john raines head of political risk at ihs market. back to the equity markets.re seeing on the stoxx 600 is a little bit of buying. just off session highs. we are up by 0.3%. buy in large we're brufshing of the terrorist attacks coming out of manchester overnight. sadly this may be because investors around europe and the world are immune to those. let's show the equity markets. we're all higher. ftse 100 back above the 7,500 level. dax up by 0.53%. and the cac up by 0.74%. we had strong pmis coming out of the eurozone. six-year highs. the french and german pmis in may beat expectations. let's look at some of the sectors on the move. the travel and leisure sector, a key sector to look at post the fer wris terrorist hig t terrorist attacks. a fairly uneven response coming after the manchester terrorist attacks. defense is a different picture. defense and security stocks are rallying harder than the rest. bae systems up by half of a percent. probably this reaction was to be expected post the very, very sad terrorist attacks. let's get to some single individual stoc

john: it was raining a little bit, but it stopped. >> it'll be a great weekend, sun shining, and we will have a great time in ocean city. predicts mid-atlantic one million people in the d.c. area will be traveling 50 miles or more in the next couple of days, and nine out of 10 will be driving. annapolis, john gonzalez, abc 7. lindsey: so, how will the weather be this weekend? it has been a beautiful start to this friday, finally getting a break from the rain. doug hill here with a look at your forecast. doug: i normally don't rate weekends were forecast, but if i were to do that, with one being complete rainout, 10 being three cloudless days, this day would be about 5.5. somewhere in the middle, not to be 2%. a couple of showers north of the metro take the sky over the nation's capital. some breaks up blue and some cloudiness. it is mild. 71, a big number -- the woman that has been for a bit. he will see temperatures continue to climb into the 70's this afternoon. showers over parts of st. mary's county, a few more to the north, as we see. as we get into the afternoon, that will go away,

rain coming in but just regional wide here. so expect you might run into. that we will take it to one or two. fifty-five from johnarroll reporting a light rain at this hour in the mullica area. and then one more in new jersey 57 from peter also in lawrenceville reporting some light rain. lets switch out to the maps. this is wide zoom on storm scan but just to show you a couple disturbances moving through. here's that first batch of moisture. storm system number two showing more organization at this point. that is getting in here late tonight and tomorrow especially for the pattern to just stay active we will get a break between systems before the next round of rain comes in. at this point we don't need any rain. because of that, is there a coastal flood advisory that will take effect at 6:00 p.m. tonight specific to the shore points. no worry about flooding but anywhere between seven or 8:00 d coming in because there has been so much rain based on tidal flooding. i don't think we will have rain falling from the skies. sort of the aftermath that comes in the wake of the rain but is there more on the way, late toni

rain there. our good friend john said, good morning. we had light rain overnight. yes, you did.not to like about the temperatures. for the end of may, it's cool. somewhere down the road it will warm up and starting tomorrow we will, and another cool-down by sunday. the line rain ends and temperatures are up, and the low cloud deck has not been chewed up. there's a little dip in the jetstream, an indication of that front coming through that held together and now you can see it's pushed east and heading up into the sierra, that line forming, sacramento, san joaquin valley, giving them some rain, and the amounts are about the same as us. west at 12, west at 13 mph, still a breeze in place but not the snort 40 mph we had yesterday. 47 degrees up in arcada. the higher mid-level clouds move out and there's low clouds there, not as extensive, but still there. we'll get afternoon sunshine here, but a breeze there. 60s and 70s on the temperature, below average, and will continue to be below average. tomorrow is the transition day. we'll get a quick warmup friday, maybe saturday and then

john maguirejoined him on one of his daily climbs. come rainand days don't come much wetter than this — you'll find sionjair on his beloved lakeland fells. four years ago he was diagnosed with alzheimer's, but walking these mountains every single day helps him manage his condition. it's keeping my brain ticking overfor a start, because it's getting oxygen around the brain cells of the left, the brain cells that are left, if you like, and that's enabling me to feel psychologically a lot better and it's also helping me to feel as though i have still got something that i can do and cope with on a day—to—day basis. and so long as i can keep doing this — coming out to the moutains and enjoying the countryside, and the physical activity as well — then i'm not worried about the diagnosis of alzheimer's so much. drying out in the pub, he's well aware that dementia is changing him, sometimes affecting his personality. but as well as the mountains, he has wendy for support. it's much harder if you're at home because your mood tends to drop quite dramatic

john. in another big story tonight, it is raining in the east from florida to upstate new york. this follows a system that brought floods this week to at least nine states in the midwest and the deep south. rivers rose to record levels in missouri, illinois, oklahoma, and arkansas, where residents were assessing the damage. michelle miller was there. >> reporter: in walnut ridge, arkansas, greg gill used a motorboat instead of a tracker to sail over his rice, corn, soybean and peanut plants. more than 5,000 acres of crops and ground in up to 16 feet of water. >> this is definitely not normal. you know, they say it was a 100-year flood, but this is the fourth one in my lifetime. >> reporter: bit by bit, greg and kim chaffin mopping up the last of 15 inches of floodwater that drenched their store just up the road in pocahontas. how big of a setback is this? >> well, what i told someone earlier is we probably lost 15% of our inventory. we're hoping that in two weeks we'll be back up and running. get right back here actually. >> reporter: the shop was in its new location for only tw

lows: 48-52 winds: e 5 mph saturday: rain through winds: ne 5-10 mph breaking news out of fairfax county. through a townhouse. john gonzalez is live in lorton where john we understand some neighbors say they thought they heard an explosion? happening now- two fires under both happened at jehovah's witness halls. both- belived to be arson. investigators believe someone set fire to kingdom hall of jehovah's witnesses in arlington. a similar investigation in falls church wedsday. if you have any information -call police. right now.. a woman demanding answers after she says someone stole valuable rings from her late mother.. while the woman was at medstar washington hospital center. ruth gruber was visiting the family from connecticut back in february. infection. her daughter, jennifer says while her mother was there, her engagement ring and wedding band disappeared. they were valued at 14-thousand dollars. ruth gruber died shortly afterward. her daughter says she reported the theft to the hospital, but never heard back. after abc-seven asked the hospital about the case, it sent us a written apology. the d.c. police d

parts of flood ravaged missouri and arkansas remain under water, relentless rain prolonging the agony for homeowners like john shu, he's keeping faith the water will stay back. >> the river is half a mile away. >> yeah. >> and now? >> now i got lake front property. >> reporter: basement after basement flooded, 90 state highways shut down in mission sorry alone. in arkansas, breached levees sent thousands of residents fleeing to higher ground. severe storms have also toppled trees across the south. satellite images show the incredible ground saturation these storms have caused. flood records are still being broken. in eureka, missouri, this is what it looked like as volunteers scam bld earlier in the week to protect homes and businesses. this stretch of the merrimac river has finally begun to recede >> on this side water was to about here. >> relief for one town as swollen rivers creep ever so slowly south. >> thank you to blake for that. i want to go now to bill karins. we've seen the soggy forecast in missouri, but there's more ahead it seems. >> a lot of that rain going to the east coast. we have a new stor

rains it moves indoors. keep an eye on the forecast. jim. >> john rawlins is long the pennsylvania turnpike in king of prussia. the fact is, john, the shore does not have a monopoly on memorial day activities. >> reporter: no, it does not, sometimes it can seem like anybody leaves on a weekend go east and stop when they get to the ocean. in that heavy traffic there are pleasant of people going in different directions. by early this afternoon, traffic on the walt whitman bridge was heavy and at times crawling. the same on the ben franklin bridge, and some ramps from i-95. aaa mid atlantic said there are 4 million people in the five-county area. it predicts one in ten will take to the roads this weekend and travel. in part because we're feeling good about the economy unlike a few years ago in the wake of the great recession. >> now that the economy has slow and steadily rebounded. people have more disposable income they are willing to make the invest in travel. >> most of the invest going east to the shore, but some heading west, as well. >> we're com

we take a look outside. 55 degrees at john carol's house, he's got pretty decent rain coming down alreadyinch. worth of rainfall out in mullica hill. we've got other locations elsewhere, where it is not necessarily rain. kind of split forecast depending where you are. charles reports overcast sky at the moment. temperatures pretty consistent across the region as a whole. obviously bit of split here. you go north and west of i-95, and not necessarily dry, but heck of a lot less widespread in terms of where the rain is falling. heaviest absolutely going to be falling throughout the whole day looks like across parts of southeast and new jersey and part of delaware, this batch, this is what's headed our way in the next couple of hours, that's going to bring us most widespread coverage, heaviest rounds of rain region wide. future rain ability into action, let it play out for you, goes through the entire day. bulls eye much? southeast new jersey ends up with highest total. this, too, is model. but it gives good representation of heaviest rain versus the lightest, everyone will get hit by it, ju

john f. kennedy's birthday. the kennedys were frequent patrons at this restaurant, where they gathered. it was raining so they were going real slow. she was able to take this picture. nancy: today in brookland, massachusetts, the house was draped in bunting, as well as the unveiling of a commemorative stamp and a series of events a lot of people go to that tavern and request that table. this next video, we know it is now pool season, time to jump in, right? nancy: you may want to look first. that right there is an eight foot alligator. jonathan: sitting at the bottom of the family swimming poll. it did not what to leave. he says, no, no, i like the pool. to family called a trapper get him out of there and they took him to a different kind of pool where he would not interfere with people. that is a big gator. steve: today we hit 85 degrees. this morning was a little dreary, faulk, drizzle, showers, then everything cleared out and the temperature soared. 70 right now at reagan national, 71 at reagan national, 70 dulles, cumberland and martinsburg, lower 60's luray, upper 50's elkins and oakland. mostly

the honor guard there day and night, rain or shine winter and summer at arlington national cemetery. john f. kennedy for america's forever young president, he turned 100. he would have been 100 years old today. he was born on this day 1917. later in the program we'll introduce you to steve rothstein. as we reflect on the kennedy legacy and centennial of john f. kennedy's birth. back to your calls on this memorial day. tim from pennsylvania, retired military. good morning. caller: i'm retired from the air force. i served my two brothers served. my son is in air force retired. i have numerous cousins that served in all branches of the military. host: when you get through we get some feedback if there's a delay, we ask that you turn down the volume. korean war memorial in washington d.c. ken burns historian has vietnam's unhealed wounds. an essay this morning from the "new york times." on april 23, 1975, president gerald ford delivered an address tulane, university new orleans. the president smoke to vietnamese troops approaching saigon. overrun all south vietnam in three days. 30 years afte

john wood jr. tweeted this to me from dover delaware earlier this evening showing the dark clouds, showing the rainhowing the rays which is a fancy word corpuscular rays. temperatures still in the 90's for philadelphia. wilmington a rain cooled 79. dover 77 with showers allentown 86, trenton 90 atlantic city airport 91. we're saying goodbye to temperatures in the 90's for awhile. we've had seven days this month above normal and pretty amazing we started this week two and half degrees below normal but with that heat wave the month running about a half degrees above normal but we will drop below normal again for the weekend. kind of a rollercoaster with the temperatures. so, satellite and radar showing that cold front it's slicing through right now and again the isolated thunderstorm activity to the south, what this does ushers in high pressure tomorrow with an easterly flow so scattered thunderstorms early tonight, then breezy and cooler. you will feel the difference in the air mass as we head through the overnight hours. 55 in the suburb, about 61 degrees for center city. tomorrow more clouds than

there's really no known motive, so this guy, john reilly was supposed to go to a nats game. it was rained was off to meet a friend. he got off of the train at the gallery place stop and attacked by a group of young juveniles. take a look at some of these images that we have, because you can see that his hand was broken. he suffered several broken bones, tossed by these young mentored the moving train and hit the train. then kicked in the face. you see bruising and swelling to his face. well, it took about five minutes or so for a metro transit police to arrive within that time, a 23-year-old georgetown law student saw this happening, was part of the oh crowd and decided to step in, putting himself at risk. today, reilly and this young man met to talk about what happened. take a look. fact that violence exists in the world. and the question is really more so -- what are we going to do about it? >> this incident resolidifies my desire to make sure whatever career i go into i make a difference >> i'm a former federal prosecutor trying to nudge him in that direction. you know, the word hero i

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john miller is the weather watcher in santa rosa and picked up .01 inches of rain, drizzle and condensationociated with that deck of low cloudiness. thanks for reporting in to let us know that. along the coast into the bay and the inland areas of north bay, eight deeper marine layer on tuesday and cooler everywhere by midweek. the winds, it is at 12 with napa at five and northwesterly 10- 15. the coast is no longer clear. it is clinging to the seashore with the disturbance enhancing the marine layer to the north and it will bring inland highs in to the mid-90s. the seashore has an onshore push with temperatures into the low to mid-60s at best and we are overcast in san francisco and the san mateo coast and tomorrow morning, same story. by wednesday, it may enhance the marine layer and partly cloudy conditions with a cooler air mass aloft may bring down the temperatures to cool off the inland air. fresno, triple digits, 103 and greater lake tahoe, in the 70s. officials sunrise is at 5:54 and it was set at 8:18 and overcast beaches with drizzle and mid-60s, 60s and 70s around the bay today an

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john. a lot of heavy storms. the key in the viewing area no severe thunderstorms. these are heavy. small hail, gusty winds, lightning and rain but not the severe level of high winds to 60 miles per hour. closest weather of the severe storms are expected over the eastern shore of maryland. we have plenty of stuff all the way through the metro area and north and west. northern suburbs. even farther west coming along east of the blue ridge right now. another line that is forming up. normally in the circumstances when the developing lines come across the areas that have been hit by the storms they tend to weaken a little bit. we'll see if the next line does that as well. that is the expectation. we zoom in close there is plenty of action of the storms as they move northeast at 35 miles per hour. moving in the chillum area closely. they will winds upton the bay to a -- wind up the bay at howard county at 6:23. and baltimore by 6:50. a lot of action to watch. more storms west. they will come up through the northern section of the montgomery county and the frederick county as well. swing to the west will show the next line moving t

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john. cabin, well, run to your your bus, whatever this morning. veronica: hopefully you won't have to wait long. it's been raining since about 1:00 this morning.tten about it order for an inch areas and are expecting some areas to get about an inch. if we thunderstorms today, that is possible. as mentioned, low-to-mid 70's across the area. there is your afternoon, i've :00, showing you that 75 degrees in d.c. with the possibility of 78 for a high temperature. look at the wet weather. spreading the area here to the east towards baltimore, we are seeing pockets still in montgomery county of moderate rain, all towards howard county and another area there around fairfax county. heaviest prior to noon, and tomorrow, tuesday , and wednesday late after the evening rush, it's the overnight rains that we will be getting. town, closer to two inches out of this whole system that will have this one cold front several areas of low pressure moving around it. for the memorial day weekend, the beach is looking good coming out of the clouds, here is a look at your court -- ten-day forecast. monday, memorial day, also 80, but that heinz on aerial roads this mor

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s charina nadura, john hamilton and andre lewis. , meanwhile, here in north carolina, more than 100 people braved the rain to take part in a may day rally outside the state capitol in raleigh to protest a series of proposed anti-worker and anti-immigrant bills. we are joined now by two guests. raul jimenez is an organizer with the triangle people's assembly, which helped organize the may day rallies and sarah gillooly is the policy director of the aclu of north carolina. we welcome you both to democracy now!raul, talk about what you are out there yesterday on may day. your major concerns here in north carolina. >> i was out there because there are a lot of attacks on -- events and workers at a national level. you have bills -- on amy: explain. cook's hb 113 is a bill that would basically create a process to create penalties for local governments that don't comply with immigration laws. that would mean they would be put into sanctuary cities. it would also -- this bill would make it so that local law enforcement can use organization ideas that are given to undocumented immigrants. all and document it immig

john in perkasie, about 1.15. then ken, willingboro, new jersey, saying just around 1.13 inches every rain.'ve seen a little bit of rainout there. as we kind of get a look at what's going on, around our region with our storm scan, we are going to be watching for a little bit of precipitation to continue throughout most of the morning, if i can get our radar up. there is our storm scan. see the spotty showers are out there. but really kind of what we are watching is this area of precipitation, just to the west of harrisburg. we are going to keep an eye on that. it will track east, as we go into the late morning, and maybe even some of the early afternoon, but the good news, it will most likely hedda little bit further to the north. so that means that the poconos, are probably moran in line for maybe a shower or isolated rumble every thunder as we go through the rest of the morning, into at afternoon hours, spotty shower activity, center city back into areas of the east. seventy-eight down at the jersey shore today. hoping for few breaks every sunday shine this afternoon, more chances for sho

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rain aren't falling. the red carpet actually closed down for a bit yesterday before the awards show. hidden figures was one of the big winners last night, the hour on good morning washington. johngonzalez.. tell us what you are working on. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. predator on the loose, a woman sexually assaulted at rosslyn, how did the suspect trick himself inside? larry: the people in france, waking up with a new president. the reaction overnight. a chill monday, cooler than usual temperatures to start the week. when might the mayweather return? -- may weather return? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: sam, what's going on in arlington? sam: police of army navy senate that fern street has just reopened in the last two minutes or so, police have been out there searching for two suspects in the area. got thoset on if they suspects, but if you see that car in your screen, they pulled the car over earlier, the people inside took off and it's not clear if police are able to find them, a massive search was under way. has been boulevard shut down and y

(steve) in depth tonight: the heavy rains that brought an end to the drought has given way to gold fever in the sierra foothills. reporter john scrable reports there is gold in the hills --- just waiting to be unearthed. they are the sounds that have been heard up and down the course of this river for over a hundred years. hidden beneath these rapids, between these rocks, lay the hopes of fortune that drew those with a dream across thousands of miles more than a century ago, to the western frontier that was california. california's highway 49... named after the 49er's as these early prospectors became known... begins in oakhurst, just down the road from this gold mining claim along the fresno river. >with the railroad." across country lot of them came prospectors: "a valley white/central just talk to mark white for a few minutes and you'll get the id

john champ, 56 the temperature. a bit of wind out there. a breezy day for us. the big story for the weekend, rain is still there. just not quite as high a day as it has been. it is going to be a warm weekend. saturday, sunday, monday, humidity levels are going to shoot up. today, 70-73 degrees. then upper 70's for this afternoon. a little more sunshine for today. so good weather headed out of town. what about when you get there? let's go to eileen whelan who happens to be at rehobeth beach, delaware. eileen: oh, veronica, what a phenomenal start to our holiday weekend at rehobeth. you can see the sun coming up. i have got my toes in the sand. feels a little colder. guess what? i just met some friends from d.c. how long are you guys here for the weekend? >> on till monday. eileen: where are you from? >> right outside bowie. eileen: very good. do you guys wake up with us on "good morning washington." eileen: they are going to. you have a great time. try to get a little photo session with the sunrise. good morning. how are you? what is going on? we are with "good morning washington" in d.c. we are here giving the b

rain that may last into memorial day. showers and even some thunderstorms but at least the temperatures are way up there. more like summer-like temperatures for the holiday weekend. >>> i'm johnrk from csn. changes for the phillies in their lineup tonight. and delran, new jersey, carli lloyd could be suspended. we'll show you why. that's next. ♪ ♪ tires have a new home. midas now sells great brands at great prices. get $100 off instantly on select goodyear and cooper tires through may 31st. find your tires online. trust the midas touch. you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. >> announcer: this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. >> i'm john clark. phillies back home tonight after losing their seventh straight series. they've lost 17 of 21 and they have to host the team with the best record in the national league tonight the rockies. it is a four game series. the manager is making s

johns johnson. johnson is missing, as well, and police believe she may have been kidnapped, too. the pair may be in johnson's care, a 2013 with a virginia plate. >>> turning to our soggy weather now rainhat is moving out after a very wet day. >> friday not looking as bad but folks we are not done with this pattern yet. are we? >> we are really not. you notice the shower activity on the radar. we saw a lot of rain today. really over the past week we have seen close to three inches. take a look how much rain we saw just today. over an inch of rain. towards dulles close to two inches of rain. almost an inch and a half around the hudson river area. you can see most of it out of here. still seeing some shower activity especially towards bull baltimore. the wider picture showing a monster of a storm to our west. this one will make its way our way. it will move back in with more heavy rain tomorrow afternoon. i will show you how long it sticks around and how it effects your weekend. >> a middle school is the site of the latest hate based racial incident. a teacher found a noose hanging from a light in the court yard this morning. surveillance video captured the suspects believed to be involv

rain forest every night? should that be a big deal? does masonic symphony tell your girlfriend when you're cheating on her? >> and she said oh no johnd my phone to text. it has nothing to do with me. it's just a little fishy. >> is hillary not have a printer? >> that is very weird. question what universes he made sense to send classified emails to a got his sons out pictures of his private parts? [laughter] >> hold on, hold on, hold on! who knows what he does on his private time and he is thought out? >> when he clocked out he was about you know - [laughter] >> actually incentive from the congressional - >> i am going to say 15, i will be right back. boom! i do not care about pictures or whatever if the letter of the law says she broke the law, i just feel like we have this double standard it seems like when it comes to certain laws. when i was growing up, if one of my homies or something broke the law it was you know they did not even ask me! >> did he not know how to work a printer? none of this makes sense to me. i think printing is a thing you can do for yourself. >> yes and for others! a lot of people print their own greeting c

john. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ >>> it is raining in the east from florida to upstaterought floods this week to at least nine states in the midwest and the deep south. rivers rose to record levels in missouri, illinois, oklahoma and arkansas where residents are assessing the damage. michelle miller is there. >> reporter: in walnut ridge, arkansas greg gill used a motor boat instead of a tractor to sail over his rice, corn, soybeans and peanut plants. more than 5,000 acres of crops have drowned in up to 16 feet of water. >> this is definitely not normal. you know, they say it was a 100-year flood but it is the fourth one in my lifetime. >> reporter: bit by kim chaff fin are mopping up the last of 19 inches of floodwater that drenched their furniture store just up the road in pocahontas. >> how big a setback is this? >> well, what i told someone earlier is we probably lost about 15% of our inventory. we're hoping that in two weeks we will be back up and running. let's back up here. >> reporter: the shop was in its new location only two months when torrential rain swell t

john, thank you very much, at that labour rally in glasgow. more than 150 people are now known to have died in sri lanka in flooding and landslides caused by heavy monsoon rainsf the island. 95 people are in hospital and more than 100 are still missing. while many of us are enjoying the warm weather, in belarus the tractors are celebrating the arrival of summer with a dance display. this is the annual festival held by the minsk tractor works — which makes one in ten of all the tractors in the world. the tractors perform to traditional belarus music — including even swan lake. music as if by magic, the maypole arrives. let's ta ke as if by magic, the maypole arrives. let's take a look at the weather forecast. after a decent day for most things are changing already in the southern counties. things turning much wetter with the bit of thunder. at the bring in muggy airfrom the new continent which moves ever for north into southern scotland by the end of the night. fresher to the north of that further south and other muggy night. we keep pushing that cloud and rain ever further north, night. we keep pushing that cloud and rain everfurther north, looking gloomy acr

in depth tonight: the heavy rains that brought an end to the drought have given way to gold fever in the sierra foothills. reporter johnshrable reports there is gold in the hills --- just waiting to be unearthed. they are the sounds that have been heard up and down the course of this river for over a hundred years. hidden beneath these rapids, between these rocks, lay the hopes of fortune that drew those with a dream across thousands of miles more than a century ago, to the western frontier that was california. california's highway 49... named after the 49er's as these early prospectors became known... begins in oakhurst, just down the road from this gold mining claim along the fresno river.just talk to mark white for a few minutes and you'll get the idea. he's the president of the central valley prospectors, a fresno based group of people with one thing in common; after their day jobs are done, gold fever kicks in.< mark white/central v

john. a lot of heavy storms. the key in the viewing area no severe thunderstorms. these are heavy. small hail, gusty winds, lightning and rainut not the severe level of high winds to 60 miles per hour. closest weather of the severe storms are expected over the eastern shore of maryland. we have plenty of stuff all the way through the metro area and north and west. northern suburbs. even farther west coming along east of the blue ridge right now. another line that is forming up. normally in the circumstances when the developing lines come across the areas that have been hit by the storms they tend to weaken a little bit. we'll see if the next line does that as well. that is the expectation. we zoom in close there is plenty of action of the storms as they move northeast at 35 miles per hour. moving in the chillum area closely. they will winds upton the bay to a -- wind up the bay at

rain you will see for your commute hour by hour. >> we're on the scene as police target a dangerous gang in our area. >> it's a party full of women. so, why is our john henry standing outside? >>> and you probably seen this picture all over social media. is it real? we'll verify. wusa9 at 11:00 starts now. >>> first tonight, we have breaking news in ma nay manasas, virginia. a firefighter on his way home from the hospital as we speak. after he was burned fighting this blaze. the fire chief tells us tonight, it's too soon to know just how this all started or what the total damage is. but he expects the house will be a total loss. none of the nine people staying there was hurt. >>> none of that healthcare act passed by the house today. there's about this. did republicans deliver a win for president trump that will lower costs and offer people more choices for health insurance? >> or, are the critics cricket critics correct and the bill will take away coverage for preexisting conditions? that's been all over facebook tonight. we are asking pete to separate fact from fiction. he'll do just that in a minute of your time. >> i've been making a lot of calls

rain forest every night? should that be a big deal? does masonic symphony tell your girlfriend when you're cheating on her? >> and she said oh no johnmy phone to text. it has nothing to do with me. it's just a little fishy. >> is hillary not have a printer? >> that is very weird. question what universes he made sense to send classified emails to a got his sons out pictures of his private parts? [laughter] >> hold on, hold on, hold on! who knows what he does on his private time and he is thought out? >> when he clocked out he was about you know - [laughter] >> actually incentive from the congressional - >> i am going to say 15, i will be right back. boom! i do not care about pictures or whatever if the letter of the law says she broke the law, i just feel like we have this double standard it seems like when it comes to certain laws. when i was growing up, if one of my homies or something broke the law it was you know they did not even ask me! >> did he not know how to work a printer? none of this makes sense to me. i think printing is a thing you can do for yourself. >> yes and for others! a lot of people print their own greeting car

john. thank you for watching. goodbye. good morning. we start with a quick look back at what happened yesterday. this weather front made its way southwards and eastwards across the uk. it brought in some heavy raint southwards, the rain fizzled out and allowed fresh air to follow in its wake. fresh air continues to creep southwards overnight. not quite getting to the southernmost counties, but we see cloud which is low round the coast. along with clear skies, major towns and cities clear, rural spots chilly and not as warm as it has been further south. it begins with cloud breaking up into the afternoon, some showers and the further north you are, it should be a nice day with light winds and plenty of sunshine. it will feel pleasant and into the afternoon, in south—west england along the coast, 15 or 16 degrees. further inland, it is in the low 20s. 15 or 16 degrees, up to 23 in london. the chance of the odd shower, but most places will avoid them and have a decent day. good spells of sunshine across much of northern england. northern ireland may see more cloud, but in scotland we have a pleasant day with sunshine, 18 degrees in glasgow and inverness. through the evening, any showers we see will

rain yesterday. but the sunshine, is out, here this morning, and then, as we head back toward the tabernacle area as well, johner. but we are watching again for the sunshine, to be breaking through, speaking of the sunshine, couple every pictures this morning, of just few high clouds, out there, there is one of themment and there is our second one, as well. so thanks for sending us those great pictures here this morning, we change it over to what is going on outside. our storm scan3, right now, showing you again, the cloud cover is breaking up. maybe few just maybe stray showers across some of the far northern areas, besides that, though, seeing continued breaks in the clouds, through the morning, now, our future weather paints in few maybe light shower chances, as we get through the afternoon, but not anything that we need to worry about. might not even be doing any kind of precipitation, just want to gave you a heads up in case. clearer skies tonight, into tomorrow morning. but then we will watch for little bit every increase in cloud cover tomorrow. saturday, sunday, monday, our pocono forecast, 60s, 70s, t

john the mother and baby in a black kia. vaw-2197. let the police know if you know anything about this young lady and her baby. we are bracing for some soaking rainhave breaking news from the live desk. sam: we are following breaking news out of pakistan. we've learned that seven people were killed when a bomb exploded, including the deputy leader of the pakistani senate. he was injured. bodieseports show and injured people surrounding this car. in happened in southwest pakistan. so far nobody has claimed responsibility. meantime, back at home, on a lighter note, veronica johnson following showers moving into our area. when will this rain stop? veronica: first it has got to start. we have one break, sam during the overnight. now there will be more rain moving in for the evening rush. an overcast sky. not too bad this morning. 53 with a little bit of patchy fog. not too much. winds out of the northeast at seven miles an hour in d.c. a lot of moisture we are going to have come into the area related today. look at our sky cam. would not be surprised if at times today the clouds will show signs of breaking a little bit, maybe a little bit of sunshine

john walsh critics, i don't know what will. >> hopefully they can get the win in boston once and for all. >> it will be an exciting game. more on that in a moment, but first the rain is coming down hard this morning. >>> it is a little chilly out there, tom kierein, as we trark track it all in the storm team 4 weather center. >> you can see the bulk of it, the dark green, up near philadelphia and north of baltimore. the lighter green is just light rain now in the immediate metro area with a few scattered sprinkles in northern virginia. all this is tracking off to the north and east pulling away. the first line of dawn, here's northwest washington looking a little damp. we'll need an coat. during the afternoon, no sunglasses today. a look at your mother's day and our next chance for any rain in a few minutes. >>> 6:02 and we continue to follow the developing story. if you look at the crime scene out in alexandria this morning, police have been at a shooting at the extended stay america. this includes one man and two women who were shot. no word on what led up to the shooting. we'll continue to update you as information continues to come in. >>> and interviews conti

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breakfast‘s john maguire joined him on one of his daily climbs. come rainries me more than my own destiny, if you like. drying out in the pub, sion tells me how he‘s anxious to share his intimate knowledge of the fells while he still can. while i‘ve still got the stability to be able to explain and teach something that i‘ve been doing for years then i will do that and pass it on and the ultimate aim is to give people the confidence individually to go out into these kind of areas in weather like this and if they find themselves caught out in weather like we‘ve had today, they can find their way around. he‘s well aware that dementia is changing him, sometimes affecting his personality, but as well as the mountains, he has wendy for support. it‘s much harder if you‘re at home because your mood tends to drop quite dramatically to the point where if he can‘t motivate himself to do the exercises, he will reallyjust maybe go to bed or fall asleep. it‘s a marked change so the more he goes up the mountains and keeps walking, the better for his wellbeing, his mental