sarah ingram is standing by. laura ingraham is standing by. >> huma abedin in the fact that director comey when investigate hillary clinton and didn't find intent with huma abedin, like sean said, our investigation into the unmasking is showing that this is highly politicized and not beyond flynn -- there were hundreds of people unmasked as well as congress, as well as other members. i think we need to look at the full scope of what was happening during the obama administration and during the election. we will get answers. >> sean: is this potentially the biggest scandal in the history of this republic, when all is said and done? >> i absolutely do believe that this is probably one of the biggest scandals in the republic. everything that we know it comes to true -- and light is shed, i really truly believe it will open everybody's eyes to something and hopefully it will stop.

meteorologist chelsea ingram live in the weather center tracking some activity. chelsea. >> hey, joe. we'll start off with a look at temperatures. we made it to 73 degrees at philadelphia international airport today t we're now checking in in the mid 60's right around 65 degrees, 62 in millville. we have 63 in trenton, 61 allentown, 61 in reading. we're in the low 60's in wildwood and mid 60's currently in atlantic city. a check of storm storm scan3, mh quieter story compared to about four hours or so ago. we have moisture located out to our west and that's what's going to be impacting us as we head into specifically sunday night and memorial day. now, it's not going to be completely dry this weekend or for the remainder of the holiday weekend but it's not going to be a washout either. meanwhile types in -- high temperatures in the 70's. we'll talk more specifically when you'll see the rain. back to you. >> camden county honored the memory of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. "eyewitness news" was at the camden county veterans

john ingram was operated on by ian paterson.hich i now know to be complete fantasy. there was no other choice. if i wanted to survive, if i wanted not to develop breast cancer and all the horrors that go along with it, i needed to undergo this operation. and so after the surgery, what were your feelings towards him at that point?” the surgery, what were your feelings towards him at that point? i think rather if use my police statement i saidi rather if use my police statement i said i thought he was god, but he certainly was a hero. he was fantastic. he had sorted me out. all of this potential illness and horror that goes along with breast cancer isn't going to happen to me now. that goes along with breast cancer isn't going to happen to me nowm your mind and that of your family, your mind and that of your family, you saved your life? absolutely. and at some point, you came to realise that what he had done was completely unnecessary. i think the main penny dropping moment was i sat down with one of the surgeons and he said when

than last weekend but the rain is moving in just in time for the start of your work week, chelsea ingramenter with more. >> it was really nice today. good amount sunshine, now the east wind clouds built right on back in overcast skies, 59 in philadelphia. 57 in trenton, 56 millville. 58 in wilmington, we'll show you a live look at stormscan 3, there's not a whole lot going on, couple of specs, but too dry for anything to be reaching the ground, that will be changing soon. look at all the moisture out to our west. it is associated with a frontal boundary that frontal frontal boundary is going to be swinging on through as we head to tomorrow and bringing us quite a bit of rainfall, showers will be developing overnight. expect to see periods of rain monday, rainfall amounts generally anywhere from landfall to an inch, and we could see higher amounts some spots. we'll talk more about that coming up in just a bit. sending it back to you. >>> early morning fire in the wynnfield seconds of philadelphia kills three people before firefighters are finally able to bring the flames under control. jo

the teens just starting to arrive when the dance's d.j., chris ingram saw the giant twister moving towards them. >> i ran in. said we have to get cover. going to be a direct hit. >> he and the venue owner, rushing 20 people into two bathrooms and storage closet where they rode out the storm. >> people were screaming, crying. backed our backs up against the door right here. >> when they finally came out this is what nay saw. the building torn apart. the three rooms people were standing. >> unbelievable to see there was no building left except where we were located. >> not a single one of us, hurt, scratched. god was with us no doubt on that. >> reporter: in areas along the tornado destructive paths, 49 people were hurt. some as one twister touched down right on to interstate 20. search-and-rescue operations still under way. with two people still missing. and another tornado hitting central mississippi. two people there feared dead. >> back here in canton, owners here at busy sorting through all of this damage. they say had the tornado hilt 45 minutes later when the prom was set to start, do

meteorologist chelsea ingram is tracking showers through the area. chelsea, we're looking at a holiday wash-out >> the easy answer is no, we did started out with a little bit of sunshine but the clouds thickened up. this afternoon, it's 71 right now in philadelphia. the official high today was 77. that is perfectly seasonal for this time of years, we were a little bit cooler at the beach areas down the shore with that on shore wind today with highs in the 60's for many locations. here's a look at that rain i'm tracking, again, we're dealing with light echos showing up here on stormscan 3. of places like cumberland sought and delaware and we'll see rain moving in as we head to the overnight hour, strong storms moving into portions of western pennsylvania. not only will we be dealing with the chance of showers, we will also be dealing with the chance for couple of thunderstorms as we head into the overnight hours and into memorial day, a soggy start but showers will be moving out and we'll see breaks of sunshine, we'll time it all out for coming up in

chelsea ingram is live in the we in the weather center. >> kind of like a reality check for us.t's not summer time just yet. current conditions across the region 62 dries degrees in philadelphia. twenty three make to it 76 today but that was after midnight and the temperatures continue to tumble throughout the day with this winter influence you coming off of the cooler water. 58 degrees in atlantic city, 62 in millville. we had 63 degrees in wilmington. you don't need me to tell me this but take a look it is much cold compared to just 24 hours ago. on an order of around 16 degrees colder in wilmington all the way to 33 degrees colder right now in atlantic city. a quick check at storm scan3 shows it's really not a whole lot going on but our next storm system is taking shape in it midsection of the country. we'll talk about when that will bring us some rain coming up. back to you. >> firefighters working to try to contain a 300-acre forest fire in shamong township burlington county. evesham fire rescue sent us this photo of the fire that is burning off route 206 near dingle town r

. >> reporter: chris ingram was among those trapped in this barn. >> i could hear the roar. >> reporter: in the next few minutes, at least 70 high school students had been expected here for their prom. if this had happened an hour later, this whole thing would have been packed with kids. >> yeah, it wouldn't have turned out the way it did. >> reporter: tonight, what was lost here seems overwhelming. [ crying ] but so does what was found. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, canton, texas. >> reporter: i'm maya rodriguez. the weekend flooding has taken a deadly turn in the midwest and south, blamed for at least seven deaths. among them, two children in hinesville, arkansas, a 4-year-old boy and his 18-month-old sister, both swept away after getting stranded with their mother in a car. >> we need to get out here and find them. it's been a lot of people from the community come together to help this family out and that's what we're out here doing. >> reporter: the rescue mission called off this afternoon. now a recovery, as authorities see no way the two young children could have survived the rushing

the teens just starting to arrive when the dance's dj, kris ingram, saw the giant twister moving towards them. >> i ran in, i said we gotta get cover, it's gonna be a direct hit. >> reporter: he and the venue's owner rushing about 20 people into 2 bathrooms and this storage closet, where they rode out the storm. >> people were screaming and crying. we backed our backs up against the door. >> reporter: when they finally came out, this is what they saw, the building torn apart. the three rooms they were hiding in, the only ones left standing. >> it was unbelievable to see that there was no building left except where we were located. >> not a single one of us was hurt, scratched or anything. god was with us. there's no doubt on that. >> reporter: but in other areas along the tornadoes' destructive paths, at least 49 people were hurt, some as one twister touched down right onto interstate 20. search and rescue operations under way, with two still missing. and today, another tornado, hitting mississippi, two person there feared dead. back in canton tonight, the owners here, trying to sort thr

meteorologist chelsea ingram has the very latest for us on the rest of the weekend. >> today was definitelyur reality check right. take a look at temperatures. right now they're in the 50's. we made it officially to 76 degrees today but that actually occurred after mid might. the temperatures then tumbled and most of the day we were in the 60's. 56 degrees in atlantic city we've got winds coming off the ocean and they have been contributing to a cooler day out there. definitely a big difference compared to just 24 hours ago. 32 degrees colt in mount pocono to a 24 degrees colder right now atlantic city. right now things are quiet on storm scan3 but we'll zoom out. here's our next system that's taking shape in the center portion of the united states. this is heading our way sunday night into monday bringing us quite a rain. vile more coming up in a bit. for now back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> divers continue the search of the delaware river for a missing swimmer in northeast philadelphia. tonight family and friends are just praying for a miracle at at this point. "eyewitness news" report

phil ingram, a former intelligence officer, joins me now from birmingham. good afternoon.views say to you about what may have gone wrong here? jana well, i don't know that anything has gone wrong. it is normal after an incident that the intelligence agencies will review procedures to see if they can do something better oi’ see if they can do something better or if there is something they have missed. does this indicate that there is something more? these alerts that were allegedly not acted on? public statements have come out to see that information has been passed them, but it's easy in hindsight to look at where you've missed opportunities, but what we are asking them to do is asking them to have 24—24 site, look at this before they have the full picture and that's difficult for them. they have to examine their own processes and where mistakes might have been made or where they can improve things in order to get that 20—24 site. will they be asking them sufficiently searching questions at themselves? definitely. they are dedicated individuals who want to make sure they g

john ingram was among ten former patients chosen to testify against paterson at his nine week trial.persuaded me to undergo a double mastectomy. a massively invasive procedure and the lumps injohn's chest were actually harmless. paterson exploited me as a person for his own ends both as a cash cow, being paid to operate needlessly on me, to satisfy whatever bit of twisted logic is in his head and also he exploited me and invalidated me. i thought it was cowardly and pathetic. the scale of paterson's crimes is breathtaking. every face here a victim, and this is the just the start of it. solicitors believe the final count may run into the hundreds, quite possibly the thousands. this guy potentially has a history of offending that spans 15 years or more maybe, and that has got to be addressed.

john ingram was among ten former patients chosen to testify against paterson at his nine week trial. in every other aspect it was textbook ian paterson. he persuaded me to undergo a double mastectomy. a massively invasive procedure and the lumps injohn's chest were actually harmless. paterson exploited me as a person for his own ends both as a cash cow, being paid to operate needlessly on me, to satisfy whatever bit of twisted logic is in his head and also he exploited me and invalidated me. i thought it was cowardly and pathetic. the scale of paterson's crimes is breathtaking. every face here a victim, and this is the just the start of it. solicitors believe the final count may run into the hundreds, quite possibly the thousands. this guy potentially has a history of offending that spans 15 years or more maybe, and that has got to be addressed. the sentence has got to be significant enough so that society is protected from this man. in my eyes, he deserves nothing less than a life sentence, and i hope he gets it. i hope they throw away the key and he never comes out. never to do thi

john ingram was among the ten former patients chosen to testify against paterson at his nine week trialas textbook ian paterson. he persuaded me to undergo a double mastectomy. a massively invasive procedure and the lumps injohn‘s chest were actually harmless. paterson exploited me as a person for his own ends both as a cash cow, being paid to operate needlessly on me, to satisfy whatever bit of twisted logic is in his head and also he exploited me and invalidated me. i thought it was cowardly and pathetic that he tried to rationalise the way he victimised me, the way he hurt me, both physically and mentally, and then tried to defend himself using the same vulnerability he had exploited to get me under the knife in the first place. solicitors believe ian paterson's victims run to the hundreds, quite possibly the thousands, and for every face here the same question — why did he do it? perhaps he liked adoration of the patient. i mean, if you tell someone they're going to die of breast cancer, but if you let me operate on you, you're not. then tell them afterwards that the pathology showe

john ingram was among the ten former patients chosen to testify against paterson at his nine week trialt it was textbook ian paterson. he persuaded me to undergo a double mastectomy. a massively invasive procedure and the lumps injohn's chest were actually harmless. paterson exploited me as a person for his own ends both as a cash cow, being paid to operate needlessly on me, to satisfy whatever bit of twisted logic is in his head and also he exploited me and invalidated me. i thought it was cowardly and pathetic that he tried to rationalise the way he victimised me, the way he hurt me, both physically and mentally, and then tried to defend himself using the same vulnerability he had exploited to get me under the knife in the first place. solicitors believe ian paterson's victims run to the hundreds, quite possibly the thousands, and for every face here the same question — why did he do it? perhaps he liked the adoration of the patient. i mean, if you tell someone they're going to die of breast cancer, but if you let me operate on you, you're not. then tell them afterwards that the patho

international they took a stake in that come also gate group, a , and lastort caterer year they bought ingramro from california for $6 billion in the i.t. space, so very ambitious in their overseas goals. haidi: will not be deterred. thank you for that. the fed set to carry on with its low and slow approach to rates. we will take a look at what houston expect from tomorrow's decision. next, we will be talking exchange traded funds or etf strategy with the chief executive of vendor securities. ♪ rishaad: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am haidi lun in sydney. rishaad: i am rishaad salamat in hong kong. the world's top aluminum producers says profit doubled, rising to $1 billion. china releasing figures a month late after a disagreement with ernst & young and a short seller attack. shares have been suspended since march 22. suing the short select for a defamatory report. asia and latin american spending drove gains with total first-quarter revenue reaching $2.7 billion for mastercard, highlighting south korea, japan, and south korea helping the bottom line. many emerging markets had not ye

and stuart varney, laura ingram, once upon a time ran the big wrestling company linda mcmahon.to challenge, he would like her job. she wants to keep her job. a busy three hours, from right now. >> stay with us. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. ♪ it is a new dawn ♪ a new day ♪ and i am feeling ♪ blue ♪ >> that is a beautiful shot. clayton: and a beautiful song. heather: as the sun rises on the nation's capital happening today just hours from now united and american airlines in the hot seat on capitol hill over passenger confrontation. clayton: the effort to keep passengers safe in the skies. >> reporter: two hearings on capitol hill to address the issue, customer service at the nation's airline, house transportation infrastructure committee, united ceo oscar nunez and representatives from alaska, american and southwest airlines, several lawmakers propose legislation that would bar airlin

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it happened just this afternoon on ingram terrace in silver springs.ice say the driver jumped the curb, crashed into flower pots, and landed on the front steps, luckily no one was hurt. and the house, well, it wasn't too badly damaged. >>> let's get a check of the weather. gwen tolbert with more on what has been a very inside day >> thank you. >>> you've been saying for weeks we need the rain. >> about an inch to inch and a half but areas to our south up to two inches. we got it. and we're not out of the clear just yet. i also want to mention that there was high wind damage that was reported in dalgren virginia, a sudden burst of high wind, vehicles in a parking lo the at the naval support facility turned a vehicle on its side and the national weather service is surveying that to see if it was a tornado or not. no official word on that is yet. but we'll let you know. >> a dreary day out there. i can't give you much in the sunshine demarco. we did have a few sunny breaks earlier when i was driving in i saw a little bit of parting of the clouds and sun a

i spoke about the german— russian house in colin ingram and i believe thousands good developments if. —— kaliningrad. though right to protest is important and i've highlighted the role of n60s. we receive negative reports on the way that homosexuals are dealt with in chechnya in particular, and i ask president putin to use his influence to ease the way homosexuals and also jehovah's witnesses are approached in the country. i think this dialogue is important because we agreed to continue on the process after the presidential election in france. we do have setbacks from time to time. i support what was said just now. the work of the monitors by the osce, i want to highlight it is even more sad when people who are working for those rights are in danger and i think the central point where we have very little success where we keep reminding ourselves of the minsk agreement, which was that we need a ceasefire. we have now started working in parallel politically but the ceasefire is of essential importance. the exchange of captive people. i can say for the german federal government and for

advisor general mcmaster will be coming out shortly, momentarily, to give a statement, just as laurie ingram was saying a few moments ago was imperative. if you didn't know before. she is unique and persuasive. >> what can i say? you have to remember, always consider the source. in this piece, it repeatedly referenced sources that clearly came from the previous administration. we know that the previous administration -- former and current sources. officials expressed concerns with drums handling of sensitive information. it's all kind of shocking, set a former u.s. senior intelligence official. could it go back to the reagan administration? i don't think so. i have a feeling it is the obama folks on this is more troublemaking. charles was right. this could be a slipup or, and it could be untrue, and i think we are going to hear something somewhat interesting coming from mcmaster. >> james: is there anything that general mcmaster can say in this imminent appearance at the white house that would satisfy you that this is not a major deal? >> yeah, he could say didn't happen or he could say it w

i mentioned ingram micro last year for a $6 billion buyout. >> thank you so much.ill asia's first major market open now just moments away. we have circa got some markets that are close -- have got some markets closed for the holidays. >> south korea and japan, hong kong as well. it will make sophie kamaruddin's job a lot easier. breakeel like i am on with the light trading today. in australia, we are looking at spotless group as well as down er edi. we will be watching apple suppliers in taipei, hon hai among them. future signaling a weaker start. >> apple fell in extended trading after iphone 7 sales disappointed. tension between beijing and washington as trumps time to pick threatened sanctions against those helping north korea. h&h raising its game in global its stake ineasing deutsche bank to nearly 10%. a looming credit crisis in china. this is the second hour of daybreak asia coming live to you . >> it is just after 8:00 p.m. here in new york. i am betty liu. i know some of the major markets are closed. japan is closed as well as hong kong and south korea. so

i think it is so important that we hear from you because it's a hesitating thing for parents ingram parents to talk about. so i read your testimony and i'm sorry wasn't here to hear you give it. we are trying to work with families in certain things. one of them was an athlete. she described herself in the hospital as an addict. she had been in and out of recovery and unbeknownst to the discharging physician who didn't read all the charge that discharged her with oxycodone into her pic line and didn't wake up the next day. we are trying to fix those kinds of things so that situation can happen again but one of the things, i'm curious to know tracing back and looking at what happened with your son we are trying to get this acute pain issue. if you have an acute athletic injury that you don't need two weeks of pain medicine or maybe 48 hours or 72 hours. was that ever offer to your son, short-term treatment for short-term prescription option for him of the initial prescription? >> i believe a shorter term. i don't have the record i do get the record for the prescription that it was a friday ni

we're going to bring in laura ingram. >> hey, guys. it's always a better tuesday with friends.hire on a department that needs a lot more. what's your reaction to that? >> i would say it's not all that surprising. in the first six months of an administration, you see a shakeout. it's like a baseball team. you put someone as shortstop, it turns out they might be better at third or minor leagues or off the team. it doesn't surprise me. i don't think it's that big of a deal. i think they're learning about how they need to hone their communication skills. marry policies with events. so, for instance, last week we learned that 30,000 criminal aliens, including ms13 members had been deported from the country since trump took over. that's great news. you know, i would like to see trump go to virginia and sit with a family for 15 minutes that had to deal with the ms13 violence and go visit a police station and say, guys, thank you for everything you're doing. that's the kind of work i think they're going to start doing at the white house. you saw it in the foreign trip. it worked fabulo

and now, we bring in laura ingram to react who was giving instant analysis last night on special report president's tweets? >> the president tweets what you just read confirms what both dana powell and rex tillerson statement and hr mcmaster statement last night. the critics of the president and i would include in that the authors of the washington post piece that they were celebrating in the newsroom of the washington post about yesterday, they believe, and they maintain that what the president revealed while not illegal, because he has the right as a can chief executive to declarify information if that's what he chooses to do, they concede it's not legal but that basically it's irresponsible and could compromise those other source countries that are helping us and sources that are helping us in the fight against isis. but in the tweet you just read, the president said his goal is to have russia greatly step up their fight against isis, which we all know has done enormous damage and bring instability to the region, causing the big humanitarian crisis with the migration to europe. and t

steve: laura ingram, founder, editor-in-chief of life set are there so more perfect foods?acon discussion. that is really, that is really raised the bar for me. perhaps a friday twinkie conversation -- fried twinkie conversation or oreo on a stick. i don't know if i can handle this. brian: switch to something a little less serious like russia and collusion. first off, is it clear what we've seen so far there is no there there. >> nothing came out of the hearing that gave us information that would be the blockbuster the democrats have been hanging their hat on now for months and months since last summer, this idea of collusion between the russians and the trump campaign to try to subvert the election and distort the electoral process of the united states. we found out no information about that yesterday. and but we did find out, it was reconfirmed, that both sally yates, the acting attorney general, and director of national intelligence, james clapper, both were aware of the unmasked individuals. so the political opponents of barack obama, mrs. clinton, were unmasked and the