here to talk about what you can andct is george pearkes jacob meisel.he weather looking like for the thursday vote? jacob: in the southeastern part of england we are seeing enhanced chance of showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. we don't know how strong the showers and storms are going to be good that is something the forecasting models can really nailed down. is an enhancede chance primarily later in the day on thursday. joe: we know that old people are more likely to vote out and young people are more likely to vote remained. who shows up less in bad weather? george: i think we are more likely for young people to stay home in the case of bad weather. alix: really? young, spry 20-year-olds? george: there was a huge jump in registration for the referendum and young people are much less likely to vote in general and are less animated. remain cap has a less rocket space than the leave camp just less raucous base -- the remain camp has a less raucous base than the leave camp. they are much less likely to vote, all else equal. alix: what is the his

. >> kenny: mets starter jacob degrom went eight, did not allow a run. the braves interim manager brian snitker, his club has won seven of its last nine. 1-2 on bonifacio. second strikeout of the inning for addison reed. >> tom: it looks like a replay of the previous at-bat. the slider, out front, hand comes off the bat. we mentioned francoeur, we talked about freddie freeman, loves to ambush first pitches. francoeur has made a career of doing just that. >> kenny: takes the first pitch for a called strike. he is 3 of 15 lifetime against reed. >> tom: that's why he went with the slider first pitch. >> kenny: nothing and two. >> tom: his job is to beat up left-handed pitching. and really, right here, two outs, bases empty, you are essentially defending the home run if you are addison reed. everything out off the plate. >> kenny: center field. a 1-2-3 tenth. for addison reed. we moved to the 11th in atlanta. ♪ only t-mobile lets your family stream all the video and music you want from your favorite services- free-without using one bit of your lte data. plus

you can see how it's even called out on the cover a jacob reast class crick. the photograph is not by riis. but it's a good picture of tenments. the library of congress owns the bulk of his archive which includes motes, man scripts, annotated scrapbooks, family letters, books, and much more. and just again to give you some idea this is the first page of a small scrapbook in which he collected the press comments on his very first lecture. it reads hear, press comments on the lecture, the other half how it lives and dies in new york illustrated with 100 photographic views by riis delivered for the first time january 25, 1888 before the photograph's association. so this gives you a sense of of keeping was track of his career. the current exhibition which opened last fall in new york will travel this fall to denmark, which is his 2345eu9ive country, brings together the photographs and the archives for the first time in each venue the show takes a different form but each offers a rich portrait of him and his legacy. i first encountered the fratches in 1987 when i t

jacob: there is no doubt.t far -- that this will inflict far greater economic costs. there will be economic pain to go around. but it does not matter, because what will trump these economic is the political necessity that france and germany has two prevent political contagion from brexit spreading. >> there is no economic reform. if you look at what is happening in brussels, the commission, the idea that somehow europe will end up in a better place as a result of this is hard to get to. you wonder how bureaucracy reforms in itself. you wonder how we end up with a banking union in the debate between france and germany and the resistance of germany. is there not danger that u.k. goes its own direction but the eu does not reform? and that will ultimately doom it? jacob: there is certainly that risk. even if i am cautiously optimistic that we will get a union,ledged bank ing deposits and all that, that is not the political issue. what this vote shows is that the average person in the u.k., and therefore likely the

but we'll get through it together. >> friends say jacob dennis was incredibly proud of the work he did on his truck souped up ford f 250 headed south burst hill road after meeting one friends late tuesday night aunt truck wept off a cushion the windy unlit road slam into a tree. montgomery county police say according to initial investigation alcohol most likely not a factor. speeding and inexperiee jacob dennis had provisional license at the time of the crash. >> now incredibly these three young men had another friend named john deregi who died last year hit by amtrak train and also big news here in clark clarksburg. he was brought up a lot this evening and his father also spoke here. the amount of loss these kids had to go through unreal. fortunately the community really coming together and leaping on their faith tonight. that's the latest in clarksbur clarksburg, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >> just a real tragedy. awful. and thank you for hanging in there with us. we know we brought i ruvr news at the tom of of the show with all the shootings today. pretty tough, tough day. >>

. >> one of clemons' 400 scouts stood out, 42-year-old retired police sergeant jacob buza. >> he had 25 years. he came and reported to me and said i offer my services. he was the first to meet the americans. >> strange lead coach watchers to watch their movements so the imperial army decided to wipe out the naval scouts. one of those they left for dead hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig they will not be seen again till after this war. >> during the summer of '42, blackouts became routine in no, even in times square. 8,000 miles away martin clemons and his scouts including jacob boozer were gathering intelligence against the japanese. >> once they got knocked on the head, well, who's going to report to them. they had spears and bow and arrows, axs. they can lop heads off . >> it was still fo

mercy regresÓ a jacob con su verdadera madre y no lo vio mÁs. 9 meses...n sube y baja de emociones en frn tanned tragedia, tras tragedia que por fin, terminÓ. >>> inmediatamente cuando lo recibÍ, hubo esa conexiÓn, se sonrÍe comenzÓ a reÍrse, como que siempre nos habÍa conocido. >>> los abogados de la familia estÁn a la espera del reporte del hospital que determine como ocurriÓ el error en el cambio de bebÉs en dallas marta mijares, noticias telemundo. >>> al regresar en noticiero telemundo: - a pesar de los nÚmeros en contra, bernie sanders continÚa en campaÑa, analizamos cuÁles son sus motivos. - xmexplicamos que es el fents nol que le provocÓ la muerte al artista prince. >>> mÁs siguen la fen denz de lo natural y dejan para siempre el maquillaje veremos ¿por quÉ lo hacen? >>> este domingo en enfoque. >>> como candidata el resultado ha sultd ser deficiente. >>> no comparto la opiniÓn. >>> debatimos las propuestas de los candidatos antes de las primarias en california. >>> la Única mexicana americana en llegar allÁ. >>> loretta puede ser la primera mujer

there is a suspect in custody. 12-year-old jacob soriano is a lucky, lucky boy, a couple of stab wounds bone deep and at least 50 stitches. >> he is in good spirits and has come through surgery well. >> reporter: he might be coming home from the hospital tomorrow. a look at facebook and he is a huge warriors fan, so they tried to get hold of the family to get him something to make him feel better. >> we are originally from the bay area and we are all huge golden state warrior fans. >> reporter: mom peggy didn't want to face the camera. they drove from arizona while jacob was in surgery, a traffic- filled nightmare of a drive but they appreciate all the kind thoughts, words, and prayers and cash received from a quickly set up go fund me ?iej -- page. >> my family is very grateful. >> reporter: the suspect is 32- year-old iyona handle opened who witnesss say stabbed jacob while he sat in the lobe of the wells fargo bank. >> the person who was just robbed just witnessed what happened to the 12-year-old boy being stabbed and probably feared for their own safety and complied with her demands

jacob dennis, patrick shifflett and cary greene. all juniors at clarksburg high, all killed in the late-night collision. >> these guys were great men. they were leaders on the team on and off the field. they were role models. you could look up to them when you needed something on or off the field. brad: the three friends were in jacob dennis' pride and joy pickup truck. they had been to a party to high graduation. dennis apparently losing control as his 1989 truck entered a tight curve on burnt hill road, skidding sideways into the woodline. police do not believe alcohol was a factor. >> indications are speed could be a factor but i think more inexperience. it was a young teenager drive on a country road late at night. we know from past experiences that that is when tragedies occur. brad: captain of the montgomery county police you were hearing from there know the pain collisions like this can cause. he lost his own son in 2008 in an eerily similar crash. when we come back at 5:00, more from him, including some advice to parents tha

jacob had 90 minutes of surgery.e was a huge warriors fan and we told the team and they plan to reach out. jacob's mom is happy he is healing and that people have flocked to his "go fund me" page. >> my family [ indiscernible ] [ very poor audio ] >> he is expected to make a full recovery. he had surgery. there is no nerve damage. and he is in good spirits. >> hammond will face attempted murder charges and will be arraigned today. >>> a pack of bicyclists run down. hear from witnesses of the deadly crash. ,,,,,,,,,, ask ,, now the community is lookinr answers. brook silva- braga more on the deadly crash. >>> five cyclists limited four injured in a hit-and-run -- hit, four injured in a hit-and- run. brook silva-braga has more on the deadly crash >>> reporter: this was the scene after an out-of-control pickup sped through kalamazoo for half-hour in michigan and crashed into a group of cyclists. >> sounded like he hit a tree. like it didn't sound like he hit people and bikes. >> reporter: but that's what it was, five ki

sarah and jacob were last seen in 2014 with their mother, katherine. she remains in a mental sthugs charged with theneglect and abd. their father remains hopeful that they will be found. the fundraiser starts at 2:00 p.m. at the lagarde in northwest d.c. >>> today tens of thousands are expected to attack an islamic funeral prayer service for muhammad ali. it's being held at louisville's freedom hall starting at noon. his funeral procession and public memorial service will take place tomorrow. the three time heavyweight champion died on friday at the age of 74. coming up at 5:00, we'll have a live report from louisville. >>> fairfax county police are 63-year-old byron jeffrey harris walked away while he was with his family in the tysons area yesterday. police believe he may have hop order a metro train or bus. they say harris suffers from a brain injury. if you have any information, call fairfax county police. >>> relief may be on the way to reducing long lines at airport security check points. the iteam has learned house homeland security subcommittee

let's go to jacob. jacob can you hear me? when he does get ready we'll go straight back to him but i'll play a little bit of what he said earlier in one of his rallies. when we get that sound we'll get that to you as well. joining me now is matt welch and the political reporter of the guardian as well. the two of you are here and the questions where a third time is a charm and this time it is. i want to get straight to what donald trump has been saying today. but this time its those that can change the rules about the convention itself. what is behind us? is it relevant? >> it's another sign that the never trump crowd has been so pathetically inept in this campaign. 30 out of what? 1200 and some odd delegates and 2,000 plus that are calling themselves on the phone and saying what can we do to change it? they have to change it at the committee level and get a lot of pressure against that but they want to change the rule saying that you don't have to vote for a candidate that's won x number of states but in order to do that ima

let's go to jacob soboroff, covering these events. the dcampus has been on lock-down, what are we hearing? >> reporter: just in to us, in addition to this being a potential murder-suicide, we're hearing in the nbc news los angeles bureau, that a note and a gun were found on the scene again. according to multiple law enforcement sources here in the nbc news in los angeles bureau. a little bit of context again about where ucla is and why we have seen such a robust law enforcement response here. smack in the middle of the city of los angeles. los angeles is known as the city without a center, but i think it's fair to say we have multiple centers in los angeles downtown los angeles being one of them. westwood with tens of thousands of students at ucla is another center bordered by four huge los angeles neighborhoods. at any given time tens of thousands of people may be in the general vicinity, why you see the los angeles police department taking the lead over the ucla police department. >> jacob, just to clarify what you've been reporting

jacob never saw her coming.'s parents got the call in arizona and had to drive to the bay area. >> shot. shock. when you hear news like this, you can't help but think it's a joke. the fact my son lives in a different state was probably even worse. >> reporter: jacob had to have surgery on his back. he needed 50 stitches but he should be okay. >> tired and very painful. >> what hurts the most? >> my back. >> reporter: his mother says last night was rough. >> right here of course. which is hard to accept. >> reporter: there may be no rational explanation why someone would attack a child for no apparent reason. but it happened. >> we will get through this, right? we will get through this. >> reporter: the family plans on heading back home friday, shocked and relieved, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the woman accused of stabbing the boy was arraigned in hayward today, 32-year-old iona hammond was charged with attempted murder and robbery. police say she began acting irrationally -- erratically and for no apparent re

police just providing us names of those victimsment driver 1 17-year-old jacob dennis and passenger was patrick shivly 18 years old and carrie maurice green 17 years old. we talked with captain thomas sighdon't earlier before they cleared out they let us know they're looking into whether speed and alcohol were factors in the accident and speed limit here i can tell you is 40 miles an hour. straight ahead he lost control of that truck. we're still learning more and trying to gather more information and we'll bring it to you as soon as we get them. live from ar annie yu, "fox5 local news". >> hillary clinton making history laying claim to becoming first woman to be presumetive presidential nominee. >> clinton thanksed supporters in brooklyn after easterning delegate needed to when the knoll nation. she won three of six states that held primaries and result are not in. she also used last night's speech to take aim at donald trump. clinton says he's unfit to lead america. >> he's not just trying to build a wall between america and mexico he's trying to wall off americans from each other. wh

jacob, patrick shifflett and cary greene all died.e all juniors at clarksburg high school -- and had just left a party. police call the accident tragic. police say jacob dennis was cited for speeding in november. and cary greene had crashed the truck he was driving into a tree last october. investigators believe speed and inexperience were factors in this crash. today-- an alexandria man is back behind bars-- facing terrorism charges. mohamad khweis appeared in federal court yesterday to face charges of providing material support to the to the u-s from iraq -- where kurdish forces had captured him in march. prosecutors say khweis traveled from the u-s to syria -- where he underwent religious training with isis -- and even said he was willing to become a suicide bomber. his lawyers say he then became disillusioned, and fled from the terror group. in the day ahead. the first family will be front an center as malia obama graduates high school. the elder obama daughter attends the sidwell friends school in northwest, and plans on attendin

jacob never saw her coming.ob's parents got the call in arizona and had to drive to the bay area. >> shock. shock. when you hear news like this, you can't help but think it's a joke. the fact that my son was in a different state was probably even worse. >> reporter: jacob had to have surgery on his back. he needed 50 stitches. he should be okay. >> tired and very painful. >> reporter: what hurts the most? >> my back. >> reporter: his mother says last night was rough. >> nightmares, of course, which is hard to accept. >> reporter: there may be no rashle explanation why someone would attack a child for no apparent reason, but it happened. >> we will get through this, right? we will get through this. >> reporter: the family plans or heading back home friday, shocked and released. rob roth, ktvu. >>> police in pittsburg are letting residents know they might hear what sounds like gunfire for the next few weeks because of instruction on highway 4 near the railroad avenue overcrossing. crews are working on the e bart s

jacob never saw her coming.ob's parents got the call in arizona and had to drive to the bay area. >> shock. shock. when you hear news like this, you can't help but think it's a joke. the fact my son lives in a different state was probably even worse. >> jacob had to have surgery on his back. he needed 50 stitches but he should be okay. >> tired and very painful. >> what hurts the most. >> my back. >> his mother says last night was rough. >> nightmares of course. which is hard to accept. >> there maybe no rational explanation why someone would attack a child for no apparent reason but it happened. >> but we'll get through this, right? we'll get through this. >> the family plans on heading back home to arizona friday still a little in shock but relieved. >> i'm struck by how composed that little boy seems. he's got 50 stitches in his back. does he realize -- i mean he's only 12, does he realize how lucky he was in the sense that he wasn't more seriously hurt. >> i think he does. and he's shocked and shaken up. i t

. >> jacob soriano suffered three stabbed wounds. the knife stopped short of pung furring his lung. he is a big warriors fan and is making a speedy recovery but has trouble moving afternoon. >> thank ofly it didn't hit organs or nerves. they did reconstructive surgery on him. >> reached out to me and i want to thank them for everything. >> soriano family has a gofundme page to pay for jacob's medical bills. you can find a link on our website. >>> the woman accused of stabbing jacob iona hammond was in court today, charged with attempted murder and roibry. >>> you are looking at workers replacing a window hit by a bullet at city hall. police looked at surveillance video. detectives believe the wrind dough was shot between 1:30 and 2:00 this morning, though no one noticed the damage until later. >> this happened in the wee hours of the night. there are any number of possible explanations that we would like to try to find out. but yes, a bullet shot in city hall is something that we all should be concerned about. you but we're not making any assumptions about what caused it. >> private

i think i still have jacob with me.ob, i know you've been communicating with some of these law enforcement sources. have we gotten any indication whether there is an active shooter on campus? and my second question, the two victims, do we know any more about them? are they students, faculty members, staffers or is it just too early? >> we don't. it's just too early, craig, to know. what we're hearing is that these two victims are down. i want to make sure to reiterate that's what we're hearing now from our law enforcement sources. again, what everybody should remember about ucla, if there is an active shooter on campus is, number one, the campus, the university is telling everybody to shelter in place, to go on lockdown. this is an absolutely sprawling campus that touches four different neighborhoods. the amount would rival the size of a major american football arena, at least the total student body population. so when you're looking at what we're looking at now, black and white lapd cruisers, i believe, have been calle

jacob soboroff joins me from los angeles with more. it's interesting.clinton becoming the presumptive nominee. bernie sanders is saying not so fast. if he can point to a win in california on the final day, might be a little tougher for democrats to get him to close up shop. >> it would be huge for him, steve. hillary clinton would like to clinch the democratic nomination tomorrow night early when you combine those superdelegates and pledge delegates, perhaps as after new jersey. but bernie sanders is focusing very specifically and has been quite some time, barnstorming the state of california, and particularly latinos who were once thought of to be reliably in hillary clinton's corner. young latinos are registering at a rate we haven't seen in a long time in california. up 123% latino registration as a whole. if bernie sanders can bring over young latinos to his side, he's got a good chance at slowing hillary clinton's momentum coming out of this state. i went canvassing on friday with some bernie sanders supporters. this is what we found. >> what's the

that makes sense to jacob hornberger, jacob, you would go further than i would.orders. >> the free movement of people that cross borders exercise what thomas jefferson called the fundamentals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. john: most people in the world are horribly poor and they want to come here to freeload. how can you have open borders. >> ironic we have the most powerful government in the world, and among the most frightened people in the world. there is absolutely no reason to fear foreigners. lot of americans go overseas on vacations and business trips, and they seem to interact with foreigners, walk out on the streets of mexico city or whatever other cities and they're not afraid of them. most foreigners love america. they want to come here and work. most people throughout history are willing to leave their country to better their lives through work, through labor, through mutually beneficial exchanges. immigrants are a great gift to a society, and we treat them like a burden. actually they contribute to the economic prosperity of the cou

there is a go fund me page for jacob. he is waiting patiently for his grandmother to finish banking at a wells fargo and a woman stabbed him with a pair of sis sors. jacob was stabbed several times. he's gone through surgery and has received 50 stitches. the good news is jacob is expected to be okay. hammond was arrested as she actually walked out of the bank. she faces attempted murder and robbery charges a. tragic thing for a young boy to go through. >> a hard thing, we are all pulling for jacob. >>> we get a check of your microclimate forecast, a beautiful start to our day as we glance at those cameras. >> it feels nice, too. we will have warmer temperatures for those inland trfls today. nice and comfortable along the coast. it will be up to 79 in san jose. 63 at half moon bay. =mike/hset= right now we have three, we will keep adding on to them. >> unfortunate 4ri. here at the bay bridge toll blaz sa is one. expect a slow spot. we are looking at the maps. that would be 880 and 680. we will start with 680 and the contin

we'll be speaking with jacob re rees-mogg.et his view after the break. >>> here's what black hawk ceo larry spenfink had to say. >> if brexit happens it would be harmful for the economy economy. it would raise questions as to the viability of the eu. quite frankly, maybe it will force the germans to do fiscal policy. we were born 100 years ago into a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you america for a century of trust, for the privilege of flying higher and higher, together. ♪ >>> welcome back to a special edition of "worldwide exchange." live from london this morning. just across the river from parliament. joining us now is jacob rees-mogg, he's a prominent exit campaigner, he's also on the treasury select committee which is the law making body responsible for holding the likes of mark carney at the bank of england accountably. he's also the founder of an invest