trish: you just heard the buzz coming in from glasgow scotland. scotland had been anticipated to stay and that is indeed what you see that on the screen 168,000 voting to stay in the european union.

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this summer he headed to glasgow, scotland to sing a leading role. >> my dream is to go overseas andw up and come back and sing at the ryan opera center and be able to sing opera. >> kyle performed in italy last year and holds two other jobs to help ends meet. he always makes time to practice his opera. >> when i close my eyes it's like i hear myself. >> i'm sure. >>> more ahead on our next half hour of "action news" at 12:30. a woman heard the hard way have you to keep a safe distance from wild animals. if it's not done correctly the enjoyment can turn to pain. and tips from the doctor to keep your kids safe. >>> stories we are following on "action news" at 12:30. towns in rural texas counties are bracing for more flooding. hundreds of people are evacuated don't know when they can go back home. >>> and a woman watched a man put a drug in his date's drink and decided to step in. >>> and now there is an app to reunite families with their beloved animals. >>> and we start with the forecast, on this sunny wednesday, with no rain in the forecast it's a pretty perfect day. sky 6 hd get ou

. >> this happened in glasgow, scotland. no one was killed. two adults and eight children were hurt. five years ago, the same coaster broke down and left people stranded for eight hours. the amusement park where it happened has temporarily clesed. >>> time for a weather and traffic on the ones. let's check in with tom kierein to find out what kind of day we're going to have. the humidity creeping back in. >> it is already. you can see it in the air hanging over washington. live view from our tower camera zoomed in on the washington monument. it's all calm this morning. you'll need your sunglasses and sun block, go sleeveless and shorts this afternoon. have your em -- umbrella in. getting your exercise in today, low to mid eight by noontime. weekend that's coming up in ten minutes. what's going on on 295, jack? >> still have our closure in place unfortunately, tom. shut down in both directions. i-295 between suitland parkway and mall cox x. authorities rail on scene and there's no time frame to give it cleared. leaving frederick heading toward

it's a result of that masses -- massive margin in glasgow. the in campaign has pulled ahead of the out campaign with these latest results. of course these could go the other way. falkirk also voting in their nail but it has to be said there is already some bad blood between the labour party and the s&p and scotland labour saying as you were saying that the s&p has not turned out its vote. >> that of course is the charset is firmly denied. let's turn it back to angus. we have had in the past few weeks a second independence referendum amongst others john major and john osborne. you have been quite silent on this topic. if britain votes to leave the european unions went to that. >> give us a case that --. >> we are just going to another account in london again. >> the total number of votes cast in favor of remaining was 118,463. the total number of votes cast in favor of leave was 39,40021. in favor of remain in wandsworth. wandsworth votes and that gives a boost to the lead currently by the in campaign but often a swing seat in general election

other visitors at the m&d amusement park near glasgow rushing over to try and help pulling some to safety. ambulances and paramedics arriving at the mangled pile. >> the best thing you can do is back up and give them some space. >> reporter: there were nine people on the roller coaster when it derailed. 11 people total injured, including 2 on the ground, taken to the hospital. most of the wounded were children. before the accident, eyewitnesses said it had been raining heavily, one commenting about how ramshackle the park's rides appeared. police quickly evaluated the park, and tonight it r this isn't the first time this ride has had mechanical issues. five years ago riders were stuck on it for nine hours. tonight, an investigation is under way. >>> next tonight, breaking news out of california. several people stabbed at a protest involving white supremacists. lauren lyster with the late details. >> reporter: the rally quickly turned to chaos. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: police stepping in to stop kicking and rock throwing. the organization coming under attack, the traditionalist workers'

this summer he is heading to glasgow scotland to sing one of the lead roles in la boheme.7-year-old holds two other jobs which add up to 90 hours a week and he still finds time to practice his opera. >> it's a lot of sleepless nights and a lot of long days but it all pays off at the end 'cause you get to do what you love, music. >> kyles performed in italy last year. he hopes to one day sing with the lyric opera company in chicago and the metropolitan opera house in new york city. >> pretty incredible. 5:48. when we come back the energetic veteran who threw out the first pitch at a major league baseball became. >> and the cats bring a little blue to the white house. karen. >> it's 69 degrees right now in philadelphia and we are headed up to a beautiful 86. details in that seven-day forecast coming up. >> ♪ at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. burke wall done sprinted on to the field faster than most people half hi

martin geissler, glasgow. >> stewart: britain is the united states' closest diplomatic and military ally in europe, and top economic partner. a fifth of u.s. exports to europe go to the u.k., and so does more than $500 million of direct u.s. investment every year. to address how brexit could affect the u.s. government relations and american business operations in the u.k. and europe, i am joined by cameron abadi, a senior editor of "foreign policy" magazine. what are the implications for u.s. companies that use the u.k. as a base, and an entry point to business in europe? >> well, you know, a lot of companies use britain precisely that way. so you cited how important an economic partner that is. but it's hard to disentangle how much of that partnership is about britain and how much of that is about europe. and i think it's safe to say a lot of that is about using britain to get access to the much bigger market in europe. now that britain has decided it's not part of that market-- or at least temporarily won't be part of that market-- a lot of companies are going to have to calculate whet

remarks atch the bloomberg glasgow. president obama is giving a huge in indiana.akers posted sales figures throughout the morning and it was a tough month for both. gm missed estimates. i'm joined now from southfield, michigan. we were expecting the declines for made but why were sales down so much? >> we are still trying to figure that out here it on the one hand, gm has signaled they were going to let off the gas. have been pulling back already on lower margin sales, rental car companies. brakes ony hit the that this month and reduced those sales, the biggest cutback in a couple of years. retail sales fell as well. it was a surprise, hit gm about 13%. retail sales were down about 11% across the board. news that it that is possible the reason the sales are down is that the automakers are not being as stupid or as generous as they have been in the past when demand softens a little and they go off her huge offers, and discounts. maybe they are showing discipline. >> have auto sales peaked, is that what you're saying? when we do not know. last year was a record year

they were on a roller coaster that derailed in glasgow, scotland yesterday.he kids and we don't know what condition they are in right now. five years ago, the same roller coaster broke down, leaving people stranded for eight hours. >>> we're one week away from the fourth of july holiday and we want to -- we know many of you will be hitting the roads to celebrate. i want to give you an idea of where gas prices stand right now. the average cost for a tank of regular unleaded in d.c. is $2.54. the average in virginia is $2.13 right now and it's $2.28 in maryland. >>> new this morning, arlington is the best place to retire. considered nine criteria, including, cost of living, and health care costs. franklin, tennessee, west des moines iowa, sarasota, florida, and scottsdale, arizona. >>> the count plans to 150 ghost from two parks. the birds will be processed and meat donated to the maryland food bank. geese feces is a big problem in the park. it can impact the water quality and cause unsanity conditions on athletic fields and lawn areas. >>> a new poll from nbc

it's 65 degrees in wilmington now. 67 this glasgow, middletown and delaware., in the 70s. georgetown 70. 70 plus at the beaches. both a little bit over 70 degrees. that was a pretty impressive line of showers and storms that moved through. and it was so strong, high up in the atmosphere, real strong smg and that is what helped to produce those winds. very strong winds up there. and they came down in those thunderstorms and came out and did all that damage. but look what we're left with, nothing but a couple little sprinkles around the area. we're also left with cooler days around here. it was 83 yesterday, it's been in the 80s for a while. 73 was the high today. tomorrow even without rain, it's only get to ting to 76 and then friday 80. allege warm a little warmer over the weekend, average high this time of year is up to 81. these are the sustained winds right now. everybody coming out of the northwest. atlantic city still 26 miles per hour. they gusted up to near 60 miles per hour with the storms. and tomorrow, these are tomorrow winds, not that much less tha

glasgow, 75 already. reading point, only 68. as we head to the delaware beaches, a little wind off delaware bay. 69 degrees, dewey beach. 71 at bethany beach. back to the west, 73 in greenwood, georgetown, 72 degrees. well, we have the dry conditions here. some clouds starting to show up in ohio and the showers and even some thunderstorms in indiana. but it's going to take a little while for any of that moisture to head this way. we got up to 78 degrees yesterday. going up to about 82 today. and 86 tomorrow. but then, it starts going down. thursday, because of the wind coming off the ocean, and because of the rain. so we got sunny skies now, but the rain is going to be coming eventually. here comes tuesday night. no problem. wednesday, clouds increase wednesday especially delaware and extreme south jersey. some computer models do bring rain into the area even before wednesday is out. pretty much all the computer models are showing at least some rain during the day on thursday and many of them showing fairly widespread area of ra

i've been on this book tour and i was just just at the glasgow woman's library and i was looking around at the entirecenr library of women in the history of women's lives in the minutia of women's lives in all of the things we've thought about for a century at least. i was like really, this is where we can't grapple with this? you just decided this is in surmountable and you can't getet your head around this thing? that feels wrong to me. >> don't you think they are grappling with it. >> i don't feel like there is an engagement on the exclusionary side. >> i feel like there have been other iterations of that. l i feel like elizabeth cady stanton around race and the vote, there were a lot of iterations of that. i'm not disagreeing with you but i do feel like even some of the, this is the line but that has also been a part of the grappling. >> i think what i'm saying is how can you look at all this and not clearly see that you are choosing the wrong side of history.on to >> truth. >> we just have a couple more minutes before questions. i will pose one last question to rl you. >> wendy i t

to safety as pair are medics treat the injured and ambulances brought them to nearby hospitals in glasgow. >> ten people have been injured. >> two injuried were standing underneath the roller coaster. before the accident, eyewitnesss said it had been raining heavily. one commented how rack shack is the rides appears. five years ago, riders were stuck for mine hours on the same inverted coaster. >> the park safety concerns don't end with the tsunami. in march, eight people had to be rescued when another roller coaster ground to a halt 20 feet in the air. >>> many new developments regarding britain's vote to leave the eu. scottish leaders are threatening to block the so-ed brexit. scotland voted overwhelmingly to remain in the eu. european leaders are dak backing off their calls suggesting britain should be allowed time to reconsider. there is intense jockeying in britain over who might succeed prime minister david cameron in the next few months. >> there's also intense pressure on financial markets this morning. asian markets are mixed. indications the u.s. markets are leaded down again to

at the same time, the younger generation didn't vote as much as the older generation, a lot at the glasgow music festival or traveling in europe. older voters in their droves, whether through postal ballots or just turning up at the polling booths, they felt more passionately about this and that's democracy. >> tom and susan, thank you both for being with us. appreciate it. >>> we're keeping an eye on that box down in the corner of your screen, the dow still down. the uk's vote leave the eu having ripple effects throughout the world. it is not just about that box and your money, also about security coordination, especially when it comes to the fight against terror. as you'll see, when shoppers add an item to their jet carts, they automatically shrink the prices of millions of other products. very impressive. whoo, it's got a little kick to it. sorry, i can't hear you?? nice shirt craig. at jet.com, we always find innovative ways to save. get 15 percent off your first order. i accept i do a shorter set i acthese days.t 22 i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of i

. >> try that in glasgow or edinbur edinburgh. united kingdom. united in separate bits.of the results of the vote yesterday will be to increase the instability of the united kingdom. >> but if scotland goes for -- pushes hard for a second referendum, do you think northern ireland, which has exactly the same, i'm looking at the map now for northern ireland. all counties voted to remain. it's hard to give scotland it and not give ireland the same one. even though there are huge political differences in the argument. >> it's difficult in theory but not in practice because in practice, all solutions are a bit messy. n what happens in northern ireland, i think, is anyone's guess at the moment. >> how difficult will the negotiation with europe be. this morning i've heard everybody saying we want a clean negotiation, a fast negotiation, a rational negotiation. if all of that hand, then it should be business like and efficient and fair on both sides. i'm guessing you don't think it should be. >> on our side, i meant, thesa may might give you one outcome. boris would give you ano

and then, you know i've been on this book tour, and i was just at the glasgow women's library, and i was looking around at this entire library filled with books by women, about the history, you know, the history of women's lives and the minutiae of women's lives and all of the things we've fought about for a century at least, and i was like really? this is the thing where we can't, we don't grapple with this? you just have decided that this is not, this is insurmountable, and you can't get your head around this thing? i don't know, it's just -- that feels wrong to me. [laughter] >> but don't you think the fight is the grappling with it? >> well, but i don't feel like there's an engagement on the exclusionary side. there's -- >> but i feel -- >> they're not allowed. there's no grappling. >> right. >> but i feel like there have been other iterations of that too. i feel like there's been, you know, elizabeth cady stanton around race and the vote. there were a lot of iterations of that. so, i mean, i'm not disagreeing with you, but i do feel like even some of the intransigent, like, this

glasgow 67% remain, also in the top 10 pro--eu areas. we have had a couple of swing areas declared.o had northern island -- ireland, which is the biggest accounting area, 56% remain. so we have had these come in thick and fast. wales, 59% leave, 41% remain. in a broader context, let's talk about this. what can we read from these latest results? >> you did mention it a little bit earlier that we are seeing remain edge ahead. remain at 50.7%, leave at 49.2%. have these we results coming in, it is still early on in the night. of 382 have declared, so we are nowhere near halfway through yet. odds checker, got to look at that. before we got these results and the commission unofficial exit poll, we were 90% chance of remain. 49%he moment, 57% remain, rags it. it is still looking -- 49% brexit. it is still looking close. yeah, thank you very much. at the moment really, it is so close to call. that's what we have at the moment coming through. ftse futures down 5%, starting tumble. -- sterling tumble. the pound, rocky ride since the polls close. we were 150.18 at one stage. we are not far of

the accident happened at a theme park in the town of motherwell, that is near glasgow.ows us how an afternoon of fun turned into a terrifying scene. >> reporter: good morning. witnesses describe hearinging the initial sounds of screaming children but they could tell these weren't the normal yells you'd expect from passengers on a thrill ride. this was something far more menacing. several people are hurt but they are expected to survive. this nightmarish crash. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: amid the chaos, the shock and horror in the voices of those nearby is clear. a witss moments after a roller coaster, carrying nine people, derailed and flew off the tracks in scotland sunday. >> oh, my goodness. >> not emotion but the emotion that just cannd to the you hear the screaming and the fear of people. >> reporter: images from the scene show bystanders rushing to help kid trapped upside down following the crash. at least ten people are injured, including eight children. >> they are injured. >> reporter: police say five cars on the tsunami roller coaster at this theme park detac

the irish president in glasgow on monday, we were reflecting on the long-standing relationship between our countries and i look forward to going in the future. >> how would you practice that? would you automatically stay inside or would you apply to be a member state? >> the option is on the table. matt: that is scottish first minister nicola sturgeon addressing the press at brussels with all 27 eu leaders. she is not calling yet for a new referendum for scotland to leave the u.k., but she is saying she will do whatever she can to keep scotland in the eu. if the u.k. leaves the eu, that would mean cleaving off from the united kingdom. talking as well about what is going on in ireland, of course northern ireland and scotland were two of the four countries in the u.k. that voted to stay in the eu. the english and the welsh both voted to leave. we have heard talk as well about the possibility of something happening with northern ireland. possibly even reuniting, of course it would be a very difficult task but that is the kind of talk we have been hearing since this brexit vote. obviously

the turnout and glasgow appears to be quite low. london will be very important. , he mayd to kettering or may not have heard suggesting that we are in for a tight night. 50-50 line so far. what have you picked up in the course of the evening about the general mood? i think this is not a surprise. this is leave territory. mp who has been flourishing. not a surprise. before this result came in, we talking about maybe 65% to leave, so not quite as high as they were expected. and soffer, the stronger in as youan, not as high predicted. >> i think this is a better result for the in campaign. leave us and this was the best area in the country. >> we will have to wait and see, we will get some reaction later on from the lead campaign -- leave campaign. this is a regional cap. we will be monitoring the regional picture. a lot of this area is expected to be very strong in support of leave. >> favorite very rudely interrupted nina, sorry about that. >> it was kettering, i will let you out -- off on this occasion. me what about to tell this bi

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. >> a few you results, glasgow has gone with remain. calling can you bring us colin, can you bring us up-to-date? >> the result is a bigger victor remain.ictory for turnout at 67% is reasonably respectable. to falkirk now. >[indiscernible] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> no surprise. respectable turnout. does the fall into the pattern of scotland not turning out? >> exactly the scottish pattern. turnout 4% down from the general election. the victory for remain, fine. but not as big as we might have expected. better news for the leave side. >> i'm so close to speaking to you. [laughter] the referendum held on the 23rd of june, 2016, after the referendum act, and having been authorized to do so by the regional counseling officer, i could buy give notice that i have certified the following, the total number of 158,018.ounted 118,463.ber for remain believe, 39,421. , --cted >> remain has one and one big -- won big. as i try to work out what that means. maybe we can start with you. what do you make of that? >> much higher. we talked the

ten people, including eight children, were hurt in sunday's derailment at an amusement park near glasgow. police say five gondolas detached, slammed into the ride structure, and crashed to the ground. i can't imagine. there is that moment on a roller coaster where you feel -- maybe it's designed to feel that way, but this is unbelievable. >> you nailed it. it's designed to make you feel scared. it's not supposed to be designed to actually be a cause for concern. >> that's the beauty of a roller coaster. you think you're doing something death defying, but you know i'm safe because they test these things. so that is so scary for everybody involved. we'll follow that. >>> meanwhile, the fallout from brexit, what does the uk's divorce from the eu mean for the fight against terror? we have a former top safety department official who will weigh in next. ok team, what if 30,000 people download the new app? we're good. okay... what if a million people download the new app? we're good. five million? good. we scale on demand. hybrid infrastructure, boom. ok. what if 30 million people download the