josh: but they are still good. there still hanging around 80's. 79chester 81, luray 81, frederick, 75 manassas. ow 80's in d.c. not a great ni few times overnight. if you have the windows open, hopefully you have a nice fan going. just a few clouds in maryland, that is about it. otherwise, we have dodged the rain today. there was a 30% chance of rain today, and we were expecting more firing off in pennsylvania and it.com together. we had the humidity and the daytime heating, but not enough lift in the atmosphere. good news is we stay dry for all the events today comes just a few isolated showers near hagerstown, martinsburg, but that was about it. now that we have gone through dayhottest and most muggy today, the cold front drops through. before it gets here, we have plenty of heat building in. we are still back in the 90's. the differences, it will be windier tomorrow and also not quite as humid. those two things i think will make it feel bet we are looking at very warm temperatures. overnight lows, a few places i

josh: yeah. this is an individual -- the most recent investigation into this individual, again, according to the director of the f.b.i., had been closed two years ago. one of the particular risks radicalization is that it can happen in a very compressed time period. and that's what makes it so difficult to counter. we talked about how this is an evolving threat. and this is something the president's top counterterrorism advisor, lisa monaco, talked about. the kind of risk that's posed by individuals who are radicalized online is different than what we had previously confronted. again, as the f.b.i. director indicated, this individual, at least based on what we know now, is not part of a broader terror network but rather essentially a lone wolf, an individual who was radicalized online and carried out a heinous act of terrorism on his own. that's what we know so far. there's whole lot more of an investigation that needs ton conducted and i don't want to get ahead of that. that's what makes this ki

josh, on his scooter, impacted the right front corner area of the pickup, and josh was thrown from his scooter. >> the moped is knocked out from under him and josh is flying headlong. >> it was last second, i just saw it right as he hit me. i remember just seeing the truck there, and i think i kind of braced myself. i didn't even hit the brakes. i didn't have time to. >> as he watches the crash in horror, the police officer turns on his camera and automatically saves the previous 30 seconds of video. >> because of the way our system is set up, it's recording constantly, it just doesn't save it until it's turned on and then we have a 30-second capture. so everything that occurred 30 seconds prior was actually saved and that 30 seconds caught the accident. >> as josh is hurled through the air, one flip flop goes flying in another direction. it's hard to believe that josh hasn't been badly injured, but he picks up his cell phone and incredibly, starts to stand up. >> i think adrenaline and shock had kind of set in. >> josh actually starts to walk away, but he's stopped by a motorcyclist.

josh: not getting much of a break this evening. in some places we broke records, dulles airport hitting 95, allowing them to break a record. leesburg,in d.c., 95 93 hagerstown. even annapolis, with the bay temperature, 92. showers to the northwest of hagerstown, parts of western maryland. most of these will break down before crossing into maryland and into virginia. there is still a slim chance right along where the air rose pointing that we get a quick shower. for most of us, we stay dry, hot, and muggy. 92 through the majority of the region at 6:00, still 88 degrees at 8:00. drk still hot, but it's not feel quite as bad. kimberly: around the district come a quiet neighborhood in shock tonight after two people were hit by bullets late friday night. thousands of people marched in today's pride parade just blocks away. ,my aubert is live in northwest with a fairly active scene. kimberly,out itamy: the police tape is in the process of being taken down, and active scene. a short time ago they cleaned up. my photographer and i stumbled

josh: nicer weather for us this morning. now we're watching for a few thundershowers and will pop up for us. not looking for severe weather we basically have just the right environment for us to pick up on some thunderstorms. the dew point is 70. that puts us in the oppressive category. all of us with this theory muggy air mass. 71 at annapolis. upper 60's, lower 70's. somewhat of a tropical feel. plenty of moisture for the thunderstorms to work with. right now, not a lot going on around winds -- d.c. there is a stationary front working 20 across the area. -- working its way across the area. let's run through the rest of the afternoon. futurecast indicates there is something by 1:30. we are not looking once again for strong storms, just enough to put a damper on your friday afternoon and unfortunately on the drive home. a couple of rumbles of thunder. 9:00 is when i think everything will start drier air moves in for tomorrow. we start off tomorrow morning pretty cloudy. if it is not cloudy, it will likely be foggy. the cloud

josh? >> i want to ask you about the defense discipline over the january incidents in which crew members were captured by iran in the persian gulf. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, nine people ranging from commanders ashore down to the sailors who actually steered the boat have been singled out for disciplinary action. the investigation uncovered a litany of poor leadership, broken equipment and bad decisions. because of engine trouble, the two boats left kuwait four hours late and took a shortcut to make up the time. their new course ran through iranian territorial waters. one of the boats broke down again, and that's when the revolutionary guard captured the crews at gunpoint and put them on display. while they were being held, some of the sailors talked too much, violating the serviceman's code of conduct. the navy now plans to use this as a case study in all the things that can go wrong in even the simplest military operation. josh? >> elliott: david martin at the pentagon tonig

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josh knight has the first look at your human forecast. josh: that's right, kimberly. as you work her way into monday and tuesday, we will feel more of the multifactor picking up. along with that, actual temperatures. right now we are 86 in fairfax. that's the same for a lot of us. 86 in d.c. 84 in winchester. luray around 82 degrees, and annapolis a little cooler close to the bay. when you are getting here, winding down your weekend, taking the dog for a walk, it will be a warm but very pleasant evening. overnight we drop into the 60's. the mid-90's. i will show you where we will see the hottest temperatures tomorrow, and also we will track the storm transfer tuesday. some could be on the stronger side. i will tell you where that's most likely. kimberly: metro's second big safetrack search is underway already. for the next two weeks, they will be no rail service on the orange, blue, and silver lines between eastern market and minnesota avenue and the benning road stations as well as between rosslyn and arlington cemetery. that's not all. the stadium, armory, and potom

you better wake up, josh. no matter how much i care about you, if you got to learn the hard way, you're going to do that on your own, man. if you get into this anymore, i'm for real done, man. >> you got anything down there? >> what do you need? >> food. >> i'll send you some up later. just shut up, man. just stay out of trouble. you talk too much. stay out of trouble. stay out of trouble. >> love you, bub. >> see you later, man. straight idiot, man. if i could hit him in the mouth right now, i would. >> i let him down. >> how much time harrison spends in the hole will be determined in a disciplinary board hearing just like the one awaiting michael ray stafford for allegedly stabbing pat ellerman. >> best-case scenario would be that they forget about this. >> stafford is assigned an inmate advocate to help him present his case at the hearing. >> did you get a copy of the investigator's report? >> no. >> here's what i would say. no matter what the outcome is, i would plead not guilty to it just for the simple f

josh earnest: the video was recorded on tuesday.ecretary clinton's campaign has already announced that there will be an event and the president is looking forward to traveling to green bay, wisconsin with secretary clinton to appear with her in person at a campaign event. and built support for her campaign in the state of wisconsin. >> [indiscernible] josh earnest: that is the only campaign event on the schedule at this point. i would anticipate that it is only the first of many campaign events between now and november. thisrking together on issue -- did sanders also have things he wanted to see from the white house? josh earnest: i will let senator sanders characterize the points he made in their meeting. was quite direct about his appreciation to the president for keeping his promise not to win that's not to -- keeping his promise not to weigh in. think bothders, i men are pretty enthusiastic about the opportunity that lies ahead. not just in advance of the general election but over the course of generations to ensure the future o

josh: things could not be much better for us. we are much more prepared to do with the humidity, and we have been lucky. blue skies across the majority of the area, a great shot from the national harbor. we had some extra cloud cov sunshine at about much time and great weather. keptclouds temperatures a little cooler, but most of us in the low to mid 80's. we have clear skies the rest of the evening. eating out on the deck, fire up the grill, the temperatures are great, low 80's. we are in the 70's by 8:00 with low humidity. tomorrow is hotter, then thunderstorms kick off the work week. we will have all of that coming up in the forecast. kimberly: i did not know that we could beat today. the brexit vote fallout triggered emergency meetings in feelings of uncertainty this weekend. while the u.k. decision to leave the european union is , the world is already feeling the financial impact. we have this report from london. reporter: the brexit aftershocks are adding up. minister resigning, and now threats to break away from the u.k. >

kimberly: see you then, josh. montgomery county police are looking for a man who they say is exposing himself in public. this is the man detectives are looking for. orhas grabbed himself exposed himself in public at least five times since september. the incidents took place in rockville and gaithersburg. this isis dangerous and a family community with a lot of kids. kimberly: the suspect is in his mid-20's and in each case he wears a gray t-shirt and black police. a double shooting shook up a quiet northeast neighborhood. d.c. police were back at riggs and 14th streets this afternoon after our news crew found evidence connected with the shooting. amy aubert explains what they found in a story that you will see only on 7. amy: active scene late this afternoon, but this was not the case all day. photographer, robert, and i stumbled upon what look to be a shell casing. we were working on the story. the police report said no shell casings were found last night. i reached out to the public information office for an upd

josh, d.h.s.ays security both seen and unseen is routinely adapted to counter evolving threats. >> elliott: kris van cleave in washington for us. thank you. attorney general loretta lynch confirms she had an impromptu discussion with former president bill clinton monday night at the phoenix airport. the government plane. lynch's justice department is investigating the handling of classified information on hillary clinton's private e-mail server. lynch says the two did not discuss the investigation. and in the presidential race, with the party conventions now but a few weeks away, a guessing game has begun. who will be the running mates? here's major garrett. >> everybody wants to know who i'm going to choose for vice president. who do you like? >> i am thrilled to have so many really good candidates to choose from. >> reporter: get ready for this summer's political blockbuster-- the vetting and picking of a running mate. it's a preview into donald trump and hillary clinton's presidential calculati

i want to bring in sherry dan, liz flank and business insider's josh barrow. josh, let's start with you sense you're new to our table. i'll start with the big question. sometimes we get so lost in the details. the big question is what does it mean for the democratic party to have picked a woman nominee? what does it mean for america? what kind of night on it? >> i think it's a big night, but the night is diminished somewhat by the fact that we knew this was coming for months. headquarter hg has turned away from bernie sanders on the campaign trail, now officially she could say she does. but i think with, you know, this election is going to be so much referendum on donald trump and the vision of what he could do for the country, what his supporters believe he would do to make it great again and what his growing number of opponents believe with that he would pose as dangerous or the country. i think that's going to dominate the conversation in a way such that people will not be so focused on hillary clinton as the first woman president or hillary clinton as a qu

and music from josh abbott band. and now, here's jimmy kimmel. [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hope you have a great weekend. true to the death, the worst possible thing that could happen to anyone, happened to me at 3:15 p.m. on friday my wifi went out. and i would say it was a nightmare but nightmares don't last for four days. i was almost completely cut off from the outside world. it's funny how quickly you forget how everything works swo. i was like i can't go online, let's watch netflix. no, pandora. no spotify, no apple tv, nothing. even when i tried to look the number up to call the company to tell them the internet doesn't work, i had to go on the int internet and then two hours on the phone friday night with is the red light still flashing? okay can i put you on hold and you know they're smoking or something. it was terrible. i almost broke down and opened a book. i came this close and we're on day 2350ifive of not being able stick my daughter in front of "curious george" for four hours. let me tell you, when i'm v

joining us with the latest is josh rogan. josh, good morning. thank you for being up early with us.have seen hillary clinton in particular spend most of her time pivot going after donald trump. yesterday she started to layout her plan force ts yesterday she started to layout her plan force t for the econom. listen to what she had to say. >> first, let's break through the dysfunction in washington. to make the biggest investment in new good paying jobs since world war ii. let's make college debt free-for-all. let's rewrite the rules so more companies share profits with employees and fewer ship profits and jobs overseas. every american willing to work hard should be able to find a job that pays enough to support a family. >> here are clinton's ideas. she laid out five specific ideas to fix the economy. josh, with both clinton and trump's unfavorable ratings so high, is this an attempt by the former secretary to turn back the numbers in her direction so people come out and vote for her? >> i think that's right. i think there is something else going. donald trump is trying to set the te

josh, nice to have you here tonight. josh: good to be here. let me talk about what's going on right now, the rain has left a little bit, but raining right now at national harbor. the temperatures are still very warm, mid to upper 70's, and very muggy. dealing with muggy conditions pretty much all day tomorrow as well. it feels more like 79 degrees because of the extra humidity. the last two hours, we are totally dry on the first scan. in the thunderstorms pop up. some very heavy downpours. this was working its way through downtown and a lot of the southern side of 495. northeast. it will not be long before that is ultimately into prince george's county. bowie on the lighter side. further north is the heavier downpours. similar story towards lorton, triangle, and fredericksburg. no lightning mixed in, but still heavy rain. tuesday,morning, 7:30 just a few showers, some rain further to the south, but still enough that you may have to turn on the wipers. we get a break in the middle of the day. thunderstorms develop further to the west. into the

let's move around. >> thanks, josh. could you at this point confirm that the president did vote for secretary clinton during the illinois primary? >> i did not ask the question about which box he checked on his ballot. but i'm not aware that he changed his mind at any point over the course of the primary. >> now that the endorsement is officially out, i want to sort of revisit a question that you were asked a couple days ago about the first lady. she's going to be doing events next week. can we expect to see her now we have the first woman nominee sort of make the case for secretary clinton on the campaign as well? >> the event you were referring to is one that's been in the works for months now here at the white house. so it is not a campaign event. it is an official event to talk about a series of issues that are critically important to america's women an american families. there are a wide range of issues they'll discuss. part of that event includes a conversation that the first lady will have with oprah winfrey. i d

david: we talked to reporter josh green. josh: there is a new premium on personal attacks.nique is you do not old technique is you do not want your candidate saying mean things because it will poison their image with the public. you outsource it to a tv ad. now trump, as he has in so many ways, set a new standard by showing that if you make a personal attack in front of the camera, that will travel very quickly throughout the media ecosphere. lisa: josh, taking a step back, can you talk about why the democratic primaries have been so free of negative advertisements? in contrast with donald trump's new standards? josh: i think there are a couple of reasons. one of the reasons is despite the vitriolic way in which the campaign has been covered, especially on cable news, both hillary clinton and bernie sanders are very popular with democratic voters. you run a risk of offending those voters if you run negative ads against an opponent that is also very well-liked. i think really what it came down to was a pair of idiosyncrasies. in sanders' case, he doesn't believe in running n

and music from josh abbott band.nd now, here's jimmy kimmel. [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i hope you had a great weekend. i did not have a great weekend. short of a death, the worst possible thing that could happen to anyone happened to meality exact lae on friday our wifi went out. i would say it's a nightmare but nightmares days. i have a tarerrible signal at m house, so i was almost completely cut off from the outside world. i was like all right, i can't go online, let's watch netflix and then oh, no, we can't watch netfl netflix. no apple tv, no spotify, nothing. even when i tried to look the number up to call the company to tell them the internet doesn't work, i needed the internet. and then "is the red light still flashing?" yes. and they act like they're going to consult with someone else and you know they're smoking. i almost broke down and almost a book. we're on day five of not being able to sit my daughter in front of "curious george" for five hours. let me tell you w

josh, hold on right there.could argue this is the reason why he is in the position he is in today, because he's gotten so much free advertising from some of the outrageous things he has said. josh: well, sure, and that helped him in the republican primary where a lot of the people agree with a lot of the outrageous things he said. but he is running for the president now in a general election with a much broader electorate who does not automatically share a lot of those views. david: this week's global economic section, why investors may be expecting too much from brazil's acting president. reporter: they believe in the government. they are very hands-on in terms of handling economic policies. they are scared about the economic slowdown. so they inject a lot of credit into the markets using state banks. it worked for a while until it didn't work. david: yeah. lisa: sounds familiar. [laughter] lisa: given the new budget proposal, where have the biggest cuts been proposed? ye: some of the cuts -- they are mostly f

josh in orlando?osh: in speaking to people here today, but really listening to this very important discussion, i return to newtown, and i feel like a social decision that what happened at sandy hook elementary school was somehow bearable as a nation. i fear, i guess, that once that was accepted, as frank was saying -- the mass shootings that have followed have entered the discussion and left it with alarming frequency and speed. i think we perhaps i'll have to -- we all have to stand back empty the side really, truly, what do we accept as bearable? matt: this issue of homegrown extremism, this is a threat we have been talking about for several years. we talked about some of the things we could change for the better. there is also some danger that we overreact. and, particularly in this political season, rhetoric that blames muslims as a whole or seeks to bar muslims were people from arab countries from entering this country really alienates those countries that we need to rely on in this country and e

let's get to josh lipton. breaking news. josh?we now moved on to talking about apple music. remember, it was a year ago where apple music was all the talk at this big software show. a lot of fanfare and excitement about that service. some change that's were just announced to this service is going to be a new kind of cleaner user interface, a new lyrics plain so you can read lyrics as you're listening. there is going to be a tabitha offers the daily curated play lists. nothing that seems too radically changing to the service which is interesting because announce aid year ago that in april apple said they had 13 million paid subscribers. one is we do know that service came in for criticism. some people said it was clunky and confusing to use. for consumers, you twha is announced to day addresses those concerns. for investors, obviously this is a competitive space tlchltz a the love companies that want to offer this service. all the streaming music can you handle for $10. we hear something that gives apple a competitive advantage her

i think i heard josh knight say tomorrow would be better. josh: sunny skies tomorrow. we had to deal with the cloud cover, but tomorrow will be clear pretty much all day long. right now, the temperature settling into more comfortable numbers. reagan national, 70 manassas, 65 in woodbridge. closer to d.c., the temperatures are cooler and it feels better. even further west we have extra humidity. clear skies on satellite and radar allow us to cool into the 50's, and at least into the middle 60's. tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., if you like to get to the farmers market, we are the 60's, 75 by 9:00, 80 degrees at 11:00. a beautiful start. sunshine, andthe the humidity is still low tomorrow. get out there and enjoy it. we have thunderstorms moving in monday. i will time those out coming up will. police want you to take a close look at these images of a suspect wanted in an attempted robbery in northwest yesterday. they say that he slid the teller a note demanding money. the police say that he walked out without any cash. he is about 5'2" with a sunglasses. and pay close attent

josh, thanks. josh lipton. know apple fans out there are going to roll their eyes at us asking these questions and being skeptical but an ironclad rule of retailing and just being a successful merchant is if you want people to buy a new product, you make it compelling. >> that being said, you still use a blackberry. >> that's okay. but that's a whole different story. even people who need to upgrade this time around, i can see them waiting another year if they know they're getting a whiz bang phone for the 10th anniversary. >> if they know that. otherwise the 10th anniversary. >> i don't know. awfully smart people running apple these days. we all await that vote we all know about on thursday. >> and facebook's instagram is out with new data showing user growth doubling over the past two years but how long did that -- >> thai did you notice how they snuck the music in. move ahead, kids. >>> also donald trump says the economic policies would throw us seatback into an economic recession. whether clinton's speech sw

i hunted josh down via the internet.nd we are actually the only bar right now with a fully self-serve beer tap system in new york. >> why do you think you needed guests love being interactive and touch screens and having control of, you know, what you want to taste and how much you want to taste, i think this is a best way, really, to taste a lot of the beer brewers products that they have now. >> when did you put the system in and what's been the reaction you've gotten from customers so far? >> we had our soft opening a few months ago and customers love it. it is such a fun experience for them. we have people who come back all the time. we actually had a couple come in and have their wedding party there just a few weeks ago. >> that's a good idea. >> we have a lot of return customers and they bring their friends over. basically, the closest thing to having your own bar at home. >> josh, i get it. i get the appeal. as a former bartender, should i be afraid that you're taking jobs away? >> absolutely not. they are always

let's go to carry dan, and liz plank, and josh barro, josh, i will start with you, since you are newo the table. i will start with the big question. sometimes we get so lost in the details, the big question is what does it mean for the democratic party to have picked a woman nominee, and what does it mean for america and what kind of night is this? >> it's a big night, but it's diminished by the fact that we knew it was coming for months. hilary clinton has turned away from bernie sanders on the campaign trail. i think, you know, this election is going to be so much referendum on donald trump and the vision of what he could do for the country, what his supporters would do to make it great again and what his growing number opponents view as he is dangerous to the country. i think people will not be so focused as hilary clinton as the first woman president or a far to the left candidate as compared to the previous candidates. further left than barack obama, shifted a lot since her own campaign in 2008, i think soon, the question will be should we make donald trump president or not? >>

josh is over here shivering. josh: that's a novel description. stay in the pool tomorrow. josh: a great day for that tomorrow. in the morning it will be cool. then we work up to the warm afternoon temperatures. 70 degrees right now rockville. overnight, dropping into the mid and low 60's and a lot of places. the cooler air masses favoring the mid-atlantic. d.c. 74 in further west, 80's indiana, chicago. we hang onto the cooler air because of the clear skies. way across the region will keep the skies clear, lots of sunshine tomorrow. the rain moves back in monday. sunday, a few showers popping up in west virginia, but i think the model is overdoing those. predominately clear around d.c., very nice. tomorrow will look the same along i-81. today a lot of extra cloud cover, but that we work our way through sunday, 5:30, still barely anything popping up on futurecast. monday, a cold front heading our way. but in thef sunny, clouds build and. the most likely timeframe for let's you are further west. the rain shows up after sunset. tuesday, a better chance of rain. us,o 67 overni

>> josh, thank you. a few quick, different subject. >> sure. >> does the president have confidence in debbie wasserman schultz to maintain her position through the end of this cycle? >> the president was in south florida at the end of last week, and he talked about her service as the chair of the democratic national committee. the president appointed her to be the chair of the dnc during his first term. part of her legacy at the dnc is having built a democratic campaign apparatus that succeeded in reelecting the first african-american president in the united states. and certainly the dnc and the structure that was built and financed through debbie wasserman schultz's efforts can take some credit for that, she should. the president made clear that debbie wasserman schultz has always had his back and he's always going to have hers. the president has announced his support for her reelection campaign. >> was there ever any point where the president ever considered endorsing anyone other than hillary clinton?

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and music from josh abbott band.nd now, here's jimmy kimmel. [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hope you had a great weekend. i did not have a great weekend. true to the death, the worst possible thing that could happen to anyone, happened to me at this weekend at 3:15 p.m. exactly on friday afternoon our wifi went out and never came back all weekend. i would say it was a nightmare but nightmares don't go on for four days. i could only use the connection on my phone like an animal. i was almost completely cut off from the outside world. it's funny how quickly you forget how everything works. i was like i can't go online, let's watch netflix. oh, no, we can't watch netflix. [ laughter] no, pandora. no spotify, no apple tv, nothing. we had -- even when i tried to look the number up to call the company to tell them the internet doesn't work, i had to go on the internet to get the numbers and then it was two hours on the phone on friday night with the flashing?" yes, it's still flashing. okay can i put you on hold and you know the

-josh: josh. nice to meet you. lemonis: hey, nice to meet you. how long have you been here? josh: this will be my eighth year. lemonis: wow. what's been the craziest part of it? josh: just the hustle. lemonis: how stressful is it working here right now? louie: pretty stressful. matt: we get orders all the time that come straight from the front office, and it's like, "we need this kit yesterday." lemonis: so whose fault would it be? matt: mike's. so then we have to go around the whole shop and find different parts to make the kit. josh: every time we try to set a schedule, you're constantly stopping and going back, because this kit ends up being more of a priority. louie: mike will come out and say, "we need this kit done." and we know we don't have the parts, so i'll say, "chris, we don't have the parts." he goes, "yeah, don't worry about that one. do this one." so it's like -- it's just... compounded throughout the whole shop. lemonis: the most disturbing thing about their manufacturing process is there is no process. the reason it takes six months to make a drum is they do

josh, we appreciate you taking some time on this horrible day for you. tell me where you were when the shooting started. >> my two roommates and i were in the very corner of the main bar near the patio exit. so it's like basically there's an outdoor bar and we were kind of next to the door leading out. when the shooter happened, we didn't see anything and we didn't really think it was a shooting at first because we didn't see -- no one seemed to really be frantic. but then we still all kind of ducked because of the loud noise. but we went outside to the back patio area, gathered our thoughts and then we heard a couple more gunshots and that's when we saw people running saying, you know, there's a gun, there's a shooter, and then people are hopping over the back patio fence to run away. at this time there's police already setting up perimeters for like safe zones, et cetera. my roommates and i actually originally ran into the pulse employee area, which was like a back door, and we were kind of hiding out in there and then we heard shooting get closer from

and you're an investor in josh's fund. it seems v.c.'s are returning to their investors faster than historically. it was standard to raise a fund either three or four years and that might have been conservative and we're seeing excel and founder's fund coming back in two years. what's going on? >> for people who don't know about the voodoo that i do, as an l.p. i'm the money behind the money. so people in my seat fund people like josh and andy and i used to be a princeton's endowment and i work at a fund to fund groups. and we're kind of the sunlight in the sense of the venture world. and all of the energy in a sense comes from us. if the l.p.'s stop showing up the trees will wither. o in a sounds grandiose maybe. but one of the challenges the pool of l.p. capital isn't infinite like people think it is. doctors going into venture capital compete at the institutions where these dollars come from against other asset classes in terms of what the most attractive risk-adjusted return. so one of the challenges that venture gaces is that it is

welcome to the building back, josh. are things going. >> are you like are you also doing things like i see in a-class buildings in manhattan now, taking space on the floor and creating i don't want to call them play rooms but kind of like these open space let's put in an arcade game, a beer tap, et cetera, are you doing that with the buildings to make work feel a little bit less like work, and encourage a little bit more i guess joy from the millennials that you expect would inhabit this office space? >> tenants are absolutely doing that. you're seeing a lot more open space. seeing the square footage per worker shrink. you know, the average of 10, 15, 20 years ago, 350 square -- >> but the common areas more. >> how are you thinking about commercial real estate right now? malls? we have a conversation about the weakness in retail all the time. simon property group is on your list. and it's held up well relatively speaking in that space. that stock is not that far from its high. >> right. it is a dominant player in the ma

twitter shares, josh, down 3.5%?a red hot platform, and instagram, and snap chat are the other side of the barbell, and instagram and google is the conservative way for the big plans to invest, and then they look at the younger and the more up and coming service, and twitter is not in the discussion, and it is not fortunate, but mind boggling when you are considering the entire presidential election as one example, and taking place on twitter day in, day out, and not on do you own any of it? >> re-y it -- yes, it is how w get our news, and it is weird and i don't understand it, and people are scratching their heads how much this engagement by smart people and influential people in one place and nobody is making money from it. looking at the hillary clinton and donald trump exchange on twitter yesterday, and probably the most momentous thing to the happen. >> and are you owning it, because you think or hope that they will figure it out how to better monetize what they have got? >> well, so far, i own it, because i am

leslie. >> thanks, josh.can you flesh out a little bit more what the president might do thursday in orlando? and governor scott mentioned that the president hasn't called governor scott. is there a reason he's not called them? he has called the governors of other states before after similar events. and the governor's been pretty critical of the president. he said he wants a plan, federal plan for zika response by wednesday, and he's not heard anything. >> yeah. >> and there's also not been a response to the federal emergency declaration after the orlando shooting. >> yeah. yeah. well, what i'll tell you, leslie, is the fact that -- [laughter] leslie, i do anticipate that the president will have an opportunity to see governor scott when he travels to florida on thursday. governor scott will certainly be invited. and, hopefully, he'll be there. but, obviously, i'd make clear that senior officials at the white house have been in touch not just with governor scott's office, but with governor scott directly. presi

josh knight has the forecast. josh: we are very close to the all clear. we are watching heavy rain in flash flood warning still in effect further north, predominantly southern prince william county. we are talking about dale city and south towards dumfries. another further to the south includes fredericksburg. still heavy rain coming down in a few areas. putting this ves, nearly one with more severe weather, the second one hitting further to the south. futurecast, overnight, everything moves out, we are drying out. tomorrow morning should start out with a good amount of sunshine come into the 80's with low humidity. a nice change the next couple days. alison? alison: reports of damage from the storms in silver spring, where we found trees toppled onto cars. tom roussey is live at the scene. tom, what's the latest? tom: we definitely have damage in silver spring. it seems to have borne the worst of the storms. this gets worse for this family. and what it did to their car earlier this evening, smashing the back part of it. the car is pretty much told, i'm t

with us, steve weiss, josh brown and jon najarian and also, we will have the looming brexit vote on theill, and other events to influence the outcome of where the major averages head from here. and steve weiss, the stocks had started to sell off a little bit into the program, and what are you making it, amid the bullard comments that it is a full capitulation? >> yes, the second capitulation that we have had, and first yellen came out and had the press conference, and before in the fed note that came out with the meeting basically said, hold on. we are not ready. the economy is weakening and that put the market back on its heels after the jobs number of course that we saw. all bets are off. what is stark is that there is no playbook for anything that is happening. we have had jer areman 10-year bunds at zero, and now back to two basis points, and the brexit is hanging over everything. so, as i said, no playbook, and no way to hedge the brexit whatsoever, because it is a true binary event, and if you are going to be taking the risk off and go negative in terms of hedging it, the market c

mj lee, josh rogin is here.rmer president of trump productions, and dan pfeiffer, cnn political zmentator and a former senior adviser to president obama. dan, i wanted to look at this image that the clinton campaign tweeted out, this image of hillary clinton. it looks like backstage or in the hallway with this little girl sort of dancing at her feet. kind of a visual image, if you will, of what the history is here tonight to every little girl who dreams big, yes, you can be anything you want, even president. tonight is for you, signed h., meaning she sent this out herself. is this the imagery that the campaign is going to dwell on here, this imagery of the first woman to get the nomination? and will they sustain that and at the same time attack donald trump and his policies? >> i think this will be obviously part of the backdrop and the narrative of the election, and tonight was a very important moment. history was made. they acknowledged it. she certainly savored it. women around the country and frankly around