this, i justwer how pleased i am to be back here at grove city college again. especially to be in this auditorium -- our great friend and a great benefactor of the college. we know a lot we don't know a lot. the reason i say that, we know a lot from observation, not a lot of -- not a lot by statistics. terrible.64 they were distorted, full of lies, deceptions. it was difficult to know what was happening. consumer welfare was not a priority of the soviet state. far from it. the main priority for the state was industrial -- industry to support the commonest movement, to support military power in the soviet union. it's a central plan was established. the regime needed a method of somehow andntrol -- method of directing it towards -- the ends and preferred. cannot use the market. it was not out, but the market by the end of the soviet union in 1991, or shortly before the, the senator living there -- is one third of -- roughly one third of the men states -- this was after 60 years of central planning. as it was poor. of economy and living, shared facilities, sanitat

. >> he is speaking in grove city, pennsylvania. their motto is because faith and freedom matter, something we have seen that is unique with his administration, we saw recently with donald trump at liberty university's they are not afraid to touch faith, they are not afraid to go there. >> there is nothing wrong with touching faith which i wish democrats and even some republicans would agree with that. there are ways in which faith has promoted people in value and morality and compassion that every american whether they are religious or not should understand and embrace. when you touch messages of faith, you show more compassion. >> rex tillerson at 11 am. maybe we won't hear from the president first, we would hear from the secretary of state. >> the foreign minister of saudi arabia speaking together. >> is an interesting we will hear from the secretary of state, what do you like to hear from rex tillerson? >> he will talk about partnership between the united states and saudi arabia. we need to go forward in the 21st century to conf

we've been listening to vice-president pence speak to grove city college. there was an inspirational tone in the speech, trust the dreams in your heart and never let go of those dreams and trust god. he spoke personally about his life lessons and his life journey. he said hold onto your calling and never let it go. an inspirational speech, 30 minutes from a commencement speech to the class of grove city college, a christian university in western pennsylvania. david: no coincidence where the college was. western pennsylvania key to the pence-trump victory in november. it was a different tone to the class than president trump. this was deeply personal, talked about failures running for office and what is needed persistence was the words that he used, to follow the dreams in your heart. so, we've got the vice-president in pennsylvania right now. >> a lot going on. >> and we've got his boss, the president, overseas right now. these are live pictures coming in from saudi arabia, riyadh, saudi arabia, 6:00 in the afternoon there. president trump arrived this morn

. >> the vice president landed in grove city, live footage of him landing at the tarmac giving the commencement address is that we will cover live when he is speaking. he is greeting people at the bottom of air force ii. why is "fox and friends" still on the air at 10:00 eastern time? a lot of historic moments, first time this has happened, a little over time, we will be on for the next hour. historic things happening around the globe. >> benjamin hall, you have been following this all afternoon, what a busy day, some busy moments to come. >> no way we can cut away from this. we are getting new information out of this. what started the moment is a lot of ceremony and formality welcoming, the president has moved on quickly, just eight hours into his trip and they have gone to the big deals we were expecting. in bilateral talks at the moment. the commerce secretary on the president's left and rex tillerson on his right and after the meeting we get a signing ceremony. we are hearing there will be eight letters of acceptance and one letter of intent, these military deals, $110 billion in deals imme

he was the keynote speaker at grove city college in pennsylvania. so i say to all the graduates here today, don't fear criticism, have the huh h milt to listen to it, learn from it and most importantly push through it. the vice-president was met with some protestors outside of the graduation ceremony. he is due to gift commencement speech at notre dame tomorrow. some students there have reportedly planned a walk out in response to pence's stance on healthcare gbtq rights. following to pennsylvania, the vice-president headed to ohio. there he celebrated arm's forces day thanking a crowd of air men and their families. he also vowed that president trump will propose the largest defense spending in deck aiz. meanwhile former vice-president joe biden delivered a commencement announcement today. he addressed the graduates of morgan state university in baltimore. biden also received an on doctorate from the school graduation time, springtime, hoping for some of that warmer weather to come. stick around. here's a live look outside but we had kind of a cool

the center for vision and values at grove city college hosted this hour-long event, which was part of a conference titled, the god that f

he's now the president of grove city college in pennsylvania. >> thank you, carl. >> all we can do ise president and comey said to each other until or if comey ever speaks, but mccabe yesterday did say it is not standard bureau practice to tell someone they're not the subject of an investigation in a q&a with feinstein. what would it mean if he did say that? >> well, there are times when the fbi, and the justice department, more the justice department than the fbi actually, you know, responds to questions from individuals about the nature of an investigation in relation to them. so it's -- i have experienced that to some extent. you know, you'll have different words we use. sometimes we talk about subjects and targets and so forth. so we can only speculate as to what that conversation might have been about. and whether or not, you know, the former director comey was being more precise with his language. it's just hard to say. >> very hard to say. and we're obviously caught in a cyclone of speculation right now. there's the added issue of the motivation for the president's decision. as

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the center for vision and values at grove city college hosted this hour-long event, which was part ofa conference titled " the god that failed coming in some and socialism then and now. " >> good afternoon everyone. my name is kyle george stead. i have to say, it would not be a true visit back without al stereotypical brain, nice to see most of your made it dry.

he delivered the commencement address at grove city college in pennsylvania before greeting service membersht patterson air force base in ohio. this evening, he'll deliver another commencement address at the university of notre dame. the ncaa, the naacp excuse me is now in search of another president. after just three years, the civil rights organization says the decision was necessary to usher in a quote system wide refresh as it looks for ways to push back against president trump's policies. brook said he was saddened and baffled by his sudden dismissal. >>> rouhani has been elected to a second term in a landslide. he beat his challenger by nearly 60% of the vote. rex till eson emphasized the joint u.s. commitment with saudi arabia to stopping iranian gr s aggression. he said he's willing to talk with his iranian counterpart quote at the right time. thanks so much for joining me. the big question on a lot of people's minds right now, how are iranians judging president trump's actions today? >> not very well. the regime here hasn't taken it well. they don't think diplomacy is going to go f

i'll tell you one thing though, i saw mike pence give his speech today at grove city college. he was terrific. it was a reagan-esque speech. it was a very, very good speech. and i think, you know, somebody's going to write a contrast between his speech, write a column or an op-ed or a piece contrasting his speech with trump's at the coast guard academy. [laughter] it begs to be written. it begs to be written because it was a terrific -- i mean, if you haven't seen it, i would urge you to go on youtube tonight and take a look at it, because it really was, it was a speech for all americans. >> so i get the impression you didn't think much of mr. trump's speech at the coast guard academy. [laughter] >> he uses first person pronouns like he's eating breakfast. [laughter] >> let's go to the audience here in gaithersburg. [laughter] we have a question right here. >> [inaudible] >> hang on. i think there's a microphone coming for you. >> is it on? >> it's on. [inaudible conversations] >> so speaking ofen inheritance -- of inheritance, would you say that ted cruz and the freedom caucu

the center for vision and values at grove city college hosted this hour-long event, which was part of a conference titled, the god that failed: coming in some and socialism then and now. >> get afternoon everyone. my name is kyle george stead. i have to say, it would not be a true visit back without al stereotypical brain, nice to see most of your made it dry. i'd like to remind you we have a book table outside in the atrium so i would encourage you to check that out at some point during the conference. we would also like to thank our sponsor, the united states just as charitable foundation, and for filming and we're broadcasting this lecture. this is titled, millennials for flirtation with socialism. we will focus on the american fixation with socialism, and in particular my generations fixation, which i'm as shocked as many of you are by. it is my pleasure introduce three professors who will speak to us today. is andrew mitchell associate professor of history who earned his bachelor degree -- his masters and doctorate from ohio state university. he contributed a chapter for a book a

mike pence will speak to the largest graduating class in grove city college history in pennsylvania.ity is tight as protesters are expected just outside the campus during a 10:00 a.m. eastern time ceremony. and a new name could be in the mix for a possible presidential run in 2020. republican senator from arkansas tom cotton hinting to party leaders in iowa about launching a campaign. cotton denies he has any plans to run for the white house. his current senate term will end in 2020. those are your headlines this morning. clayton, over to you. clayton: thank you so much, abby. been called one of president trump's toughest weeks yet he's comes under fire from both sides of the aisle. embattled leaks coming from inside washington in his own administration. how county president fight back and win? here to weigh in is founder of american majority and former speech writer for george w. bush ned ryan. nice to see you this morning. >> good to be here. clayton: the president as you mentioned is being attacked from all sides right now, republicans, democrats, the medz. how does he begin to, a

he was the keynote speaker at grove city college. a private christian college. class of the college since it was founded. the vice-president echoed the same messages that trump gave in a similar speech about a week ago. >> so i say to all the graduates here today, don't fear critici criticism. have the humility to sis listen to it, learn from it, and most importantly push through it. >> today pence will be delivering another commence many address at notre dame. >>> well, it was the annual walk for autism in south jersey. hosted by autism speaks. the walk is the world's largest fun raising event to enhance the lives of people who are living with autism. the proceeds helped fuel innovative research and make connections to critical life long supports and services. the walk raised over $100,000. >> ♪ all right. the art museum steps there's the reach and raise event. we'll be right back. ♪ what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinven

city as you move north and west as well. we'll take tour. you can see right now, moving through chester, piles groveerfield right now looking at some of those downpours. this will likely dump another half an inch to an inch of rain. we'll zoom into center city, west philadelphia, east falls, kensington, port richmond, looking at that red. that is some very intense rainfall. this is lifting on off to the north. now take a look at the hail track on ultimate doppler. indicating some small hail moved newest deptford moved right through the center city area we're talking about pea size to do dime sized hail. but certainly those thunderstorms packing a punch. we'll go hour by hour and watch the clock. by eight, 9:00 o'clock we're looking at more activity rotating up from baltimore and d.c. parts of south jersey the i-95 corridor. tepp, 11:00 o'clock, we're still looking at some of those downpours across the area. temperatures today made it into the upper 60s for philadelphia below where we should for this time of year right now rain cooled in the low 60s. and as we take look at the temperature spread acro

that's a street gang out of the city of garden grove. he goes by the moniker of capone.inly brought up into the gang life through his family. through his mom and surrounding family members. he was basically born into the gangs. >> i just grew up, like, angry. you know, so it wasn't cool showing your emotions and crying. i channeled all that hurt into anger. i started gang-banging. you know? and i said, if i'm going to cry, then i'm going to let their blood be my tears, you know? >> what did you do to gain notoriety? >> point of word, blasting fools, you know? >> did you kill anybody? >> i mean, you know, i've been -- i've been -- it's been alleged, you know. >> through his years of coming in and out of custody, he has elevated his status within both the inmate population and the gang population to be considered a very violent inmate. >> all the things that i've been through, it's like i've been walking through hell wearing gasoline shoes. >> i'm telling you right now you've got the green light to do what ert is known best for. >> nice and steady. nice and steady. >> the

as the messages and the floral tributes grove on the city's streets, the grieving process is beginninght. we will hear some of those soon. there is a fast—moving police investigation. we know that this morning the threat level in the uk rose to its highest level in the uk rose to its highest level critical. we will speak the home secretary, amber rudd, later this morning. for now, though, the headlines wherever you are waking up this morning. good morning from bbc london news. i am katharine carpenter. as we've been hearing commuters heading into work are likely to see an increased police presence and soldiers in some locations this morning. it follows the raising of the raising of the threat level from terrorism to the uk to critical. the army may also be stationed at government buildings and busy public places. detectives from the counter—terrorism part of the metropolitan police say the arrest last night at an airport was not related to the manchester incident. they were stopping someone escaping the syria. in sport, sam allardyce has resigned as crystal palace manager five months a

grove and bensalem. left lane blocked with construction crews out there right now. live on the ben franklin bridge westbound traffic up and into the cityd of a lonely ride. not too many people out there just yet so you're doing all right if you're coming to the city on the ben. construction crews out here on northeast extension northbound the on-ramp from lehigh valley, the right lane is blocked there. and also northbound between lansdale and quakertown we've got the left lane blocked. construction crews out there doing their job an few sprinkles out there matt. >> karen thanks. >>> breaking news here. a man was shot in the back of the head early this morning in north philadelphia. shots rang out on the 2700 block of north dover street around midnight. when investigators arrived they found the victim laying on the sidewalk. he was rushed to temple university hospital in that very critical condition. police continue their search for the shooter. >>> two people were stabbed in wilmington, delaware, this morning. it happened on the 1000 block of robin road at 4:00 a.m. police found a woman with a.m. self inflicted stab wound to the neck.

moderate to heavy rainfall as we move toward piles grove also east green wish looking at moderate to heavy rainfall. that continues into university cityity, parts of old city. looking at some of those downpours but the culprit, look at this pinwheel right now off to the south and west. it's upper level low. but take look at the thunderstorms right now around the nation's capitol. that activity will move through later on this evening. so if you're stepping out to dinner grab that umbrella. seven, 8:00 o'clock we're looking at that batch moving up from d.c. moving into delaware, parts of south jersey. the i-95 corridor once again downpours ponding on the roadways, this is nine, 10:00 o'clock we're still dealing with that activity despite some of the cooler conditions that we saw the first part of the day. live look right now at trenton. we're talking about the cloud cover, high only upper 60s for today. right now in the mid 60s for philadelphia. it's cooler in the poconos. look at this. only 54 degrees. but we have 70s parts of south jersey down the shore, 73 atlantic city along with wildwood. so for tonight, we're dodging some of those

city. we have red line delays problem outside glenmont earlier delays to shady grove.ox. breaking news on the bay bridge. this is going to impact your ride, this big crash as you make your way from the eastern shore to across the bridge to annapolis. you can see traffic moving just fine toward the eastern shore. it's the other direction. we have a medevac helicopter landed on the road right now. traffic is not moving. we'll keep you updated on this breaking news. very serious crash involving several cars. you can see one off the road into the woods. we're working on gathering more information but again this is on the span of the bay bridge as you head inbound toward annapolis this morning. a big situation there. traffic moving slowly as you try to cross the bay bridge to the eastern shore as well because of a rubberneck delay. we will have more traffic in just a few. >> ♪ bassett is unique in regards to that customability. you've got a thousand different fabrics to pick from. very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we

one city councilman says about 2,000 people now live on the streets of oakland. >>> a california high-speed chase ends in a citrus grovesuspect tried to hide out in on orchard. >> a dramatic prediction about the future of our driving habits, coming up. ,, who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. certainly gave the c-h-p a challenge in southern california today. officers started chasing in santa clarita >>> a high-speed chase suspect certainly gave chp a challenge in southern california today. officers started chasing him in santa clarita. but he ended up ditching the car near an orchard in ventura county and you can see here a news chapper still following him as he ran through a large grove of lemon trees. the chopper kept following him. a k-9 caught him and he

city. it's a slow go. in cherry hill the left lane is blocked at route 70. at grove they are blocking the two left lanes.ng, most of you won't see that if you hear thunder get indoors because it could be strong storms partly sunny, cooler tomorrow, 72, much more comfortable, lower humidity. probably in the 60s for the union game at night. 70 with buildings clouds on sunday, rain holding off until you go to bed. >> police arrested a man who shot up cars outside a bucks county walmart. the latest on the 32-year-old suspect in custody for the scary incident in quakertown on "action news" at noon. >>> "live with kelly" and ryan is next. i'm matt o'donnell have a great friday and great weekend! >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today come up from the new book "the book of henry," naomi watt watts. plus, one of our four family finalists will drive away in an all new volkswagen atlas as we conclude our "four-wheel family face-off"! all next on "live"! [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪

95 northbound dale city to beltway takes 25 minutes in the yellow zone. 395, 270 urbana and topside of beltway outer loop at speed right now. red line earlier train delays shady grove as you take a look at the wide view yellow inbound through cheverly dealing with a closure in dumfries near tebs lane. fallen free. extra time to get around that. questions erin fox d.c. on twitter. we'll be back with the 6:00 well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. hold on a second. mmm. ♪ ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >> straight ahead at 6:00 another riseist incident in the campus of local univ university. who was targeted this time and how the school is responding this morning. >> and plus get ready for tush ulens on the hill today. air lies on the hot seat. united ceo one of many set to get a grilling from law make sdmrerz first a live look outside. tuesday morning, may 2. weather and traffic coming up on the fives at 6:05. good morning. i'm

city. let's switch to maps. look at the morning ride 270 northbound crash shady grove heavy germantown to beltway. seeing a 35 minute slae done because of volume. outer loop george ablocked part of southbound on 1 a 30 minute slow down route 1 to past georgia avenue. 95 southbound earlier crash cleared normal volume icc down and inbound new york avenue crash norm west and heavy volume north east because of that and red line earlier malfunction. and keep in mind safe track surge 1 5eu78 pacted between carl on and armory. any questions @erinfoxdc on twitter. b.w. parkway north and southbound sluggish. we'll take a closer look at virginia commute on 95 and 66 next. steve and i allison. >> developing overnight in montgomery country police looking for three men that robbed 7-eleven stars at begun on point on and 7 minute later 7:55 and also new this morning lawmakers working to create independent safety oversight panel for d.c. troubled metro system. senate approved a bill that will head to the house this afternoon before the independent committee can move forward. one person died and dozens others wer

city light volume icreasing not enough to cause any major slowdowns. south that of point you're quiet through fredericksburg and stafford. 270 on the southbound side volume picking up by shady groveough to cause any slowdowns. want to take a look at our maps. army/navy drive closed for a- police investigation by fern street. they have a police helicopter there as well. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you maureen and holly. >> let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most on social media. >> wisdom back with our realtime news tracker. >> environmental protection agency replacing half of mex on one of its scientific review boards. it will make a clean break from the former -- from former president obama and his administration's approach. those serving on the board were shocked and surprised by the move because they had been told they would be serving another term. >>> let's go to orlando now and orlando florida where a little girl was attacked by an alligator. now the scary attack happened over the week. the girl was sitting by a lake in a park where an 8-foot alligator bit the girl. now she had to pry the animal's mouth opened to break free. th