shery: ryan chilcote talking to jonathan hill.ing up on "bloomberg markets," an exclusive interview -- with ubs' investment banker. ♪ >> live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. muskeaking news, elon saying he has no plans to disable the autopilot according to a report by the wall street journal. tesla is facing probes over the crash that killed the driver of one of its cars. tesla shares not reacting much, still up, gaining for a sixth consecutive session. investigators are asking tesla for details on how the autopilot system worked and why failed to detect a tractor-trailer. they have noing plans to disable the autopilot in cars. we will continue to keep an eye on those headlines for you. meanwhile, mark crumpton has more. at ramoner a long and he is, bernie sanders officially endorsed hillary clinton for mr. sanders: she will be the democratic nominee for president. and i intend to do everything i can to make certain she will be the next president of the united days. -- united stat

that is according to the outgoing eu financial services minister, jonathan hill.hese look to bloomberg. capshan: get your thinking on, whereby the british government needs to rethink what the offer is. and i think that with the expertise that they have, knowing how the markets work, knowing how international trade works, knowing what it is that attracts people, they need to come up with, you know, their top asks, and work with the government to come up with a proper strategy. the premier says beijing can achieve the growth target of 6.5% through continuous reform and innovation beard he was speaking at the eu china business summit. and the country's steady economical benefit. he added that china formerly supports eu integration. and bernie sanders has formally endorsed hillary clinton as the democratic residents will nominee. the vermont senator and for mer nomination candidate joined in new hampshire, saying that she is far and away the best secretary for the challenges facing the u.s. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in one hun

outgoing eu commissioner jonathan hill joins us live from brussels with his thoughts on the future of market union and theresa may. scarlet: an exclusive interview with the ubs ceo. he tells us where he thinks markets are headed and why ubs is preparing for a reversal.

bloomberg news' jonathan allen and the hill's amie parnes' book "hr c" chronicles senator clinton's 2008 loss to barack obama and her return to political prominence. "love her, love her not," is a collection of essays by women that looks at how clinton is equally lauded and disliked. edward kline, former editor of "the new york times" magazine, argues against a clinton presidency in "unlikable." media matters' founder david brock, who also runs a super pac supporting her presidential campaign, says that there's a right-wing plot to derail hillary clinton in his book, "killing the messenger." and coming out in july, author and filmmaker dinesh d'souza asserts another clinton presidency will fundamentally change the country for the worse in "hillary's america." .. so we're going to have some fun with that, do some things working toward constitution day in the fall and i think that's exciting. that so many families are going back and looking at there's first principles and founding documents so in tennessee seven, that's just the top of the list. some of the things also, there is a daniels

jonathan alan and the hills, amy, hrc.onicles senator clinton's 2008 loss to barack obama and the rush to political prom neans, love her, love her not edited by joanne, essays by women that looks at how clinton is equally lotted and disliked. unlikable. media founder who runs super pac says there's a right-wing plot to derail in killing the messenger. another clinton presidency will be for the worse. [inaudible conversations]

bloomberg news jonathan allen and the hills book hrc chronicles her loss to barack obama into return to political promise. love her, love her not edited by joann bamberger is a collection of essays by women that looks at how she is lauded and disliked. edward klein former editor of the new york times magazine argues against the clinton presidency and unlikable. media matters founders david brock who also runs a super pack supporting her presidential campaign says that there is a right wing plot to derail hillary clinton in his book killing the messenger. and coming out in july it asserts that another clinton presidency well fundamentally change the country for the worst in hillary's america. several of these books have been discussed on book tv and you can find them on our website.

now we are live on capitol hill, i'm roz plater, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. coming up for us here at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the new sex abuse scandal involving th doctors. >> today is the best evidence ever that we have seen that our system is absolutely, totally rigged. it's rigged. michelle: also fall-out from the f.b.i.'s decision not to indict hillary clinton. who congress is calling to testify in clinton's new attack on donald trump. alison: and this will just give you the chills. a kidnapping attempt caught on camera. who ran to help takedown the suspect coming up next. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ 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. alison: come take a look at this. terrifying crime caught on video in california. sees the little child there. the little girl over by the door. watch this. a man tries to kidnap her right there. she 4 years old. this was at a cell phone store. the gi

bloomberg news' jonathan allen and the hill's amie parnes' book hrc chronicles senator clinton's 2008 loss to barack obama and her return to political prominence. "love her, love her not, decide et admitted by joanne bamberger, is a collection of essays by women that looks at how clinton is equally lauded and disliked. edward kline, former editor of "the new york times" magazine, argues against a clinton presidency in "unlikable." media matters founder david brock who also runs a super pac supporting her presidential campaign says that there's a right-wing plot to redale hillary clinton in his -- derail hillary clinton in his book, "killing the messenger." and coming out in july, dinesh d'souza asserts another clinton presidency will change the cup for the worse in "hillary's america." several of these books have been discussed on booktv, and you can find them on our web site, booktv.org. [inaudible conversations]

on capitol hill, brianne carter, abc7 news. jonathankeep in mind you can get text alerts about safetrack and metro news from your phone. just text "metro" to 43817. alison: okay. on friday afternoon let's check on the roadways. angela foster is on traffic watch. hey, angela. >> good afternoon, alison. i have been saying this all week. we have made out pretty good this week with the metro safetrack surge three. because we have been in the holiday. a lot of folks are still off. you wouldn't know it now by seeing the congestion on the capital beltway especially through fairfax county where we have a delay starting around the springfield mixing bowl on the inner loop. it is continuing to the american legion bridge. you do get a little break here and there. we are looking at prince george's county w inner and the outer loop. i want to mention accidents to watch for from the capital beltway. northbound on the baltimore washington parkway. crash clean-up there. we are taking a live look so you know at the live delays on the american legion bri

hill i'm jeff barnd. back to you. alison: okay, jeff. thank you. jonathan: president obama now slowing reduction of troops from afghanistan. the president plans to keep 8400 troops in the country through the end of his administration. president obama: today's decision best positions my successor to make future decisions about our presence in afghanistan. in january the next u.s. president will assume the most solemn responsibility of e commander-in-chief. jonathan: the original plan was for 5,500 troops to stay in afghanistan for training and counterterrorism operations. there are some 10,000 u.s. troops currently deployed in the country. alison: a new report blasts the decision by the u.s. and great britain to invade iraq in 2003. the british government official inquiry found faulty intelligence and inadequate planning but stopped short of calling the war illegal. that is angering british families of those who lost loved ones. >> the judgment about the severity of the threat posed by iraq's weapons of mass destruction, w.m.d., were presented with a certain

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. >> jonathan capehart with the washington post, jonathan, thanks as always, sir, luke russert for us on capitol hill, congressman tom davis, thank you as well. and a big thanks as always to vermont, former vermont governor, ahead of the dnc, howard dean. as you can stlee there, air for one about to take off from joint base andrews, headed down to charlotte, north carolina. president obama making his first campaign appearance of the season with secretary, former secretary of state hillary clinton. three, four hours after that, donald trump holding a rally, not far away in raleigh, north carolina. we'll take a quick break. this is msnbc, we'll be right back. thank you is what we say. but we mean so much more. we mean how can we help? we mean what can we do? we mean it's our turn. to do our part. to serve you, for all you've done to serve us. ♪ ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink ♪ see what the power of point

hill will have more on that coming up in a few minutes. let's head back inside where it's cooler. i bet 68 degrees at the anchor desk. alison: it is. jonathan: you can hang meat in here, steve. thanks. alison: hurry back. we will see you later. stay connected with abc7 even if you are on the go. we have weather updates on all the platforms and a list of cooling centers that are available. that is all online at wjla.com. jonathan: coming up for us, where justin bieber was spotted in our area. alison: and a shenandoah shutdown because of bears. the places you can't go coming up. >> did hillary clinton break the law in connection with the use of the e-mail server in my judgment is she did not. michelle: komen questioned for hours on the hill -- and comey questioned f the three take-aways from today's hearing. alison: can you get what memorial and d.c., the body builders are trying to recreate? we'll have their answer coming up. jonathan: the minnesota governor right now is talking to reporters about the shooting that took place there. police shot and killed motorist after pulling him over for a broken taillight. let's listen in. governor edwar

hill. donald trump calls it a divided crime scene that only he can fix. >> so elise, back to jonathan's pointmism, patriotism, was the president reclaiming that kind of language for democrats? >> i think the president did a masterful job of welcoming republicans that aren't sold on trump into the democratic party and balanced a fine line of still being a dell cat and still showing bernie sanders supporters that the democratic party is there for them too but he really brought in that this is about patriotism and this is about hope and this is about a united country. but will republicans repelled by trump, will they actually vote for clinton or will they just stay home? >> what i'm hearing from a lot of republicans is voting for gary johnson or in swing states, but in swing states republicans who are strongly opposed to clinton in a normal year are thinking our vote is so important can we risk letting donald trump get ahold of the nuclear codes. >> jonathan, you know mr. trump on thursday said that the president's vision was misguided. he tweeted quote, president obama spoke last night about a

jonathan capehart from "the washington post." she will you now answer questions on capitol hill. may be that she, her response is sort of a version of what we heard before which is that it was purely social meeting. that she regrets the perception that came away from it and that that was why she leaned ever more heavily on whatever the suggestion was from the fbi which she quickly followed up and said that they were going to drop charges. you have this new poll out, bret, 5% of the americans say they do not understand why no charges were brought. it is probably a moot point at this point but you can't make those questions go away that are clearly very important to people. >> no, that's true. the fbi director when he laid out all of the ways that hillary clinton throughout this explanation has not been truthful in saying all the things that they knew, that was devastating politically but not legally and i think you will hear similar questions to the attorney general. i think democrats point to one word that is overreach. often in these investigations republicans are overreaching.

jonathan: check this owl. storm track 7. it's coming down heavy. some are seeing heavy rains and others see partial blue skies and it changes so fast. doug hill will have an update on the storms in a matter of moments. stay right there. michelle: more than 2 tons of supplies and gear speeding toward the international space station. a space-x fall come rocket launched this morning from cape canaveral. it includes a new port to standardize how spacecraft connect to the station. the space-x dragon crash will deliver the payload to the station wednesday morning. alison: maryland governor larry hogan is promising help for those constantly stuck bottlenecks. chris papst in the newsroom with the improvements planned for i-270. chris, tell us about this. chris: today, governor hogan announced $230 million to reduce traffic along the heavily congested i-270 corridor. he says it's one of the biggest problems he encountered when he became governor. now he is making a push to improvement. the highway carries 260,000 vehicles a day. 20 years the numbers are expected to increase by 30,000 hogan said the congestion creates safety issues and it hurts the loc

jonathan: thank you for that. turn the attention now to the heatwave. the possibility of some very oppressive temperature in the next few days. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with what you need to know. as the afternoon grew on, it got hotter and hotter. doug: temperatures come up. the humidity levels come up. the way it feels outside becoming more and more oppressive. these are air temperatures now. 93 in reagan national. 93 in manassas and frederick. 91 in annapolis. the dew point, the crucial number here once it hit 70 with these temperatures then it starts to feel oppressive. and these values will both continue to rise through saturday, sunday and a monday. here is what it feels like outside as we speak. feels like 103 in leesburg. 101 in culpeper. 99 in washington. frederick, fredericksburg and annapolis as well. as we go through the evening hours we'll stay partly cloudy. very warm. and increasingly muggy temperatures in the low 90's for the first pitch tonight at the park. as far as any relief from the heat, we have been watching showers diminish during the day. they will continue to diminish tonight. a chance of an isolated thunderstorm to

jonathan: thanks. you can probably already feel it outside. it's starting but we are on the verge of another heatwave across the area. this is a scorcher. chief meteorologist doug hill with the forecast. we almost dodged a bullet today. felt not too bad out there. doug: the moisture content slowly starting to climb. definite increase in the moisture levels and the temperatures the next few days. at the moment, it's gorgeous outside. plenty of sunshine in belle haven country club in alexandria. still comfortable. 90 in manassas. 91 in leesburg. 87 in baltimore. 87 at andrews. 88 degrees at reagan national airport. if you have outdoor plans, no worries act -- worry a as we get to the nighttime it will become more muggy. the humidity levels will slowly rise. with the frontal system to the north i don't think we have to worry about this so much but it indicates a possibility tomorrow morning with a boundary in the air that maybe, maybe early in the morning a few hours of cloudy skies and maybe a passing shower or two. then the heat ramps up in a big way. we will lay out the numbers. the highs, lows, heat index and the rest through the upcoming weekend. jonathan: thanks.

jonathan: all right. let's shift gears now and talk about the weather now. we have storm prediction center had us under a slight risk of severe storms today. chief meteorologist doug hill joins us with the forecast. coming down in buckets. doug: a slight risk but no severe storms. we have dropped to 80 in reagan national. still 91 in manassas. 90 in fredericksburg. the s the humidity for the fourth consecutive day makes it feel warmer. still around 100 degrees in areas that have not seen the rain. the heat index is 85 in washington. the doppler radar, most of the shower activity east of the city right now. any one of the storms producing heavy downpours. some lightning, still the technical possibility that some could be severe as they head across the by a. generally, most of the activity we'll see today we are seeing right now. it will continue to move east and the southeast. if you are dining outdoors we will leave an isolated shower or storm in the forecast. otherwise partly cloudy, muggy in the 80's. we have changes in the weekend and we will share them in a few minutes. alison: okay. we'll see you then. thank you very much. also today really tense moments at the u.

hill, msnbc political analyst robert costa. in washington pulitzer prize winner and msnbc contributor jonathan capehart. joe has the morning off. jonathan, i'm going to get to your interview with loretta lynch, which was really telling given what happened over the weekend. a lot of international news out of baghdad especially and around the world. david ignatius will join us for that. but first today hillary clinton will appear with president obama on the campaign trail. but that comes after a holiday weekend in which she was questioned by the fbi about her private e-mail server. it's the culmination of 16 months of public scrutiny from clinton's decision while she was secretary of state to exclusively use a private e-mail server for her government and personal e-mails rather than state department's e-mail system first revealed in march 2015. there have been questions every since. clinton left her home in washington for fbi headquarters saturday morning for what aides describe as a voluntary 3.5 hour interview. according to fbi took part in a civil and business like meeting by someone familiar with the

hill right now with james comey testifying before the house oversight committee. with me now, john jay lavel, a trump delegate. hillary rosen, a clinton supporter. and jonathan allen, political columnist for roll call and co-author of -- what's your biography called? >> state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton. >> thank you so much. jonathan, what do you make of this testimony from james comey? are republicans on the right track? are they attacking the wrong person? >> well, i think it's necessary. i think the world or certainly america watched the press conference yesterday and it seemed to be leading up to the words that there would be charges and then there was a 180 and all of a sudden there's not going to be charges. clearly, a case was laid out that, you know, charges should have been made. that being said, there's no question that it was an indictment of hillary clinton's character, of hillary clinton's judgment, and her failure to recognize the national security concerns of the american people. this is far from over. there's been reports that this investigation is closed. we still don't know if -- who hacked into these e-mails. not just hilla