jonathan: but we are.nge their mind on immigration, the germans in particular, do they change their fiscal position as well? eric: for sure. that is happening with big announcements. you can get away with a lot. the spanish and italians have started doing it. the germans are tired of policing the others. this is happening already. francine: what grade would you give the outlook of the relationship between the u.k. and eu? a being good? francine: yeah. erik: c for the u.k. and b for europe. that will have a spillover effect. for the eurozone, it will be ok. it is not that important in terms of the business sense. francine: erik, thanks so much. global economist from unicredit. on sunday, we have a full day of special brexit coverage starting at 5:00 a.m. jonathan: we leave you with a live shot of the beautiful city of london within 48 hours after that historic brexit vote. ♪

jonathan: wow! michelle: coming up for us on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- battling a rare condition and the opposition. >> one game in particular i fell over and i might have passed out. >> we'll introduce you to alexis and show you how she was a top honor. jonathan: the most common password among twitter users who were hacked. what was the password? 1234567. michelle: oh, no! jonathan: or religious figures. we have the answers coming up next. ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me lisa: welcome back. i'm lisa fletcher in the "7 on your side" help center where we are holding a phone bank today. we partnered with the children national health system. we have pediatricians here answering any question you call in with about your kid's health. dr.

jonathan: thank you. if you talk about metro and the inconvenience of safetrack, it's not just the commuters impacted by metro. it's the businesses as well. alison: people aren't stopping at the usual pit stops and spending money. stephen tschida is live in northwest for us with how the board of trade is trying to help some businesses stay afloat during the safetrack. stephen: we are across the street from the dupont circl metro station. small businesses up and down connecticut avenue and in the neighborhood. many of them are dependent on foot traffic. much of that foot traffic coming and going from the metro station. now, we checked out a bakery around the corner. we talked with the employees there. they say that they lr today. they believe it is because a number of the regular sum customers -- regular customers who are commuters avoided metro. they met with the business owners today to get them prepared for what is coming in the next several months and the next year. take a listen. >> part of our advice

jonathan: 2003. michelle: 2008. doug: see what the answer is? jonathan: 2005. >> yeah.oug: see what it is. 2008 but we also hit 98 degree s june 7 followed by 96 on the 8th and the 9th. 10th we were higher. we have history here. all the answers could be right in one context or another. jonathan: we all get trophies. doug: in 2005 we hit 90 on june 8. 2003 was the 24th. so when is the last time we hit 90 this late in the season. michelle: what is the answer? i'm confused. jonathan: you got it right. michelle: 2008. doug: but consolation prize if you pick any o jonathan: we are winners. doug: if you live in washington long enough there is no such thing as a wrong answer. get started here. showers and storms getting closer to the irs ca. there is a pattern through the evening. the best chance of showers or storms will probably be 10:00. 11:00 this evening. warm and muggy. areas of the showers and the storm extend south. this is a cold front of a weak one that is moving east. at the same time we will see what is left of the tropical depression bonnie move out. the stage is

jonathan? jonathan: good to know. thanks. koshi company recalling the trail mix chewey granola bars and the baked soft bake gra know -- baked granola. they may be contaminated with listeria that can cause serious and deadly infection in the children and elderly. you have the problems throw them away and call kashi. they will give you a refund for products. alison: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- caps, gowns and controversy. find out what overshadowed the graduates on a local school's difference between a real designer hand bag and a fake one? coming up, find out how how investigators say one woman scammed more than $1 million in counterfeit bags. jonathan: but first, a little history for you. on this date in 1871. stand alone municipality of georgetown was abolished and then absorbed in the district of columbia. today it is home to plenty of shops, restaurants, houses and also the university, with the same name. ♪ stand by me dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who nee

jonathan: wow! kimberly: i.c.e. captured 200 million counterfeit hand bags and wallets. so they are only scratching the surface. the consumers need to step up and do research. go to snobswap.com and submit pictures for first level authentication. >> they can ask us what we think about the bag. we work with highly vetted stores across the united states. consignment stores very careful with the authentication. and miles per a woman will comeo consignment store and save money. >> but she is not the counterfeit organizers. jonathan: we appreciate it. jamie sullivan has an eye on the photographic -- on the traffic. jamie: there is an extra charge if the traffic is good. it's never good at this time. police activity what we have now. we'll start off in the district. brentwood road closed. that is the only stretch blocked off. rhode island is a good alternate for you. pulling out here, you can get a better idea. yes, we are seeing the slowing where we usually talk about it, at this time in the afternoon. y

jonathan: caroline is in berlin.erkel speaking earlier, talking about a fast-paced negotiating with the u.k. >> i think this is where the split is already arising between the united kingdom and the core of the eu, which is france and indeed germany, summoning the francef hollande from and the leader of italy coming on monday, so they want to be looking at a quick exit of the u.k. --nwhile, bores johnson boris johnson and those who called for the leave vote, have been talking about a slow pace. the divisions between the eu and united kingdom are already building. and we did hear from merkel, talking about a measured response, the response body of the eu unity, this is a fear factor for her, the domino effect. we have heard of a scottish referendum, the spanish wanted to discuss referendums in the south, and the u.k. being the third biggest export market for germany. jonathan: thank you very much. and john, getting fascinating. jonathan: this will go on for months. we had this discussion, it is not an event, it is a pr

jonathan: thanks. metro's red line trains are back running again and serving the brooklyn catholic university metro stop. what happened was a break in a four-inch gas line near the station prompted metro to stop service there for a shorttime this afternoon. this evening however, we checked and the trains are back on time for the red line. michelle: pepco recently bought out by exelon is requesting a rate hike for the d.c. customers. "7 on your side" chris papst at the "live desk" with how much it could cost city residents and businesses. chris? chris: this proposed rate hike is significant. they estimate it will cost rate-payers $85 million. which translates to $5 more per month. as of now, this is just a request submitted to the public service commission. it only residents. in a statement to "7 on your side," pepco spokesperson said the increase is to cover reliability and infrastructure upgrades. pepco points out it hasn't asked for three years an increase in rate. as part of the merger you may remem

"bloomberg ♪ jonathan: this is "bloomberg ," i am jonathan ferro. brexit debate dominating every single asset class. risk aversion the buzzwords. the ftse down by over one full percentage point. things are a little bit firmer than maybe they were an hour ago but thing still very soft comparatively. story,market, same stronger pound, weaker yen. the bond market the big headline generator. -- front end of the 10 year of the two-year yield in germany, down another two basis points. all time lows on the 10 year u.k.. negative in the first time. commodity soft with wti at 48 and brent south of 50. alix: let's get headlines from bloomberg first word news outside the world of business. bracing for ais wave of demonstrations against new labor reforms. they union promises to rally more protesters. the union is the most vocal planent of the president's to make the labor market more flexible. will speaker paul ryan unveil a republic will plan to roll back government regulations. he wants to scale by the financial regulation law, expand energy production, and l

jonathan: thank you.hen the weather takes a nasty turn, you can stay ahead of it going to wjla.com. you can get text alerts on your phone, on your tablet. just download the free app on storm watch. it's the latest radar, rain totals, you name it, you will get it. wjla.com. michelle: meanwhile, we are keeping a close eye on a dangerous weather situation in france. the country president declared state ofral disaster due to the flood -- state of natural disaster due to flooding. the water is expected to keep rising. >> we are having wine, expecting the ducks to float by in the morning calmly. we wake up and it's like noah 's ark. michelle: go famed museums were forced to close frizz so or thework can be moved from the flooding. >> we will make it work. people are patient, flexible. we will get through this and be a better place when we are done. jonathan: the arlington county board today trying to reassure residents ahead of the safetrack program. it starts tonight. jay korff reports at least one local busin

jonathan: thanks. former house speaker dennis hastert reported to federal prison to serve 15 months after pleading guilty in the hush money case. he was accused of paying to cover up sexual abuse while he was a wrestling coach at an illinois high school. hastert arrived at the prison in a wheelchair in minnesota a couple of hours ago. alison: now we turn to breaking news out of the district today where the d.c. police are searching for a missing 9-year-old girl. her name is sophia proctor. she was last seen with her mother julia on 14th street northwest. this was yesterday afternoon. police believe she is still with her mother and they are looking for two of them. take another good look at the pictures that we have up here now. we have them posted as well on the facebook and twitter pages. jonathan: we are getting more breaking news right now in the newsroom from arlington where washington boulevard and the down. police activity is going on out there. we are working to gather information on why they we

jonathan: thank you for that. coming up on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a would-be kidnapper as bold as they come. look at the video. a man trying to drag a girl out of the store in front of his mother. we'll show you how it played out. michelle: a tennis superstar sidelined. how long maria sharapova is banned from playing. alison: and we will talk about changing habits. what metro's safetrack program is making more people do to get to work. doug: this is more like after this morning's cold gusty cold front through the area. sunshine, fair weather clouds. i think you will like the next couple of days at least. coming up at "abc7 news jonathan: melvin pate died in 2012 after a shooting. recently, though, he was able to testify in a case against his suspected murderer. sam ford explains how pate was able to secure a conviction identifying the gunman despite the fact he was dead. >> i want to show you a picture. if you see the person, blink one hard for yes. okay? sam: this is video from five years ago after melvin pate ha

jonathan: all right.ere is now a look at what is coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- a dramatic exercise how the a.t.f. is training on an arson course and the important lesson taught to first responders. alison: plus d.c. mayor muriel bowser getting ready to sign a new law to raise the minimum wage. these stories and more coming up at 6:00 tonight. jonathan: the skyline in arlington is changing. well all know that. and today, abc7 got a sneak peek at the new central place development that features two mixed use buildings. they will be big. this is in rosslyn. crews finished the residential tower structure. and they are only half finished with the office tower. check out the views. there will be elevators to provide access to the metro station. at the top level we are talking 31 stories up. tenants and tourists can visit observevation deck of vies of d.c. and the region. views of d.c. and the region. >> we are trying to have mixed use development with a retail-rich, central plaza, 17,00 s rosslyn. the obse

jonathan: okay.obbins said 911 that hundreds needed medical attention for burns but only five of the participants requested an examination. michelle: i'll take his word that there is a specific way and a method to it. jonathan: maybe the heat was too hot. michelle: painful. my gosh. i feel for the people. still next for us on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- you might want to double up on that office pool. two monster jackpots for the big lotteries. the half billion dollars up for grabs this weekend. that's next. robert: i'm robert burton live at congressial for round two of the quicken loans. we will talk about a 12-year-old taking advantage of prodders, shuckersers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. jonathan: the maryland lottery officials are reminding players that two winning million tickets were sold an july. you have won a million dollars but y

jonathan: another developing story. air force thunderbird jet on the opposite side of the coun a flyover at the air force academy graduation ceremony. that is in colorado. the pilot ejected and landed safely. there were no injuries on the ground. but president obama delivered the commencement address and was inside the stadium at the time of the crash. we are told he is expected to meet with the pilot. michelle: back at home a boat full of students in restricted part of the chesapeake bay. alison: the boat started sinking and a waterman was close enough to help save the day. our maryland bureau chief brad bell is live in cambridge with more on the story. brad: the boat is off an island that was for years used by the army as target practice. the ground has eroded. sea level and the tides have take an toll on the island. the tanks are now under water. it's believed the chesapeake bay foundation boat hit one of those tanks. started as a dream field trip to the center for a group of fourth graders, teacher, chaperon for ken

, i am jonathan ferro.avid: this is a special edition of bloomberg markets. the eu's industry commission said vw should compensate european to own cars with omissions cheating software same level as americans. dollarsl pay american as much and $7,000 each. jonathan: google is peering to release its own smart phone. they are in talks with mobile operators about a google landed phone. they already make the android operating system that runs on four of every five smartphones. thed: finding dori was winner at the box office. waspendence day, resurgence the second. it was less than expected. that is your bloomberg is this flash at this hour. jonathan: i wish i had time to watch it. i been distracted by this thing called brexit. a provision in article 50 gives negotiating two years to include new arrangements. what can we expect in the next 24 months. charles rice joins us from washington. it's great to have you with us on the program. we had ack me is series of events in our mind. we thought the prime minister w

jonathan: thank you. the air force unthunderbird canceled upcoming shows after one of their jets crashed yesterday after a flyover at the air force academy graduation in colorado springs. in that incident in pilot was able to safely eject. this is him later. the same day of the crash he met with president obama giving the commencement address in the airport academy. the cause is under investigation. alison: we move on to metro. we are only seven hours now from the first visible effect of metro safetrack plan. at midnight the system will close marking at least a year of no extended hours. that is really just the tip of the iceberg. we have e commuters need to know on monday morning in a moment. but we begin with the transportation reporter brianne carter on the metro final rush to put the safetrack plan in place. brianne: metro has done everything they can in the final hours leading up to warn you about what is about to happen. take a look, they have pamphlet they put inside of the station. as they have pu

jonathan: a too. the frederick county sheriff department right now is looking into whether alcohol played a role in a deadly a.t.v. crash. five witnesses told abc7 there was a police pursuit. but authorities deny the claims. the a.t.v. did cross the double yellow line on michels mill road colliding head-on with an s.u.v. beer cans were visible on or near the a.t.v. you see it there in the road. the passenger on board the a.t.v. was killed. the drive rushed to the hospital. he has not yet been criminally charged. coming up for us here on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the next step in the fight for $15 an hour in the district. when a $15 minimum wage will start. michelle: and imagine this little fish saying, "help me, help me." jonathan: what in the world? alison: where the shot of a lifetime of a jelly fish eating a fish was captured. and the nfl apparently hacked. the target, the commissioner himself. the announcement about h shockwaves through the league. bo prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers,

jonathan: thanks for staying up late with us.ws, at least five soldiers dead, fort hood, texas. alison: the state of texas has been hammered with dangerous flooding for several days now. michelle marsh has the latest. onhelle: rescue crews are the scene, trying to locate the missing soldiers. they are scouring the creek after the truck overturned. flooding is making the task more difficult. texas is under a state of disaster in 31 counties. right now, the names of the dead and missing are not known. three other soldiers were rescued, said to be in stable condition. that is the latest from the live desk. michelle marsh. back to you. jonathan: developing now, a pair of military jet crashes in separate locations. a pilot safely ejected from a colorado. hours later, a blue angels pilot was killed in tennessee. jay korff has more. >> this is the scene. a practice run thursday afternoon, only two days from the start of the popular airshow season, a blue farl f-18 hornet crash not from a field at a regional airport, sending a fire into

laura: thank you very much, jonathan brown. let's move to what else is known about the shooter behind the attack in orlando. born in new york to afghan parents, omar mateen's family said they had no idea he had developed extremist views. reporter: this is a photo that omar mateen posted of himself to social media. the 29-year-old lived here in port saint lucie, some 200 kilometers away from the orlando pulse nightclub. he worked as a security guard at a facility for juvenile delinquency and had two firearm licenses. despite having a clean criminal record, he was known to law enforcement officials. aware ofi first became mateen in 2013 when he made inflammatory comments to coworkers alleging possible terrorist ties. in the course of the investigation, mateen was interviewed twice. ultimately, we were unable to verify the substance of his comments and the investigation was closed. reporter: the fbi says that, moments before going on a deadly rampage, mateen made a 911 call in which he claimed allegiance to the islamic state group

this is "bloomberg ." ♪ jonathan: this is "bloomberg ," i'm jonathan ferro.e been hammered before today. the european stoxx 600 bank index dropped over 20% in just the past two days. 43.65%.x is down with us.ele is still looking at a dramatic forward in financials. the question i would ask of you is typically you have the bond vigilantes. when they saw political risk, they went after bonds, whether it emerging markets or on the periphery in europe. that has been insulated by the ecb. do you think financials to be proxies for political distress in the eurozone, and will that affect you? mr. haefele: financials are bearing the brunt of it because there is uncertainties around the politics, and in part because there is uncertainties about how this bleeds through to their earnings. and in part because they were the epicenter in the last crisis. how the financials trade over the shorter term is really up to getting some kind of rules of the road in place for what happens next. alix: we've seen stress in cocoa bonds, contingent convertible bonds that can be convert

jonathan i'll bring you in on this. listen, i've heard you speak about this. and you are an extraordinarily compassionate person. by the same token t level of risk. we all weigh risk and reward. no matter what we do. and the level of risk is so high most americans think hey we should pause button. instead t president obama is speeding up the program. >> it is not government's role to resettle refugees and certainly not from muslim majority countries at a time of wash. but i got to tell you, bringing in refuges are not -- i almost they coin a phrase, what difference does it make? it is not like we won world war ii by expertly screen iing militants from the germany. we had to win the war of ideas. >> we did screen people from -- >> but that is not how we won -- >> of course not but we don't want spies coming this our country. >> good point and in this prar case because of the nature of the internet and some other things playing such a role in there, it is hard to control the message. but people on the other side are saying the idea of banning an entire religion

i'm jonathan capehart. we begin with breaking news from florida where officials are searching for a 2-year-old boy believed to have been dragged into the water by an alligator. the sheriff's office says the call came in before 9:30 last night at the grand floridian resort and spa. the family was relaxing near a sandy beach area when the reptile attacked. >> it's my understanding the father was nearby and the child was playing in the water, just a foot or so into the water. and the alligator came up and attacked. >> so he saw this happen? >> yes. the father at some point struggled to try to get his son and was not successful and then alerted others to try to assist him in the process. >> let's bring in nbc's sarah dallof live from lake buena vista. what else are authorities saying? >> reporter: good morning, jonathan. you have 50 law enforcement officials and two marine units frantically searching for this little boy. you heard the sheriff say it happened, horrifying in front of his family as he was playing

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jonathan: zika was extremely mild.nitially get it, it's not nearly as bad as most mosquito-borne diseases could be, but the jury is still out on what the long-term effects are. sharyl: there are mixed signals when it comes to the upcoming summer olympics in brazil. the world health organizations says the zika risk isn't serious enough to move the games. whatever questions remain, white house press secretary josh earnest says congress has all the information it needs to act on zika funding. press sec. earnest: ignorance is not an excuse. they've had opportunities to ask their questions. there's ample information that's been provided by the administration. sharyl: cdc wouldn't give us a detailed breakdown of exactly how it would spend the money. here's the general information that's been provided -- $699 million would go to medicare and medicaid, and "domestic response." $416 million to puerto rico, the state department, and "international response." $335 million for the u.s. agency for international development, also to

jonathan ferro is in london.ene and michael mckee are sitting down with formal censure alan greenspan. jonathan: we will bring you that on bloomberg tv and bloomberg radio. futures soft. negative nine points on the s&p 500. the drama in bank stocks. stoxx 600 bank index down another 7%. u.k. lenders lead in the losses. the pound getting pounded again. biggest two-day drop on record. the 31 year low. look at those yields. alix: lower. joining us for the hour is head of fixed-income krishna money. krishnana met bonnie -- memani. a we have benefited from growth perspective from globalization and if this is a direct shot at globalization and do not find akly worthwhile solution and we are going to have problems from a growth perspective in the long run. david: have the odds of a global recession gone up? >> the odds have certainly gone up. this is a shot that the global economy didn't need. we will just have to deal with it. it is early to predict how much impact it will have. question. out of the at all.lix alix: do

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