ahead, but some improvement for the weekend. let's get the latest from meteorologist steve rudin. steve: we will see the heaviest of the rain tomorrow. by tomorrow night, all of this moves out. the latest computer model come heavy rain starts early in the morning, continues through the midday. than the drivetime home tomorrow evening, it does begin to ease a little bit with the heaviest of the rain well to the west. in this lets out. how much rain? inch, 1.5 inches by the time it moves out. the weekend, with

laurel, new jersey, so, union mill road between heart forwards and briggs road, and also, walton avenue hillside line and windsor lane, again, where you are seeing some flooding, seeing different areas all morning long it, switches, sometimes it gets cleared out of the way right away, sometimes the flooding lingers, so depending where you are it will be slow commute this morning. not because of volume levels but because of the rainy roadways, brooke, over to you. >> ♪ >> this morning, oscar nominated actress being slammed for her acting skills. director john, kira nightly did not have the skills to play singer in his 2014 romantic comedy. remember that movie? also claimed she had a big entourage and saidel never make a film with super models again. nightly of course is also a two time oscar nominee. >> never felt like this before. >> the xmen fight off the competition at the box office, this memorial day weekends, did they ever. xmen debuted in the top spot raking in about 65 million dollars since friday. alex through the looking glass disappointing 28 million dollars to open in 2 place

are reluctant about hiring highly skilled workers, particularly in the finance industry ahead of briggs. -- brings it. xit.re they are hesitant. betty: we're going to talk to the head of the u.k. company later on to talk about brings it. it.brex taylor. parliament of france has extended a state of emergency. police have more power to make arrests. it will cover the tour de france. for the first time since the end of the cold war, germany will expand its germany. they will add 14,000 troops. moreny has been taking a ambitious goal in mobile crises. president obama will travel to japan. he will diversity president to visit hiroshima. a white house aide says mr. obama will not apologize for the bombing. he is going for the g-7 summit. hillary clinton and donald trump are in a tight race in three swing states. clinton leads trump in florida and pennsylvania, trump leads in ohio. statistically, they are too close to call. no one has been elected president without winning two of those three states. the brazilian impeachment processes back on track. the lower house had changed his mind. there

violence in nevada and said it again tonight and over the weekend, i saw jeff weaver and michael briggs come out. >> it was not -- i don't believe it was a bernie campaign staffer that did this. these people in nevada should not have done what they did but there was a legitimate complaint that kaleigh mentioned, eight of all the people that hillary clinton put forward were challenged and if you were for bernie sanders and i also believe i've read that she was a clinton supporter. >> what we saw happen tonight -- >> she said she's unpledged. >> nothing excuses violence. >> of course. >> even tonight in kentucky, alison grimes, the secretary of state, huge hillary supporter declares hillary the winner, the unofficial winner. that the not a normal thing to happen. it looks heavy-handed. >> i get your point and i get your point, but the facts of the matter are in nevada, when we had an election in the caucuses, hillary clinton won that race. tonight she's winning the race. >> i get -- >> why not let -- >> i hear -- >> i can explain. >> we're spinning ourselves into circles when the fact of

i think the briggs a vote is the key to whether they often to wait till july.ssumption that they would not move in a meeting that doesn't have a press conference, which is july, and they can always add a press conference, and possibly the reason why they are being so vocal about the possibility of june or july is to give them the wiggle room to move into july having telegraphed it sufficiently and doing it at a time when there's not a presser. david: to put yourself in the position of janet yellen, you are on the one hand trying to keep some flex ability because you don't know exactly where the economy is going. on the other hand, you don't want to surprise the markets. how do you balance that when you are trying to communicate what you are likely to do? to ann: they are attempted do that right now. she has sort of corralled the troops, and whether or not they are collectively an agreement whether she just corralled the troops and said this is what we are doing, get the message out -- i think if they raise rates in june or july and people are surprised, they ha

leon: new information for briggs-cheney area. they have a sketch for a suspect who tried to sexually assault a 16-year-old girl. attack took place in castle boulevard. the suspect followed the 16-year-old in her apartment building and exposed himself there. her brother came to her aid and forced suspect alison: trains were forced to single track between vienna and east falls church station. this is after a problem on west falls church station. the u.s. secretary of transportation announced he is not opposed to shutting the metro system down. brianne carter is live in bethesda where the metro general manager met with the rest of the system manager today. >> more than 600 manager, many that came through the metro station headed to strassmore to hear a message outlined in this. pamphlet handed out to all the managers that says safety. more than 600 metro managers there is only one message. safety trumps service. >> the unified. the workforce under the message was the right thing to do. we all came away as one team saying that. >> th

this is euro pound, losing ground after polls show that older voters who were in favor of a briggs it are now switching sides. you had the bank of england governor mark carney saying that the upcoming vote is creating substantial uncertainty. the tale of two commodities today. one is wti and brent. this is their spread. at one point it was in positive territory, meaning it was more expensive than brent. a lot of this weakness and thength is pairing vindication of these guys. the other one is gold. a five-day slide. the worst that we have seen since november. falling below the 50 day moving average, close to that 100 day. if you are hiking, why own gold at the end of the day? >> definitely. let's take a deep dive into the bloomberg. you can find all of the following charts with the function at the bottom of the screen. >> how much are we using credit cards? actually less. i have a great chart for you that looks at credit card balances as a percentage of credit. like how much you are spending on your credit card. the first quarter fell to 23.2%, the lowest level since 2003. thank you to

donald trump backs briggs it calls-- brexit while abe for britain to stay in the european union. plus, north korea calls a congress. we are live in pyongyang. then, turkey's turmoil. what does political upheaval in turkey mean for europe's deal over the migrant crisis? we will bring you the very latest. ♪ francine: welcome back. let's get the bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. monte de paschi are higher after posting first-quarter profits that beat analyst estimates. bad loan provisions looking for a buyer to shore up its finances fell. what income fell to 92.3 million euros. that compares with the 23.4 million euro average estimate. arcelor mittal first-quarter profit dropped 33% as the world's biggest steelmaker contended with slumping prices and a decline in iron ore. the company has maintained its full-year earnings target. arcelor mittal shares are lower this morning. shares plunged as markets reacted to the doubling of its recall in the u.s. 40 million airbags will be added to the recall. will collaborate but says it is not aware of any substantial risk from the pro

would it be a shock that would, for example, freeze the financial markets if briggs it were to happenays a volatile come always looking for a reason for a shock. yes, it would be a big event. i think the big event is the train of events that will likely lead there on. failure -- the failure of the eurozone has led to large constituencies and each of these countries wanting to get out. and they have a much stronger argument for getting out of the euro than britain has for getting out of the eu. revenueave a goal of a gain to $25 billion by 2025. , whether it is twitter or facebook or other outlets be, in achieving that goal for you? important thing in achieving that goal is to it and a sustainable way, think long-term. we are not going to just try to get to a number, we want to grow the nfl and that includes on a global basis. we believe international is a great opportunity for us to expand our game. we are playing in london and mexico this year. we have plans to play in china and in your future. we want to bring our game to the broadest audience across the globe. franchisee a london f

this man followed the girl into her apartment complex on boulevard in the briggs cheney area yesterday afternoon. he grabbed her, exposed himself, and tried to pull down her pants. the girl's brother heard her screaming. he came to help and that made the suspect run away. the man got away in a blue compact or mid size four-door car. pat? >>> live right now, you're looking at the picket lines outside of a verizon wireless store. verizon strikers are calling today a day of action to turn up the pressure on verizon as the company held its shareholders meeting today. the communications union workers of america wants a contract for better wages for employees. the strike is now in its fourth week. >>> first at 4, i noticed it earlier today, a slowdown for what apple says wasn't quite working right on your iphone this morning. we'll tell you how long it took to iron things out. >>> vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upg

he gave a detailed assessment of the risks that could emanate from a rex it -- briggs it -- xit sayingcould cause lower growth and hurt capital inflows and may result in higher funding costs. rateis our lovely interest probability function for december. we will come back to this because paul ryan is just about to speak. >> every year from drug overdoses than car accidents. we have got more of our fellow citizens dying every year from drug overdoses than they die of car accidents. today, the house continues to work on legislation to address the heroin and opioid epidemic across this country. who were at the press conference yesterday, you heard from susan brooks and bob all authors of two of these missions. all told, by the end of this week and we are acting on 18 bills to deal with this. i will sign one of them today. the transnational drug trafficking act which allows prosecutors to go after drug traffickers in foreign countries and we believe their drugs will make it to our shores and that's going to the president desk today. the reason we call this is an epidemic is because it cuts

. >> michael briggs reacted to clinton saying she'll be the nominee. he notes voters in indiana, west virginia and oregon respectfully disa agreed and points to the latest polling, says it's clear that millions of americans have growing doubts about the clinton campaign. >> we should point out that bernie sanders accepted our invitation to the debate in california. we're waiting official word from hillary clinton. >>> a former hillary clinton aide has testified under oath about his knowledge of her private email practices. louis lukens worked for clinton when she was secretary of state. he spoke for two hours in a deposition that is part of a lawsuit by conservative group judicial watch. at least five other officials are scheduled to testify. this is separate from the fbi's investigation into clinton's emails. >>> hillary clinton is promising to let her husband run the economy if she wins. but is all the nostalgia over the prosperous bill clinton years really justified. correspondent peter doocy takes a fair and balanced look. >> hillary clinton is the

the man followed the girl into her apartment complex on castle boulevard in the briggs-cheney area yesterdayhe grabbed her, expose and tried to pull down her pants. she screamed and her brother heard and came to help. he ran off. >>> the company is facing a new lawsuit. the attorney general filed the suit against blue skies films. he says the company collected advance payments for wedding videos and then failed to provide the videos, refused to give out refunds. brides said they paid thousands of dollars for that service. there will be a hearing in this case in july. >>> the quest, more like a question, right now for the washington caps. >> on the brink of elimination, but there is still hope. >> you're right. there is still hope. in fact, 8.7%. that's the percentage number one deficit. ovechkin rallied against the rangers in 2009. the penguins know it is not over. no margin for error now after a heartbreaking game four loss. a costly turnover in overtime led to the penguins game winner. they have to win three straight or their historic season comes to an end. today, barry trotz with some in

. >> reporter: juan briggs abruise california's death penalty is broken. he should know.ped his father craft a law that currently stands. he does not think that that law can be fixed and he believes that voters should do away with the death pent and opt for life in prison without parole. >> we don't have to worry about killing the wrong person. >>> outside this afternoon, cool and breezy. and a chance for an isolated shower as we take a look outdoors. you can seat sun peeking through. mix of mostly cloudy skies, sunshine, and temperatures continuing to cool. these numbers, 3 to 6, even 9 degrees cooler than where we were at this hour yesterday. 65 degrees in walnut creek. 58 degrees in redwood city. low mid- to upper 50s or 60s, i should say, in and around napa, santa rosa. fair field at 67 right now. temperatures ranging mid-50s, mid-60s. it is the wind that is just howling in many spots. take a look at napa. sustained at 20, gusting to 24, gusting to 23. concord, a 17 mile-per-hour wind and gusting to 22. we are seeing anywhere from 15 to 20. it an going to stick with u

from manchester, officer michael brigg senior -- and from the brd steven arkell. as i read those names, it strikes me shocking how many names are on that wall in our state. having met and worked with so many of our law enforcement officers, they're incredibly brave. the sacrifices from their families are tremendous. most recently i went to two community events to recognize and really memorialize and also the maloney family and the arkell family, they have started foundations to help other police families to help have scholarships in the name of these two decorated officers. and unfortunately, those are the two most recent additions to this wall. i mean, chief michael maloney embodied the values of service, integrity and honor. and his leadership in the greenland police department will never be forgotten. he was admired by everyone in the community. and this is another example of the sacrifice that our police officers make. he was only a few days before his retirement. he could have stayed in the station, but he went out. he went out to the call with his fellow off

new hampshire avenue northbound at briggs chaney road, we still have northbound lanes blocked.d there. prince george's county, overall looking pretty good. inbound branch avenue on 5 there, 29 miles per hour. slow spots on 56, manassas there, 95 is woodbridge. so pretty normal there. southbound gw parkway before the roosevelt bridge, crash on the left side. 270 at falls, looking pretty good overall. river road still shut down at partnership because of that role. red lynn siine single tracking e of a problem at medical center. >>> here at the live desk with breaking news, going through twitter and he seeing that bwi marshall saying that the faa tower there at the airport is evacuating because of a fire alarm. it says operations are delayed pending resolution. as of right now, we've been making calls. we don't have any word of any flights being delayed, but always a good idea to check with your airline. >>> it is a big shakeup at the tsa with the goal of easing those long lines we've been seeing at airports across the cry summer travel season. kristin wright is live at reagan nat

. >> we just got a statement from michael briggs, the bernie sanders campaign spokesman referring to hillary clinton's very narrow victory in kentucky and presidential primary last night. he said the sanders campaign has not, i repeat, not made a decision about whether to ask f for a recount in kentucky. they're still looking into it. do you have any reason to believe there should be a recount given? how close that race was? >> not to my knowledge but that's a conversation and a question of the secretary of state, allison grimes in kentucky. those decisions are made by state election officials and certainly to pursue a recount or not would be made by the individual campaign and their candidate. >> you can see the numbers, how close it was on a more than 420,000 votes cast. she's ahead by 1,923 votes. very, very close margin. let's talk about a road ahead in the primaries. listen to what senator sanders told his supporters at a rally in california which holds its contest june 7th after his win last night in oregon. >> many of the pundits and politicians, they say, bernie sanders shoul

new jersey, union mill road between heart for round and briggs road is closed for flooding.ail in that part of the new jersey. >>> all that rain across the area putting a damper on people plans down the shore. dave kinchen is now seeing how things shaping up or not along the boardwalk in atlantic city, hi there, dave. >> reporter: hi chris. we are getting more rain, coming through if you will. some people here on the boardwalk, you can see down the way there. really foggy, but some of it is lifting and then comes back a little bit the more. again, the boardwalk is soaked as you can see right there. as we look at the other side of the boardwalk we have seen police, coming up and down, just checking everything out like they usually do but nothing out of the ordinary other than just the mist and the rain and just a lot of vacationers, kind of leery about whether they should try to enjoy a little bit more of actual memorial day or just head back and call it an abbreviated holiday weekend. the good news though is from the looks of social media and everything over the last couple

laurel, new jersey, union mill road between hartford and briggs road, also walton avenue between hillside lane and windsor lane. certainly saw flooding out there, joe, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. the shore is crowded this holiday weekend. >> our pat gallen is live in ocean city where it is overcast, but rain, right now, i hear it is not raining. you don't have a hood on, no umbrella? >> who hood, no umbrella, things holding offer at the beach in ocean city on 2 street. earlier mist, light rain falling, but that has since moved off. and as you heard katie say, it will be kind of on and off all day. i don't know it will be a great beach day here in ocean city but i think the people that live here and the people that work here, fingers crossed that it does hold off and that you can get on the beach, it is not that bad right now, actually, quite warm, i mean, these last few mornings, i've been out on the beaches, and you have got this chilly little breeze coming off the water, but right now, so far so good. so, that's a good thing, and this weekend, if you have been down the shore, you

. >> michael briggs reacted to clinton saying she'll be the nominee. he notes voters in indiana, west virginia and oregon respectfully disa agreed and points to the latest polling, says it's clear that millions of americans have growing doubts about the clinton campaign. >> we should point out that bernie sanders accepted our invitation to the debate in california. we're waiting official word from hillary clinton. >>> a former hillary clinton aide has testified under oath about his knowledge of her private email practices. louis lukens worked for clinton when she was secretary of state. he spoke for two hours in a deposition that is part of a lawsuit by conservative group judicial watch. at least five other officials are scheduled to testify. this is separate from the fbi's investigation into clinton's emails. >>> hillary clinton is promising to let her husband run the economy if she wins. but is all the nostalgia over the prosperous bill clinton years really justified. correspondent peter doocy takes a fair and balanced look. >> hillary clinton is the

michael briggs, the communications director for the campaign has denounced it.ers is on his way here, he has not yet commented on this and we will see if he has a comment, as harry reid expects him to have. >> if you want to play the full piece of sound from harry reid. we didn't have it cued up quite at the right spot. let's listen to that quickly. >> said he condemns that. i'm confident he does. i'm confident he will be saying something about it soon. this is a test of leadership, as we all know and hopeful and very confident senator sanders will do the right thing. >> saying there is a test of leadership. even before this happened in nevada we knew it wasn't going to exactly be a kumbaya moment at the convention, that, based on what we've seen, is there more concern at this point about how the sanders voices will be heard and if it can be done in a way that won't lead to such a fractured convention in many y ways? >> reporter: i think the bottom line is a little bit complex. let me lay out as simply as i can. there is no doubt they want their voices to be hea

people really watching the pound and assets in the u.k., that could become cheaper if there was a briggsxit? or are they watching where the earnings comes from? >> i think it's a bit of both. sadly, the currency is the main focus. the expectation -- you have a high push around that, but people expect the sterling to probably weaken. but then there is more international and domestic trade by the international cuts. then there is a second round effect, maybe a third round effect in switzerland. if you look at previous crises, switzerland has tended to be the stock market and currency safe haven, so maybe there is some upward pressure there. anna: looking ahead to the summer, it seems that june is going to be this next this for if -- this nexus for risks. >> definitely. and a lot of investors are very aware of that. then threene 15, days after the u.k. referendum, a second attempt at the spanish general election. e had stronghey'v views which may be negative for market. there is just uncertainty around to those events. i think people want to get past comfortable investing. anna: you talked

this man followed a 16-year-oldo on castle boulevard wednesdayed afternoon.rn this is in the briggs chaneyrighrea. the teen's brother heard the commotion and was able to chasea the suspect away. >>> spotsylvania county man in custody accused kidnapping hisph son and assaulting the boy'soy's mother.ther investigators say joshuaigatsay williams first attack hisk his ex-girlfriend then drove offve with their three-year-old ambera alert was cancel after the aft toddler was found safe at a relative's house.se >> in the district honor foror f firefighter who lost his life il the line of duty. local 36 will mark the one yeara anniversary of lieutenant kevin mcrae's death by dedicating ag fire a warm lock at the war intersection of seventh and of streets northwest.thwest he died while responding to an a apartment fire in northeast d.c. he was just 44 years old. ♪ >>> do we decide on rain or nice conditions? >> i thought you had anotherht y story there.er >> you got my vote, tuck. t >> decide on the weather.he >> good morning, annie.nnie. >> hello. >> nice to have you here thise o morning. >> thank you

what if briggs it happens? francine: how do you view brexit? it is a concern, and the other half saying why do we even talk about it. james: professor ted locke's super forecast says there is a one in four chance of brexit. one in four does not mean it will not happen. it means if you flip heads twice in a row, it happens. if you are the fed, the way you hedge that is by waiting a few weeks. tom: we will get to the fed in a minute. i see history repeating itself. there is a demand for paper, price up, yield down. thank you for putting that up. we are back to yields on a regressive basis back to 1953, 1954. that leads to distortions. what are the global distortions? james: starting in the u.s., you have basically policy rates way below the growth rate of the economy on the front end, so people look for longer-term deals. tom: japan is below the zero bound. what does that mean for the global, real economy? it has huge effects. james: i think it is reflecting weakness in the global economy and the sluggishness, especially of nominal growth globall

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union mill road between hartford road and briggs is closed for flooding in that part of the new jersey near the turnpike, take hainesport road as your alternate and still in new jersey, route 42 at creek road, that is a very crowded roadway in a little while but no delays at this point, but roads are wet and puddles and popping around so just use caution mike and alex. >> just talking about there mayeta, new jersey was the town. >> did someone help you out on twitter. >> yes. >> i love our viewers. >> we're giving away a car. >> we are. >> not this car. >> and not nascar. >> no, mazda cx9. >> come out friday we will be in west philadelphia there at cedar park, and basically forty-ninth and baltimore. see you there. >>> we are giving away, a car. >> this is on our web site. >> web site fox 29 cot come, enter every 24 hours, we will pick one finally every week. i think we announced when we will have our live show, and then on our final show, july 22nd some drive away the in the new car. >> first finalist i believe she was from marlton, new jersey. >> would i like to meet her. >> hopefull

it is either your briggs strength or your biggest weakness. even kids are free in this country. they have a bill of rights. they don't have a bill of responsibilities. >> that's next panel. >> it's incumbent to inspire kids to do it because they have a passion for it. and if we're going to recognize that in this country of ours where we get the best of what we celebrate. if where he want the best of science, technology, global competitiveness, security we've got give people a vehicle that is so appealing it is competing for their hearts and minds with what use to be the national pas times and subtractidistractions. that are great as long as they are in the right proportion. and we've created a model that's scaleable. every major tech company. every loves it. but you heard charlie point out that government moves slowly and the great irony is nothing is moving faster these days than technology and getting government and teachers into the classroom is not a likely solution. you need hands on, real learning that develops passion. we have the model. you need to figure mow to get gove

third person i want to mention, very briefly, is sheryl briggs who grew up in an abusive home. she was sexually abused by her father, things were so bad in the home th mama left when shel was very young to escape the abuse. but at the age of 2, sheryl didn't know what else to do except get away from her father so she ran away. she began hitchhikg with truck drivers, anybody who would take her. let -- led her to get involved with a motorcycle group and she started a career, unfortunately, in sex trafficking hell,. this individual took or the a biker club filled with men who sexually ais ald her, raped her. she became traffickinvictim. she was forced to do all kinds of just aul, horrible things. she wa trapped in this ourge of human trafficking and didn't knowow to get help. she w finally ablto get help when a patron of the strip cub figured out on his own that she was too young and helped her get rescued and now sheryl works with helping ose who are in this trafficking -- sex trafficking in the uted states. those are just three stories, mr. speaker. so what we did, let me tell y