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go ahead. >> chuck. you know, we came up short. yeah, we took on the entire democratic establishment. we took on the democratic national committee. we took on every democratic governor, took on every democratic mayor and we ended up winning 22 states and 13 million votes and in fact an agenda that transformed the democratic party. four years ago people were not talking about the issues they're talking about now. so i understand that our campaign is unique in the sense that we are going to try to win the democratic primary. we're going to try to beat trump. you know what else we are going to try to do, transform the united states of america and deal with this massive income and equality and deem with the greed of the insurance companies and the fossil fuel industry. our campaign has a different goal. it's to transform this country. we're talking on the entire establishment including ed rendell. >> i want to focus a second on medicare for all, michal kempny benefit net another candidate for president i believe the lesson of 2018 was

why do you think this time -- >> chuck, chuck -- >> i'm just saying -- >> chuck, met me just say. >>they seem to be gravitating toward joesh biden. >> we came. up short, yeah. we took on the entire democratic establishment. wewe took on the democratic national committee. we took on every democratic governor, every democratic mayor and we ended up winning 22 states and 13 million votes and in fact bringing forth an agenda that transformed the democratic party. four years ago people were not talking about the issues they're talking about now. so i understand that our campaign is unique in the sense that we gotin to try to win the democratic primary. we're going to try to beat trump. but you know what else we're going to trytr to do? we're going to try to transform the united states of america, deal withes this massive level incoming wealth and equality, deal with wall street, the greed of the drug companies and the insurance companies and the fossil fuel industry. our campaign has a different goal. it is toam transform this count, and we're taking on the entire establishment when we do

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hi, chuck! we missed you! >> you're not snitty at all. >> i think you learn snit in high school and i don't know what i was doing. >> i enjoyed the fact that you were the mueller ombudsman today. that was awesome. >> i was like page 87. i've got my whole copy. >> here's what i think we know. you've read more of the report than the attorney general or at least how he wants to portray himself. thank you, nicolle. >>> if it's hump day, has the president found his roy cohn? >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "meet the press daily." we begin tonight with an attorney general who sounded like he was speaking as the president's personal lawyer, not the country's attorney. in his first public testimony since the release of the mueller report, barr repeatedly backed up the president's talking points about the russia investigation and backed up the president's mischaracterizations of mueller's findings. let's go through some of the big ones. number one, mueller laid out evidence the president

jason: chuck robbins talks.is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." carol: still ahead in this week's issue, how the world's ultra rich use so-called free ports to avoid paying taxes. jason: and how jeff bezos' bank account would stack up against john d rockefeller. carol: and cisco ceo john -- chuck robbins joins us for an interview. jason: we talk about cybersecurity, the ban on huawei and more. chuck: about eight months ago when this began, our teams proactively thought about it. we made the status that we have -- statement that we have parts of the strategy and would continue dialogue to influence the outcome. second, we would optimize our supply chain. we have the capacity to move things on a regular basis. our team does that as part of doing business. the third was that if we could not mitigate it, we would pass through pricing. our team has done an amazing job thatn the past few months the latest 25% really had a nominal affect, from a pricing perspective. they did

chuck: i actually don't worry about that.here are multiple suppliers around the world who provide macro radio technology. that is what we are talking about. and then once you get off the macro radio, we provide most all the technology in the core networks for our customers. i think there are plenty of good alternatives out there, and i think the bigger issue, when you think about 5g and the deployments, are the cost of capital to build out these networks, the cost that our customers are having to face to buy spectrum, the regulatory environment, and what is the reality of the business model that they can build to get the roi on the investments they have to make to get there? those are the bigger things we need to be talking about and working on. carol: there has a lot written about, because of the ban on huawei, it presents or creates an incredible opportunity for the likes of you and others. i have seen a number of about $5 billion in terms of a global market. do you see that ban on huawei as an opportunity for cisco? chuck:

chuck -- you won't have to spend more later. chuck? >>> i'm predicting sunshine for baseballdaater to it's weather day right here at nats park. takes a lot of people to make it woon. wel talk te of the'l b >>> right now first 4 traffic alert. major backups in laurel. northbound 95 shut down at 198 because of a bad tractor-trailer crash overnight. we're going to tell you how to get around it, what to avoid coming up. eun? >> thank you. >>> it is predicted that the trade war with china could cost american families an extra $767 a year. >> yeah, the esident's lates round of tariffs would cause prices to surge on a lot of things you use ery ay. you'll see prices jump on an applis, talking air conditioners, vacuums, stoves. household things like beds and pillows and baby cribs. clothing and accessories will cost more, too,it along w toiletries, things like shampoo, toilet paper, make-up. so if you're in the market for any ofhose things now, experts say you don't nt to wait to buy. >>> plea is asian american and pacific islander heritage mon

chuck: i actually don't worry about that.re multiple suppliers around the world to provide macro radio technology, that is what we're talking about. once you are off macro radio, we provide the core technology. there are plenty of alternatives and the bigger issue is the cost of capital to build at these networks, the cost to buy our customers are having to face, the regulatory environment, and the reality of the business model they can build to get the roi on investments. those are the bigger things we need to be talking about and working on. carol: one thing i want to ask you is that there has been a lot written about the ban on huawei that it creates an opportunity for you and others. i have seen the likes of $5 billion on the mobile market. do you see it as an opportunity for cisco? chuck: it is hard to say. we focus on innovation and working with customers. they all tend to have multi -vendor strategies to begin with. they typically would not sell it anyway. they wouldn't want to give us any negotiating power. carol: but

chuck: we are very early.our interview, check out our bloomberg businessweek extra podcast. we talked about a lot more than just 5g. carol: company culture. jason: and what he might be doing if he was not the ceo of cisco. graph that wherever you get podcasts or bloomberg.com/podcasts. carol: we want to get more on cisco with taylor riggs. one way we can look at cisco's exposure to china is in the security vendor space. about 16%e they get of revenue from the asia-pacific region. if china were to crack down and blacklist our domestic vendors, cisco could be hit, given they get about 60% of revenue within the global security market from the asia-pacific region -- 16% of revenue within the global security market of the asia-pacific region. the long-term impacts we talked about as different countries go for it. taylor riggs, thanks so much. the wealthiest person in south korea may leave his descendents with a massive tax bill. carol: and why it is hard to sell a mega yacht in china. jason: this is "bloomberg busi

i'm joining chuck at 7:00 a.m. for weather doug and amelia, samarra, we're going to be down there, joseph from telemundo, we're all going to be down there. again, i'm giving a presentation about weather to about 1,000 kids. it's looking good. temperatures in the 60s by the time the game starts.s temperaturen the low to mid 70s. so today, mid to upper 70s for that. a little breezy this afternoon.t scaed showers tomorrow, and again, tomorrow's going to be hot and humid. we keep the humidity through the weekend. maybe a stray shower on sunday. another better chance of showers on monday. then we drop the temperatures k. next we all right. let's look at those roads. i know you got a lot going on. >>> that's right. breaking new in first 4 traffic. take a look. just a mess here this morning. chopper 4 up over the scene, zoomed in. this is a tractor-trailer that hit a disabled hicle in the middle of 95n north i laurel near 198.y the burst into flames. mingly nobody -- amazingly nobody injured but a mess for a lot of folks.

chuck is predicting a -- forecaa, quote, near >> bravo, chuck bell, bravo. good morning, i'm aaron gilchr let's get to meteorologist chuck bell impressive foreca and melissa mollet will give an update on the

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chuck an interesting take after the word merit, merit-based. >> chuck: well, you know, i can certainlyt does imply a lot of people as she said don't have engineering are not on the merit list and so on and so forth. but i think there is merit and the idea of having a system here that is more that of canada or australia. that was the idea that gears towards the real needs of labor market and so forth. as opposed to family education. we just do so much more in our country. what i think what we are seeing whatever it is mainly important trying to do politically, it is in response to some of the troubling poll numbers. republicans, the president, trying to get a positive message of other than just fighting illegal immigration. they want to show what they are for and they want to organize republican party about a unified position that they can carry into 2020. the big? is whether they can pull that off but that is the strategy. >> bret: judge. >> andrew: i agree with charlie and i don't think the president expects to get anywhere. let's do it after we take back the senate and take back the

chuck, what do we need to know? >> you need to know that unlike yester yesterday we got our today it'll be later on into the aftern more typical for our troublesome times for thunderstorms. 3 to 8:00this afternoon into pretty high chance that at least a few of those are going to damagi gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour. the ramp marginal, to slight, to enhanc risk for severe athe zone. that's step three out of five on the ladder for severe weather risk. you h shouve our nbc once you leave home you can stay ahead weather with our intera features. sociallledia page wi give you update as well. drops grazing the mason dixon nothin big going across the storms temper muggy.av if you h't been outside yet, yuck. it's a gross feeling there. 60s and 70s for the forecast. the countdown for summer it in the mid to upper 80s by recess time and in the storms begin i just aboutn time school for now, let's go to traffic. >>> chuck,hank you. starti in the district on i-295 headed in the northbound direct single lane gtting suitla

good morning, melissa. >> good morning, chuck. we just got more information about the situation in silver spring. here's what we know. inner loop ramp to south georgia, the ramp is blocked because of a police chase and some suspects wereed transport to the hospital. southbound georgia at the beltway is where that overturned vehicle is. it also has the ramp blocked because of the investigation. >>> manassas, tractor-trailer fire there, 66, 95 just fine. mcclain, northbound gw parkway after 123, right lane blocked after that sink hole repair. thatill be wth >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> food is medicine. certain foods make you feel better. chocolate does it for me. red velvet cupcakes for you. it's one of the driving principles behind a wellness plan ayurveda. >> it dates back thousands of years. news 4's justin finch points out how you can put it to use. >> patients call me all the time and say, i have this problem,an c you help it? and the answer is, i don't know. i have to see you first. >> reporter: perhaps you've neve

i think chuck is absolutely right. it is not a step mueller would have taken lightly. none of us would have taken it lightly being so directly confrontational and critical of a boss. what mueller is in essence saying here is you, mr. attorney general, have diminished the public's confidence in doj's integrity. an doj's value to the public is its intext get so he obviously felt very strongly. >> joyce, what about benefit of the doubt? we had a number of formal feds on this broadcast going back to the naming of bill barr. saying, i believe he is an institutionalist. i believe the good guys win in bill barr's world at the end of the day, then came things like his use of the word spying. then came his intersection of no collusion at that news conference knowing he was about to reveal a report to the public that specifically said collusion is not a thing in our world. what about that benefit of the doubt now? >> i was in the camp that had difficulty giving it to him from the get-go after reading the 19-page memo that somehow found its way into the white house prejudging the

good morning, chuck. > good morning, melissa.off to a pleasant enough start on your wednesday morning. there's a view from our cityra came got to love this early daylight. sun's up just minutes after 6:00 a.m. 30 minutes or saway. enjoy the sunshine while we have it because clouds will lower and thicken as we go through the morning into the afternoon. about all the sunshine you're going to get today h willpen before 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning. had a couple of lonely straggler rain drops. those are drying up. temperatures, mild. 66 in arlington. 57 in winchester. 67 in quantico. 66 in anne arundel county. a little sunshine here the first part of the day. sun's up a 6:03. clouds get thicker and thicker through the morning. there's a little better chance of a stray shower or two. notice how temperatures are likely to be cooler by the time you get home compared to lunchtime today. a closer look at o the restf the weekendoming up in a few. >> we'll see you then, chuck. ak32. tracking breg news out of new york city. >> news 4's core

storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here wias the forec chuck, take us outside. the humidi and heat from down northb pretty looking skies out here. bikers and joouers, get 66 in manassas. 69 in clinton, maryland. 63 in columbia. 65 in arlington. anothe weather alert today. today a severe weather storm we are under an enhanced risk. severe weather towards freder an enhanced chance from the pennsy very quiet weather for the way beginn we'll be here to keep you posted on that. commut forecast -- woops, it will be dry for the ride in chance >> oh, just as long as weot it out of the morning rush hour out of the way, yesterday, be real bound. there was a deer h270 80 in urbana. eastbo i-70. hagers towards frederick. better news, 66 eastbound inside the beltway before 29 washington boulev sounds a crash on the west side. i beli authorities are hopefu they can get it out of news 4's meghan mcgrath is live meghan good morning.ll >> rep we good morning. the prince george's county ter learning the sad news that a young officer was killed in a that on the beltway officedavon

it is, as chuck said during the campaign.ink even before the election it got out that even though he was forced essentially to deliver a hostage tape style apology for the "access hollywood" tape, he was attracted to conspiracy theories, this wasn't me -- thank you, we relied on your great reporting and analysis after that briefing -- this is a president that will stand before god and country and lie his you know, bleep, off. >> it's interesting he's refu refuting the cover up language nancy pelosi has used. if there's one thing the president has been good at as far as his messaging, he picks a phrase, a simple phrase and uses it over and over and over again. i feel like the use of cover up by nancy pelosi is that phrase that can stick and drive home the point that democrats are making. but this is also a president who his entire kind of political ethos is he says something one day and something completely at odds another day. but he says something that allows his supporters to believe what they want to about what happened. t

hi, chuck! we missed you!u learn snit in high school and i don't know what i was doing. >> i enjoyed the fact that you were the mueller ombudsman today. that was awesome. >> i was like page 87. i've got my whole copy. >> here's what i think we know. you've read more of the report than the attorney general or at least how he wants to portray himself. thank you, nicolle. >>> if it's hump day, has the presiden

god morning, chuck. >> reporter: good morning. it is a gorgeous day to be at nats ballpark.in we're the upper decks in right field. you can see the unobstructed view of the baball field. hard to believe they were playing baseball here a couple of hours ago. got it all straightened back up. looking great. out here in the upper deck, metimes jokingly referred to as the cheap seats. this is where you can get some home run balls here. adam laroche had a ball that handed here, 430 footer, april 5th, 2014. these may be some of the better seats for catching baseballs. more coming up. lauren? >>> good .morning i'm going to be joining you coming up shortly at 7:00 a.m. rolling on down there. let's talk about t

i think chuck is absolutely right. it is not a step mueller would have taken lightly. none of us would have taken it lightly, being critical of a boss. what mueller is in essence saying here is you mr. attorney general have diminished the public's confidence in doj's integrity. doj is valued to the public of its integrity, he felt strongly. >> george, what about benefit of the doubt? we had a number of formal feds on this broadcast going back to the naming of bill barr. i believe he's an institutionallist, i believe that good guys win and bill barr at the end of the day and came of his thing like use of the word of the word buyer. and no conclusion, knowing he's about to reveal a report to the public that specifically said collusion is not a thing in our world, what about that benefit of the doubt now? >> i was in the camp that had difficulty giveriing it to him after giving the 19-page memo somehow found its way to the white house. any good faith that he deserved from any of us because of his pride and services and well before tonight, this is very much the nail and t

few da today, eh, meh as chuck has described it. those days. >> meteorological term, by the way, meh. >> high end science. >> i'm aaronisgilchr >> i'm eun yang. thank you for joining us. the whole team here is working foryou. storm team 4 meteorologist cck bell isere with a look at your forecast before we check m with melissa mollet on your commute.t >> if you wa to enjoy sunshine on your wednesday, you better do the boot scooting boogie out the door because this is going to being the sunniest part of the day for sure. temperatures, m to upper 50s in the shenandoah valley. 62 in fairfax city, 61 in lorton, 58 degrees in brandy wine this morning. 61 i germantown. clouds will gradually thicken up. as we go through the rest of the morning. even with increasing clouds,nc rain cha are fairly low. only a 20% chance for a stray shower mainly south of washington. daily grade for today with thickening clouds as eun and aaron were saying, meh, not too bad.to satisfactory y. high temperatures, 73. that's probably before lunchtime. temperatures

you can find out about the metro center. >>> chuck bell has your forecast.r cry from yeste which was a record high minimum temperature for the day. 73 changing climate means the cool mornings of may are getting less and less frequent. right now sun out. gorgeous way to get your wednesday going. in the 40s across the shenandoah valley. 50 degrees in district heights. 49 in gaithersburg and germantown. 46 up in falling waters, west virginia. your forecast for today. bright sunshine. pretty much all day long. there will be a gradualcr inse in high clouds later on today. no chance for rain today.af ternoon high right around 76 adegrees. ourrage is 77. so perfect weather for the month of may. not too humid, either. n too breezy. for tomorrow, things start to change a little bit. mostly cloudy in t morning. here's a tiny chance for a sprinkle of rain tomorrow. i think the real issue tomorrow will be later on in the afternoon. ton ownload our nbc washi app. we'll have our full interactive radar feature available. this big swirl of low pressure out here that's broug

easy answer everybody thinks of but chuck schumer says mitch mcconnell has made the senate, quote, the graveyard, blaming it on republicans. >> chuck schumer says a lot of things for political consumption but in reality donald trump has brought and senate republicans have brought the policy the democrats for decades have said they want but they want no part of it and sometimes they say it is immoral. the border policy the president has espouses line with what they said they want and now it is immoral as though it is a crime. jillian: some are on tape and we played that. rob: it will make great ads for the president's reelection showing all those old soundbites. >> it is a problem. jillian: let's look at the number of laws passed through

chuck is predicting a -- forecaa, quote, near >> bravo, chuck bell, bravo. good morning, i'm aaron gilchr let's get to meteorologist chuck bell impressive foreca and melissa mollet will give an update on the commut >> comfortable for sure. i hope you did what i did last night, sleep with the windows open. temper morning have 47 in charlestown. 47 in front roya 59 in arlington, 55 in prince if you're away from the city or look at that mber, 76 for a sunny and mild. eunlike yesterday wher we've had fairly briskor nthwesterly wind, today will not be the case. light winds and s shine for now tomorrow i have increased in particular. highs will be i the mid to we are unr a slight risk for more about that and of course melissor good mng. a tractor-trailer its side. trying to get it back on to its othe roadway so they can loaded with ac units so they had not any impact on the no majorslowdowns, just the princecounty, no worrie 210, branch avenue, pennsylvani we're new details in distri here's photo of bernard accord to the washington he was involved in a fight on k

>> absolutely, chuck. i think one of the things that is at risk here at stake here is the reputation of congress for its ability and willingness to conduct meaningful i don't have sight. we had in front of the senate judiciary committee a number of witnesses, including donald trump, jr. i, of course, don't know, specifically, what this subpoena from the senate intelligence committee is about. this has just broken in the press when i think the last hour or two. but as you're suggesting in your question, chuck, it's entirely possible that it was the judiciary committee questioning of donald trump, jr. and the difference that was revealed in the mueller report transcript that led to this subpoena. it's entirely possible that there were other aspects of the trump tower meeting or of the trump tower project in moscow that led to this subpoena. i'll close, chuck, by saying one of the things i find encouraging about this is that it's a reminder in the senate, in our intelligence committee, there continues to be r

god morning, chuck. >> reporter: good morning. it is a gorgeous day to be at nats ballpark.in we're the upper decks in right field. you can see the unobstructed view of the baball field. hard to believe they were playing baseball here a couple of hours ago. got it all straightened back up. looking great. out here in the upper deck, metimes jokingly referred to as the cheap seats. this is where you can get some home run balls here. adam laroche had a ball that handed here, 430 footer, april 5th, 2014. these may be some of the better seats for catching baseballs. more coming up. lauren? >>> good .morning i'm going to be joining you coming up shortly at 7:00 a.m. rolling on down there. let's talk about the forecast for the nationals versus the mets. we're going to be down there for weather day early. that starts at 10:00 a.m. but the 1:00 game against the mets, plenty of sunshine. listen, it's going to get breezy as we head ito the afternoon. you saw the flag at just about 4:30 when we showed it before chuck. a breeze out there, that

>> right. >> chuck said, "did you try diamon diamonds?" no. >> chuck bell with the forecast. rain today? >> a chance this morning and a better chance later this morning. not a total washout. skies will be on the mostly cloudy side as you start out on a friday. at least you can see the monument down awn. that good sign. 69 degrees. southerly winds overnight have helped to tour is scour all the -- to scour all the low clouds out of here that we dealt with yesterday. it's been an improving weather picture. 70 from warrenton to quantico, 69 in washington, 67 in prince george's counti. thurmont, maryland, down to 59. the planner for today, a warm day today. starting out near 70 this morning.be really won't hat much of a climb to get near 80 degrees by later on in theafternoon. here's hit-and-miss rain chances at any time. at least have the umbrella handy. no heavyain just yet. and not everyone, not everyone's going to get hit. but thoseos -- the people who don't get hit with rain are going to be hard to pinpoint this far in advance. there's the front across peterson ohio. that is

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i'm chuck todd right here in rainy washington. bob mueller handed the baton to congress, and now the president and his attorney general are hitting mueller. the president not only attacked mueller's credibility, he soed disinformation about mueller's public statement. in a way you could say he was attempting to obstruct mueller's analysis of the case. >> he said essentially you're innocent. i'm innocent of all charges. >> if we had had confidence that the president clearly did commit a crime, we would have said so. >> there was no charge because he had no information. >> under long-standing department policy, a president cannot be charged with a federal crime while he is in office. charging the president with a crime was, therefore, not an option we could consider. >> russia didn't help me at all. russia, if anything, i think, helped the other side. >> they used sophisticated cyber techniques to hack into computers and networks used by the clinton campaign. >> this was all about russia, russia, russia. they don't talk about russia

no one gave a damn about us, chuck. the congressman with the local community had to come together and work on additive manufacturing. i didn't know what that was. social and emotional learning in the schools. foods, medicines. all these innovations that are happening in the world. we learned about them because that's how we position our community for the future. i know that. i've been doing that, and i need to do it at the national level now because there's a movement that has to happen if we're going to save our kids' future. that's really the issue here. what kind of future are they going to have? right now it doesn't look very good. >> tim ryan, congressman, much appreciated. thanks for coming on and sharing your views. stay safe for the trip. >> well have another of the 2020 candidates tomorrow. montana governor steve bullock will be my guest. i'll ask he thinks of tim ryan's idea and his future. coming up, president trump versus his own top advisors. it's not just tensions with iran that are growing. it's tensions

thank you. >>> if it's wednesday, we've got a new else of the chuck podcast.a decent review. we'll be back with more "mtp dail daily". for the next five hours, 1/6 of the democratic field will be outside msnbc. 1/6. >> that's a newsy thing. 1/6, in your case, five out of five stars. if write better at math, i would link the two. thank you. we have a lot to get to tonight. 2020 candidate cory booker is here. and trying on basically ban all abortions. so we'll get into that with senator booker and a panel of experts. the whole showdown is over whether roe v. wade will stand. later, new signs that donald trump's business empire is struggling because of its association with the trump name. so we'll get into all of that. we begin

>> here's what i honestly think, chuck. i think the people in america who care about this issue, which is political, as you know, are the well intentioned crankwanks. the ones center right, obey their law, pay their taxes. i don't think they care about who is winning or losing but expect congress to try to do things to make their lives better and they look at us. i've said this before. they look at all of us and wonder how we made it through the birth canal. they msay, people back home, wh don't you guys spend a little bit of time thinking about the next generation instead of all of your time thinking about the next election? and that's true of republicans too. i mean, i gave a speech on the floor today. why haven't we brought a bill on prescription drugs? there's common ground there. why weren't we allowed to consider a bill reforming the national emergencies act? >> what does mitch mcconnell say? i mean, the democrats will say mitch mcconnell doesn't want to give house democrats bills, they're due and all this. what does

chuck? >>> good morning, everybody. allergy report, tree pollen remains high and grass poll lent has crept up to moderate. weeds and mold spores not producing too much of a roblem. >>> it's bought if you case day in prince georges county. i have the county executive with me. me. we're ready to do this,right? you've got the ingredients. now all you have to do... is just. add. water. whether you're battling it out for best water recipe, or you're creating new flavo in the kitchen, water makes a splash when you. join the just add water recipe challenge and rev your bev. >>> tak a look at this. slow in bound because of this, overturned hicle. chopper 4 showing you some of those delays coming in. full details coming up. > thank you,melissa. if you're looking to earn extra cash look no further than your social media accounts. experts say you can earn money and other perks. most companies have departments dedicated to monitor what's being said about them on social media one woman posted about a recent stay and to thank her the

time is flying by, chuck bell.ut i like those nice, warm days -- going to skip spring, though -- >> that's what will happen. >> openhe window. >>> uber and lyft revital a transportation. facebook gave us a new way to commute. >> now a new e commerce company is changing the way frame your photos. ahead, i'm taking you inside the new retail store. >>> check out "ellen" and then news4 at 4:00. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back at4:22. parents will soon be able to used their phones to see if their children have ear infection. >> wow. >> researchers at the university of washington he created an app that can detect whether there's fluid behind the eardrum. here's how it works -- soft audible chirps will go through the ear using a paper funnel and the phone's speaker. the way the chirps are reflected back to the phone determine whether fluid is present. scientists say the quick screening at home can help parents decide if they need to see the doctor. r infections are one of the most common reasons for pediatrician vis

. >> going to give chuck a gold star for today? >> whatdocument, chuck bell?> no hesitation, molette. the weather very cooperati th your outdoor plans for your memorial day. a very nice day is still in front of us. not quite as hot as it was yesterday. and though we saw the chance for a passing area maybe a rumble or two o thunder,ewer storms to worry about today compared to yesterday. the higher heat and higher humidityf early summer coming our way and fast. already made it up to ghty at arlington national airport and arlington county. 80 in manassas. 79 in leesburg. 1:00 baseball game, plan on temperaturese hovering in th mid 80s most of the afternoon. a stray shower or thunderstorm. not a lot toorry about. increasing rain chances and increasing heat and humidity. that's coming up inhe five-day. >> chuck, thank you. >>> all right. we've been laser focussed on that image right there. andou know what? maybe people are putting off their travel back home because of the nice weather. >> yeah.we actually, we looking at a shot from bethany beach. t's packed. things

>> chuck, just the opposite. if i was looking at this through a political lens, i would have called for an impeachment months ago. i'm talking about my republican colleagues, democratic colleagues, libertarians and republicans in my own district. i'm having these conversations every day. i'm simply doing what i think is the best interest of this country. i'm not saying no to impeachment. i think we have more to do. i think our leadership has been quite thoughtful, methodical, patient. some think too patient. i still have a little bit left but not a whole lowest left in the tank, i can tell you that. >> speaking of losing patience, apparently justin amash, a republican from michigan, he has more thoughts on this. i want to put up one comment he made. he said -- some of the president's actions were inherently corrupt and other actions were corrupt, and therefore impeachable, because the president took them to serve his own interests. does justin amash's announcement basically endorse the idea the president should b

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thanks, chuck. >>> beltway mess.he latest on amulti-car accident that snarled traffic for hour this is morning. >>> and for many students, a good s.a.t. score is a key part of getting into the dream college but changes are coming.w coming u'll tell you about the new adversity score and whether it will lp level the he >> announcer: you're watching "news4 midday." >>> take a look at this, chopper4 over a multi-vehicle crash on the inner loop of the beltway. this was right before river road in bethesda.ou montgomery cy fire and rescue officials say the crash involved five cars. w two peoplee injured and one critically. the back-up stretched for miles causing major delays. no word on how is crash happened. >>> we have new details on amazon arrival inl crystacity. >> the tech giant revealed new images of the what the new hq-2 and how it might change the skyline. the contrast that many take in on lunch breaks and daily walks. amazon is building two 22 story towers about 2.1 million square feet. the company is making way fo

chuck? >>> all right.ll be the perfe day to spend a little time in the back yard if you're going to hit the road and start running errands r early on youemorial day. not bad weather at all. in fact, most of your day will be unaffected by rain. chances are delightfully low for your holiday. the heat and storm chances, though, begin to increase tomorrow. geico makes it easy to get help when you need it. withe icensed agents availabl/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roooaaaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice sa, big guy! good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. nooh, duncan. stay up. leepies. >>> in "news 4 your health," she's like most teens, she loves texting, riding a bike, playin violin. >> there's something that sets her apartment she has the most -- her apart. she has the most incredible arm you've seen. the new frontier of medicine.: >> reporterin the ride of our ves, there will be things out our control. >> when i heard about the arm, i

. >> we'll start with storm team 4 suteorologist chuck bell. looks like the 's coming up, chuck. >>> yes, indeed, officially subrise less than -- sunrise less than five minutes away. probably not going to be the prettiest sky for sunrise because we still have aai f number of clouds. a cloudy start, but the pavement on the 14th street bridges are still lingering puddles on some of the shady roads in the country. four things to know about the weather -- cool, cloudy, a littlemp early this morning. again, nothing showing up on storm team 4 unrain-wise l later today. on the whole, a nice day for today and tomorrow. mid 70s coming your way for the afterno n. startingf in the 50s. low to mid 50s in the shenandoah valley. mid to upher 50s here in t nearby neighborhoods, closer to 60 from annapolis into st. mary's county though. your planner for the commute, sun's up at 6:05. down at 8:05. there wilcebe a tine chanf rain on the western shore of the chesapeake bay. i'll show you the future weather and help you plan that coming up in a few minutes. forno