chao: absolutely. you mentioned your concerns, we take note of that. as you know, i come from a rural state myself. as we go forward, the administration wants for very, very emphatic that it will understand the concerns of rural america. sen. barrasso: could you please provide us with a bit of an update of the administration's timeline for the infrastructure package? sec. chao: the administration's timeline was in part based on the congressional timeline. and , and it was anticipated that third quarter of this year would probably be a time that both house and senate will be able to pick up this proposal. in the interim, obviously the president is very impatient, and he has asked that principles be released around the latter part of may. the principles for the infrastructure project should be coming out shortly. sen. barrasso: we'll talk also about the way the funds are distributed, and the current formula program seems to be working, people agree. is that your thought as well, that would be the right w

neil: i remember fellow named jeb bush chaos candidate and would be a chaos president. the president for being a type of individual would rough things up and make a mockery of stuff. i guess what i'm asking you how this is played going forward? knowing what question know now, some of the demonstrations, protests, some turned very violent, that a pox on both parties houses is that safe to say? >> look, yeah, i think that certain to, neil, to remember, remember put this, put this in context. first of all, as sole democrat on this show right now, let me make it clear what kathy griffin did was inappropriate, was not acceptable. she has come out and apologized, and she asked for the photo to taken down. neil: i don't know the apology seemed like hostage tape. >> no one should be defending what she did. neil: fair enough. >> here's the issue, we need to remember that we need, we, donald trump is creating chaos, right? he is creating chaos and fear among what is going on in our country. what is our standing in the world? what is our, country coming to in dialogue? that is cre

a coalition of chaos, would mean more debt, fewerjobs, coalition of chaos, would mean more debt, fewer, fewerjobs, highertaxes and it would weaken britain's negotiating position on brexit. let's be clear, the consequences of jeremy corbyn at number ten are real. higher debt has real consequences on small businesses. higher unemployment has real consequences for ordinary working people. higher taxes have real consequences on families and a weak prime minister would have no real bargaining position on brexit. sol will fight to win every vote, strive to earn the trust of all our people. because everyone in our country counts and everyone has a stake in building a better future in the months and years ahead. and that better future is within reach. so far in this campaign, we have shown we can only make a success of our country's future if we first make a success of brexit. and labour have shown they are simply not up to the job. we knew before back getting the right deal with europe would be challenging, but we have seen during this campaign how difficult it will be. we have seen a britain

with so many participants, the debate often descended into chaos.ularly when they were arguing about chaos. this is chaotic, chaotic. as the government, the conservatives were doing the most defending. judge us on our record... laughter we have cut the deficit. it wasn't the past that worried the lib dems so much as the future. we have a general election in eight days, theresa may assuming a colossal landslide, that's why she thinks she can ignore people and not bother turning up tonight. she is telling people, we will take your house off you and we will allow you to know how much you get to keep after your majority. if tonight you resolve to vote conservative on the 8th ofjune, you were resolving to give theresa may emission to do what you like. remove university tuition fees. there are other parties to be judged on their record. you have a labour government in wales that is charging students to go to university. this is a uk government... labour is different in the uk than in wales? it's going to be a uk policy. it is unbelievably cruel to using l

secretary of transportation, elaine chao. this is the first time we're hosting secretary chao in her new role but she's no stranger to the chamber or the business community. our relationship goes all the way back to when she was deputy secretary of transportation that was shortly after christopher columbus came. and -- well, at least for me. she was very young at the time. we continued working closely with her when she was secretary of labor. she has been a dedicated champion for american workers. making strong and measurable progress to protect their health, safety and retirement security. and we know that she's going to be just as dedicated and effective in her new role. i can't think of anyone better suited to lead the infrastructure conversation currently unfolding here and around the country than secretary chao. she's got the experience, she's got the ideas, she's got the grit and the determination to see them through. she and her team have been hard at work trying to get their team together. and working on this project

it was absolute chaos, was it? yes, chaos. not a bomb, just to try and reassure people and keep people calm. we were being crushed as we were going up the stairs and out through the doors. i wouldn't be surprised if people have been injured through actually being crushed this evening. i was going to ask you, did it seem to you that people were being injured in the process of trying to leave the venue? yes, yes. people, as they were running, had left the odd shoe just lying around where people werejust running. lots of stairs going up, going down. it was awful. karen, whereas you now? what are you doing? we have just got back home, we live in sheffield. were people congregating outside the venue or were they trying to get away as quickly as possible? some people were trying to get away outside because there were children on their own. they were teenagers on phones trying to contact their parents. parents crying on their phones so everybody was try to find each other. did it seem like people were completely unaware of what was r

it was absolute chaos, was it? yes, chaos.d to children it was a balloon that went off, it was not a bomb, just to try and reassure people and keep people calm. because we were being crushed as we were exiting, as we were going up the stairs and out through the doors. so i wouldn't be surprised if people have been injured through actually being crushed this evening. karen, i was going to ask you, did it seem to you that people were being injured in the process of trying to leave the venue? yes, yes. yeah, there were shoes — people, as they were running, had left the odd shoe just lying around, where people had just run and left them. there was lots of stairs going up, going down. it was awful. karen, where are you now, what are you doing? we've just got back home. we live in sheffield. and were people congregating outside the venue, or were they trying to get as far away as possible, as quickly as possible? some people were trying to get away outside, because there were children on their own. they were teenagers on phones tryi

because they stand ready to prop up jeremy corbyn‘s coalition of chaos, to see the brexit process stallthe old battles of the past. and remember, it may say liberal democrat on the ballot but it is jeremy corbyn with you get, who gets the benefit. at the last election the benefit. at the last election the south west made the difference. between a strong majority government and a week, unstable coalition. the other parties are lining up to prop up other parties are lining up to prop upjeremy other parties are lining up to prop up jeremy corbyn and other parties are lining up to prop upjeremy corbyn and disrupt our brexit negotiations and that would bea brexit negotiations and that would be a recipe for drift, and disaster over, and division over what would be very crucial years for this country. and that is why this election is so important. we need to secure the leadership the country needs. leadership, stability, doing the right thing for britain. and thatis the right thing for britain. and that is what you get from the conservative party in government and we have shown that in governm

liz: what do you make of all this chaos? >> just another day of chaos from the fifth column of the country. let's wait and see if there is a memo. it was read, i believe, by some unknown person to somebody at the "new york times." you know, that's a long way from some of the speculation i'm hearing on the radio and on television about what the wording of it may or may not be, and words are important here. if there is such a memo and he did ask for it to be expedited or -- let's see what the words actually are, and then if we actually get ahold of a memo, might be interested to see forensically when it was written. liz: that's a good point. the anonymous unaccountable leaks, that's the complaint, right, jim? >> exactly. just every day, you know, the war room, the old clinton war room. now the fifth column war room that is probably in president obama's wing where valerie jarrett used to live in. they have a grease board funded by george soros and every day they have a plan for chaos and they have this, a lot of people, the his

but we have a white house that creates chaos, to borrow from peggy, chaos for itself. if you create chaos on its own schedule and it still messes it up, so we have a serious problem here. >> dickerson: all right. we'll talk about this some more later, but we'll have in a minute more of our conversation with former secretary of defense robert gates. stay with us. ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream. except that the next morning... it all makes sense. fedex powers global e-commerce... with networks built over 40 years... that are massive... far-reaching... and, yes... maybe a bit magical. ♪ visit fedex.com slash dream ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. >> dickerson: friday we travel to william & mary in williamsburg, virginia, to speak with former secretary of defense robert gates. we began by asking him about f.b.i. director comey's firing. how did that strike you, based on your experience? >> not terribly well done. you know, i fired a lot of senior people myself, and i thin

treasury secretary elaine chao sat down with maria bartiromo. you will hear that interview. former defense and economic minister angela merker, k. t. gutenberg is here. general jack keane is a favorite. we will talk about, you got it, north korea. you're cumbersome and a former small business owner, congresswoman claudia tenney talking about health care reform, tax care reform. let's get right top story. treasury secretary steve mnuchin laid out a timeline for reaching president trump school. a 3% growth in this economy. and that interview with our very own maria bartiromo at the conference in los angeles yesterday. watch this. >> it will probably take two years to get a 3% growth. and then we can have a sustained level. that is what we are projecting. obviously, the sooner we can pass taxes, the sooner we can get regulatory relief and the better we will be. dagen: mnuchin said tax cuts and regulatory woes spur economic growth. >> i was relieved to hear this. this is the first time we have a realistic timeline for some of the stuff coming in to where it should be. they've be

chaos and confusion sent concert goers screaming and scrambling for the exit. >> people screaming and crying. >> reporter: the ariana grande concert had just ended, the pop star off stage when a loud explosion rocked the arena. >> oh, my god. what's going on? >> reporter: in this dashcam video if you look to the left, you can see the flash, then hear the blast causing pandemonium inside and outside the venue. >> there's a lot of children there without parents. there was no one to calm them down t everybody was just screaming and crying and pushing. >> when i got up there it was about 30 people scattered everywhere. >> reporter: the man chester arena is one of britain's main concert and sport venues with more than 20,000 seats. witnesses say on this night the arena was packed with children and teenagers. overnight, family and friends with missing loved ones flooded social media with notes and pictures pleading for help. this morning british prime minister theresa may is calling this an appalling terrorist attack and police say they believe this was the work of a suicide bomber. >> we b

there has been an element of chaos in what i5 has been an element of chaos in what is happening, noty donald trump really wanting to give ru55ia some piece of information, if he did say something. there is an element of chaotic thought5 he did say something. there is an element of chaotic thoughts and impulsive decision—making. i suspect what the white house really needs right now is somebody to put it all in order. he needs a very good chief of staff. people always point back to ronald reagan and the first george bush, where jame5 george bush, where james baker, who we nt george bush, where james baker, who went on to be the us secretary of state, who interviewed on many occa5ion5, he was a very effective individual. he brought order to the white house. what republicans 5eem to be seen more and more on capitol hill is that water must be brought to the white house. i was in washington a few weeks ago, and that i5 washington a few weeks ago, and that is all you hear, this phrase that there is a need for order. donald trump could deliver something with hi5 trump could deliver something

wondered, bannon himself, how long bannon could ast with the theory of disruption and chaos. it lasted about a month and what stopped him was -- made him go underground and he's trying to come back now, the idea he went political action groups annual meeting and he he drew the light to himself. he was then on the cover of time the great alled manipulator, "saturday night beingmade skits about him the real president of the united states and it didn't take long for jar ed to draw the attention the president, his father-in-law, to the idea annon, who in the midst of other collapses that seem to be happening around the travel ban steve er things, that bannon was getting a little big or his britches and it also didn't take long for trump, who we all know is all about the me, we talk to people who say, what his ailure, trump is looking for somebody to blame. and when it is success, trump wants to receive all the credit there in office.l it is not a surprise that happened, but what happened for bannon, trump slapped him down pretty good. host: mr. kirk, we have cpa c in he did at fe

tim, come on, the front page of the telegraph, chaos. the fact is, there we re telegraph, chaos.ere were people within her own party, people within the cabinet to thought it was a bad idea. is she just not listening to anyone? it was a bad idea. is she just not listening to anyone ?|j it was a bad idea. is she just not listening to anyone? i do think one of the lesson that has come out of this is that we know, this is true with tony blair and probably with david cameron, he had a very sort of gilded circle, it does seem that prime ministers of all parties are to you eager tojust prime ministers of all parties are to you eager to just listen to a very few voices and they tend to govern much better when they listen toa govern much better when they listen to a wider cabinet and consult a bit more. that is probably a lesson that needed to be learned by mrs may, as it was learned by her predecessor. i suspect after this, she will... one thing that is good about her is that she does listen. she campaigned for a mane and now she is carrying through lees, but she listened,. i don't think

after two days of airport chaos, the boss of british airways says he's sorry about the disruption caused by a computer meltdown —— but he refuses to resign. golfer tiger woods blames a reaction to prescription drugs for his driving under the influence arrest. and a steep rise in the number of deaths from cholera in yemen. we have a special report. against the grandiose backdrop of the palace of versailles, europe's newest leader confronted an old hand today. france's emmanuel macron met vladimir putin of russia. at a press conference which was strained at times, putin insisted that any implication of russian meddling was nonsense. from paris, lucy williamson reports. despite these well during weather, this meeting held a touch of frost from the start. at the entrance to france's versailles palace, the two leaders greeted each other with brief handshakes and small, grim smile is. two hours later after their first meeting, the smile is. two hours later after theirfirst meeting, the mood smile is. two hours later after their first meeting, the mood was smile is. two hours later after theirf

there does seem to be a lot of chaos. a lot of chaos. it's making the news. we get reports everyday. you had another one a moment ago. but the fact of matter is, gets values from the company.lities of the >> you write about this in the piece, you say investors are the shocking news out of washington. it matters to equity evaluations only to the extent it undermines -- ability of companies to grow. >> they continue to at cost. the way hiring is taking place. companies are not hiring that per month.s of job openings. in terms of profitability, you sense of that by liking at the rise in gdp, which 1.2%.vised up to firstate profits in the quarter were up ten times of that. think it market is unloved. why it is so? >> it is unloved. it is probably the most hated bull market i can remember. lot of people missed. burned in 2008. they pulled out. back in.hem never got that's a problem. they looked a the rise in stock values. there.nt to be they missed it. they trying to figure out should thatget in now or is it much more dangerous because much. have run up so wee we

there is no political chaos. there is no political chaos. of others that want this to be seen as that. it is important that everybody comes to the party, in the interests of all south africans and a national interest to career around what is important around our country. in relation to growth and employment creation has been a matter that has been receiving all attention since 1994. even the recession that we have come to whip those exacerbated the situation. in this particular instance, we are going to have to ensure we get out of the quagmire of jobless growth and an economy which has not been assisted in terms of employment creation. leaders have looked at this downgrade and said that people who will suffer... hang on... this is the words of the banking association of south africa, the people who will suffer are the pork because they will feel interest rate rises and inflation rise. pork because they will feel interest rate rises and inflation riselj pork because they will feel interest rate rises and inflation rise. i say to you, those e

ryan: neighbors tell us a group of people were outside hanging out and then chaos. >> and it's just so loud. i could just hear people running and screaming. ryan: d.c. police are investigating a motive and trying to track down the two men responsible for this deadly shooting. >> be strong for my daughter. that's it. ryan: and the description of those suspects is pretty vague. police are telling us they looking for two black men getting way in a dark colored vehicle with tinted windows. she is praying that they get caught. $25,000 of up to leading to an arrest and conviction. rhyne hughes, abc7 news. kimberly: we have new developments in the murder of a special agent. state police arrested travis of special shooting agent walter. he shot him during a traffic stop. a marine corps veteran was with the state police for 18 years. gray, wet, dreary. not the weekend. more rain could be on the way. but our meteorologist is pretty optimistic. hey, brian. brian: tomorrow, we'll have plenty of dry time but there will be some showers to dodge. some of our friends down to the south could see a coup

autria: chaos at one of england's used arenas. we know that 22 people are dead after a terror attack at an ariana grande a concert. dozens of people are hurt and we know that children are among the victims. policemanchester releasing a slew of new details. a suicide bombing, exploding a device full of nails. autria: over 400 officers were deployed to sweep the city. there are similar scenes in the united states we are told that there is no credible threat this morning. larry: the country's parliamentary election two weeks away, all candidates suspending campaigns in the wake of this tragedy. get startedant to with sam sweeney at the live desk, where we hear that resting sadness and discussed over this attack about an hour and a half or so ago. speaking alongside the palestinian authority president in the west bank, using strong words to describe those responsible. >> so many young, beautiful, innocent people, living and enjoying their lives, murdered losers in life. that's what they are, they are losers. and we will have more of t

i didn't see any chaos in the sense that, you know, you suggest. but i know the man and this man runs 100 miles per hour. and i even said to him, you know, isn't it hard for even your press staff to keep up with you because you are always moving? he said yes. >> yeah, he did. he admitted it. but i see him as someone who wants to deliver for the american people, who is working extremely hard. there is a frustration level with all of the focus on things that don't address his successes and i talk about that in the interview. and then at the end of the interview i talk about some of the personal things in his life and obviously we are going air that. >> was there a headline you heard today, anything that surprised you? yeah when he said he might stop the press briefings. i was like whoa. and the truth is that, you know, they have been incredibly open to the press but i think the president... he came inhe on his staff's behalf to, you know, to his credit he was backing them up saying if they get 2% wrong it's front page. he said i'm done with that. >>

we are looking forward from the secretary of transportation in wayne chil-- elaine chao she sas more to come in the immediate future. the chamber is ready to work closely with her end of the leaders at pennsylvania avenue to get this done. this morning i want to lay out the priorities for the infrastructure package that we believe will be the key to success. it's got to be about economic growth and i'm not talking about a sugar rush of the spending feel good in the moment. i'm talking serious strategic investments that support the nation's long-term growth and competitiveness and that means taking on the big projects the way the transcontinental railroad did in the 19th century that will broaden the physical platform. our investments today must support the 21st century economy and its involving need. pipelines and power grid to connect the nation digitally and physically. we have to build one that they cannot break into so easily. projects should be funded for the long-term economic growth not placed on the speed that they can be completed. there's 250 billion in the private capital

this is the first time posting secretary chao in her new role but she is no stranger to the chamber with the business community our relationship goes back to when she was deputy secretary of transportation shortly after christopher columbus came for at least we she was very young at the time for pro we worked closely with her as secretary of labor and a dedicated champion for american workers making strong and measurable progress for safety and retirement security. we know she will be just as dedicated and effective in her new role for courts cannot think of anyone better suited to lead the infrastructure conversation unfolding here and around the country then secretary chao she has the experience and the ideas and the grit and determination to see it through. she and her team have been hard at work to get the team together and working on this project and the partners are ready to lend a hand please join me to welcome secretary chao a good friend and a great leader for this project. [applause] >> what a gracious introduction even though you said christopher columbus era. but that is

secretary chao. welcome. i hope that you see this committee as a resource for you under the leadership of the chairman. we did a number of big -- >> i'm going back in time. we did a number of big infrastructure bills. we did the last highway bill and a couple of other bills. chairman grasso i think has the intention to have the committee work in just as powerful and bipartisan a way. having had the pleasure of having chairman enhouse on my side and having the experience of not having him on my side, i can tell that you he is very powerful either way. and it's been great when we've been able to work together. i think this committee provides that opportunity in the past under him and now under chairman baraso. one can foresee considerable tumult in washington. but in the quiet of our interest and infrastructure and you will kind considerable support. i hope you see us that way. and i hoped administration will not try to jam congress on an infrastructure bill but rather work in a bipartisan, bi-cam rechlt. al wa

they promised they would create chaos and disruption all over washington. they would drain the swamp and i think when it seemed to be working kushner was with him and ivanka was with him at that time. bannon is a little like the kamikaze or the che guevara to fidel castro. those guys don't last very long once you assume the problems of governing so everybody wondered bannon himself how long bannon could win and last with this. disruption and chaos.nt it lasted about a month and what stopped him was at least made him go underground a little bit andy's trying to come back now with the idea that you went to cpac the conservative political action groups annual meeting and he stepped up and the jrue the light to himself. he was then on the cover of "time" magazine called the great manipulator. "saturday night live" made skits about him being the real president of the united states and it didn't take long forr of jared to draw the attention ofhi the president's prospects father-in-law to the idea thata bannon who admits to all the other collapses around the trave

. >> reporter: he was called the chaos candidate. >> he'd an chaos president. >> reporter: and now for those words may be ringing true. he campaigned as the outsider. who could fix washington. >> we are going to drain the swamp. >> reporter: critics and friends alike now saying it's his white house that needs fixing. >> frankly, i'm concerned that the president has surrounded himself with people who have no loyalty to him. and of course it's obvious that they leak like a sieve. >> i'm surprised that people are surprised. because donald trump has been rolling this way for the better part of 45 years. >> reporter: the president's 118-day term has been racked with contention. over the past week, one political bombshell after another has sent the white house into what some are describing as a tailspin. >> fbi director james comey fired by president trump -- >> reporting that president trump disclosed highly classified information to the russians -- >> did the president ask james comey to "let this go"? >> the department of justice reveals that they will appoint a special counsel. >> this i

. >> reporter: the chaos began as the arianna grande concert came to an end. video posted online shows people running to escape in what concert gorse describe as a stampede. there are reports of two loud bangs going off inside the manchester arena. british media is reporting near the ticket office. manchester police say there are a number of fatalities an other injuries. the arena is one to have the largest in europe and capable of holding around 20,000 people. police on social media told people to stay away. police cars, ambulances and riot vans were seen sur surrounding the area and the complex's train station was shut down. parents were waiting outside the arena to pick up children when they described hearing several explosions. one person who posted on twitter said people were running out with blood on their clothing. >> reporter: at this point, it's unclear if the fatalities and injuries are the result of possible explosions or the case that followed. scott, authorities are treating this as a possible terrorist incident. >> pelley: jonathan vigliotti in l

. >> a massive blast creating chaos. young fans and parents running for their lives in the midst of confusion and carnage. >> the late dooes taist details analysis from home how it could change security at major events. you are watching a special edition of "world news now." >>> we begin with suspected terrorist attack at an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. >> at least 19 people are dead, dozens injured. most alarmingly. many victims are the youngest aamong us. after an explosion at the end of the concert, police are treating it as a terrorist attack, and there is a >> injured were trampled as they rushed to leave the arena after the explosion. many at the concert keep in mind were young teens and preteens. abc's tom rivers has more from london. >> reporter: cell phone video capturing concert-goers fleeing the packed arena. after the last act by singer ariana grande. the pop star off staining when witnesses say large blasts rocked the area near the box office. [ explosion brgs. >> pandemonium inside and outs

>> we did see a lot of chaos at all in the oval office, there were a lot of people.of the get used to seeing, i think that's more of a style with this president compared to barack obama treated the oval office as something only a few people ever got into. if that's different from chaos, i think, it's a different flavor but were we used to seeing in the white house bread >> bill: that's for sure. i encourage all of our viewers to check it out in "time" magazine, thank you so much, zeke miller with us tonight. zeke miller with us tonight. liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed everything in our living room. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. no. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance when you have digestive sensitivities, some foods leave your stomach in knots... (groan) ...with bloating, discomfort, cramps, and gas. (sigh) try pronourish drink, a unique nutritional drink that's high in protein and fiber. and pronourish has no gluten or high fructose corn syrup, and

will the chaos in washington throw it off course? is it a wake-up call for em?e start with the big issue. a week of messy politics. the calm finally broken on wall street. >> ultimately, you want to have a functioning washington. we are still the most important government and economy in the world. if that all comes to a screeching halt because of these issues, that is not good for anyone. >> that is the thing we have to gauge. do people have confidence that this administration will not only get the big themes out there, but deliver on them? >> if you want to keep everyone happy, he has to do real policy stuff and not just send out tweets. this trump trade that we have embraced and that has driven the market to new highs in equities is coming to an end. >> the trump trade is great for news and reality tv playing out in politics. reality tv tends to have a short-term nature in terms of politics. i think investors will take this in stride. jonathan: joining me around the table today for the next 30 minutes or so is matt hornbach, lisa abramowicz, and jim barrineau.

[speaking in native tongue] >> translator: those who are willing to turn the chaos in iraq, yemen and libya are about to lose eventually. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: they will never be able to return that chaos and the part of the will to an opportunity, at the terrorist organizations with blood in their hands are bound to fail. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: and as i prettily done so, i've been very frank with commuting argumentation with regard to -- terrorist or position which we have notified our friends of their involvement in the failed coup of july 15 in turkey. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: and we've taken the joint steps we can take forward in syria and iraq. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: of course president trump's recent election victory has led to the awakening of a new set of aspirations and expectations and hopes in our region. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: and we know that by the help of the new u.s. administration, these hopes will not be lost in vain. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: and we fi

we know 22 people are dead this morning, dozens more hurt after a suicide bombing, create wills chaos and panic. >>> plus, also, another developing story a man reportedly beaten and abduct in east falls, police are trying to figure out why and who he may be. >>> also ahead this morning picking a jury several jurors are seated in the bill cosby sexual assault trial, ahead what we can expect for day number two. >>> and fighting for freedom, locked up for decade for murder he did not commit, could this be a day a local man finally gets justice. >>> certainly lots to talk b great to have you with us, good morning i'm thomas drayton with karen hepp good morning. >> good morning. >> bob kelly getting us around this morning. >> little bit of fog this morning. >> lots of patches this morning. >> yes, good morning, sue. >> little bit of both, literal and figurative fog this morning but i think we will have a little bit of a better day. won't be complete deluge of rain we had yesterday some places got 3 inches of rain yesterday. seven out of 10 in your weather by numbers and lots of fog out the

the chaos overnight - after passengers got some bad news.. breaking overnight - a wreck in alexandria leaving one person dead. we're live at the scene of the crash. and - it's on to game 7! a thrilling victory for the caps- as we head to a winner take all back at home. good morning washington. toss to eileen frost advisory in effect until 9am for western suburbs. afternoon - tomorrow - warmest day of the week - showers return late week - rain for part of mother's day weekend - may warmth in sight today: mostly sunny. chill start, nice afternoon. highs: 65-69 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. not as cold. lows: 44-51 winds: s 5 mph wednesday: partly sunny. milder. highs: 68-72 winds: n 5-10 mph julie toss to johnny breaking overnight.. chaos at a florida airport after hundreds of flyers sam sweeney is at the live desk - sam? passengers - so angry with spirit airlines - law enforcement had to be brought in! this all played out the fort lauderdale/hollywo od international airport after nine flights were canceld. posted to twitter

>> we did see a lot of chaos at all in the oval office, there were a lot of people. the get used to seeing, i think that's more of a style with this president compared to barack obama treated the oval office as something only a few people ever got into. if that's different from chaos, i think, it's a different flavor but were we used to seeing in the white house bread >> bill: that's for sure. i encourage all of our viewers to check it out in "time" magazine, thank you so much, zeke miller with us tonight. we will be right back. (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just because of a claim. i totally could've - no! switching to allstate is worth it. i count on my dell small for tech advice. with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs and i get back to business. ♪ ♪ say no to this because of my bladder? thanks to tena... not anymore! only new tena intimates has pro-skin technology designed to quickly wick away moisture. to help maintain your skin's natural balance. it goes beyond triple protection from leaks, odor and moisture. so you can

applause] thin blue line between civilization and chaos. you come from every community and all walks of life. mothers and fathers and sons and daughters. into unknown danger risking your lives for people met.ave never people you don't know. duty under the most difficult conditions and thanks at all.ny nearly you do not hear enough. i want you to know that of all c americans and rounds truly support love our police. applause] very sad thing is that many of today's politicians don't want to say that, don't to talk about that because it's not politically correct or might hurt them with the voters. i will say it, and i will talk

i'll talk about the chaos before the latest chaos. that is the one about the president divulging secrets to the russian foreign minister. we've been talking, as you know, for the past 48 hours to high-level people inside the white house, inside the trump family and at the top of the nsc. we literally in realtime, both you and me, had to curate the information they were throwing at us because we knew in realtime, we felt in our gut in realti realtime, the president was throwing these high-level officials, administration officials, national security council officials and members of his inner circle under the bus, because we know how he operates. it was very clear that this presidency and this white house which is built on lies was caving in on itself. so i want to hear from you, joe, i know you've been talking to a lot of people, what the atmosphere is like in there? >> it is absolute chaos on the inside. everybody is afraid they're going to be fired. as "the new york times" reported last night and as my sources have been telling me, ev

chaos spreading from a massive cyberattack targeting computers all across the globe. new systems being infected as users logon. what you need to know before you power up this morning. >>> tale of the tapes. democrats and republicans demand to know if the white house secretly recorded conversations with james comey after that cryptic tweet from president trump as the search for the next fbi director ramps up. at least eight contenders in the mix, a decision possible this week. >>> and speaking out. the parents and brother of the penn state student who died in that apparent case of hazing open up in an emotional

so please join me in welcoming chew, a good ne friend -- chao, a good friend a great leader for this project. applause] >> thank you, tom, for that very gracious introduction even said that it was the columbus -- christopher columbus era. but that's okay. [laughter]. >> a special thank you to you all the other friends of infrastructure for putting ogether the series of events all across the country highlighting our infrastructure challenges. as you know so well, backbone ture is the of our world class economy. one of the most productive, dynamic in the world. t is a key factor in productivity and economic growth hich has provided millions of hardworking americans with the standard of living that the envy of the world and has provided our country with nprecedented mobility, safety, and security. and, yet, today these gains are crumbling by infrastructure that is ncreasingly congested in need of repair and unable to keep technological change. we're fortunate to have a president who understands the infrastructure. perhaps better than any other memory.in recent he has made revitalizing i

you have some political chaos. where do you go?into bitcoin because it's a de centralized currency. the other going on underneath is japan has really come online as a big supporter of this technology in general. look at bitcoin versus, we have the t and y and japanese yen, u.s. dollar. you can see the beginning of the year, cney had a fair amount of train e trading. that's japanese yen, that's 40% of the daily bitcoin volume is in japanese yen. >> that is kind of fueling everything. people ask me all the time, how do you buy bitcoin? next chart. one coin based, real easy user interface. you go there, they are one of the largest bitcoin exchanges based in the u.s. if you want to buy in, your brokerage account. gbtc, the bitcoin investment trust. the caveat, trades at a premium. a great company does that, finally, be every the scores here, i do run a digital asset fund, which buys bitcoin and a bunch of other digital currencies. certainly, i am biassed, for me, this is an emerging technology. it will be quite disruptive. >> b.k., we

and the chaos he left behind. the fbi firing, the allegations of medling with the russia probe, will be waiting for him too. the white house realize this is and they're readying up for a war on all of this. ments before we came to air, the white house is indeed setting up a war room on russia. as aides prepare for what they're describing as a new reality after the appointment of bob mueller, the special counsel. joining me is leon panetta. former secretary of defense, form he director of the cia, a form he chief of staff to a please lls to deal with a special counsel. by the way, he was always member of counsel. and did i say an aide to a republican president, too? gals to see you. we're going to start in backward chronological order. i'll start first and foremost with the nato speech that the president made and the discomfort that our european allies have. but at the same time, is there any part of what the president did in delivering, i guess, if you wanted to be generous, tough love to natoal pies could be effe

you are now supervising economic as well as political chaos. there is no political chaos.of others that seek to project a political chaos. and it is important that for everybody to come to the party, and to understand that it is important in the interest of all south africans and our national interest to come around what is important around our country. the state of the economy in relation to growth and employment creation has been a matter that has been receiving our attention since 1994. even the recession that we have come to witness has exacerbated the situation. in this particular instance, we are going to have to work, all of us together, to ensure that we get out of the quagmire ofjobless growth and an economy that has not been assisting us in terms of employment creation. the leaders of the south african economy have looked at this downgrade, which followed the political crisis, and they've said that "the people who will suffer..." and this is the words of... (crosstalk). hang on. this is the words of the banking association of south africa, "the people who will su

witnesses say the festival was pure chaos, and they when flights got backed up, there was no way to geto make matters worse-- they paid thousands of dollars for the experiene one organizer blames bad weather for the chaos. but weeks before, there were signs the festival was falling apart. the caterer canceled and headliner "blink 182" pulled out. in the day ahead.. the new u.s. agriculture secretary, sonny perdue, is set to visit catoctin elementary school in leesburg. the agriculture department says he'll use the occasion to announce regulatory flexibility for the national school lunch program. perdue has not outlined the changes. loudoun county supervisor kristen umstattd and other leesburg democrats plan to protest at the school today. also happening today-- it's one of fashion's biggest parties, and it kicks off tonight in new york. we're talking about the met gala at the metropolitan museum of art. the annual invitation-only fundraiser benefits the museum's costume institute. attendees are the who's-who in the fashion world, including designers, celebrities, and models. one notable

jennifer: it's chaos. it's grand chaos going on down there.onis: and who really creates the bulk of the chaos here? jennifer: tad. lemonis: okay. jennifer: yeah. he's a little famous for his temper. lemonis: a boss should be telling people it's gonna be okay, not pouring gas on the fire. jennifer: right. lemonis: you have a food truck? tad: yeah. lemonis: this is your only food truck? tad: this is our only food truck. this goes out for a lot of film stuff. so it's our kitchen on wheels. so it's different than your normal food trucks. lemonis: so, tad, for me, the big thing is people. right? tad: mm-hmm. lemonis: you know that about me. tad: yes. lemonis: and so i have to be honest with you. i've noticed the way you approach your employees. you have a -- yelling at them and you're very aggressive with them. what's -- what causes you to be that way? tad: i want to make sure that they don't get me in a bad situation. i never want to not be able to support my kids, my family. i had a health problem, years ago. i had a blood clot. next thing i know

in other cabinet news, secretary chao kicked off an event with the u.s. chamber of commerce this morning noting the newly-reopened i-85 bridge in atlanta as an example of what can be better accomplished with federal, state and local governments working together. secretary chao will be traveling to atlanta on thursday for the ceremonial rib bonn cutting. secretary perry is in texas to announce the events project, a joint effort between the veterans administration and the department of energy to help data map veterans' health records and solve health-related issues for veterans. this partnership, part of the trump administration's commitment to modernizing the systems we use to care for our nation's heroes, brings together the v.a.'s unpair relled health care and genetic data from its million veteran program with the department of energy's world class technology to improve health care and quality of life for our veterans. secretary shul kin of the v.a. will also be traveling this week to commemorate v.a. research week, speaking at the brain trust pathways e

every vote for him is a vote for a coalition of chaos. a week leader propped up by the liberal democrats. every vote for me is a vote for strong and stable leadership in the national interests building a stronger and more secure future for this country. >> order! exchanges between the primary trend leader of the opposition have been unprecedentedly comprehensive. we do wish to hear questions from backbenches. >> thank you, mister speaker, the rest of england has seen billions of pounds of investment. on frequent visits, the transport secretary in the prime minister, congestion and air pollution and a feasibility study on long overdue -- will the prime minister agree with me the only way to secure this vital infrastructure project is to give a renewed mandate? >> i know he has been campaigning tirelessly on behalf of constituents on this issue. the highway to england is considering a number of options as my honorable friend suggests. under the conservative government we have increased government infrastructure investments but that is only