from the east coast to the west coast... anti-muslim law demonstration s and pro-muslim counter protests took place in nearly two dozen cities nationwide. nats-protestsfrom new york city to seattle... there were anti-sharia law demonstrations and pro-muslim counter protests.nats - protests saturday.. hundreds of protesters marched against sharia law - a group of principles that govern the moral and religious lives of muslims.chanting: sharia law is against our freedom. it's against human rights the protest put on by "act for america", an organization some view as the largest anti-muslim hate group. but organizers say the march against sharia law is about fighting for human rights.. mos: reporter: is act anti-muslim? no act is against sharia law... degrading to woman."and not far from where many of the anti-sharia protesters were holding up signs and banners ... pro- muslim demonstrators were also taking a stand. mos: i want to stop the attack on arabs on muslims. butt sot 12:40:50 we cannot allow any group to be scapegoat. m

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a us navy destroyer has collided with a philippine container ship off the east coast of japan. navy says the uss fitzgerald is now heading for the nearby port of yokosuka under its own power. the japanese coast guard is at the scene. there are reports of some injuries. no details have been released about the container ship, the acx crystal. sarah corker reports. the uss fitzgerald sustained significant damage to its starboard side. in the middle of the night it somehow collided with a container ship in the approach to tokyo bay. us navy has confirmed that seven crew members are missing. up to three compartments are flooded but the ship is not in danger of sinking. the incident happened at 2:30am local time on saturday. 56 nautical miles south—west of a busy commercial waterway. the warship has a crew of over 300 sailors. the number of injured are still unknown but the ship's commanding officer was hurt and airlifted to hospital. there is major damage to the ship and any time you hear a ship is taking on water that means, of course, that the hull has been breached. this was notju

you have to run up the whole east coast and win everything as a republican and that's just what we did. o it was just an excuse. but we were very, very happy. and frankly james comey confirmed a lot of what i said and some of the things that he said just weren't true. thank you very much.

in 2012 you may remember super storm sandy walloped the east coast in new york city. melba was in her apartment on the eighth floor. because of her palsy and her wheelchair, which weighs several hundred pounds, she couldn't be evacuated. luckily for melba her home health care aid walked across the bridge in manhattan to be with her. melba was without power in darkness, no elevator, and her home health aide probably saved her life. by being able to theater and deal with the problems that she had. without medicaid, melba would probably not be here today, working as a productive american citizen. this is who we are fighting for their not some obscure government funding program, not some ideological desire to cut the safety net. not for very wealthy people, millionaires with each gain an average of $57,000 in the tax break in this bill. we are here. we feel so passionate about this because of the pictures you see plain and simple, and for every one of these pictures are tens of thousands more in the same condition. we are here to them for our republican colleagues, turn b

the project is just the latest part of the east coast greenway.n the entire project is finished there will be more than 3,000 miles of trail up and down the east coast. >>> and south jersey tonight the night market food truck event is back. 16 food trucks set up shop along king's highway. people showed up to get a taste of a little something for everyone. >>> turning to our first alert weather now. a warm up will have you flocking to the beach. going to take a live look along beach avenue in cape may. let's bring in chief meteorologist glen hurricane schwartz. a great weather weekend. long awaited. >> quite a change from the lousy weather. now the wind is going to change. it's still coming out of the northeast but it is going to shift. 58 degrees in philadelphia now. in the 50s across the entire area. we've got the northeast winds now but watch what happens as we head to tomorrow with totally reverses a westerly wind that's a land breeze. so it's warm at the beaches and it's bringing in warmer air from the middle of the country. it's going to get

a us navy destroyer has collided with a container ship off the east coast of japan. be forced into making political changes despite president trump announcing tougher policies towards it. the cuban government said it's willing to continue cooperating with the united states to improve relations but said any attempts to violate its sovereignty or impose political and economical change would fail. 0ur correspondent, will grant is in the cuban capital, havana. he told me the government there was taking a firm line. yes, and i think they felt they needed to give a very robust response given that mr trump's own words were very, very powerful against the cuban government. he constantly referred to how communism was failing its people, how dissidents were being jailed, he called on them to come up with a better deal. he was vociferous, really, against the leadership, but military and civilian, in cuba. so i think that they really felt that they needed to respond to that in kind. and as you said in your introduction, said any attempt to change the political system in cuba wou

east coast.> the republican agenda hits another speed bump with the health care debate postponed by gop leaders. >> soothing words from the central banks. janet yellen says we won't see another financial crisis in our lifetime. we have the world covered on "daybreak asia." we go to san francisco and the followed from the cyber -- fallout from the cyber attack. >> we go to shanghai on the growth of the internet of things. asia.s daybreak: i'm in new york, where it is just after 7:00 p.m. >> we are in for some central bank speak. what an eventful tuesday, right? first it was mario draghi a bit more hawkish when it came to inflation. then the selloff fueled by janet yellen talking about rich valuations in the market. betty: you used to not be able to get anything out of these central bank chiefs, but now they won't shut up. particularly janet yellen and her talk about valuations getting more rich. that also sent some of these tech stocks tumbling, dragging down the nasdaq. we will talk about that in

we're watching two storm systems, one right now is in the east, moving toward the coast. it'll bring showers and possibly thunderstorms toward the coast this morning and heavier rain later. the other stretches from oklahoma up into iowa. some very strong storms are likely today in the central plains. and they're cleaning up in northeast wisconsin from the second largest swarm of tornadoes ever in northeast wisconsin. in a single afternoon, nine of them, twisters uprooting tree, tearing off roofs, as well, as you can see there. >>> and still ahead a verdict watch in the bill cosby trial. what the judge told the jury after they said they were deadlocked. >>> breaking overnight an end to the massive manhunt for two escaped inmates. where they were found and a new picture after being captured. >>> plus, a missing navy sailor found alive. wait until we tell you where he was for seven days. >>> so, just what was he thinking? new jersey state police would like to find this guy and ask. several drivers phoning in to report a shirtless young man hanging out the window of an suv as

east coast time. but in the written testimony, james comey laid out about five different interactions he had with the president. let me bring you two that really stand out. on one occasion, he said he spoke to president trump directly. the president said, i need loyalty. i expect loyalty. comey says, i didn't move, speak or change my facial expression in any way during the awkward silence that followed. that is a stare down in the white house residence. it's a dramatic moment. it's going to be the key here to this morning's testimony. but also in the testimony, he says that he had some interactions with attorney general jeff sessions. he said i told the attorney general what had just happened. him being asked to leave while the fbi director, who reports to the attorney general, remain behind was inappropriate and should never happen. he, that is the attorney general jeff sessions, did not reply. that's another moment in which comey suggests that he was alarmed by what wassing going on because he was t

moving up the east coast from d.c. to philly to new york. right during rush hour.delays at airports tonight. >>> the deadly collision at sea. what we've learned tonight, after seven u.s. sailors were lost. how did that container vessel plow right into a u.s. destroyer. >>> and there is news coming in tonight about c

before midnight east coast time the news broke that the white house is looking for permission to immediately enforce their executive powers on preventing travel from six muslim countries. nbc's tracie potts is in the capital. where do we go from here? >> reporter: we go straight to the supreme court which is exactly where president trump said he was going to take this when the lower courts turned down his initial travel ban and his revised travel ban. bans traveling to the united states for people from six mostly muslim countries. that was the issue. the courts have said because of what the president said during the campaign about banning muslims, they believe this travel ban is unconstitutional because it is religious discrimination. what the justice department late last night asked the court to do was two things. they want to see this travel ban in place while the legal issues are being worked out. they want it fast-tracked. they don't want to wait until october or the next term to consider this. so possibly they can hear it and maybe decide by june. reaction from the aclu, from washington

down -- east coast time. guest: that is something you can expect any british politician to say. the british have their own mythology about politics. they think about these issues. thered in london when were northern irish terror attacks on the tube and elsewhere in london. the british take great pride to being calm in times of stress. sloganve that famous that is on t-shirts and rugs and whatever, keep calm and carry on. that is consistent with the way brits approach such times of trouble and stress. host: let's go to melissa, joining us in california. independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. i have a couple comments about you played ofp theresa may, apparently in line with the mayor of london. i think the approach is not going to be as effective as it could be if it were stated differently. i hear the same kind of sentiment in the united states were people say this is muslim extremism and it is not reflective of islam and a version of that is true, but the greater problem is religious extremism

it's up along the east coast as well. 92 degrees. up to 95 degrees at this point in boston. incredibly warm. if you add in the humidity, that's when you get the heat index. you can add a couple more degrees to these numbers off to the west, this is what it feels like outside. 97 degrees for folks in tulsa. 99 in kansas city. mid 90s in chicago. all of this heat, all of this humidity, that's one reason to stay indoors. another reason, air quality alert. you get this much humidity, major metropolitan areas, that's when you see smog stretching up and down the east coast, the midwest, indianapolis, chicago. all areas where if you're elderly, young, you want to stay indoors. but smog an issue. this does longer into your tuesday forecast. we'll be up close borderline record-breaking temperatures. really cities across the eastern half of the country into tuesday, maybe beginning to break on wednesday and thursday. we have a couple more very hot days out there, neil. >> neil: thanks, adam. for those of you that are "your world" fans, we've designated tomorrow a clothing optional day

no plan, the labour party -- to go through the roof on the east coast and we have to take the steps to bring them down. the decisive action that i took as prime minister to ensure that we would limit exports to be confident that demand was met on the east coast of australia as already seen the whole -- come down as it needs to do. mr. speaker that is our commitment. affordable reliable energy and meeting our emissions reduction target in accordance with our commitment to the paris treaty. because the honorable members from south australia and the members asked me that earlier, can i say our lady of -- will receive an extra $3.9 million over the next 10 years. the per student contribution on the government's estimator will grow $20,800,855 to $41,390 in 2027. once again the member set out to mislead the house and claimed the cuts that are simply not true. >> despite that the australian the u.s. don't necessarily see eye-to-eye on reactions to climate change. >> my question is to the minister of foreign affairs. will the minister update the house on the us trillions united states foreign

we are on the east coast of florida.ur crew found so we can hide from our dad we are going to surprise, the swampiest, buggiest place, so that is why i'm shiny right now. we are coated in bug spray, but you are not going to need that where it is going to be awfully hot today. and that is out west. adagno guadagno from central california into the southwest. 22 million people from this weekend into early next week will be looking at building temperatures that will continue to bake. you can look at this, temperatures triple digits from sacramento, las vegas, palm springs, on into tucson, arizona. and into next week, it spreads from redding all the way to phoenix. look at phoenix in death valley, 121 degrees by tuesday. and in the midsection of the country, we are looking at that expanding heat as well. we're going to see that growing warmth for early june. temperatures more like mid-july with those temperatures getting into the mid-90s to near 100 degrees today, going into the weekend. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, b

they will have prices going through the roof on the east coast. tookecisive action that i as prime minister to ensure that we would limit exports and be confident that command was met on the east coast of australia. their party seen the wholesale price come down and that is what it needs to do. mr. speaker, that is our commitment, affordable, reliable energy and meeting our missions production target in accordance with our commitment to the paris treaty. mr. speaker, if i may, because of the memorable -- honorable members of south australia asked me about this earlier, can i say -- lady will receive an extra $3.9 million over the next 10 years. and the contribution from the commonwealth will go from 28,000 to $24,000 in 2027. to members of sydney set out -- the cuts are simply not true. the u.s. and australia don't climate change at the moment. the countries are very close, as was highlighted by the recent talks. >> my question is to the minister of foreign affairs. australia, united states, foreign defense week, ourmeeting next measure of foreign

the rain slowly clearing from the east coast. day. good morning. it is monday, nine o'clock. police investigating the terror attack in central london on saturday night say they now know the identity of the three men who killed seven people and injured dozens of others. the very high priority for us others. the very high priority for us is to try to understand whether they were working with anyone else, whether anybody else was involved with the planning. to find out the background to it. police are searching two addresses in east london. prime minister theresa may has been chairing a cobra meeting. the so—called islamic state group has claimed responsibility. when we do intervene in foreign policy we are blamed byjihadists, such as in iraq. where we don't intervene, like in syria, we are blamed again byjihadists for not caring about muslim lives.

missing after a us navy destroyer collided with a container ship under philippine flag off the east coastthe nearby port of yokosuka under its own power. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk.

the labor party -- [inaudible] -- to go through the roof on the east coast and we have had to take the steps to bring them down. the decisive action that i took as prime minister to ensure that we would limit exports so as to be confident that gas demand was met on the east coast of australia has already the wholesale price come down and it ought and as it needs to do. mr. speaker, that's our commitment. affordable, reliable energy, and meeting our emissions reduction targets in accordance with our commitment to the paris treaty. mr. speaker, if i may, because the honorable member is from south australia and the school from a member of sydney asked me about earlier was from south australia, can i say that the -- our lady school will receive an extra $3.9 million over the next 10 years. and the contributions from the commonwealth, on the government's estimator, will go 41,390 in 5 to $ 2027. once again, the member for from sydney set out to mislead the house with claims of cuts that are simply not true. tom: despite that, the u.s. and australia don't see eye-to-eye at the moment on reac

moving up the east coast from d.c. to philly to new york. right during rush hour. and major delays at airports tonight. >>> the deadly collision at sea. what we've learned tonight, after seven u.s. sailors were lost. how did that container vessel plow right into a u.s. destroyer. >>> and there is news coming in tonight about carrie fisher. what was found in her system. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we begin with late developments today. the worsening horror for a mother and father from ohio. their son, who was returned from north korea was severe brain damage, has now died. this was the moment otto warmbier was returned, after more than a year in captivity. his parents reacting just a short time ago, pointing to the quote awful mistreatment at the hands of the north koreans that did this. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz leading us off tonight. >> reporter: he arrived in the u.s. less than a week ago. carried off a plane, suffering from extensive brain damage, more than a year since the world

explorers including baron, sailing with the russians and a number of others traveled from the west, the east coast of russia or siberia to alaska and the northwest. this map shows a number of barges. what i find striking is siberia on this map is a dense network of mountains and rivers and towns, very well known and well mapped. north america again has just ended. it would have been equally empty on any other map made in this period in the 1740s and 50s and the russians, this shows party of california, the spanish california, where they established this post at the southern limit of their explorations and this river here is labeled the river of the west. it is flowing out of lake winnipeg in manitoba. another theory about hudson bay, winnipeg, and the pacific by rivers. this is roughly analogous to what we saw earlier on dobbs's map. last, i wanted to show you by alexander mckenzie, british explorer connected with the northwest company, competitor to the hudson bay company and he was the first european to cross the full extent of north america. he entitled his book from 1801, voyages from montrÉal

on the east coast.esponsibility for saturday's attack which left seven people dead and dozens of others did. their responsibility to stop terror from spreading on their site. the latest as they say the internet must not be regulated. they can call it whatever they want but i am calling it what we need and what it is. a travel be in. the justice department should have stayed with the original travel being not the world --dash mike water down the politically correct version. more on this debate coming up. market this morning look like this. they're coming off of record highs on friday. eight points lower on the dow jones industrial. in europe stocks are mixed. germany is rallying up a one and a quarter percent. up hundred 58 points higher on the dax index. declines across the board in asia overnight. down a half a% in china. new questions over possible meddling. the recent allegations are simply false. we didn't have any relationship at all. there was a time when he used to come to moscow but i never met

seven us navy crew are missing after a us destroyer collided with a container ship off the east coast it's time for talking books.

on the east coast. president east coast. president trump opened onto the next phases the next phase is infrastructure rollout. he has to either later today focusing on america's waterways here the administration eyeing how to pay for the $1 trillion plan. >> one of the issues discussed with respect to the president's infrastructure plan is created different pools of projects that allow for innovation, prioritization. that will be something that again is in partnership with localities, with states to figure out what their priorities are, what they could do to raise the necessary funds to do this in a businesslike innovative way. trade to closer look at the public private partnerships. and then, the latest polling data exchanges in ohio may need some counties in this table have 00 marketplace options next year. no coverage. the president will meet with victims when he visits the state later today. terrorism in tehran. as this claiming responsibility this morning preparing attacks in iran's capital. targeting parliament in iran

coast. eastern scotland, we are going to start to get some warmth. 30, likely, south east corner.e 30, likely, south east corner. some subtle variations as this goes back south. that is going to introduce more cloud across scotland, showers and outbreaks. keeping the heat, but the slim chance of some isolated thunderstorms. we keep the heat, 30 degrees, fresher conditions starting to creep south. that is the story as we go to tuesday. cold front. introducing fresher air. more cloud here. across the east coast, temperatures dropping. keeping that down to the south, fresher in the north. wednesday, low—pressure pushing from the atlantic. the potential for seeing some significant breakdown, thunderous detail. northern ireland, and west facing coasts, 13—18. fresher in the south. mid 20s. next weekend, it looks likely that the high—pressure may drift to the new continent. allowing the door for the pressure to move. a lot of uncertainty. if that happens, we could see some significant rainfall, thunderstorms developing. it looks likely that things could become unsettled, the risk of som

baron who was then with the russians and a member of others traveled from the west, sorry, the east coast of russia or siberia through alaska and the northwest coast of america. so this map shows a number of their voyages. and what i find striking is that siberia on this map is a dense network of mountains and rivers and towns, very well known and well matched. . so north america again is just empty. >> but it would have been equally empty on any other map made in this. in the 1740s and 50s. the russians established post as far south as for loss in northern california. >> and this shows marquis to california so maybe it was spanish california where they established these posts at the southern limits of their donations. and then this river here is labeled riviera dulac, river of the west. and it's flowing out of lake winnipeg and what is now manitoba. so they have another theory about how hudson bay and lake winnipeg and the pacific were connected by rivers. >> so this is roughly analogous to what we saw earlier on arthur dobbs map but this is more detail. >> last, i wanted to show you the

well the ukip eder paul nuttall has spent his final day of campaigning on the east coast of england.ny cash while cutting net migration. he says his party is the real deal when it comes to leaving the eu. cheering. confident smiles for the last push. ukip's leader paid a visit to one of the party's strongholds. they are convinced they still have a role, even now the uk has voted to leave the eu. ukip says it is the guard dog of brexit. i think people are coming round to the idea that theresa may won't give us the kind of brexit that we really want. the party is pushing its broader policies, too. it has promised to cut immigration, improve security, put more money into the nhs by cutting back on foreign aid, protect british culture, and promote a fair democracy. the leader says they are prepared to talk about things other politicians don't. we have spoken openly about extremist islamist within our society. i have called it a cancer, said it needs to be cut out. come up with a load of proposals on how we could do that. the other parties wanted to ignore it. ukip had its best ever resul

of japan. destroyer collided with a container ship of the east coast ofjapan.n rugby scotland has beaten australia for the first time in more than four yea rs, for the first time in more than four years, winning 2a—i9 in sydney. good morning from west london. we are in the shadow of the grenfell tower where the death toll still stands at 30 although the bbc understands that the number of dead and missing is 70. we know that 2a people are still in hospital this morning. 12 in a critical condition. the queen has released an unprecedented statement on her official birthday. she has talked of her sadness after this tragedy and the recent tragedies. this is what she has said, today is a traditional day of celebration yet this year it is difficult to escape every sombre national mood. she said that during recent visit and visits in manchester and london she had been profoundly struck by the immediate inclination of people around the country to offer comfort and support to those in desperate need. and she added, united in oursadness to those in desperate need. and she

coast. for many, plenty of sunshine on monday, which means plenty of heat. high 20s and maybe low 30s in the south—eastmidlands of catching an isolated showers due to the heat. on the coast, a little more refreshing. plenty of dry, sunny weather for many. a similar story with the sunshine in the southern scotland and northern ireland, but the weather front may slip south and produce a bit more cloud. maybe some drier conditions for the western isles than of late. the weather front pushes out of scotla nd the weather front pushes out of scotland overnight monday night. a su btle scotland overnight monday night. a subtle change on tuesday. the cloud will arrive further south and introduce fresh air. mid—teens over scotland, mid 20s in the midlands, and the extreme heat further south. wednesday, dry, hotand and the extreme heat further south. wednesday, dry, hot and sunny for the south, but the potential for some showers to move in from the west. a real contrast the between the north and south. a similar feel on thursday. the heat stays in the south, and elsewhere it will be cloudier and slightly fresher

. - you went to college back at the east coast? - in baltimore, yeah. antioch college, writing. - and then eventually made it out to la. now, you have said, i was born in 1977 when i got out to los angeles. - john doe. - it was consequential for you, john doe, but also it was a important thing for you personally as the development of who you became to be out there. - absolutely. and i was drawn there by all the writers and film stuff. all the underbelly of nathaniel west and all the underbelly of nathaniel west and what los angeles represented. - at that time. - well, in the past, from raymond chandler, and - well, in the past, from raymond chandler, and charles bukowski, and all those charles bukowski, and all those los angeles wasn't the sunny eagles. sunny eagles. - [evan] beach boys, right? - nothing to do with that, it was all the dark side and (chuckling) we found it. - well, for a lot of people, at that moment who did what you came to do pretty quickly, the choice was not la but it was new york. - [john] right. so, distinguish between the two for

i mean, all up and down the east coast. outside outlook, yard work, it's just going to be a little too warm. if you want to wash the car, we're dry until wednesday, showers on tuesday, but highly isolated. church services looking good for that. again, we are going to be a bit humid tomorrow, the humidity really increases monday and es impressive with the heat indexes around 100 degrees. >>> reporter's notebook coming up. we'll be back with more of the top stories. >>> good morning, i'm pat lawson news. heading into the home stretch before the primary on tuesday, fundraising filings give lieutenant governor ralph with an edge, it's a neck and neck race for the democratic nomination for governor. on the republican side, ed gillaspie still leads his primary rivals. scott and tom with are with us this morning. this should be the political show of the country, it's been a political show dominating the country in the last few weeks. this democratic primary in particular, it seems to be a national statement of where the democratic

we start with a cool that was -- tool that was actually developed on the east coast in the 1850's. it was also used out here. what it is is a spiked tool you would use to move logs on a river drive. as they are floating in the water it would be used to put them in the water, take them out while you're standing on them. river drives were pretty grueling out here, they could take up to two weeks. the net would be in the water almost all the time with their pv's. the next is an early piece of logging technology, a felling ax. it would be used in most of the rest of the united states, but in the west coast of the size of our trees, trying to fell 10 foot in diameter redwood with an ax, you would be added for days. we saw the ax above it, a crosscut saw. that is a saw made to be used by two men standing on either side. unlike what a lot of people think. you are cutting as you push the log, not on the pull.each would take turns pushing. you are using a much stronger force than you would be using pulling. the next is a very popular circular saw mill blade. this particular blatantly from a

on the east coast.ig gamble on the special election and the backfires in a big way leaving the country's with a hung parliament. what it means for the toxin to leave the european union. the markets are taking the election results in stride. that's listed equities. the futures in the u.s. indicating a higher open for the broader averages. in europe stocks are higher across the board as i mentioned the british pound dropped sharply after the exit polls. things had stabilized a bit but you are looking at a weaker pound boosting equities. cass on capitol hill. the former fbi director unloading and present trumpet during yesterday's tent senate hearing. although it requires no reason at all to fire and fbi director. they then chose to defame me and more importantly the fbi by saying the organization was in disarray. it was poorly led. the work force have lost confidence in its leader. those relies plain and simple. they fired back in the tweet. despite so many false statements and lies. and while the fallout

missing after a us navy destroyer collided with a container ship under philippine flag off the east coast of japan. the uss fitzgerald has suffered extensive damage, but is heading for the nearby port of yokosuka under its own power. there've been angry demonstrations in london calling forjustice for the victims of the grenfell tower fire, with some protestors demanding the resignation of the prime minister. the number of people known to have died in the fire has risen to at least 30, but it's expected the final total will be higher. theresa may, says she's been deeply affected by the tragedy of the fire in west london. she's setting up a £5 million emergency fund for victims of the blaze. she made herfirst visit to meet survivors, after being criticised for failing to see local people on thursday. now on bbc news, in about ten minutes we'll have this week's edition of newswatch. but first it's time for click. right. let's see. dragons? check. singing pirates? check. orcs... yes. all of which can only mean it is time for e3, the world's maddest video games expo, in the heart of downtown l

sometimes depending on what was going on wrong side of the world we take off at miengt from the east coastnd one time i did it in -- there had to be six inches, eight inches of we are the on runway and thunderstorms all up and down coast it was truly terrifying hate od a hit i was scared but i was scared. you know. 12, f-16s arranged tankers full of fuel and thunderstorms at night you're flying off night vision goggle thinking why didn't i become an architect and listen to my mother? seriously like what am i doing here? [laughter] so i know how lipgd linked burg felt when he flew out of the weather and sun came up. you know when you can see it makes all of the difference in the world. even when you can seat clouds, and in the book i talk about -- how happy he was when he got clear of the thunderstorms. it was still cloudy. but he could see from the moon shapes was clouds and it's almost like i'm back in reality. because million that had time it is like flying through a thunderstorm, through a cotton ball you can't see anything. i couldn't. he couldn't so when you free of that you're reliev

on the east coast. uber ceo travis kalanick has resigned. investors push them out after months of crisis. a major blow to democrats or republicans hold onto to key congressional seats in yesterday's special election. karen handel beat jon ossoff in the most expensive house race ever. >> i stand before you extraordinarily humbled and honored that the high responsibility that you and the people across the six district had given to me to represent you and the united states house of representatives. maria: president trump's response to that therese this morning. it's a race against time. heavy rain and flooding across georgia. dozens of people rescued after the water rose to chest high levels. a shakeup in saudi arabia to report. 791st in line for the throne. what this means for the future. u.s. airlines are nowhere near the top of the list for the fall is coming this morning. amazon tried before you buy a pizza company rolling in a new workgroup service. we've got the details from pram wardrobe. checking markets this morning. features indicate

on the east coast. the united states is out of the paris climate accord. president trump announcing his decision at the white house yesterday saying that any deal that punishes the u.s. will not happen on his watch. >> not only does this deal subject our citizens to harsh economic restrictions, it fails to live up to our environmental ideas as someone who cares deeply about the environment, which i do, i cannot in good conscious support a deal that punishes the united states. maria: president trump's decision sending shock awes across the world. world leaders including angela merkel and canada justin trudeau and the business world also reacting, tesla ceo elon musk and disney ceo bob iger both resigning following this announcement. apple tim cook said the company is committed to fight climate change and we will never waiver. climate not the only battle for the administration right now, the travel ban headed to nation's highest court. white house has asked supreme court to overturn the fourth circuit appeals court. that decision to freeze the executive orde

do you have a judgment as to whether we need more -- similar facilities or capabilities on the east coast? >> that will be part of the department's assessment over the next 180 days. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> chair now recognizes the gentleman from new jersey, mr. norcross for five minutes. >> thank you. there are a couple of items i want to follow up on from my colleagues. the sm-3 missile. been tested considerably but had a few issues not too long ago. now i understand we got out of the penalty box and it's now tested. do you have any concerns about the reliability? >> no, sir. none whatsoever. >> so if we were able to identify additional resources, would you support or do you need additional missiles and by what year? >> sir, i'll give you the answer. the president's budget was the best balance of resources at the time at the top line. but the answer to the multi-year question from mr. brooks is that my testimony is that the technical baseline for the sm-3 is stable and ready for multi-year procurement. and additional procurement quantities if required. >> so you're