. >>> more breaking news overnight in the election in brittain. it didn't go as expected. >> well, that's right, molette. when prime minister theresa may called for this election the polls said she would win even bigger majority, but she actually lost her majority in parliament. she is still the prime minister, but nobody holds enough seats to get things done on their own. the big deal here this morning is that may thought she would go into brexit negotiations with the country backing her up, but that's not going to happen now. some are already calling for her to resign. this is going to have an impact on how the united states deals with brittain because they are an active member of nato. theresa may is also, as you know, a close a clear how much the next person and president trump will get along. we'll see. back to you. >> kristin, thank you. >>> 4:38 right now. get you another check on weather and traffic. >> we'll go to chuck for a look at your forecast. first, let's go back to melissa and the breaking news out at prince george's county. >> so

we're watching what's happening in brittain.ister theresa may just lost her majority in parliament in the election. no party won enough seats to gain the overall majority to form a government once brittain leaves the -- once u.k. leaves the european union. this could delay brexit negotiations. this morning some are already calling for may to resign. she said that is not happening. molette? >> kristin, thank you so much. >>> a pharmaceutical company is recalling its birth control pills. it's mibelas 24. it could result in an unplanned pregnancy. in other words, the first four days of the tablets labeled as active pills are actually placebos. for more specifics on this recall, visit the nbc 4 jobs in fairfax county. they're bringing the east coast campus to the hearndon area. virginia offered them $10,000 incentives. it's not clear when the new facility will open though. >> super model heidi cloom. her collection of clothes will be available at the german grocery chain lidl. it will provide high end fashions. a lidl store will ope

is that the right pattern for brittain?i don't think they've desserted austerity, i think there's a sense it's been pushed too hard. we do not want to see ourselves post brexit having a recession. so you've got to be -- you've got to actually be more sort of in tune of what's going to happen. if we have no deal, the devaluation we've had so far will look actually small compared to the type of devaluation we'll have in the future. so against that you can't have hard austerity at the same time. >> michael, if you were asked to return the answer would be? >> yes, i would be very happy to be part of the team. i think there's as much chance of me being invited to rejoin the front bench as there is for me to join van gogh for the next premier league season. >> i'd like to see that change. we're stuck with him. roland, my final question. i saw you retweeted something that says may has my vote only through gritted teeth. does that sum up this election? will it be enough to get her over the line? >> i think it will be. i think by co

. >> sreenivasan: amy brittain of the washington post, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> sreenivasan: during the past decade, hawaii has endured a 38% increase in its homeless population, that's the highest growth rate of any state. beyond the probls of access to affordable housing-- hawaii's homelessness problem severely stresses the state's public health care system, with so many homeless suffering from untreated diseases. in tonight's signature segment, newshour weekend correspondent megan thompson reports on hawaii's efforts to reverse these trends. >> morning guys, anybody need medical attention? >> reporter: on a monday morning, justin phillips sets out with a small medical team to offer aid to hawaii's homeless. >> what's up? you can always call me. i'll try to help if i can. >> reporter: phillips directs outreach for the institute for human services, the state's largest homeless services provider. his first stop-- a sidewalk encampment stretching two blocks near downtown honolulu. phillips knows what it's like to sleep on these streets. about a decade ago,

this could send brittain's negotiations to leave the european union in disarray. >>> this is the last weekend to enjoy free parking near the national mall. parking meters will kick into effect next week. >>> scary discovery inside a middle school in the district. police say they found a inside a locker at hardy middle school in georgetown. two lockers were searched after school officials received a tip. the school was in lockdown mode for 25 minutes until the gun was found. >>> virginia family is in mourning after a boy fell through a second story window. the child was playing as he leaned against a window screen and fell out. this is at least the third time in as many years that a child in northern virginia has been killed falling from a window. they suggest keeping furniture away from windows and installing stops and guards. >>> they want community input on preliminary bike way master plan. this focuses on developing a high quality, low stress bike network throughout montgomery county. the master plan should be done and presented to the full board later this year. >>> 6:35. workin t

we have new information about the suspects and added security at brittain's landmarks. >>> first, we do want to get a check on your commute with melissa mollet. >> and of course a check on the forecast from storm team 4 meteorologists chuck bell and sheena parveen. good morning, guys. >> good morning. it's beautiful outside. we're outside the studio and it's a fantastic start. >> that's. like the john denver song, sunshine on my shoulder makes me happy. it's a great day to be outside. live picture from our sky camera. up and above the low clouds here this morning. live picture over ragan

we have new information about the suspects and added security at brittain's landmarks. >>> first, we do want to get a check on your commute with melissa mollet. >> and of course a check on the forecast from storm team 4 meteorologists chuck bell and sheena parveen. good morning, guys. >> good morning. it's beautiful outside. we're outside the studio and it's a fantastic start. >> that's. like the john denver song, sunshine on my shoulder makes me happy. it's a great day to be outside. live picture from our sky camera. up and above the low clouds here this morning. live picture over ragan moving along smoothly. bonus sunshine today. clouds will be back in for tomorrow and for thursday as well. hit-and-miss rain chances. i'm optimistic the weekend will be dry. if you like summertime heat, it will be hot around here. little patchy fog. nothing too major. nothing that will slow you down too much. we'll get enough sunshine to get temperatures back up within a whisper of about 80 degrees. slight chance for a stray shower or two. again, those plans, i don't think you're going to have to wor

. >>> and brittain's political parties are in their final day of campaigning ahead of what's likely toa head-to-head showdown between theresa may's conservatives and jeremy corbyn's labor party. they're expected to reposition the vote. may promises a $23 billion brexit fund and corbyn says there's, quote, 24 hours to save the nhs. >>> let's look at sterling. it has been hedging higher with a majority of the polls saying there will be an election victory. let's get out to charles goodheart, lse professor and former member of the bank of england's monetary policy committee. thank you for joining us this morning. what do you think will happen tomorrow? >> i have no better idea than the polls, and they're very widely apart. it will be very interesting. >> why, exactly, do you think we've seen that tightening in the polls? some put it down to the lack of authenticity in theresa may's campaign or the bundled manif t manifes manifesto. others say it is because corbyn has done so incredibly well. what do you think it was? >> i would say in a sense neither of those. there's always been the tend

of course, wait for the results of the british elections, she said, but the meetings with great brittain will start in the next few days. and with any divorce, the brexit essentially boils down to money. and with the parliament, negotiations are going to be tough. >> jonathan vigliotti in london. thanks, jonathan. >>> closing arguments are set for monday in officer. the officer testifieddeath. here's barry on. >> reporter: among 26 witnesses to testify over five dares, the officer was the key witness at his trial about what happened in a manner of seconds. in july of last year giannis dioped castille for a broken taillight. he said he had a concealed weapon. giannis fired at him with five shots. castille's girlfriend and daughter were in the car. she livestreamed it on facebook after that. >> i told him not to reach for it. >> oh, my god. please don't tell me he's dead. >> reporter: on the stand, he was crisp until he remember thad ight. castille at all, he told the court. that was not my intent. then he stopped over tears. on monday there will be closing argument and then deliberation i

following prime minister theresa may slimming down her plans and promising humility in negotiating brittain'sn >> my government's priority is to secure the best possible deal as the country leaves the european union my ministers are committed to working with parliament to devolve administrations, business and others to build the widest possible consensus on the country's future outside the european union >> prince philip was admitted to a hospital overnight for treatment of an infection. buckingham palace says it was a precautionary measure and that he's in good spirits the prince is 96 years old and has suffered heart ailment in the past. >>> firefighters continue to battle portugal's deadliest fire which has killed 64 people so far. the fast-moving fire started saturday killing many people in their cars as they tried to flee the flames that's the cnbc news update for this hour. back to you, carl. >> thank you very much, contessa getting some inventory numbers let's get to jackie deangeles with numbers. >> these numbers are interesting. we had a draw down in crude of 2.5 million barrels. a s

. >>> brittain's prime minister saying that an overnight terror attack near a london smiesk sicken attemptn london for us. good morning. >> good morning, savannah, go morning frerch london a decide that has just witnessed it's third terror attack in rhee sent months in which a vehicle was used as a weapon. this one was different because a religious community of worshippers was singled out. a 48-year-old man has been arrested. police believe he was the only attacker. minutes after another deadly terror attack and the injured are treated where they fell, rammed by a van at high speed. >> he drove on the people coming straight towards all the muslims and as he's coming to them he hit all of them. >> women and men on the floor, people bleeding. total anarchy. >> the attacker appears to have targeted people leaving prayers at a mosque. he crashed his van, then tried to escape but was caught by the crowd. >> me and another two friends we got him out of the car but before that he started fighting with us and spitting on us and he bites. >> some witnesses say he was shouting threats at muslims. >>