later on the will to 10 downing st.. a lot of this will shift the focus again toward brexit.ens if there's a hard brexit? what can the us to to solidify trade ties with the uk if that happens? as for the president, he was busy on twitter? we talked a bit about that yesterday as he was talking about the mayor of london. he had this to say on twitter, london part of the trip is going really well, the queen in the entire royal family have been fantastic, relationship with the united kingdom is very strong, tremendous crowds of well-wishers and people that love our country. evans seen any protest yet but i am sure the fake news will be working hard to find them. big trade deals possible once the uk gets rid of the shackles. the shackles in this case would be the european union. there will not be any trouble finding protests today, they will be everywhere. mostly against the president's visit some in favor of the president's visit. we will have the coverage but for now back to you. >> speaking of those protests, we have video of the baby trump blimp being blown up as we speak. it

the number of candidates that will be heading for ten downing st will get smaller because there willanother vote today. we will learn who is left of the six current candidates. but the front page of ship two is looking at one of those candidates, mr stuart he was saying that there are hundred -- 100 he was saying that there are hundred —— 100 people within the conservative party would lock boris johnson if you were to become leader, if you were to become prime minister and he retreat —— and he would try to push the uk out of a deal. to get 100 mps voting against the red government and their leader, parliament has had boats before and the majority of parliament does not wa nt the majority of parliament does not want a no deal. irisjohnson, of course, he was the favourite anti—is not the only hardline brexit supporter within those contenders, he has said he would use the option ofa no he has said he would use the option of a no deal as a negotiating tool with europe hoping to make europe change the deal that is on the table but of course, europe s0 they are not going to change deal and

fees public as part of its push to drive down sts. >>> and data disclosure. what's your personal information worth to bigch a new bill would put a price tag on your privacy. ose stories and much moret tonighn "nightly business report" for this monday, june 24th. >>> and we do bid you a good evening, everybody. sue is offtonight. don't be fooled by today's modest moves in the stock market. orthis month has been big investors. in fact, it could be one of the very best for longtime. optimism has been improving but toomy there was caution ahead of the trade talks between the u.s. and china which are set to take place later this week at the g20 summit in pan. today the dow jones industrial rose to 26,727. nasdaq was down 26. 5.e s&p was down today despite these small moves, recent rallies have sent the major indexes close to new highs. but does this month's move higher have staying power? mike santoli takes a look. >> reporter: this tripo a fresh record is perhaps the most confusing in terms of how it happened and what comes nexnd it's come with treasury yields an

but theresa may stays on inre downing st until her successor is chosen. mrs. may spent her tenure trying to make brexit happen and calls her failure to do so a deep regret. 11 conservative mps are vying to replace her. we should know who theinner is july. for more i spoke earlier with amanda sloat of the brookings institution. theresa may famously said that brexit should mean brexit. but it was pretty hard to interpret it for her.: aman was, and critics will point to a number of mistakes she made. that is certainly one, that it was not clear from tre rendum that people really wanted a hard brexit -- pulling out of the customs union, pulling out of the single market. she laid some red lines very early that made it difficult to deliver the deal. laura: was it also hard for t cause during the referendum she was a reluctanmainer and then she had to implement brexit? did she reflected the divisions in the country? amanda: she was, i think, a reluctant supporter and faced challenges in delivering the deal, and she was abpresiding over a dividedet and divided parliam

and more important than that is to make sure jeremy corbyn never darkens the door at number ten downing streaction here from lots of people looking ahead now to several more weeks of space still to go. we look forward to that, thank you very much indeed, vicki young, that's about it from me in this special coverage of the final round as far as mps are concerned of the conservative leadership contest in which boris johnson and jeremy hunt are as you now now the file to go the city wider tory party membership. i want to thank our guests here in the studio who have been watching and listening with us. the former adviser to david cameron and former adviser to david cameron and former adviser to david cameron and former adviser to theresa may. thank you for your expertise. it doesn't leave you with a treat, we had from one of the defeated contenders today. it's a handwritten letter and he says: translation: ticket to look and feel a bit different to their classmates, those who don't have many toys and private tutors, delegates —— those who feel like outsiders and wonder whether opportunity isju

, this weekend, british media focus on domestic arrangements for the next resident of number 10 downing stmy guests today, political commentator tim montgomerie, writer and broadcaster jeffrey kofman, mina al—0raibi, who is editor of the national, an english language news service for the middle east, and politics professor and author eunice goes. with warplanes already in the air, he stopped to think. in a series of tweets on friday, president trump confirmed what us media had reported the night before — that the us intended to retaliate after iran shot down its spy drone, but donald trump stood down air strikes at the last moment. that is one for you, jeffrey. how worried does this make you? the interesting thing about this decision is that it is the right decision, but we should not be sleeping any better because of it. the erraticjourney to this decison suggests that this is a man still running a real estate empire, and he has no understanding of the consequence of brinksmanship, uncertain outcome of this kind of braggadocio, and it just all rings false. "i'm worried about 150 deaths."

, this weekend, british media focus on domestic arrangements for the next resident of number 10 downing stontgomerie, writer and broadcaster geoffrey coffman, mina al—0raibi, editor of in english language news service for the middle east. with warplanes already in the air, he stopped to think. in a series of tweets on friday, president trump confirmed what us media had reported the night before — that the us intended to retaliate after iran shot down its spy drone,

his progress towards downing street appeared inexorable la st downing street appeared inexorable last it's probably true. don't believe everything you see, theresa may would tell you that. and we should just say, the other contenders, and i know there is this feeling, the picture cabinetjobs. i know there is this feeling, the picture cabinet jobs. they are still doing pictures. michael gove, for example, talking about abolishing business rates for small businesses. we still don't know who is going to be the other candidate. who do you think? you've got your finger on you've taken the temperature of the patients. it all to be jeremy hunt but he didn't do as well as he should have done in the first ballot. michael gove and sajid david have a chance. boris would be the most entertaining contest but he starts from so far behind. interesting there are no women contenders. she said, i will not be the last prime minister, lost female prime minister. there will be awake now. the conservative party don't wa nt to now. the conservative party don't want to brexit prime minister. it's another hea

. >> reporter: a large protest is scheduled for tomorrow, marching to 10 downing st. which is where donald trump and prime minister may will be meeting one last time. shannon: as activists ramp up protests against donald trump television personality. morgan says the opposition is being disrespectful and in his words prophetic. >> weiss trump more morally reprehensible than the crown prince of saudi arabia. >> donald trump's failure as egotistical. >> reporter: former advisor to president obama's campaign and member of the uk parliament, great to have you both with us. this is what reuters said. a giant inflatable blimp depicting donald trump as a pouting baby in a diaper will fly outside the british prominent on tuesday ahead of one of the city's largest protests against a foreign leader. what do you make of the situation? >> that protest was childish, donald trump is the democratically elected president of the united states of america, our strongest ally. we go back a long way and have a special relationship, we should respect the office, respect the post, his positi

teresa may it will soon be leaving office, later on the president and the first lady will head to 10 downing st. part of a busy day. we also expect a joint availability by the president and the outgoing prime minister and a visit to the churchill war rooms and dinner this evening at winfield house for the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. the president has also been on twitter but, he posted a nice video of day one here in london. he also tweeted this. london part of the trip is going really well, the queen and the entire royal family have been fantastic. the relationship with the united kingdom is very strong, tremendous crowd of well-wishers and people that love our country. haven't seen any protest yet but i am sure the fake news will be working hard to find them. great love all around. also big trade deals possible once uk gets rid of the shackles already starting to talk, shackles in this case being its relationship with the eu. i can tell you this, protests will be the order of the day. we expect the fast majority, will be anti-trump, there will be some pro-trump demonstrations

you see whereinhe ra has been down towards calvert county a st. mary's county. t line. there's a few more showers in these areas. watch out if you live in the southern maryland or the

i was pleased to welcome people from the grenville community and all those from number 10 downing st. particularly young people and to hear their questions and talk to them about their concerns for the future. he refers to the issue -- i am pleased to see the shadow foreign secretary back from her reeducation camp a few weeks ago. [laughter] >> she said what did i say? i'm about to tell her and the rest of the house what she said. just a little patience, the usual justice was raised by one of the young people and that is why, exactly why days after the fire i set up a public inquiry. that has two phases, soon be entering its second phase. we have appointed panel members to sit alongside the judge in the second phase but the aim of that is to find out exactly what went wrong, who was responsible, who was accountable and enable that justice for the people and he talks about the issue of planting. of course we have owners in the private sector to do the action we believed was necessary but they have not been acting quickly enough and that is why we will fully fund replacement planting on

future that'll help bring the country together and keep jeremy corbyn farm away —— far away from ten downing stnd? heat interesting and presenting himself as they change candidate because he's a pakistani sun ofa candidate because he's a pakistani sun of a bus driver, who went on to a successful career in banking, and accolades of george osborne and the treasury back when he was chancellor, and you know, you think he's going places and he was as i said presenting himself as the changing face of the tory party, says it has to change if it's going to survive and reach new bits of the electorate and he has interesting backers, ruth davidson who is within the party, and a very popular conservative leader in scotland. i think sajid javid could be confident of reaching round two of the parliamentary ballot, either as it will be worried this evening, that first vote at the tory mps is tomorrow at lunchtime, everybody wa nts to tomorrow at lunchtime, everybody wants to go to the second round needs 17 votes, it's a secret ballot but they need 17 to continue, and there are some who only have a handful of

best—known of the contenders, he is likely be prime minister, his progress towards downing street appeared inexorable la street appeared inexorable last night. but there are interesting comments here. this poll found he was the only candidate who would persuade voters to turn to the tories, 22% said they would be more likely to vote conservative if he was leader, none of his opponents scored more than 8%. mind you, 48% say that he would not unite the nation. 22% say he would. it's all those sort of things. when you look at that pouring —— poll, the thing is, that is what they are after. they are after the break said... they are after the break said... they are after the break said... they are obviously after the brexit party votes, otherwise they are going to be... in the short term, anyway. it is all very interesting what opinion polls say, what they think about boris johnson, what opinion polls say, what they think about borisjohnson, but what opinion polls say, what they think about boris johnson, but the only question is can he deliver brexit and when the brexit party vote rs brexit and when the brexit

ams out of switzerland down 7.71%. st micro down 3.32%. soggy chips in europe.oo much vinegar. that is the scene in the global -- that is the scene in the u.s. as well. the indices lower, primarily the nasdaq but also the s&p 500 and the dow. the dollar stronger by .4%. you can see as well past 97. the euro in the british pound trading lower versus the dollar. crude up another $.39, trading well above $52. you talk about the gold miners. gold up .7%. if you look at the sox you will see we are down 2.6%. 29 of the 30 companies in the philadelphia semiconductor index are lower, broadcom the worst performer. newmont mining and some of the other gold miners are up 1.6%. you mentioned that gold miners thetrying to billy -- bouey market. facebook doing well on the news that it is unveiling its cryptocurrency next week. 76%, shef the day, up , the online pet goods retailer. share andced at $22 a then it moved higher and higher as we were waiting for the first trade. it opened around the $35 mark and we are trading at $38.34 right now. guy: let's get back to the debate

the future that will help bring this country together, and keepjeremy corbyn far away from ten downing stuse we have to recognise that making a success of brexit is only the first step we need to take. in some ways, you could say it's the easy bit. british voters are rightly very demanding of those who govern them. just delivering brexit, doing what we promised that we would do will not be enough for us to win a majority at the next general election. you know it might surprise some people here in westminster, but most people in this country do not just talk about brexit. and we know that, and we have to show them that we know that. that we understand normal life. that we are tackling all the issues that matter. and that the conservatives have changed, and they are changing. i know we can do this, because in one part of the uk, we are already doing it. for years we are already doing it. for years we we re we are already doing it. for years we were behind in scotland. we all heard labourjoke we were behind in scotland. we all heard labour joke about we were behind in scotland. we all heard

i believe that as she departs number ten downing st and president trump will welcome a new prime ministergreater because she is leaving, that he has been no realfriend to her home in the last couple of years. he has made her life an awful lot harder. i think that is right, as i said a few moments ago, i only wish that he had been a bit more gracious in his relationship with her. but that being said, i generally believe the president recognises that it is something bigger than him. the president recognises that it is something biggerthan him. he the president recognises that it is something bigger than him. he did enjoy the pomp and circumstance, if yesterday was the desert, then today was actually the meal. today, he was eating the broccoli and spinach. i have the sense of looking at him and watching him that he understands and has a greater responsibility. i'm glad you lights the food reference! yes, just because i know this president loves his broccoli and his spinach! absolutely. has he ever seen a spinach! absolutely. has he ever seen a broccoli or a spinach? we said that on this prog

on twitter it is all coming together, borisjohnson will enter ten downing st as prime minister and thenauseating. he is living in cloud cuckoo land, simplistic nonsense from a man who repeatedly does not have a clue. prime ministers need the ability to know what to say and went to said which is definitely not him on past form. i dread the day, if he gets the keys to number ten. one more for now. he claims to have a solution to the difficult withdrawal renegotiations, but does he, or is this just renegotiations, but does he, or is thisjust a renegotiations, but does he, or is this just a bed at leadership? renegotiations, but does he, or is thisjust a bed at leadership? it's definitely a bed at leadership, yeah. thank you for your company today. we are back tomorrow at ten o'clock. bbc newsround live is next. bye— bye. o'clock. bbc newsround live is next. bye—bye. —— newsroom live. good morning. a rather wet start to the day for many in england and wales. some pretty heavy downpours. this was the scene in warwickshire this morning. a lot of heavy rain still around and we could see the o

coming up the views on bbc news, the keys to number 10 downing st in the hands of 160,000 members ofo will now vote on whether to give them to boris johnson who will now vote on whether to give them to borisjohnson orjeremy hunt. we will hear from some of them about how they plan to vote. and we will speak to the ten—year—old girl who has become the youngest person record to climb the rock face in yosemite. as we head on into next week, there's a chance that things could turn very warm for some of us but that could spark of heavy and thundery showers. that is a long way off. in the short term, things are looking showery thanks to low pressure to the north of the uk, sending plenty of showers into northern and western areas early this morning but elsewhere, a dry trend particularly across the south—east. today will be one of sunshine and showers. most of these showers will be across scotland and northern ireland where they could be heavy and thundery, blustery with gusts of 30—35 mph. a few showers spreading from west to east but also really good spells of sunshine. across the south—e

expecting though that central london is coming to a standstill still the protests will be around downing street st james's palace trafalgar square so very little traffic movement here in london we're also expecting the return of the trump baby blimp that big balloon that we saw last summer during trump's last working visit to make a return that's being depicted as a baby and diapason nappies. and jeremy call been the leader of the opposition labor posse will speak at those protests of course a huge statement against mr trump protests are coming out to protest mr stance on human rights and climate change amongst other things who've been also boycotted the state dinner last night lavish banquet that was hosted by queen and honor and let's have a look. let's indeed have a more in-depth look at that. kickoff for this meeting we have. she loves glitz and glamour at buckingham palace didn't disappoint in the evening fit for a king at a state banquet with the queen. they didn't have to 9 by 2 or to rice and drink a toast to president and mrs trump for the continued friendship between our 2 nations and to

st. louis and down river. the worst of that is expected to be tomorrow.r flood levels. we'll stay on it and all the best of those up and down the river. again, there may be plastic in your next meal. new research suggests it's already making its way into the food chain. today what we're learning about pollution in our oceans and also why one man says that he wants to move an iceberg from one continent to another. one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. need cash? at newday, veteran homeowners can get $54,000 dollars or more to consolidate high rate credit card debt and lower their payments by $600 every month. 0é0x2&?ñ trust us. us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... is is. >> shepard: there's so much plastic in the oceans that it may already be in your dinner plate.

rain all to the south around fredericksburg, down around parts of thernrt nheneck, down around st. mary's county. nothing from d.c. north ward. no rain around d.c., around thea metro aret all. it's all close to fredericksburg, around culpeper county, southern fauquier vicounty. hea rain, though, if you're driving i-95 south, you're going to run into heavier rain down to the south between fredericksburg and the richmond area. the whole southe unsettled. you can see the sapinerysts in atmosphere. a couple of different storms within this larger spin. that's going to create a chan for us to see some rain during the day on sunday and monday. we'll take you hou by hour. i'll show it to you.in i'll exphat this means for your saturday too coming up in a couple minutes. u.> doug, thank yo >>> a man is under arrest tonight for allegedly trying to set off a bomb in learned this man, former count school aid had molested 42 children. he'd taken pictures on his cell phone. >> everyone is using their devices for everything. the criminal element is no different. >> buduring the investigation, get

on monday, they st down an unmanned drone flying in international waters.were cocked and loaded to retaliate last nightree different sites when i asked, how many will die? 150 people, sir, was the answer from a general. 10 minutes before the strike i stopped it. not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone. but now, a ratcor different t from the president. the planes weren't even in the air, so weapons could not have been locked and loaded. >> were thplanes in the air? >> we were about ready to go. no, but they would have been soon. and things would h to the point where you couldn't turn back. pressionat wasn't the he gave yesterday at the white house. when watched by his hawkish national security advisor and secretary of state he seemed to , suggest action was eminent an iranian minister told bbc they werenly acting in self-defense. ir>> when you violatian feairspace, then we . this is defense. john: to back up the argument, iran produced a sketch to claim the drone was flying over territorial waters. the u.s. p out a more formal -looking map to cl

that's making its way towar calvert county and down towards st.es and this severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 5:00 p.m. that storm in montgomery county, headed for columbia. very heavy rain and not severe. farther south and keeping a close eye on this one it starts to pop.co uld mean some issues for those headed down to fredericksburg, virginia. what you're looking at is a vere thunderstorm watch as we head through the overnight hours. i'll keep track of these storms as it is comes up in just a couple ofmoments. >> if you're just joining us, let's get you caught up with four things to know, a bethesdae millionaiis now sentenced in a bizarre murder case. daniel beckwitt will spend nine years in prison for the death of askia khafra who was digging secret tunnelsat underne beckwitt's home when they caught fire. the judge said whilekhafra's death was unintentional beckwitt's negligence was ndiminal. >>> officers a victim inside jenkins row just after midnight on saturday. inside sources tell us that police recovered more than $100,000 in cash

the harneswill feel weird on your knees >> tariq: okay >> that's normal once you lay down, you're sto stand right here, sir. now, the talng is gonna get re i need you to start laying down on your stomach like doing pushups. jimmy: oh my god! watch it >> sir, comfortable? >> tariq: am i comfortable i wouldn't say comfortable >> jimmy: i'm going to throw up [ speaking foreign language >> all set have fun tariq, have fun. >> fun guys. >> jimmy: thank you so much for having me. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> he's counting down. >> in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, go! >> questlove: hey, jimmy hey, tariq [ yelling >> jimmy: wow! >> tariq: yo >> jimmy: oh oh, my gosh! oh, my gosh! oh, my gosh! >> tariq: my lips are sticking to my teeth. >> jimmy: beautiful! coming in fast, dude >> tariq: i know >> jimmy: ha ha!>> ariq: yo, that [ bleep ] was amazing. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> tariq: dude, that [ep ] dope >> jimmy: oh, my god get me home. get me the hell home oh, my g oh, my god oh, my god oh, my god >> tariq: oh, man.im >> jmy: that was insane. >> jimmy: get me to a or somewhere. i need some -- [ laught

down towards st. mary's county. we've seen it all day there today. now erybody dry. the exception, west virginia. we've got this rain making its way in from the. west you can actually see there goes the first area of rain there. here's early today's rain. this is all the rain we w earlier today, 10:00, 11:00. now we're watching this come in. this is moving this way right region.r we'll be here during the evening tonight. as we move on through, here it is back towardeshe w not much around d.c. if you're getting dinnero outdoors, noroblem. r a 9:00.d in the d.c. metro area, around 11 ok 11:00 or 1:00. we may see the heaviest we've seen. by 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning it's out of here and waking up to some pretty nice conditions. we are goi to wake up to some rather breezy conditions tomorrow. a high of 81. a lot ohi su early. then more clouds. breezy and nice. winds gusted up20rds of to 25 miles per hour. nice weather on wednesday. another chance of rain wednesday night into thursday. right now friday looking pretty good. notice the highs. 80, 81. it's actually belowi'

martinsburg. 43 in warrenton, 48 here in upper marlboro, brandyne. 61 once you get town to -- get down to st. mary's city. 56 in lington. the wake-up weather is pleasant, indeed. sun's up in 14 minutes. temperatures will stay in the cool, comfortable 50s here between about now and 8:00, 9:00 in the morning. later for kids goingto school, the final weeks, afternoon playtime for sure. in the mid to upper 70s with very low humidity. tomorrow, the heat, lumhumidity and storm chances come back. sounds good to me. >> it soundsike good advice. especially coming from you. thank you. in northwest, inbound canal road. this is going to be a problem for a lot of folks if they don't get the tree out of the way quickly. inbound candle is -- canal is diverted. you have to take the left to head up azona. northeast, south dakota avenue near rhode island, fire there, lanes blocked. that's where aimee cho is. we'll talk with h in a minute here. accokeek, northbound indian head highway and barr road,ill have that accident hanging around. inner loop, outer loop of the btway, no issues. looking good. >> thank you

it is to there's residential can i drop a housing project down in st.francis would where i'm going to propose nad you? is that legal under this bill? >> it does not change our underlying zone -- underlying zoning in anyways. it still wouldn't be committed. >> would not make my project feasible. can i use that defence? >> the other one that is residential would be completely nil in void. it has to be 100% residential. typically that is all you can do >> okay. i just want to make sure. does that mean we can open up an architect office in the basement or something like that? the other one is, the design guidelines. i get the whole area plan issue where if we downs on down so long enough and we of zone, all good. in central soma, we have -- i think we adopted it before we completed the central soma plan. we have the down zoning and up zoning, but we can't apply the design standards that we all agree on before we passed the law. does that make any sense? it doesn't make sense to me. i think that needs to be changed if it came as part of a package and as part

st. louis. they have centene, edgewell and peabody energy, those are all down hockey title, st. louis.market title, boston >>> time for the top trending stories. rah rahel solomon has these. >> one blues fan is celebrating a big financial win. the fan placed a $400 bet on the blues to win the stanley cup back in january. and that is paying off with the blues victory that fan will take home $100,000. as you can see he celebrated accordingly. >> the way i wish the story went, two dudes had too much to drink. one guy is like i bet you won't bet on the blues, the guy throws down 400 >> all along people were telling him he's out of his mind, to hedge his bet. >> good for him. >>> target making a move in delivery wars. they will expand delivery options with chip, a delivery platform it acquired two years ago. shoppers can pay a flat fee of 9.99 and have the option of choosing from $from 63,000 itemn target.com >> on this schedule, give me a six-pound bag of cheet-os now. >>> a new study might have you taking a second look at your breakfast, your lunch and everything else that you eat accordi

someone so desperately shouts at his 30 year downing st destiny...y council from you, one sentence. sentence. i do not require any councilfrom you, one sentence. mr speaker, in her last days in office, was to finally act in the best interest of these islands? not the conservative party and admit that neither of the candidates for office should ever be elected prime minister. can i say either of the candidates for this high office will doa darn candidates for this high office will do a darn sight betterjob than anybody sitting on any of those benches. seldom have i had such a welcome in this house. i very much welcome the announcement that the prime minister and the secretary of state for work and the secretary of state for work and pensions made yesterday. with my right honourable friend updates the house on some of those plans and how she feels that they will enable more people living with disabilities and health conditions to play their full pa rt health conditions to play their full part in this society? can i thank my honourable friend for the wo

starting back out here in contra st county, affected down at 580 at vasco. a disabled vehicle blocking your roadway. there's only two lanes there. no early commute through the walnut creek interchange. it's very light. same thing across the dublin interchange and the san mateo bridge. one disabled vehicle along the span. more details from chp. crews are clearing in palo alto. a little distraction. back to you. >>> 4:31 right now. you have probably seen rvs around town all around the bay area as people try to find ways to work and live here amid our housing crisis. >> ali wolf is live in mountain view with the latest look at the city looking to make solutions on this. i know the city council of mountain view just ended their meeting last night around 3:30 this morning. so do we know if they made any decisions dealing with the rvs, ali? >> reporter: well, marcus, we are still trying to see the final decision. we arrived here just after 3:30. we spoke to one man who told us he was at that meeting. they said they started talking about this issue of rv parking at

exptaksnt down >>ect s we down of q4.st tremdoust thd of q4.t? endously at the end of q4. >> expect takss went down tremendously at the end of q4. so i think that we are still set up in pretty good shape. but clearly with more trade uncertainty that began in may, i don't think companies will be too optimistic about the forward projections either >> and the below 2%, what do you make of that >> i think that it is just more of an example of the leveraged trade where people are buying stocks and bobnds as well. it tells me that are you continuing to march towards negative rates even here in the u.s. over the next 18 months >> i know we are all looking ahead to the g-20. takes huge event feels very binary the waythat we are setting it up it is also that friday end of the first half of the year, end of the quarter, end of the months and so a lot of positioning and portfolios performance will be determined by what happens in the next few days. it has been a very strong year so far >> and i think that right now it means sit and wait because you don't nec

you see whereinhe ra has been down towards calvert county a st. mary's county. thunder and lightheng t as well. we'll stop you and take it down through here. you can see leonardtown. most of this staying aboutthat line. there's a few more showers in these areas. watch out if you live in the southern maryland or the northern ne rthern neck. here is the rain everybody is going to be seeing later tonight. it will make its way our way by about 7:00, 9:00. i'll take you hour by hour and show you what this means for tonight and what this front, it's a cold front, what it means to tomorrow and the rest of the week. e you back in about ten minutes. >>> some d.c. students had to spend this day home. it's not clear if they'll be o able t back to class tomorrow either. someone broke into sousa middle school southeast setting off fire extinguishers and causing other damage. that had crews working to clean up today. news 4 pat collins joins us live from the school with details. pat. reporter: m, a suspicious entry. an act of vandalism. a scho shut down. someone somehow got in

st. mary's? take a look at the hail coming down out there in st. mary's.hey had golf ball sized hail,ll and i' show this to you on the radar when the storm rolled through. wasn't just the hail they were dealing with andlso lightning. that's some impressive video there. don't call it a hail mary. >>kay. this is a storm that's moving through -- that's moving through and you canee with it lots of lightning and very r heavyn. that was a dangerous situation. the good news is that threat is gone. we head farther inorth, this where we have very heavy lightning taking place and got there out towards diehl. washington, d.c., southeast in particular, they have a game. it's 5:48 so that game is starting just after 7:00 and utis is going to be so close. this should be of here in the first 5, 20 minutes down in the southeast and behind it we're seeing some clearing and that's news-free and it's going to be wrapping up just before gametime. i can't rule a out stray shower or storm popping but i think you're on the tail end of this. overnight tratures are falling into th

overnight lows tonight, it will be a beautiful night, son of tomorrow morning at 11, down to the mid 50s, st livermore, san jose has the overnight low about 59. forecast highs are a little bit warmer than average. and the forecast for tomorrow, oakland hit 75, san jose will be at 86, and conquered 90 degrees but that would be cooling it off ever so slightly from where we are today. forecast for the south by tomorrow, sunnyvale 85, mostly in the mid-80s for the south bay, over in east bay, near 90 degrees and some places, a little bit below, above. the north bend area, looking at sunshine, and temperatures around 86 degrees in santa rosa but to go over to bodega bay, 64 degrees, and in san francisco, 69, still hot about ukiah and lakeport and clear lake, all at 91. they said forecast, looking for warm day tomorrow, that it begins to cool on tuesday, it will feel it getting nobly cooler on tuesday and really cooler on wednesday, and it will bounce back but for the end of the week but at least, if you're getting tired of the heat, you are going to be in for a bit of relief. however, one place w

morning on whether or not a citizenship question can go on the 2020 census, up next, we will sit down with the st college professor of politics, to discuss what this means for people in the bay area.>>> the clock is ticking, the decision the governor has to make on the multibillion- dollar budget. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. he's having the best. day. ever! and he's about... 10 minutes! 10 minutes... from a hotel by wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. book direct at wyndhamhotels.com. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, the nine, this is a look at downtown oakland, and the weather has been just a little bit cooler, we are

st. louis. about 5 minutes after arriving, police received a call that an officer was down. michael langsdorf later pronounced dead. they set a suspect is in custody. they will be holding a press conference where we expect to learn a lot more about this officer killed in the line of

this party stood down for caroline lucas at the la st stood down for caroline lucas at the last generallistic. which of you would be more likely to attract any wavering tory or labour mps? jo swinson you said yesterday you had talks with conservative mps in the past fortnight about championship if borisjohnson becomes fortnight about championship if boris johnson becomes prime minister. i would boris johnson becomes prime minister. iwould not boris johnson becomes prime minister. i would not expect you to tell us who but tell us how many.” will not tell you how many. the reason is? it is not helpful when you have those conversations that it prompts speculation. is it three, five, ten? i am sorry, victoria, i am not getting into numbers. it is difficult for people thinking about leaving a political party and the conversations they have, they need to have the confidence that will be a private conversation up until the point at which they decide to make the decision. interesting you are having conversations with them. ed davey, are you having those kinds of conversations? yes, of course, t

rains will come down quickly. kansas city, st. louis, you are the hot spot.cumulation over the weekend. this storm front will continue to stall out over the midwest here. travel concerns throughout the day from denver to minneapolis, if you are heading to the roadways for the first weekend of summer, man, we are dealing with potential flooding risks from cheyenne to new york city. tracking from omaha, the best chances of severe weather threat from dakotas to the mississippi valley. unfortunately, this is a prolonged event. steady rain through the weekend through saturday. just a wet go of things. if you are in the nor'easttheas across the south, that oppressive heat is on the way. >> thank you for that. still ahead, the nba draft, on an emotional night for number one overall pick for zion williamson. that is next. with fidelity wealth management you get straightforward advice, tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fidelity wealth management. to help you grow and protect

hatred for religion that moved this 21-year-old son of a local sheriff's deputy to burn down three black churches in st. landry parrish, louisiana. holden matthews is now facing both state and tonight federal hate crime charges for the church burnings on march 26th, april 2nd and april 4th. >> all stations, we have a church on fire. >> reporter: the clue that led investigators to the deputy's son was a red gas can found at the third fire on april 4th, here at mt. pleasant baptist church. authorities traced that can to a local walmart and see that receipts and surveillance video show matthews buying the tools he needed to start the fires. they say surveillance video shows him driving his father's gold pickup truck at each location. a go fund me page set up to help the church rebuild has now raised more than $2 million. matthews is pleading not guilty to the state charges. if convicted of the federal ones, he could be sentenced to more than 100 years in prison. david? >> steve osunsami who has been following this case for us. steve, thank you. >>> next, the weather threat on both coasts tonight. the east

. >> they are bleeding blue down in st. louis this morning. again, halfway through theas se, the blues last in their division. cinderella story, indeed. more on that in a >>bit. hat's history now. >>> let's get to this breaking news. the u.s. navy this morning rushing in to assist two oiler tankers afthey were attacked near the strait of hormuz off the coast of iran. the incident is coming at a time ofeightened tensions. >> reporter: oil prices rocketed ring after the incident last night. one of the ship saying it was hit by a shell. that's true, it is stunning. justs the prime minister is in iran. on japan-related tankers tweeting suspicious doesn't begin to dibe what happened this morning. this morning the u.s. navy's the fleet rushing to help tankers off the coast of iran in the gulf of iman saying u.s. navy ships are in the area rendering assistance. iran state tv reporting 44 cre evacuated from the vls accident. the two tankers damaged around the strait of hormuz are sailini from saurabia to singapore. and the crude oil tanker headed to t

st. barnabas rd., slowdowns at this point this morning. that is because of a tr downf the so we're seeing a lot of delays coming around inner loop before st. barnabas rd. the rest of the beltway, outer loop and inner loop, no issues. as you look at 270, looks okay overall until you zoom in and look the frederick southbound 270 just after 70 g jngst 25 miles per hour. fairfax, northbound fairfax county parkway a braddock crash there. here, alexandria, route one, dark traffic lights until 8:00 a.m. ron? >> thank you. 5:31. >>> we're following a developing story from new york stay.ic cofls say tim mccormack was partnering a heer that crashed in midtown manhattan yesterday afternoon. he was killed. no one else was injured. the crash, though, did cause panic and confusion among the people working inside that -story office building. they were forced to evacuate. we'll have a live report from new york city coming up in our ext half hour. >>> also this morning, the investigation into why that crash happened is just beginning. >> officials say mccormack was an experienced pilo

we shall be live from st james palace and downing street as we keep you across day two of the officialsa. but by —— by by. while there is a lot of dry weather around to begin with, most places seeing rain edge in. it's already starting to make in raids across parts of wales and south—west england, courtesy of this area of low pressure feeding in from the south—west. the rain is working its way through south—west england up into wales and north—west england and gradually through the day that will move north and east. the best of the dry weather the further east at the moment but as the day goes on we could see heavy showers push up from the south. the best of the dry weather at the further north you are across the northern isles remaining fairly blustery. light winds elsewhere, temperatures around 11. we could see 21 in the far south—east of england. overnight, this is our area of rain, stretching through northern ireland into northern england and scotland. at times this will be quite heavy. elsewhere, dry with clear spells and a few patches of mist around on wednesday morning. temperat

st get down! just get down! >> reporter: it happened in the u street subway station surday night, a man hit by a police stun gun a number of times. that man cuffed and charged byt me cops with assault on a police officer, charged with struction of justice, charged with the resisting arrest. he spent two days in jail and today his lawyer says it all went away, all the charges ropped against the 29-year-old mr. musunza. his mom talked aboutat happened to her son. >> when you saw the video of your son in that subway, what went through your heart? >> i was outraged. i was in shock. i could not believe the way they were wrestling him. it was so close to the railroad track, i was afraid that he was going to roll over into the track. >> reporter: today i talked to shemeer jones who was the woman who took the video. >> the man wanted to talk to the police officers, let me explain what's going on and the other ficers as you see in the video, comes running from my right-hand side and pushes the g tleman, there was no aggr

been no further talks scheduled between the two countries since those negotiations broke down last month. >>> and stlouis fed james bullard said that an interest rate cut may be warranted soon he cited the potential impact of global trade tensions and weak u.s. inflation and coming up on "squawk box," an interview with charles evans and later this afternoon, even more coverage with richard clarida at 1:15 on "the exchange." and in the latest blow to retail, forever 21 is exploring restructuri restructuring. the company is in talks with apollo global management about raising debtor in possession funds to provide financing should it file for bankruptcy, that is according to a person familiar with the situation. forever 21 has 815 stores nationwide, most located in malls where traffic has continued to fall. back over to you >> frank, thank you. let's get your macro markets set up futures are rising dow futures up about 144 points right now. reports that congress may try to block the planned escalating tariffs on mexico giving you a little green on the screen jim cramer tweeting this morning that could

down. a judge has ruled that the st. louis facility may continue performing abortions for now. until a further court order. missouri could become the first state without an abortion clinic in almost 50 years. >>> a jesuit high school in indiana can no longer call itself catholic and official materials. the school refused to fire a teacher. reporter graeme hunter has details on the fight between 2 catholic organizations.>> reporter: >> greg has been the principal at the preparatory school for 15 years and for the last two years he has been working to maintain the school's relationship with the archdiocese of indianapolis.>>> they become aware of the issue via social media. >> reporter: the issue was the employment of a teacher who is married to a man.>> he is a longtime member of the school. an excellent teacher. highly qualified. we have had open dialogue with him as well. >> reporter: supported because the archdiocese wanted him to be fired.>>> we try to look at it in terms of our community. trying to do the right thing by our teacher in community.>> reporter: they are standin