the huntington library. i'm always puzzled about this by most 19th-century bureaucrats, no direct line, a drug line into stanford that ends with waylon junior. no direct line for the huntington's so there are rumors about that. no direct line, they all died. which leaves us probably a way to end the talk, that might be the greatest gift to the state of california. their children had lived, the institutions they endowed would not exist so thank you. >> [ applause ]. >>> thank you very much. that is not quite the lecture i expected this morning. all this? >> peter duda is the engineer and his original map was something like 80 or 90 feet long. you can see it, i think we have it up online. but he is the first one to take out the map of what will be a practical line for the railroad to get over the sierra nevada. it is a practical line so you can get over it, it is not a practical line for making any money. judah himself comes to this comes to distrust the other associates and the rumor is, it is unclear, he wen

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not indduding braock and stops between huntington and crystal ci ulty. that wo not include a stop at reagan national. d.a.s.h. service here in alexandria also said to be stepping up its s service, a well. and another option for you, the water taxi running four round trips daily between alexandria and the whatever starting at 6:40 in the morning. we're just hearing about this more. more set to come out this week, pecially as we get closer to that pileggi metro dloesh that will gwen on may 25th -- closer to the weekend ending on may 25th. >> thank you. dle school students have been charged in a mob attack of a fellow student. that happened north koreanth as a 14 -- happened may 7th as a 14-year-old girl walked home. a group aroached the girl and b startedting her up. three gives and a boy h been charged with assault. >>> a plan t curb gang violence in boston is srring up controversy. a nonprofit is paying current and former gang members to attend classes. boston uncornered pays ganger me$400 a week to take classes. that's about $20,000 a year, all coming f

and huntington was a philanthropist and he gave some of his money away. his nephew created the huntington library. hopkins died without a will. but his adopted son timothy hopkins became an important local philanthropist and donor to stanford university. there's a talk about him tomorrow afternoon in palo alto that you can learn more about. the crocker's are an enormous california family. the crocker bank among other things. and have made many contributions of philanthropy in california. and then we have leland stanford and stanford university. personally i think i know which of them has had the larger impact. this is one of leland stanford's obituaries that i found interesting. this is the conclusion. when in the course of time the name of leland stanford shall be forgotten as a railroad builder it will stand out even clearer and brighter today as the founder of the leland stanford junior university. and finally when i think about the railroad and when we read the accounts of the railroads and the work of the railroad project or the work of richard white

the huntington library. mark hopkins died without a will. son, timothyed hopkins became a very important philanthropist. about himtalk tomorrow afternoon in palo alto that you can learn more about. enormousers are an california family. the crocker bank, among other made manyd have cricks to philanthropy in california. stanford andleland stanford university. whichally, i think i know of them has had the larger impact. of leland stanford's obituaries, which i found interesting. this is the conclusion of the obituary. in the course of time, the name beleland stanford shall forgotten as a railroad builder, it will stand out even clearer thebrighter today as founder of leland stanford university. finally, you know, when i think about the railroads and we read the accounts of the and the work of the railroad worker project or the white, the work of historians, about not just engineering achievements of the building of the railroad, and we have a historical soto societyp about -- coming up about that as well, but a

the yellow line is closed at huntington, eisenhower, king street and braddock road.closed on the blue line, van dorn street and frank conia. >>> if you're an uber or lyft customer, what's n happeningext week could put a dent in your usage. wednesday ride-share drivers ar planning tturn off kieir apps. st to demand better pay and clear tipping clear policies and benefits. the may 8th strike will last 12 hours start at noon, wrap up aroun midnight. drivers in the district and other big cities are considering an organized protest. >>> if you've ever wanted to visit an embassy in the district, now's your chance. today dozens of nations will open their doors to you for free. it's all part of the around-the-world em bobassytour. from there you can experience the food, the art, dance, fashion, oml of this cing from different cultures and . countries they're going to be open today from 10:00 in the morning until 4:00 this afternoon. get more information in the nbc washington app. p >>nce georges countsy growing green with pride. today the county kicks off a major cleanup ini

also local shuttles making all the stops between exempt for brad dock as well as from huntington to crystal city but not making a stop at reagan national. even the water taxig makinfour round trips between alexandria and the wharf.e king str trolly running 9:00 a.m. from the weekend and 6:45 starting on week days. c as weome out after the holiday, that first tuesday getting back to the transit groove without the stations is going to be a rugh go, but now several oher ways hopefully in the works to get you around. back inside to you. >> justin, thank you. >> it's aa big dof paying it forward in prince george's county. >> a teacher isetting a new ride after becoming the teacher of the year. >> that's right. nicole jacobs is live this morning with a look at the car she picked. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you. such an exciting moment for angel ka brooks. the best part, this new car went to someone who really needs it. riding off into the sunset in a brand car isn't something every teacher gets. but angelic brooks does. she's the teacher of the year ear prince george's for

ll 0 e line, huntington, eisenhower avenue, king street, braddock road, crystal city. s notpping at dca because of repairs happening. also closed on the blue line, van dorn street your the weekend. the redline, single tracking betweenenedical cr and grosvenor and regular service, silver, orange and green. see you monday morning for h"news4 today." e a great weekend. >>> at 8:02olwing breaking news this morning out of the district. police sayne person is dead after an overnight hit-and-run crash you're looking at. the search is on for the driver involved. officers called to stanley street around 11:00 last nighon there they found a pedestrian who died at the scene. details o learn more bout the victim and trying to figure howcr this ash happened. once we gather the details we'le upda you in the nbc washington >>> all new this morning, more than 20toeople rushed the hospital after a plane skidded off a runway and crashed into a river. is happened down in florida. it happened late last night in jacksoiaille. offic say a boeing 737 plane arriving from quantity taun mgu cu

as well as huntington to crystal city, making all stepsin between except for reagan national. taxi also set to make fourroundtrips daily between alexandria and the wharf. here we're h service at king street starts at 9:00 in the weekend. and as we get closer to may 25th, you'll likely hear more about the ways to get around before the big tuesday commute after the holiday. back to you. >> all thetions out there, hopefully people are listening and will bible to make it work for them -- and t will be able make it work for them. thanks. >>> today in virginia, skins players will be back on the field today for the start of ohs, t's nfl talk for organized team activities. it will be the first time for the veterans and rook toes work together. -- rookies to work together. some are enjoying the new perks of being a pro player such as getting your own trading card. >> it's unbelievable that kids will be collecting myway the way i would collect cards when i was younger. this is full circle now. it's really exciting, get to make sure i give a goodsi ature for the card and make that kid's

one tweeted can someone explain why the huntington shuttle pent gone going through maryland instead of or anyone that doesn't i olve goingst my work? >> why couldn't we hire people here? i didn't know that part.ee they nd to know where they're going becau i can't be late. >> these drivers do tell us they

actually came at midnight. 63 degrees. 7 miles an hour to the north. 57, gaithersburg, 56 degrees in huntington and 50 degrees in winchester. why some may get to the upper 40s. i don't think you will need thet j sun comes out, even at 6:30 or 7:00, the sun is hot. we have to look back to this storm. look how big this is. snowfall in denver, the biggest storm they've seen this late in may in 45 years. the tornadoes ongoing in the st. louis area. tornado watch in parts of illinois and missouri. for us, it's bringing us something first, warmer air from the south moving in from the frombringing in warmer air the south temperatures starting thursday and friday. high temperature tomorrow, 76. another beautiful day. doesn't getore perfect. light wind. 97 on thursday. on the warm side. 40% chance of showers or storms. we'll be watching that. 86 on friday and 87 on saturday. and even warmer sunday, high of 90. 86 degrees monday. memorial day. only a 30 to 40% chance. better chance next week. 90 degrees on sunday looking really good. thebeaches, in the 70s. who's going to the beaches? it'sme, in ocean ci

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area-wide, 86, 89 in manassas, 93 and huntington, 93. take a look at tomorrow.e will take you hour-by-hour. knock at 8:00 a.m., waking up, stepping out the front door, kids at the bus stop, okay. nd tart to see showers clouds developing. 2:00 or 3:00, a little line here and later in t day. and 6:00 in the d.c. metro area and through the region behind it nicer weather the next couple of days. let's share what we're expecting, 90 tomorro 84 on friday. 86 on saturday, 83 sunday. best charchs of stomps tomorrow afternoon and sunday afternoon. much more on that 10-day forecast heading to june. best characterizations of storms tomorrow. best chances. >>> helping you save on college tuition next. >> dna revealing new clues about our >>> today is may 29th, also known as 5/29 day.n susa hogan is here with what you need to know about saving for college. >> we're talkingbo aut 529 plans. i set them up for my kids as well. the average college graduate has $37,000 of debt. that number could be lowered if more families took advante of 529 programs. they're government sponsore

the landmark toentagon express, huntington atlantic a expressnd traditional yellow line shuttle. >> it'shame they can't have found a d wayo it without shutting it down. >> reporter: let's talk about the why. they are going to be completely rebuilt. spny amount of time you can see why it's necessary. you spend a lot of time above these platforms, you don't see why it's necessary. but you get down ere and s the rows and rows of joists and it's a biober prm. >> it is a risk. while it can be said the best time to have done thisork is sometime in the past, the second time is absolutely rightnow. >> reporter: can metro guarantee they can get this done by early september. >> i remind everyone come september 8th, weill stillbe doing work out there but the service will resume. you will still berk seeing out there throughout the platforms. >> reporter: the riders say they have faith and will just grin and bear it. >> not worried at all. >> reporter: no? >> they had the fast track they shut down for a couple weeks. a beautiful operation, well synchronized, shuttle buses. it's perfectly fine even th

now, up to 70 and 72 towards the huntington area and a big difference exactly what we were telling you about yesterday of a frontal boundary. i don't expect much tonight, the only exception northwest of frederick and winchester line. maybe towards boonsboro or hagerstown you have a chance of seeing showers but not much out there. i'm watching this storm here and then dallas has severe weath . the lasuple of days, the temperature forecast has been the hardest part of the forecast. now, the rain forecast and what type of storms we get. amelia is there to time it out for us. she will tell you exactly. >> this is extly. it comes in at 2:45ov and m out at 7:45. in all honesty, a 40% chance dealing with rain later in the day. scattered showers and thunderstorms. friday, better chance of dealing with rain. jumps up to 60%. showers and thunderstorms in play. saurbt, most of the day is dry, tnd rain or a rumble of thunder could impac the area. and sunday morning, and weove throughout sunday it does look like we will dry out. we should dry out a monday looking completely dry. you look at this gr

it really is quite nice. 72, leesburg, 72, baltimore, 72, huntington, a high of 76 earlier veday. a little above age. how about that after cooler than average days. all inll we will see nicer a weathernd warmer weather. nothing on the radar any time soon. cloudy weather courtesy of the same storm that brought us the rain on friday,ay satu sunday. they all came togetherto spinni rds the north and east. this is a tiny storm bringing us a chance for rain andloud cover and frontal boundary early tomorrow morning, a chance for isolated thunderstor. look at the temperatures. cool in the east, warm out to the west. that warm air,0s are poised to make their way to the weekend. not quite tomorrow. 77 early a.m. shower. a possible aernoon shower possible. 84 on friday. 85 on saturday. look at the warmth, 89 sunday. 30% chance of afternoon shower or thunderstorm. your typical summer-like storms and including warmer weather and more on this, weather day at nats park, throwing out the first pitch. >> you're ready. thank you. see y in a few minutes. >>> ahead at 6:30, new calls for transparency

ndmark to huntington express and traditional yellow line shuttle.till, there's some frustration. >> it's just a shame they couldn't have found a way to do it without shutting the line down. >> reporter: let's talk about why it's happenig. thelatforms along the blue and yellow lines will be completely rebuilt. spend any amount of time here, you see why it's necessary. nyou spend time o these platforms, everything looks normal. you get a look down there and see the rows and rows of joists holding it up you start to see the bigger problem. >> it is a risk each and every day w have people crowding on those platforms. while it can beaid the best time to have done this is in the past bute the secondst time is right now. >> reporter: now, t to get to work, in alexandria, adam tuss, news4. >>> next up in this week's hand it to handly, i find out what it's like to care for not one but two 300 pound bears at the national zoo. >>> opening the doors to this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memori

one in leesburg. 82 in huntington. 81 degrees down towards the frederick area.the mild side. warmer than average and warmer over the past couple of days. on the radar, nothing in area right now. this evening, if you have anything between 4:00, maybe even 6:00, i thi you'll be fine. it's later around the 7:00, ur00 hat we're watching. we're calling it a slight risk. the area in the fellow also areas in green is what's called a marginal risk. we have a chance of a severe storm. when you have a slight risk, a that'ood chance of one to two severe thunderstorms. that's what we have the potential for as we make our way throughhe area. not everybody is going to see strong storms, but keep your eye out. the storms are back to the west, back into portions of ohio, right along the ohio river. these re allgoing to move into our area and we're going to start to see some develop overw tords the mountains and move into our area over the next couple of hours. as i said, nothing going on out there right now.th here's e front. this front is going to stall aroundom our area trow.

temperatures in the 80s. 83 manassas.n 81 dowwards huntington. no rain right now. we have a slight risk for severe weather. that normally tells me we'vegot a good chance of one or two severe storms could kick off. nothing out there until you get west.ut to the north and you can see the big storms firingin parts of west virginia. also up towards thephiladelphia area. just not firing in our area. there's one just south of fredericksburg. that's really aut it. yes, we could see some of this come in tonight, over the next couple of hours. don't let your guard down yet.i you do see any light nining, make sure you stay indoors. we are watching this front right here. you can see the line of showers ociated with it. it will make its way down through our region. that gives us another chance of storm tomorrow. sun and clouds. 82 tomorrow. chance of understorms. we're going to get into this pattern over the next couple of days. heatex around 90. it's going to be a warm one. 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms. 40% chance on monday. tuesday really nice. cold front moves th

one tweeted can someone explain why the huntington shuttle pent gone going through maryland instead of the hov or anyone that doesn't i olve goingst my work? >> why couldn't we hire people here? i didn't know that part.ee they nd to know where they're going becau i can't be late. >> these drivers do tell us they received some training before starting and wehod say that this issue wasn't widespread. many said their ride was just fine. >> organized, smooth, on time. no problems at all. >> some roads seei her traffic than normal, but on the first real commuting day of this shutdown as we get ready pick the platforms, it's clear not everything is running completely smoothly. back here live as people continuto get onthe shuttle buses tonight. i did just hear back from metro. they said simply they have too many people and too many shuttle buses in operation and they had to go and hire some contractors to come in here and do this. 'll see if this irons out throughout the course of this week which is really should. it's inexcusable for someone to get lost. you want to find the other ways aroun

this rider on an express bus weeted can someone explain why the huntington shuttle to the pentagon is going through maryland instead of using the 395 hov or any route that doesn't involve driving past my work in d.c.? >> why couldn't we hire our own people here? people already work for metro. i didn't know that part. they need to know where they're going because i can't be late. >> that is a little bit irresponsible to not have -- to get all these drivers in but not give them their routes and not train them a little bit ahead of time. >> these drivers did tell us they received some training and the issue wasn't widespread. many said their ride was just fine. >> they're organized, smooth, on time. no a problemt all. >> reporter: roads did see higher traffic than normal, but on the first real commuting day as we get ready to fix all these platforms, it's clear not everything is running completel smoothly. and back here live tonight, everyone is trying to make their way. right now everything looks okay for the evening commute. metro got backo us about the bus operator condition today. th

the yellow line is closed at huntington, eisenhower, king street, braddock ro ad. blosed on the van do rn street and franconia. >>> f you takeber or lyft, a big ride sharing strike is planned for next we k. it could mean no service for hours. there are calls for drivers to turn off their apps next wednesday in d.c. and six other major cities across the countrym k segraves explains what the drive drivers are looking for. >> uber estimates the ride share company and worth up to $90 billion and plans to offer shares to the company to the public sometime this month. uber drivers like this man who wanted to speak anonymously said they'll walk off the wednesday. >> i just boente driwon't drive >> drivers plan to turn off their apps at noo wednesday, may 8th and leave them off until midnight. ntie wells from georgetow university has done several years of research into how uber drivers are paid. she said the drivers want to send a message. >> thers worke vhave been experiencing really difficult situations for a peweod. >> ls explained the paperwork uber filed in order to o

yellow line, about huntington, eiseower, king street and braddock road and crystal cid anwon't stop this weekend at dca because of the repairs that are happening. also closed on the blue line, van dorn street for the weekend. as far as the red line, singlet cking between medical center and grovener and your regular service silver and ornl and green. see you monday for news4 today. have a great day. >> thank you, ma'am. >>> there is a warning for dog n owners airfax county. neighbors in one community believe that coyotes are targeting their pets. > and northern virginia bureau reporter david culver headed out to the community where residents say three dogs were snatched and killed. >> cell phone video of 12-year-old chipper. small but feisty. part of the family, his owners say. >> show themow you dance. >> reporter: the family didn't want to go on camera but tell me one night in early march chipper had briefly gone outside and his owner out there with himnd she noticed twooyotes like these also in her yard. >> the next thing she knew she heard theog across t street in the woods. it was fo

huntington, icen how aeistnhowe et, franconia and van dorn. go to the nbc washington app and search metro shutdown. >>> the top spot in the region's largest county is opening up in a decade. that is setting off an intse mpetition. >> among democrats four candidates are vying for the nomination to run r fairfax county board chair. the june 11th primary less than three weeks away. >> today julie carey moderated a forum to try to pin the candidates down on some key issues. >> sharon has led the fairfax county board for a decade, but she'sretiring. these are the four democrats battling to succeed her. two already elected leaders, jeff mckay, a supervisor since 2008 and ryan mcelvy on the school board. tima chpman, affordable housing developer and alicia, a georgetown law professor. school funding a top issue. fairfax county top arch pay still falls below neighboring to arling >> teachers should be the best paid in society. >> even with the teacher pay increases, they are still out sing us. >>as the perceived front runner mckay took the most shots

ee these storms down in parts of calvert county.is ths the strongest storm coming through huntington.moving right across the bay now. this one does have a warning associated with it. here is route 2. this is going through frederick. that's where you're seeing the thunder and lightning. down through mechanicsville in through st. mary's county. down around 235. just to the north, light rain but still raining. on the shady side, area, right alng 301. seeing that as well. another rain shower. the nationals start their game at 6:30. here it is nats park. more rain going to come right over nats park. exandria a pretty good downpour right thugh downtown. even some shower activityack towards manassas. we're not done quite yet.nd south of 66 a 50. that's going to stay with us for the next couple of hours. here's the next round tomorrow. then we get into some more unselgt unselu unsettled weather through the nexyocouple days. u've got clearing skies here. how about looking off to the west? d a completelyfferent scenario? the dark skies. the rain continues just down to the south and east of the

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i don't know what will women played in huntington but i do think it's important somewhere in here that we need to -- even if it's specific women by name, at least the goal of women in this enormous effort, you cannot ignore that women had a lot to do with the development of the western part of the united states. >> can you address -- >> the labor force was all-male. there is a tv series, on wheels and another one about the canadian railroad and the use a device, a young woman making believe man, her family or whatever it might be, that might've happened but probably not. not very many. and it was a backward society. san francisco during this time was overwhelmingly male. really until the earliest 20th century that it became balanced in a way. so, now, there were some women brought over, wealthy merchants to marry and establish families the part of the story of the descendents of the railroad work there's but the other women were brought over to be prostitutes. the role of some women were the missionaries who tried to get women out of the prostitution and women who tried to aid and conv

a record probably in johnson city, raleigh, huntington, nashville as well and macon. the 90s. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happenin your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. our temperatures will be very close to right now we're st off your wednesday in mostly the 50s. 59 in arlington.bu 49 in gaithersburg. 55 in fredricksburg. average high today is 77 so close to average indeed. tomorrow much, much warmer and a chance for thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon a evening. some of those could be on the strong to severe side. >> that is your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you. >>> coming up, la kudrow getting candid about the body image issues she felt on the set of "friends." >>> also ahead this mornin a sister hood like no other. west point is about to graduate its lgest class of black women ever. but first, they're talking to us. >> then the startu sdded cannes premiere of brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio's highly anticipated new movie. what critics are saying. safety? privacy over the fight over

record temperatures this is what we are looking for for friday a record in johnson city, raleigh, huntingtonery, alabama with temperatures getting up into the >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. nice to see the sunshine over san francisco and across much of the bay area this morning. we will have a chance to dry out and some warmer temperatures for the inland valleys, reaching into the low to mid-70s today. we'll be up to 70 in san jose. 76 in napa. san francisco, 63 degrees. inland areas, we will continue on with mid-70s and sunshine. by the end of the weekend, we'll watch out for rain nearby. it could move in memorial day. >> >> that is your latest weather. >> al, thank you >>> coming up, lisa kudrow getting candid about the insecurities and body images she felt on the set of "friends." >>> also ahead, a sisterhood like no other. west point is about to graduat its largest class of black women ever first, they are talking to us. >>> then the star-studded cannes premiere of brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio's highly anticipated new movie. what critics are saying about it. >>> privac

applying enhanced standards based on assets in the so as if that foreign bank was comparable to huntington and columbus, with assets of more or less 100 billion? mr. quarles: we are looking at the risk of the u.s. operations to the economy, the u.s. economy , that is our obligation as regulators, but we donate ignore the fact that those -- usually ignore the fact that those operations are part of a global institution. we regularly engage with foreign regulators in their home country aspectsere are certain of the proposal that take into account the branch operations which are part of the global the united states, the way that would not be done for a domestic institution. sen. brown: bid 2155 require you to make those changes for foreign banks? mr. quarles: no. sen. brown: so you just wanted to do a favor for the foreigner bigger banks? last question, mr. otting, you have said that anybody who feels that we are beginning the cra is misinformed or economically advantaged by the current structure. was a quote. does that mean you're saying that, ladies who have been victims of redlining and oth

as if that foreign bank was comparable to say huntington in columbus with assets of more than 100 million. the risk ofoking at the u.s. operations to the risk to the u.s. economy. i think that's our obligation as regulators, but we don't ignore the fact that those operations are part of the global institution and we engage with the foreignop regulators of come in the home country for the home jurisdiction. there are certain aspects of the proposal that take into account the branch operations which are part of the global, which are part of the global bank, the branch operations and the united states in a way that would be done for a domestic institution. >> the 2155 require you to make those changes for foreign banks? >> no. >> so perley you and chair powell wanted to do whatever public policy reasons some kind of favor for the fourth megabanks. last question, mr. otting. do not many of us are concerned about your plans for the community reinvestment act? anybody who feels where we can see here ise either misinformed or is economically advantaged by the current structure. does that mean yo

so, as if that foreign bank was comparable to say huntington and columbus with assets of more or less 100 billion. >> we are looking at the risk of the u.s. operations to the risk to the u.s. economy. i think that is a our obligate obligation as regulators, but we do not ignore the fact that those operations are part of a mobile institution and we regularly engage with the foreign regulators of the home country for the home jurisdiction. and, there are certain aspects of the proposal that take into account you know the branch operations which are part of the global, which are a part of the global bank branch operations in the u.s. that would be done for domestic institutions. >> did 21 25 require you to make those institution changes? >> no. >> so, apparently you and the chair wanted to do, whatever public policy, some favor for the foreign megabanks. last question, you know many of us are concerned about your questions and your plans for the reinvestment act, you said anybody who feels that we are weakening cra's is either misinformed or economically advantaged by the current structu

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i know that when i listen to the farmers, when i listen to people in gettysburg, chambersburg, huntington, when i go home they say support the president, stay the course this is who we sent to washington. we've seen the success. we've seen the success of the tax cuts. we've seen the great appointment he made to the supreme court. south-central pennsylvania is behind the president, continues to behind the president even in the face of these tariffs. stuart: a vital state in the 2020 election. as i understand it the president is going to pennsylvania next week, for a big rally? >> yes he is. stuart: is it monday? >> it is early next week, yes. stuart: will you be with him? >> no. i'm going to be here in washington. i'm in the shadow of the capitol right now and i will be here doing what i've been sent to washington do, and that is voting. stuart: congressman, thanks for joining us, sir, we appreciate you being here. >> thank you very much. stuart: back to the big board, unlikely rally. ashley: gained a little bit of momentum this morning. stuart: seems to have. we went in at 9:30. the marke

i grew up surfing and fishing on the coast, huntington beach.ou for sharing your story. lindsey graham's proposal released yesterday focusing on the asylum process. we played that clip of lindsey graham talking about legislation and he went on to talk about his conversations with president trump about getting his legislation included in the president's [video clip] plan. graham: he said, we have to stop it. how do we stop it, lindsay? while we talk to the people. they know if they bring the small child, your chance of being deported goes down to almost zero. if they ask for asylum, we do not have enough space to hold you for your hearing for three years, they let you loose in the country. until you change these magnets, these laws, no wall is going to stop the flow. i think he got that. and the aid makes sense only if you turn off the faucet. this is what i did tell him, that we are not going to pass my bill as written. you are going to have to get democrats in the room, and this is the time for the trump to show up and got us all in a room and

see him at book ends in new jersey and book review over the weekend huntington, long island.ts christians and conservatives. he has a big update. first let's check in with sandra smith what is coming up on her show. >> good morning, brian, ainsley, steve. don mcgahn former white house counsel not expected to show. we'll see what happens. last night president trump in pennsylvania. more from the big rally. loretta lynch now accusing james comey of misrepresenting her words? the latest on that. a big three hours coming up live from "america's newsroom," top of the hour. what makes these simple dishes the best simple dishes ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. ♪ brian: as you know don mcgahn is, was the president's counsel and he was there until recently and at one time john dowd and ty cobb said if you, special counsel robert mueller, if you want to speak to don mcgahn, go ahead. he spoke 30 hours. there was a bleep on don mcgahn's team, it was just being transparent. i want to you talk to robert mueller. one

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