doug? >> we're looking at that shower out there right now. we may have a severe thunderstorm warning here. this could be, yep, brand-new severe thunderstorm warning, montgomery county, loudoun let's get to it and show you what i'm talking about it on storm team 4 radar. i've been watching this storm, it's moving quickly. the biggest threat is going to be winds. let's zoom into this area, around leesburg, moving to the east and it's moving fairly quickly, probably at least 30 miles per hour. but right now, around leesburg. this is only going to be for wind. but we saw strong winds last night that took down some trees. this is until 4:45. i'll zoom in a little bit more, so you can see the towns. if you're in poolsville or darnstown, heads up in those regions. notice the lightning associated with this. if you're in this area, this is river road right around this area. there's more lightning there. heads up gaithersburg, rockville, germantown, severe thunderstorm warning until 4:45. there's a c

doug is that correct going to have any more of an impact? >> they're pretty isolated now, so i'm not sure how much more impact this will actually have in tangible terms, but as a symbolic gesture of, again, we're not just gog punish the poor pilots on the ground who were on the receiving end of the missiles, but the the regime actors themselveses who are responsible for this strategic decision that, again, sends a very, very strong message. and, again, i suspect the people this is aimed at peripherally are not so much other players in the area but the north koreans and maybe also the iranians. this is a w.m.d. message >> sreenivasan: we talked quite a bit about syria and it's by no means the only country in the middle east, and there is afghanistan, where the u.s. has been at war since 2001, and the spillover against islamic militants based in pakistan. there are still 5,000 u.s. troops in iraq where the war to topple saddam hussein began in 2003 and there are conflicts in somalia and yemen, where the trump administration escalated the u.s.

doug: a couple of brown spots but not due to pollution. jonathan: sharing too much, doug. we have talked to you about this. nancy: the magic of tv. doug: happy grandpa. we do the flip. here is what we have had. tomorrow and friday we are back in the 80's again and then really chilly by late in the weekend. jonathan: perfect. doug: can't make up the mind. this is a time lapse. it's 59 degrees. look at the clouds. overcast day. this was from earlier this morning. see how much sunshine we had today. i'll tell you in a second. zero acr not much rain. we saw it on the radar. here is a group of showers but not much more than a sprinkle. that didn't help the drought or wash out this. grass still in the low range but that time is coming. probably early may, we'll pick up the grass pollen in the air. this is what i mean. the patches of rain. by they are not amounting to much at all. more chances. calling for the patchy late rain and drizzle. there is a change underway. we will start to see things brighten up and turn partly sunny. temperatures are 80-81. friday is similar with the

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doug: that is coming. blue skies and the warm temperatures. tonight with the clearing skies on the grounds, the patchy nothing is a good bet. it's still 60's. we have the limited sunshine. the sun is out for a shorter period of time. tomorrow we make up for that. patchy fog. patchy ground fog and the temperatures dropping through the 60's tonight. the rain is finished. the winds turn more east/southeasterly tomorrow to keep fog going. break out and turn bright and sunny through the day. a cold front will come in. then we have sunshine on friday. right back in mid-80ed. nice day and then complicated with the shower chances. 85-85 thursday and friday. 88 on saturday. pop-up heavy thunderstorms. monday in higher likelihood of showers and the thunderstorms with a warm front/cold front deal. after the front passes it will be cooler heading toward next week. next saturday united is back in town. good looking weather for the game. we will talk more about the longer term in the forecast coming up shortly. >> i spent almost three decades in the departm

doug, let me start with you.ates have been making statements in the wake of this attack. what have they been saying? >> they've been saying sometimes very opposite things. but let's start on the hard right and the right of the spectrum. you've had marine le pen perhaps come out with some of the most scathing, the hardest line comments in the wake of this attack essentially some people spreading fear in saying that there are going to be more of these attacks. raising the fears that there could still be someone out there on the rub, trying to drive home the point. the chief started in the aftermath of the attack taking to social media and to twitter, pointing fingers blaming the lacksism and the naivete of the government, the powers that be that bring about these types of circumstances. so really trying to create the impression that those who say they are trying to protect the french have to have done anything but and they allowed these types of attacks to occur. and you have "france 24" -- francois fillon striking

i would like to turn to doug next.is unique where he is probably the leader expert and talent on two different subjects, one is economic growth and one is the congressional budget process and so i'm going to ask him two questions that are going to try to link those who areas together, first, when you look at both the house plan, you look at things that are being considered in the senate, you look at things that we think are being considered in the administration, which are the provisions that would get you most excited about economic growth next year because i think for financial markets that's the number one question and then link to that, could you explain a little bit about the budget process, why health care is important, what the constraints on revenue neutrality are in the senate and does that mean that those provisions that you have for economic growth may not make it into the final package? >> i'm happy to talk about budget process and everyone starts to drink. [laughter] >> so let me talk about sort of the pro

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stormwatch7's commander-in-chief doug hill with -- stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill with the forecast. could we have a record high? doug: we could tomorrow. the record high is 91. that is what we are forecasting. so another degree would make the difference. it's been a summary night. through the lower 80's pleasant outdoor conditions no matter what you have in mind. we will keep an eye on the radar. showing possibility of the storms west of the mountains that could pass through the overnight hours. 2:30, 3:00 in the morning. something like that. maybe 5:00 a.m. but it won't affect the weather tomorrow. we are forecasting a high of 91. that is the record. meanwhile on this 28th day of april, we are celebrating or observing is the benter word the 15th anniversary of the tragic tornado in la plata, maryland. maryland bureau chief brad bell is there now. both of us being life-long marylanders we remember old la plata. we can see the differences there, even the years litter. for the new folks they may have no clue that anything went through the town. brad: oh, gracious, doug. this

doug hill is here. possible record-breaking heat? doug: record high tomorrow is 91 and we could break it or come close. live in playing golf. either he or she is playing golf because they hurt our incredibly accurate forecasts or maybe called in sick. that would be a condition. 80 and mornington. mid-80's,imb to the well above average high of 70 and well above average through the evening and into the nighttime hours. 10:00 tonight, 74 degrees. plenty of sunshine. an area of showers and storms in nebraska through kansas and into sections of illinois. that will steadily pushed eastward and a few shower and thunderstorm chances overnight but nothing too slow west out tomorrow with possible record heat and sunshine. we will wrap up the rest of the weekend in 10 days -- and 10 days in nine minutes. lindsey: a group of middle school students are found sharing a xanax laced cocktail in a classroom. we are getting an idea of where the drug may have come from. sterling. >> this is what authorities say doing, takingre liquefied synnex and usin

doug: no that is an interesting thing to do.'t know how many people that.do i have two strikes out at that, i would be good. clearingk today, skies, temperatures in the 70's. 80's tomorrow and friday sunshine and summer weather returns. lindsey: be sure to watch abc7 news at 4: woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for more than energy." ♪ stand by me. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no more®. elief. >> our contestants today are about to experience th

doug: don't come back. doug: tomorrow is damp and chilly and then colder.onathan: a little bit of everything. doug: get a pen and paper. take notes on the phone. we start with a time lapse. this is 67 degrees at the weather monitoring station. this has been nothing but sunshine. but it dissipates because the air is the tree pollen. a big story today. this is not a high range. sweet gum is the major contributor. this is comfortable with the sunshine. what is next is the change. high pressure gave us gorgeous weather is moving out to allow the cloudiness from the south and west. this is a sure bet for cloudy skies tomorrow. cooler than today. then rain west of 81. patchy rain and drizzle and maybe more fog. thursday and friday it will change. this will warm up noticeably. thursday and friday is the same pattern. both days are in the 80's. the temperatures are cooler. this is not a pleasant forecast. good chance of rain. cool for the 50's. that is it. this will clear to 66. then a nice run. we'll have comfortable temperatures. stay with us. "abc7 news at 6:00"

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doug: fog tonight and tomorrow morning. turning sunny tomorrow. 85.understorms tomorrow night late. friday turning out to be nice. warm in mid-80's. michelle: thank you. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you at 11:00. have a good night. bp uses flir cameras - a new thermal imagining technology - to inspect difficult-to-reach pipelines, so we can detect leaks before humans can see them. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? fferent. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. ® and muddle no m

doug: thank you. now the weather on this april 28 is calm with no threat of anything severe anytime soon. we have temperatures in the 80's. sunshine now in the national harbor. the temperatures will remain in the 80's for several hours. what is not good news is this. high level of the tree pollens and grass and mold spore. weeds in low range. the story through the everything will be the beautiful weather. weather temperature wise. more like we see in the 80's to the 70's. any outdoor plans are fine. we are talking about a chance of showers ands a rumble of thunder overnight. so unless you are out at 4:00 or 5:00, you don't have the concerns. there are storms rushing east. there is a possibility that there will be isolated storms. this update will take the chance out of the equation. this is a model we use for updates frequently. that is a good sign. tomorrow is hot. 91 is the forecast high. 91 is a record high for washington. set in 1974. they be 93 in culpeper and fredericksburg. the records in 1974.

doug is here with a look at our forecast. doug: our window on the weather is from the rockville campus of montgomery can -- college, 65 degrees, plenty of sunshine. people can spend their lunch hour outside. temperatures now at 68 in washington, is our average high for this time of year. fredericksburg, 63 in annapolis. .verybody reporting sunny skies satellite and radar, we are still in the clear. cloudiness starting to increase to the south and west and we will keep a close eye oth bringing us a chance of some light rain or drizzle. but for this day, enjoy the sunshine. 73 in warrenton and culpeper. 72 degrees in frederick. waking up tomorrow morning with increasing cloudiness, 46 in germantown. 47 in largo. futurecast, according to the computer modeling we will start early in the morning with some asrs visible in the sky but the warm front moves in, cloudiness will increase. it will be a cloudy wednesday, a lot cooler with highs only near 62, and some patches of light rain or drizzle. a major change follows that pattern on

we bring in patty solis-doyle, republican strategist doug hye and we're awaiting david gergen.key meeting is thursday with xi jinping but he's not tweet being that this morning and not, doug, tweet being judge gorsuch on this confirmation week. "did hillary clinton ever apologize for receiving the answers to the debate? just asking." >> i don't think that's going to come one xi jinping. >> i don't think so and i'm just asking how does that help one single american, doug, what do you make of it? >> i think it does help one single american, donald trump. he can steer the conversation to wherever he wants it to be, even if it doesn't necessarily make sense to you or i, and so we know if the meeting with china doesn't go well, we'll be talking about the latest thing that donald trump tweets, the latest outrage du jour and not focus on a meeting that didn't go well. if you look at the meeting with angela merkel the chancellor of germany, it didn't go well and what we saw from the white house was ttempts to distract and they're successful at those attempts to distract. >> prophylacti

. >>> doug cox has himself a problem. and it's a doozy. >> dear john stamos, let me just start by throwing a number at you. 34%, john. 34%. that is the percentage of space the entire full house series takes up on my dvr. my girlfriend has a john stamos problem. therefore, i have a john stamos problem. >> so doug has himself a problem. fortunately just had to ask one question. what would john stamos do? >> let me start by throwing a number at you. >> hey, john stamos! >> but you can see in the bottom corner withen that's katrina. she's the one with the john stamos problem. she is having a moment, you could say. >> i have a problem. my girlfriend katrina is the most amazing girl. i want to marry this woman, but there's a brick wall in the way. 6' tall with greek god with better hair than me. and i have fantastic hair. is this really a picture? or is that like photo shopped? >> that problem has made its way into the living room for many years. >> if i was a woman and i'm not saying i'm not, i would say yes to young doug. so

doug: i did my part. perfect baseball weather. 80 degrees for first pitch. weekend is hot. steve rudin at 11:00 to tell you about the 90's. wow! what a change in the next few days. michelle: find your favorite patio. this is the weekend. "world news tonight" with david muir is up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you here tomor safety isn't a list of boxes to check. it's taking the best technologies out there and adapting them to work for you. the ultrasound that can see inside patients, can also detect early signs of corrosion at our refineries. high-tech military cameras that see through walls, can inspect our pipelines to prevent leaks. remote-controlled aircraft, can help us identify potential problems and stop them in their tracks. at bp, safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. there are always new challenges and opportunities., at unitedhealth group, we're built to help with both. providing employers with data and insights to improve outcomes. ensuring seniors have stability and choice in their benefits. and working with governments

. >>> if you want to get to that ma doug kammerer is here. doug, "how to get away with murder" will -- how hot will it? >> record heat. the record for tomorrow is 91. for going tofor a high of 92. richard branson was just in the hallway, i missed him! out there today, sunshine. i told you we'd see a fantastic friday. just a beautiful afternoon. live camera as you look toward silver spring, looking really guild. the numbers in our region, 82 in hagerstown, 83, washington. 84, richmond. new york at 83. the heat's moving in tomorrow. great evening tonight. record-high temperatures tomorrow. still a tough forecast for sunday, but still a nice day. and a big storm next week. i'll break it down for you in just about ten minutes. >> thank you, doug. >>> this is a great day to welcom t news4 family, a face that's not unfamiliar to many of you. leon harris, welcome. >> well, thank you. this has been a very, very pleasant day for me so far. i've been wanting to sit next to you for a while. >> is that right? >> so this say dream come true. >> and you're

doug: life long marylander. crabbing my whole life.lue crabs have a place in my heart. >> your s let's start with a look at damascus, maryland. only 58 there at the moment. there are patches of the light rain. i wish we had rain this morning. this is a high range again for the tree pollen. weeds are low. moderate range. when we see the tree pollen go down, the grass pollen numbers will come up. sunshine in cumberland. 62 in baltimore and 62 in washington. this is a big range of 5 to 16 cloud cover and because of some of the light rain. rain across michigan. we could see the light southerly winds in the 50's. we could see a repeat from 7:00 to 9:00. we could get another chance of the showers and the thunderstorms in the afternoon. friday morning sunshine and then storms in the afternoon. both have large temperatures in the 80's. however another change on the weekend. saturday we start with sunshine and then cloudiness and chance of the rain by saturday evening. sunday a cool, cloudy, rainy day. there is a chance some could be what seems

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doug kammerer, just how high are we going do climb? >> i think we'll climb to record numbers across the region tomorrow. out here right now, it's beautiful. especially in the shade. in the sun, though, it's on the warm side. humidity also going to be a factor tomorrow. you can see there some humidity in the atmosphere this afternoon, a little hazy going on right there. sure looks like a summer day. look at the numbers, 83, d.c. 83, philly. 82 in hagerstown and richmond coming in at 85 degrees. we're talking record heat tomorrow after a great evening tonight. enjoy it if you're getting dinner outside. maybe doing the barbecue in the backyard. still a tough forecast for sunday. but a great day but tough forecast temperature woos. and yeah, a big storm next week. i'll see you back inside -- i might stay here a little longer. see you back inside in about ten minutes. >> all right, doug. >>> well, it was supposed to be a music fest laike no other. a once in a lifetime event. it was anything but. how it descended into a nightmare for party g

so, i agree with doug. a government shutdown at this point against that back drop would be devastating, but it is also kind of the drum beat, the inability to kind of make the levers work, again, pulling the health care bill for a second time. all of that i think is contributing to the problems that they're facing. >> another thing kind of coming up in these interviews -- i want to get your take. we played the sound bite from the reuters interview at the top of the show where the president talks about missing his old life, kayleigh. he talks about how it was easier, that was easier. this is a lot of hard work that he's looking at right here. as you hear that, kayleigh, did the president on the most basic level do you think not understand how hard this job was going to be? i mean, there's -- like, really? >> no, i think he understood it full well. i think what maybe he didn't or what he underestimated was the amount of scrutiny he was going to get. and every president gets scrutiny -- >> even to that point,

meteorologist doug hill has an update. doug: we are watching the pollen out of the air. it won't have an impact on the drought. this is a slow process across the region. most of the areas see sunshine in the afternoon. with the limited sun, we are held in the 60's. it's 67 in washington. we will drop in the 60's. the temperatures will drop in the 50's in the metro by morning. maybe upper 40's in the suburbs. these are the wake up temperatures to start tuesday. 47 inaburn. 50 ins aspen hill. 52 in largo. check out the rest of the week in ten minutes. michelle: see you then. thank you. it's a tradition. years now. but a first for the trumps. jonathan: the first family on hand for the easter egg roll. the lawn packed with the kids. even the president having a good time. richard reeve is a visitor from the white house and joins us now. look at the cavalcade of people. this is a smaller affair from last year but everyone is having a good time. especially the youngsters. last year, it was larger. around 37,000 people. this year a much more traditional egg roll. no celebrity ch

doug and i looking at the forecast. the last few days and it still looks like it's going to be a washout with new information coming in this evening on your sunday. our temperatures are in the low 60s. 60 degrees up in gaugers burg. earlier i mentioned those showers up in that line is going to drop and set off scattered showers early tomorrow morning. if you do want to keep that in mind. chuck and sheena will be updating the forecast at that point. 58 degrees. that's not too bad. our temperatures, though, after the early morning hours really sore. we're in the mid 70s by lunchtime. the afternoon noon hours, scattered showers even few rumble of thunderstorms. tomorrow more summer-like by tomorrow, 7:00, 8:00 we'll return to mainly dry conditions. the weather could have an impact on your day and times tomorrow. lunch looking mainly dry. so 70s and a bit humid i think is a perfect time to get some fresh air if you want to go for the jog or walk outdoors tomorrow and you have the luxury of selecting the time, late morning a

rick: doug, you wrote an op-ed. >> di.ut what democrats won't admit about trump's first 100 days, far more successful than most give credit. you say a+ on jobs, you give the republican president very good grades. >> on those issues i do. much lower ratings on domestic policy but as a patriotic american, it's hard not to recognize that, a, he's done a great job internationally, standing up for america where obama didn't. on immigration, he's made it clear he's going to do what he said he would do, and on trade, he said he's going be flexible, he's doing great work with the chinese, trading support for north korea with flexibility on trade and currency, i'm encouraged there and urge him to build a governing coalition, be bipartisan, outline his goals. rick: you believe he set a tone which gives him leverage? >> i think he has a tone, he needs to reach out beyond his core constituency. rick: evan, there's been some discussion about whether congress has stepped up over the first 100 days. >> i think congress is trying to figur

arthel: doug?> i agree with jay generaly, but first, a couple of things, this was a temporary setback, today. for them, but, the north koreaiance, but only temporary, they have icbms that can be fitted with nuclear weapons and potentially, hit the west coast of united states. yes, it is on the chinese, it is also on us, our defense to make it clear we'll do whatever is necessary, ruling out no options, to rerein in this crazy chaotic north korea regime, so far president has had some successes with his meeting with president xi jinping, we have a long way to. go. the chinese is do a lot more to help the cause than they have already. arthel: doug, hasn't president trump already said what you said, all options will remain on the table in your eyes, will that include military options? >> he i ruling nothing out, he said that chinese econom e-- exd it was more complicated than he understood, they could turn out lights in north korea any time, 80% of trade between north korea and the rest of the worldcom

doug: they are. clearing skies. light rain on wednesday. thunderstorms and the 80's. we talk about that and more tonight. michelle: sounds good. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you tonight at 11:00. bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> tonight breaking news as we come on. late today, authorities revealing the hunt for the alleged facebook killer has now gone nationwide. authorities said he shot his victim and then posted it online, with a grim warning, claiming there are >>> north korea. new threat. vice president warning north korea the world has seen the strike in syria, the bomb dropped in afghanistan. our reporter today asking president trump what's your next move. >>> new reporting coming in tonight after the deadly military crash on an american golf course. crashing on the course during training. witnesses run

>> thank you, susan. >>> busy day for doug in the storm center. showers and some storms rolling through. he's coming back with the latest on timing and how much of your weekend could be rainy. >> i'm julie carey in manassas. the murder weapon, a hammer. the victim, a 14-year-old boy. now the older teen who pleaded guilty to the crime makes an unusual request of the judge at sentenci stronand restoringding a a father's faith.. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> what a day we've had so far. started out with a bunch of rain and then bright sunshine. and now -- >> now it's going the other way again. >> now we got the showers and the thu

. >> thank you, doug. >>> these storms are not welcome news for those of you who spent the day cleaning up after last night's storms, which left so many people in the dark, left fallen trees, power lines, crushed cars in prince george's county. news4's derrick ward is live in adelphi with the latest on the clean-up there. >> reporter: good news and bad news. the sun is shining, but this is hail coming down now. not a welcome sight to the folks in adelphi who dealt with this just a few hours ago. but this storm seems to be moving through, hopefully and it's not like what they had to deal with last night. nature had it in for adelphi last night. >> the winds start blowing really hard and then a big sheet of rain just hit all the windows. you couldn't see rain. that wind snapped trees and utility poles all over the area. somehow this tree got twisted before it came down on this pickup. and then the lights went out. >> and then a big boom. the transformers went out and, man. >> i saw a big flash right before the power went out here. >> reporter: local first responders have seen this damage

>> you mentioned sea island. >> doug, do you want to start with the 7th calvary? >> skip over that part. >> the gary owen group. >> skip over the whole 7th calvary and get to the question of the klan and mention sea islands, what is happening down there. in the popular imagination, you know, we have the klan, guys riding around in robes and hoods, and if you have seen "birth of a nation" they have this kind of odd spike on top of their heads. i'm not sure where that came from. and then, of course, the klan act is passed and grant declares martial law and crushes the klan. that's the good news, the bad news is it decentralizes and drives it underground. they understand you have to get 25 guys in white robe and burn crosses, you just get your cousin or the guy who is your sergeant during the war and you wait outside the home of a local black activist and you shoot him in the morning and you ride away. that becomes very, very hard to combat. in some cases there's not even -- there's not even a death. i had one story, i found a bureau report. as we all know, there's n

doug: always works. nancy: look behind us. this is gorgeous. jonathan: super bloom. growing up in california you see it from time to time. doug: wild flowers. jonathan: yeah. the desert sage that comes out and comes alive. gorgeous. nancy: i see allergies. that's what i think of. doug: i wonder if they haven't gotten some relief in drought. all good. the weekend is all good. we have the shower chances in the afternoon but beyond that it gets better. here is the story for you. >> this is the time lapse. late will be mostly cloudy. 75 in culpeper. 65 in baltimore as we speak. through the evening hours the clouds increase. tomorrow morning the range is 47 degrees. in the morning it's cloudy. there could be i morning showers. if the future cast turns out right, it looks like there is a slot of the clearing skies in the early afternoon. then the showers roll back in and we will get in a warm sector of air overnight. this is 8:00, depicting a chance of showers but a big warm sector ahead of the cold front. the forecast is partly sunny, breezy and warm weather. like the mid

doug sefu is the ceo and co-founder of virtue. doug, welcome. why do this deal?> it's a great opportunity for us to acquire a really premier customer franchise. kcg has been there for 20 years and it's getting close to the order flow that we want to interact with. >> what does it mean to our viewers, somebody at home that has some invests, maybe trades a couple times a year. this does signal something about where the market and underlying order flow is going, what does it mean for the layman viewer? >> that's the business kcg has done a fantastic job. they are what's known as a wholesaler. they're buying that order flow and satisfying, giving a great price. we think that our efficiency, we're really good at executing and managing costs. if we marry that technology and that innovation with the great franchise that kcg has built, that we can build a really powerful engine here. >> doug, let's talk about timing. why now, why this deal right now. does it have something to do with volatility, does it have to do with consolidation? what's the opportunity at this moment

doug? >>> we're talking about rain low pressure moves to the north.lk about that and i'll show you what's coming next. it's a change of seasons, world, holocaust remembrance day is one of reflection. in prince george's county it's an occasion to unveil a secret archive. the united states holocaust museum is preserving the memories of those killed by displayi conservation and research facility. it's location will be kept private for security purposes. the david and fila chappell center is home to tens of thousands of items the museum in d.c. doesn't have room to display. holocaust survivors on hand for today's ribbon cutting say the new facility means future generations will be able to honor the millions of victims. >> it's part of the evidence. it really happens. >> documenting where hatred has gone, what has happened, i think is really important. >> the new center houses prisoners' uniforms with secret pockets sewn on the inside. more than 100,000 photographs and 1,000 hours of film footage. >>> the campus of the old walter reed medical center in nor

doug: it will get into summertime levels in many areas. some areas west of washington, warmer metro areas east on the cloudy side you're not bad at all. plenty of sunshine, but kind of a thin cloud cover. 77, 75 ate wise, noon, 66 in annapolis. it will be a warm afternoon. low to mid 80's for high temperatures across the region. satellite and radar shows a cold front to the west. that will move in later on this evening. look for clouds to increase tonight and sometime after midnight, maybe a few passing showers or rumble of thunder. we will check the weekend and the next 12 days for you and about 10 minutes, lindsey. lindsey: thank you. scotland yard say police in london have arrested a nearith knives parliament. he is being detained under britain's terrorism act. after fourmonths people, including a police officer, were killed in the same area. this is parliament's last day in session before the country for the election. more breakinne in delaware, the suspect accused of killing a state trooper is dead. sam sweeney has been following the

doug: this is a gorgeous day. the chance of the showers is closer to midnight or after in the metro area. a slow rise in temperatures. now is 84 in warrenton. 81 in luray. 82 in leesburg. the cloudyest in will increase. this is the front. that will pass. then tomorrow, we are back to the sunshine and the warm temperatures. alison: we story breaking this time on monday. this massive fire in college park. they believe it was an accident. but they aren't able to pinpoint the cause of the fire yet. the estimate is $40 million in damage. it destroyed what would be a large apartment complex by the university of maryland. this is believed to be the biggest response ever by prince george's fire. jonathan: now the latest on the war on terror. two u.s. service men killed in an operation against isis in afghanistan. special operator troops conducting a raid in the eastern part of the country when killed. a third american were also hurt in the raid. police in britain believe they stopped a terror attack. scotland yard say arr

doug already described those a bit.hinking 90s and i gotta tell you, that forecast has changed so much and we'll have big discussions about it in the weather center. but a lot of discussions around town about this rain and when it's going to end. spotty rain continues throughout the evening, but improving conditions wednesday and then warming up quite as i said that weekend forecast now in jeopardy. a few showers out there. mainly through loudoun county and most of the heavier rain has moved north of the mason-dixon line. it's not over yet. we have some showers down to the south through the middle neck, coming into maryland right now. you can see an area of low pressure off the carolina coast, that will continue to meander to the north and east, bringing some moisture back around with it. we'll keep a chance for showers as we go until up on maybe 9:00 tonight. definitely drizzle, mist, and fog. currently at 60, warmer than yesterday. lot of areas in the upper 50s. pretty much going to stay there in the overnight. not fa

we'll have the latest developments i'm doug luzader in washington. >>> thank you for joining us here from mornings on 2. it's tuesday april 25. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson and right over there. >>> i saw a tiny bit of sun right as it was going down. >> we do have some breaks in those clouds now. a series of clouds continue to rotate down from the northwest. still it looks like a mostly cloudy day. we are getting a little break right now. there are a few breaks in the clouds and it's cooler that's for sure and that's your clearing taking place. each day we will see these systems kind of lift a little bit more northward. so with that in mind mostly cloudy to the south we'll get some partly sunny skies. but the ridge is trying to build in and it's also going to give us a rather breezy pattern. 40s and 50s here. glenn ellen's in there. west at 15. northwest. that's going to be the theme here again today. mostly cloudy, a little breezy at times and temperatures staying on the cool side. we're almost out of this pattern here. 60s on the temps to near 70

doug hill, do we have a little bit of rain rolling through? a -- we do, but it is such dramatic change from yesterday, today is different. around the area we have our first stop at chesapeake beach, the windsgrees as come directly across the bay. very chilly, the rainbow not be heavy, it will be intermittent, patchy, light drizzle, probably not much more than that. tomorrow to get in a position where maybe we see showers and isolated thunderstorms. 60 and reagan national. 50 in -- in winchester. baltimore, 58 degrees. 59 at joint ace andrew's. it is just chilly and from very cool to very warm in the next couple of days, much cooler weekend in the next week. as these numbers, it indicates how much cooler it is and anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees cooler now because of the cloud cover, the wind ,irection and a light rain cooler now in washington, the suit suit. numbers follow by this time tomorrow we should be in the low 70's again. so, as far as rainfall [no audio] washington county, maryland, that's the only thing we are detecting. there could b

doug collins, to preside over he committee of the whole. the chair: the house will come o order. the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 1694 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: entities be subject to the requirements of section 552 of title 5 united states code commonly referred to as the freedom of information act, and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule , this bill is considered as read the first time. the gentleman from florida, mr. ross, and the gentleman from movement, will clay, each will control 30 minutes. the house will come to order. if any conversations are taking place on the house floor in the

. >> thank you, doug. >>> a company promising to help immigrants in our area, forced to pay up. why they're accused of taking advantage of people who needed help and couldn't speak english. >>> atoning for the past, the university trying to make a good deed out of a bad one. we'll tell you what it took to track down the descendants of slaves so that the school could apologize. >>> plus, plans to widen a busy highway, how it could impact people's homes, and how i'm at higher risk fore as depression.ave a stroke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. en caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. ♪ >>> restitution today for people caught up in a case of immigration fraud. d.c.'s attorney general settled a lawsuit against a local company for engaging in fraud that targeted spanish-speaking immigrants. susan hogan has the details. >> today a $250,000 settlement with a company called unlimed technology and solution corpora

thank you, doug. >>> preparing for potential danger.w police and first responders are staying one step ahead of terrorists. >> but the controversial project hits amid y2c5py y16fy >> announcer: you're watching news4 at 6:00. >> now at 6:30 a response to coordinated terror attacks played out in our region today. >> hundreds of first responders and volunteers participating in simulated attacks at six separate locations. >> the sight of police in s.w.a.t. teams was enough to cause a bit of a scare for some of those living and working nearby. our tracee wilkins has the terror training. >> reporter: it does bring up that anxiety about oh, no not again. the scene is part of a drill. but for mary craddic it's a reminder of what it was like at the navy yard just a block away. she remembers when a loan gunman stormed her military complex killing 12 people before shooting himself. >> it took an hour or so before anything, you know, or you get that help. >> reporter: that's part of the reason police agencies from d.c., maryland and virginia gather

commissioner vice president fung commissioner wilson commissioner swig transportation authority is doug will provide the board with legal advice and cable car legal advice and cable car board's executive director. we're joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before this board. scott sanchez will be here the zoning administrator and he'll be representing the planning department and planning commission and we also expect senior builder inspector joe duffy dbi electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal.

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the man behind it has now been revealed as doug dirwin, attorney and investor. musk is on an advisory panel. >>> coming up in sports, the soon to be las vegas raiders start their offseason workouts in alameda and the as get some bad news as two of their starters go down with an injury as they try to end a three-game skid. we'll be right back. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. graveman on the d-l. the hope is >>> a tough monday for the as as they place their ace kendall grayman on the dl. the hope is for him to only miss one start. marcus simian undergoes wrist surgery tomorrow. today's rain cleared up in time for the game to be played at the coliseum. rangers starter and former a aj griffin striked out the side in the 3rd. allowed one hit, no runs, and struck out eight in six innings of work.

we now know that the man behind the sign is doug derwin an attorney and investor. he is pushing musk to abandon his role on one of president trump's advisory panels. derwin has spent $2 million to advertise the cause coupling the sign with a website. >>> another step forward in an effort to repair the oroville dam. they have picked a nebraska company to do the repair work on the dam's two damaged spillways. repairs are now estimated to cost $231 million. the work should be done by the beginning of november. >>> you know what i was excited about? um, lake del valle opened up this past weekend after millions of dollars of damage from this past winter. they finally cleaned it up but it's ready to go. have you been there? >> no. >> honestly, it's a slice of heaven. >> we are waiting for you to take us. >> why? why do you need me to do this? >> because you have a boat. that's why. >> why do you need me to do these things for you? let me take you by the hand to the east bay. you actually have to cross the bay bridge from san francisco. [ laughter ] >> kumbaya moment. mor