we have harley davidson ceo matt levatich. shares of harley davidson under pressure year to date.t's your strategy in terms of attracting that next generation of riders? >> that's a great question. we have a headline goal which is a 10-year view of what we need to do. and that's to build the next generation of harley davidson riders. we have five objectives. one is to build five million new riders in the united states. we have to be in the business of building riders and ridership and inspiring the next generation about our sport. second objective is to learning the opportunity we have outside the united states and grow our business internationally to be 50% of the total by 02. we are going to -- by 2027. we'll do that in part by launc launching the high-impact product itself. so we have a lot of investment in motorcycle development to sharpen our focus to what moves people emotionally when we launch new product. and. the third, disciplined investments, making sure they deliver returns for shareholders. and the fifth one is to grow our business without growing our environmental im

so stuff on social media about ruth davidson being worried about ruth davidson being worried about thejust about the infringement of lgbt rights in scotland, that's just not going to happen. the dup are useful in terms of supporting the conservatives on brexit. they are both pro—brexit parties. but the dup don't want the return of a hard border either. they are dramatic, they want a soft border between the north and south for obvious trading purposes. the conservative government, the dup, the irish government, the dup, the irish government, they all wanted. but what the dup don't want, they don't wa nt what the dup don't want, they don't want special status for northern ireland. the dup says that the slippery slope to a united island. and in northern ireland doesn't want to be dragged out of the eu against their will. very interesting to see what emerges. thank you so much for putting your voice box or torture. thank you so much. if you are just if you arejustjoining us, is if you are justjoining us, is worth reminding you that events have moved quickly, both nick timothy and fiona hil

another issue that came to the fore yesterday evening was ruth davidson's concerns about the dup. the dup is against gay marriage on religious grounds. ruth davidson herself is engaged to be married to herfemale partner, so she picked up the phone to theresa may yesterday evening to ask her about this, saying there were things that mattered to her more than the party, one of those being lgbt rights and she said she was given a categoric assurance by the prime minister that there would be no rollback on those rights in great britain, and indeed that they would work to help progress rights in northern ireland. let's hear a little bit more about what she had to say about her conversation with theresa may. i we are the party of equal marriage, having introduced it to the house of commons. we would use our influence to advance those rights in northern ireland, and those are assurances that i received. with these new numbers of conservative mps in scotland, it is thought that ruth davidson could have a bit of lambridge on the prime minister, and one of the issues that mattered to ruth d

ruth davidson is engaged to be married to her female ruth davidson is engaged to be married to herfemaleay, that she has said that there are things that matter to her more than the party. and amongst those are writes for gay people. she said she received a categorical assurance from mrs may that there would be no delusion by lgbt rights. that is one area where ruth davidson has already got in on the conversation. i think another area that we will see ruth davidson making strong points on will be on brexit. the conservatives in scotla nd brexit. the conservatives in scotland campaigned to remain within the eu. ruth davidson has previously said the uk should have the largest amount of access to the single market possible. so, there's going to be an area there where she will be able to flex muscles. she had a good result here, the best result conservatives have had in scotland since 1983. and she has got some clout. she is definitely part of the reason why theresa may is still in downing street this morning. let's talk about the other aspects of the deal with the dup as well. senior sinn fe

davidson have come out early and taken a clear stance. -- ruth davidson. so and so, what happens then because the brexit talks are about to begin? this is why britain is entering its most complex post—war period. this will be dependent on ten dups who have the nuclear option to bring it down. it will make it hard for the conservatives to get through any more austerities measures. there is a call for the abolition of the benefits —— bed tax and the conservatives are in opposition to lots of areas. fiscally conservative mps are worried people have forgotten the budget deficit. how will they get that under control? there are huge tension and there is the euro question. the dup want to maintain the customs area and frictionless and borderless areas. in fact, this whole area is opening up in fact, this whole area is opening up again. thank you for being with us up again. thank you for being with us at westminster. we have been trying to assess what people are making of it all as we digester what the election result was. john maguire has been finding out this mo

no doubt ruth davidson did well but she did well by running away from theresa may.ut breaking away and holding the work of scottish tory mps. she now denies that. i think that's probably true but she is clearly trying to set her authority on the party nationally now. now that she's got that code. it has been lovely having about. in relation tojohn's comments about the dup unfortunately we haven't had representatives of the dup on the programme so we need to caution that the various claims you are making about what they represent. we must express an element of caution. we have not had them on the programme today to talk through what they stand for and what they believe. and we did ask. we did ask them for an interview. so thank you both very much. i am sure we will do that again. let's catch up with the weather. it's nice. if you had stood closer to home in salford you may well have looked at something similar to theirs. this is the scene in the rhondda this morning. it's not looking cheery. why is that? you are not alone if any comfort. in pontypridd. because all th

it's a bit wider, the influence with davidson might have.ain. and she has said previously that the uk should have the largest mud of access to the single market. that is another issue that with davidson will be speaking to theresa may about in the coming days —— the largest amount of access. although she says she intends to form a separate conservative party in scotland. the political landscape in scotla nd scotland. the political landscape in scotland has changed, the snp still much the biggest party although they did lose 21 seats on thursday, or than 60% of people voted for the pro—reunion party so that brings up another issue of where independence is but at the moment ruth davidson seems to hold many cards in the negotiations happening now in downing street. thank you. meanwhile in the final constituency declaration, labour took the conservative seat of kensington in west london. after a third recount emma dent coad won by just twenty votes, overturning a majority of seven thousand. now the other main stories this morning. two more peopl

i will let miss davidson continue to talk about whatever she wants in this campaign. i will continue to talk about how we put an end to the tory policies that are doing so much damage. [applause] [indiscernible] -- >> thank you. [laughter] >> we may have gone from one extreme to another with the media. a happy medium is what we should try for. say you minister, you want to balance the budget by the end of parliament but there is a lot of extra spending here. . not much in the way of tax rises. do you have a detailed plans? can you give me an idea of exactly how you plan to balance the budget? >> what we have said in terms of fiscal plan, by balancing day today spending by the end of the parliament to its long-term average and getting gdp on a -- ward trajectory, that is in addition to that, 45, 50 pounds on income tax, the removal of the marriage allowance which discriminates between couples were married and levy.ing the cuts at bank those tax increases will rage an additional 10 billion pounds over the life of the parliament. around 80 billion pounds over the life of

some of the issues well illustrated by ruth davidson's comments.n some of the dup‘s positions on various issues. some people might find unpalatable and that has become an issue with gay rights, to do with abortion, same—sex marriages let's hear what she had to say. i spoke with the prime minister this morning and i told her there were a things are worried us, one thing is country and the other is gay and transgender rights. i asked for reassurance that if any deal was done with the dup, there would be no recession of lgbti writes. we tried to use it the influence that we have to use it the influence that we have to advance the rights of lgbti people in ireland. northern ireland is the only part of the uk were cannot have same—sex mess marriage. i want categoric assurance from the prime minister on that and i received it. yes, she received a sure answer is when it comes down to it, how comfortable with it for theresa may to be sharing a platform, either metaphorically or literally, with people who say that ruth davidson... they do not approve of her

davidson is prepared to be a cheerleader for all that, so ruth davidson continued to be at cheerleadera ke and this government will continue to take decisions in the best interests of scotland. kezia dugdale. the first minister says she has heard the views of the people, she has reflected on the results of the election and her conclusion is to double down and continue her campaign for independence but the threat of unwanted second independence referendum is dead and this didn't happen because nicola sturgeon wanted it to, the people of scotland have ta ken sturgeon wanted it to, the people of scotland have taken that decision for her. but the first minister is digging her heels in, putting her fingers in herears digging her heels in, putting her fingers in her ears and pressing on regardless. she isjust not listening. first minister, why don't you understand the people of scotland sent to a clear message that the election, get back to governing. when will you get on with the job that matters, improving our schools, growing our economy and fixing our nhs? it's clear that chelsea dugdale

ruth davidson is in a relationship with her female partner. due to get married to her. so she did raise her concerns with theresa may yesterday. she said there were other things that matter to her more than the party, one of them being lgbt i writes. —— lgbti. she said she received date categorical assurance that there would be no diversion of lgbti that there would be no diversion of lg bti rights that there would be no diversion of lgbti rights in britain, and that the prime minister would try to advance lg bti writes the prime minister would try to advance lgbti writes in northern ireland. she is also looking to use her increased influence over the brexit negotiations. i think she will seek to see she can get negotiations for britain to remain pa rt negotiations for britain to remain part of the single market, that is one of the things she suggested. she said it was important that there is an open brexit that allows for the greatest amount possible of free trade. so the political ‘s landscape has certainly changed here in scotland. —— polit

he played that way for us three years, tremendous joy to davidson college.e's the greatest ambassador davidson has ever had. >> looking at the old video, you want to talk about the baby face. it was really right there in those old clips. >> i just remarked to him when i saw him on the court about his hair and facial hair. i said, you still look 18 years old. he's trying to disguise that. >> have you talked to him at all about that billy goat beard? i don't know about that. >> yeah, he says it's part of -- they're playing well so he's going to keep it going. >> maybe i'm a little superstitious there. you mentioned -- and we had a chance to see when he hugged you like you're best friends. i mean, estopphe stopped his pr warm up as soon as he saw. you guys are really close still to this day. he brought the championship trophy back to davidson a couple years ago. >> when he brought the championship trophy back, i asked him in advance. i said, look, we can have a steph curry day, we can have a parade, we can have the key to the city presented to you. he said no,

host: we welcome to our desk for the first time one davidson, davidson, -- warren republican p or i get your special on last night's election and what you think it means in this congressional cycle. guest: it is exciting. i am happy she won the race. for those who said it was a mandate, i hope they great and -- i hope they agree. host: in south carolina, do you overplayed their hands, calling it a possible mandate leading up to the election? when you go all in on a race and lose, i would say yes, they are played. host: the year that you have been appear, tax reform is one of your top issues on capitol hill. yesterday, paul ryan laid out what was billed as a major tax reform speech. he still promised to get tax reform done by the end of the year in the house. what do you make of the deadline? guest: that is not as ambitious as i would hope we could pull off. i would like to see it happen swiftly. it is incredibly important because fiscal policy has been for years.ant tax reform has been necessary for a long time. i can 86, the same year i got my drivers license. it has been a long time s

ruth davidson, if she had not won more seats in scotland, there would not be a conservative governmentn downing street. the interesting thing about her is, she is flexing her muscles, and i think the most significant thing she's doing that on is brexit. this article in the sunday telegraph draws our attention to the fact that she has said she now wants to prioritise the economy and free trade over immigration in the negotiations around brexit. by the way, i completely agree that that is the right approach. if that is her view, i don't think there is a majority now in the house of commons for the kind of hard brexit that basically is a route for the tory party but is a route to trouble for the country as a whole. if the ruth davidsons of this world are starting to flex their muscles, that is a good thing in my view. that was andrew marr with his guests earlier. meanwhile, sir michael fallon has hinted at a lack of collective decision—making under theresa may before the election. he told the andrew marr programme that the election result was not what the party had wanted but now it had t

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texas congressman bryan and ceo of harley davidson is with us as well. big show ahead.ay with us throughout. first off, we kick it off with what could be a major military victory for russia. the country is claiming that it may have killed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. struck a meeting of isis leaders outside of raqqah syria. the group's defacto capital possibly killing leader. they cannot confirm the report at this time, previous reports of al-baghdadi has been false. raqqah has been attacked by the ground and on the air which has been closing in in the recent weeks. thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning. maria: if true how significant a development is this in fight against isis? >> it's very significant. there needs to be a world combat against isis. isis has been bad. they have grown, they have spread like a cancer and any time that we can take out one of their leaders or deter their horrible agenda, it's a victory for man find. maria: there have been several rumors in the last several years, in fact? >> the russians actually did it, it may take a whil

i think ruth davidson...moving onto the next story: psycho if you want to see what tory if you want to see what a good tory leader sounds like... her name is bruce. i can spell it. —— roof. kind of brexit is she talking about? and open brexit, what does that mean? i think what theresa may suggested with a close free trade agreement plus an agreement on security was a sensible way forward. but we have had this argument. you don't think that's the end of it? what can i say about ruth davidson. she is very feisty, she's terrific, she won an expert of seats in scotland, can you imagine what would have happened with 306 as opposed to the arms and eight? and she's cross about the dup deal? that's partly her personal life. she is the story of the modern age. i have a huge amount of time for ruth. she needs to be brought into the tent, involved in the negotiations because she is their staff. love bond? love bond. when people are nice to you. that's not a word i expected you to use “— that's not a word i expected you

i think ruth davidson is terrific. she had a fantastic, fantastic election. she andjeremy fantastic, fantastic election. she and jeremy corbyn were the winners out of this. and she stood out well in the referendum debate. yes, she did, and she was a manner. i think when she is talk about the hard brexit, here, there are perhaps two things. firstly, she doesn't want us to walk away from the eu. either one that neither does theresa may. the second point is she isjust sort of saying i am here, and i want to be involved, and i think she should be involved, and i think she should be involved, because she is a success, and is one of the tory's raiders access at the moment. —— tories'. —— greatest assets. the dup, which, as we know, is going to in to some sort of relationship with theresa may... they talk about it on tuesday. but i agree with you, they're no deal is no deal, because they want at the very manner in some no deal, because they want at the very manner in some agreement over the border. sojust walking away from the eu is not acceptable to the dup. they a

we shouldn't underestimate the role of ruth davidson in this.he games in scotland with the scottish conservatives, may wouldn't have been able to form a minority government. ruth davidson is in favour of a soft brexit. she wa nts to is in favour of a soft brexit. she wants to focus on the economy so she isn't in the big brexit camp. the front page of the financial times, cameron turns heat on may with call to consult labour for a softer brexit. we'll go on to the guardian. interview with diane abbott on diabetes and life as chief target of a vicious tory campaign. we saw the day before the election, diane abbott was moved temporarily from the home office brief, after a bad interview on sky. they said it was health reasons. now she says she suffers from type two diabetes. in the stress of the campaign have blood sugar levels were all over the place which affected her performance. the irony of that is that the prime minister has, for many years, suffered from a different type of diabetes as well. this whole question of the media, particularly the

and as we have seen with what ruth davidson is saying in scotland's is they are socially conservativeund marriage equality, abortion as well. but if you put those to one side for a moment, because they are the ones making the headlines, the single most important thing for the dup is the maintenance of the union with britain. they are brexiteer 's, but they want a soft border because a lot of their trade, particularly in food and agriculture, that kind of thing, goes north and south across the border. so they are in this strange position where they are strong brexiteer is, but they want the open border. there is one thing to remember about them as well. there was a suggestion of having a special status for northern ireland, which sinn fein actually pushed quite strongly. the british government have ruled that out. the irish government certainly haven't argued for it either. it is unlikely to happen. but the reason the dup will put this on their list of asks, the special status being one foot in the single market, one foot out, is because most of their trade is actually with the rest of

if ruth davidson withdrew their support, she is toast. woman walking. that would be strange - you might get the ten dup but then lose the 13 scottish conservatives. we are going to unknown territory, aren't we? we certainly are! it will keep us all very busy. let's focus on another relevant yesterday, which was that theresa may's two toxic aides, as the sunday express calls them, have resigned, nick timothy and fiona hill. all the papers have carried this analysis, that she had a very close clique going in downing street and a centralised way of working. all prime ministers do, but she seems to have taken it to a further level, really, and i think the role of the advisers has been interesting. it has been something that has been known to political insiders for a long time, and i think gradually, in the last few weeks in the run—up to the election, it has emerged quite a powerful role the two of them have played. in the newspapers, nick timothy has been transformed from this sort of very smart, on this year, brilliant guru into failure and

davidson continue to talk about whatever she wants in this campaign. i will continue to talk about how we put an end to the tory policies that are doing so much damage to the people of our country. [ applause ] and keenan andrews, i may be misinformed. >> no, that's correct. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> we might have gone from one extreme to the oether with the media. a happy medium is probably what we should try for. >> it's fine. something for everyone, it's okay. you say in the manifesto you want to balance the budget by the end of parliament. there's a lot of extra spending here, new cuts and not very much in the way of tax rises. do you have a detailed plan of costings and can you give us an idea of exactly how you plan to balance the budget? >> what we have said in terms of our alternative fiscal plan by balancing day-to-day spending by the end of the parliament reducing the deficit to its long term precrash average and getting debt on a downward trajectory. that compared to the tories' plans free up 150 billion pounds over th

unpicking of the thing ruth davidson about —— said about things changing.ifference for people see from here on? not much has all but as laura said, the test of what has happened in the last 2—3 days will probably be the queen's speech. what would have been with the big fat majority there and banking on the long list of bills that would have been controversial in the commons, more grammar schools, changing the way pensions benefits are distributed, all of that might have been in the queen's speech theresa may was hoping to put forward. it could be completely stripped back. the manifesto has largely been shredded because of the reality of the fact they need to govern now in a minority that with the dup. a lot of that controversial stuff will be the end. i think within westminster, it will feel different. a different sort of government. that is a demand being made by many, tory mps, other cabinet ministers, people like ruth davidson who now have a bigger voice. they want to see more, but if, collective decision—making, less closed minded. there will be that ch

i know she has had assurances, ruth davidson, that thoseissues assurances, ruth davidson, that thoseyou are in a situation where you are desperate to shore up votes on a particular issue, for example, a vote on a brexit deal on the grand repeal bill, for example, how far would she go to guarantee she gets that through the house if it became a confidence issue? it became about her leadership again? she would do pretty much anything, i would imagine, to get that through. they use the expression jump on the bed so many times. we need a different phrase for it. —— jump into. via the observer. she has no mandate. it is up to negotiation. into. via the observer. she has no mandate. it is up to negotiationlj had mandate. it is up to negotiation.” had an interview on friday with david davis. he said this is all about brexit and she wanted to strengthen her hand with this election. how many votes does she need to claim she has the mandate for what happens next? he said to me a majority of one was enough. of course, she does not have a majority of one. there are serious question marks about wh

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ruth davidson is demanding it, or suggesting it and even the dup may be more in favour of that.haps including paying into it, that number must be negotiated. so much is still up in the air. it is 50 shades of brexit. and people making statements. go at it slowly and investigate what the going is in brussels and watch your own people are saying put ruth davidson has to be taken very seriously, she said the conservative party. if not for the conservative party. if not for the 13 seats in scotland we would not have, we would have a jeremy corbyn government. so the government would be well advised to take her views on board. let's bring in some reality check, it is the single market and customs union and freedom of movement, this into the issues at the heart of this debate about what ha rd the heart of this debate about what hard and soft brexit is. before theresa may set out her position we we re theresa may set out her position we were talking about this in detail. you can be in the single market without being in the eu. norway is an example. you can be in the customs union withou

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. 55 degrees in philadelphia. let's get e to meteorologist erika martin with the most accurate weather forecast. >> let me dpet out of your way. it's stunning. it's just such a great way to start your thursday. this is going to be the trend for the next couple days. sunrise is just two minutes away. official sunrise, but it looks gorgeous already. the los of oranges and reds. what a wonderful day. thanks, mother nature. current temperature right now across the deval e lee, lots of 50s and 40s. al lentown at 49. notice a shift in the winds right now. they are kind of all over the place. there's an area of high pressure that's starting to build. current dew points in the 40s and 50s. it's dry. very comfortable day for everybody. no mugginess, not for today. but i'm tracking a heat wave by sunday, monday and tuesday. notice we climb from the 80s to the 90s. upper 90s on monday and tuesday. i do think we'll see record breaking temperatures. here's jessica with traffic. >> here's the garden state parkway. roads are rel

i'm tracy davidson. 7th.gog to warm up. krystal kle the first t . this is outside the of sunlight the bottom of the yeah, the cloudy issues to deal. shinerougn the second half it won't be a bad end to your wednesday asidem temperatures -- everybody was talking t, degrees 52 in allentown and 57 coatesville at look at the difference air anded to yesterday at t allentown ndno atlantic city, few days of out mbe you left a 90s. looom at that. right now, we'll take ae watchin right now.cameras just around w. this is coming from the southbound side of 95. we have that off ramp partially blocked right here. it actually looks like it's all blocked now. what was being reported earlier was we were seeing lane restrictions. doesn't look like cars can get through there. 95 is still open. that's at least the important spot. 95 southbound to woodhaven road here. we're going to watch some of the construction for a little bit. also watching the vine street expressway. we're still seeing construction crews in the area. we're not completely closed right now. they are

>>> good morning, i'm tracy davidson. >> it's going to be a good day to be a lifeguard. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate forecast. >> going to be a great beach day. we have a few showers this morning i'm tracking. not much left of them. they are really dying out. that was a thunderstorm. but those may fall apart before making it to wilmington. don't be surprised if you see a sprinkle. you'll stay dry. look at the skies starting to brightenup. 64 degrees in philadelphia with a light breeze out of the southwest at just 3 miles an hour. the temperatures will climb from the 50s and 60s to 80 degrees. i'll break it down in ten minutes to show you how quickly temperatures will warm. but first jessica has your first alert traffic. >> we're starting with the expressway. here we are around our cameras at 24th street. >> watching 95 for most of the morning. they were dealing with a disabled tractor-trailer there. you can see that's actually all gone. lock at the drive times. we're back down to normal. 11 minutes from the vine to wood haven road. watch

i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm say sivai sikahema ma. let's get to > storm threat will affect the entire area. first alert is for all neighborhoods during the afternoon and evening hours. first threat starts at noontime and we still could be tracking strong storms at 11:00 tonight. these severe thunderstorms will be capable of damaging wind and could produce large hail. plus, heavy rainfall could lead to flash floods starting this afternoon. right now, all that activity is to the west. some thunderstorms have been passing to the north. those are on the move. the activity to the west will be moving in during the afternoon hours. starting off dry, but it is uncomfortable. just like the last few days. humidity is high. temperatures haven't cooled off all that much. upper 70s in suburbs. lehigh valley 80 degrees. seeing the clouds. temperatures climb despite of the clouds. 85 for the storms taking shape for the lehigh valley. 88 degrees feel like it's in the 90s thanks to high humidity. afternoon the storms arrive. this evening, they'll be m

i'm tracy davidson. 7th.gog to warm up. krystal kle the first t . this is outside the of sunlight the bottom of the yeah, the cloudy issues to deal. shinerougn the second half it won't be a bad end to your wednesday asidem temperatures -- everybody was talking t, degrees 52 in allentown and 57 coatesville at look at the difference air anded to yesterday at t allentown

i'm tracy davidson. >> a few spots out there dealing withing to. otherwise a nice day today. let's check in with bill henley. >> the fog is spotty this morning. we have seen a a little bit of it at the shore. but inland, most areas are looking clear. passing by, but no rain here. 64 degrees, sunny skies at 8:00. by 11:00, 72 degrees. and we'll see a nice warm-up too in delaware. 59 degrees right now. sunshine about to happen. just a a few thin clouds. that's the view in wilmington. by 10:00 up to 72 degrees and climbing. it looks like low 80s this afternoon. the humidity stays low and you'll see a nice breeze blowing from philadelphia. it will get close to the 80s in the suburbs and for new jersey, 81 degrees inland. thanks to westerly winds, a nice warm-up at the shore. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly temperatures climb. let's dpet a check of traffic. >> we're watching the garden state parkway. a little bit of foggy conditions. north and south look good for the most part. you can see everything is still okay. no traffic or backups by that visibility

davidson of ohio. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote series. the unfinished business is on the request for recorded vote on amendment number 4 printed in house report 115-187, by the gentleman from illinois, mr. krishnamoorthi, in which further proceedings were postponed and which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 4 printed in house report number 115-187, offered by mr. krishnamoorthi of illinois. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. his will be a 15-minute vow. -- vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for po

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. it is absolutely gorgeous today. those are the very words of erika martin. let's join her to find out what's going on. >> you're quoting me. yes, gorgeous today. especially as tracy mentioned we've been seeing crummy weather especially for the first half of the week. a wonderful way to end the workweek. a live look outside, rehoboth beach, gorgeous sunrise at 5:34 a.m. look at the beautiful colors mother nature has to offer. current temperatures right now in and along delaware, especially for northern delaware, seeing comfortable conditions right now. plenty of 60s and 50s. look at the bottom of the screen for the lost most accurate weather forecast. we'll zoom into delaware. reedy point, 61. nice and warm. glasgow, 53. warming nicely for today, topping in the upper 70s and low 80s. millsboro, 57. bridgeville currently at 61. what about the jersey shore? also seeing a great start with plenty of sunshine. dennis township, 57 degrees, mays landing, 52. summer's point, 60. h holgate, 61. winds are calm. notice there are

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm pamela osborne.krystal klei and the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. what you're looking for on your monday so far, cloudy conditions. just isolated, light, passing showers. i say isolated because it's not much to track at this point. you see one cell that is out farther to the west of us, moving through lancaster, heading toward parts of chester county. i think it will make its way through. you can tell it's wasteful spendinging from the deeper green to a -- weakening from a deeper green to a lighter green. don't be surprised to see that this morning. also don't be surprised by fog in the northern neighborhoods this morning. that's about it. not a beautiful start, but not a terrible start to the day. through the day, temperatures really warm up nicely to around 80 degrees by the afternoon hours. when we get the warm air and moisture moving in, that's a chance of thunderstorms into the afternoon and the night, as well. the possibility. then we sta

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. >>> sunrise typically a few minutes away officially. you see behind us, may not see the sun right away. we'll get to meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate weather forecast. >>> we're getting a better view of of the clouds that are here and will be with us for most of the day. what you don't see is rain yet. frawley stadium and wilmington, dry there. you see a line of some light showers that is just to the west moving into lancaster, starting to fire much a little bit. that's just a moderate shower at best. a few sprinkles now in western berks county. not much to that. the shower possibilities win increasing as we go through the morning. and then likely this evening, areas north and west including berks county and the lehigh valley will get showers and thunderstorms. for now, we've got clouds and 64 degrees in the lehigh valley. we'll see the cloudy skies, showers possible at 8:00 this morning. mostly cloudy at 11:00. 68 degrees. not much of a warmup. from the middle 60s to t

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. it's drying out. krystal klei has the degrees. >>> that's right, finally drying out but staying cool, as well. here's a live view outside in easton, pennsylvania. cloudy conditions just across the entire picture. we will stick with the cloudy conditions especially through the first half of the day. possibly late day we may see breaks of sunshine, more likely as you go farther south. let's look at the radar and satellite view. we've got the cloudy conditions across the map. you see little spots of green across the board, as well. sprinkles are possible this morning. really that's about it. none of the heavy rain that we saw yesterday. temperatures on the cool side. 55 in philadelphia. wilmington, 55. lancaster at 57. and 53 in atlantic city. our temperatures are cooler than they should be for this time of morning. they'll be cooler than they should be in the afternoon, as well. blow average conditions. a big warmup in time for the weekend. we'll take a closer look at that coming up in

m >> and i'm tracy davidson. she spoket the night she was drugged and sexually matt delucia is live outside the courthouse. this is toll testimony of the case! right. it is another df questioning. she she spoke about waiting to come forward that she was afraid cosby would go her family. today both of them come face on. inside the courtroom the key witness continued her system and she offered her first public testimony for about four hours yesterday answering questions about that night in 2004 when she went to his home. she says he gave her bills, that she felt numb, he touchd her and the next thing she knew she was weighing up -- waking up the following morning. there were inconsistencies in her story. they hope the jury looks at the whole picture. >> when you get details confused it doesn't mean the story is wrong. it may mean a tiny part to the story was wrong. her overall recounting of what the relationship was, how she viewed him and then what happened that night remained very consistent. >> we also spoke wit

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we're coming off our first heat wave of the season relatively unscath unscathed. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate weather forecast. bill? >>> we're two minutes away from sunrise. we'll see sunshine today. right now i'm tracking a couple isolated showers just moving through the philadelphia area. this shower is on the move. just past broomall this morning. it's a good downpour, but it's not going to last long. we'll see the showers break. most of the day is going to be dry. there could be showers developing again this afternoon. 74 right now in delaware. a northwesterly wind at six miles per hour. it's going to become northeasterly. that's going to keep temperatures much cooler today. 78 by 10:00 this morning. the suburbs, 72 right now. we've soon an isolated shower in the suburbs. you can still see clouds over king of prussia. a warmup, yes. still in the 70s by 11:00 this morning. yesterday was close to 90 degrees. 83 this afternoon for philadelphia. 82 and partly sunny

the leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, has demanded assurances from the prime ministerdup‘s opposition to gay marriage won't be allowed to shape government policy. downing street has just announced that the cheap web is in belfast for talks with the dup. the metropolitan police has revealed the london bridge attackers tried to hire a seven and a half tonne lorry to carry out last saturday's attack — but the payment was declined. the three left eight people dead when they drove a van into pedestrians before stabbing people in borough market. donald trump has said he's willing to testify under oath about his conversations with james comey, the former fbi director he sacked. mr trump said he rejected mr comey‘s assertion that he had urged him to drop an investigation into links between his election campaign team and russia. for more of the event at westminster back to jane hill. a fast—moving day here at westminster. good afternoon from couege westminster. good afternoon from college green if you are just joining us. nick timothy and fiona hill have resigned this afternoon