otherwise larry williams couldn't take it seriously with that in mind, look at the daily chart of the industrial average based on both the patterns boun at the bottom, williams believes we're due for a short term pull back starting this friday or next monday. and while he thinks the pull back should be brief, it says it will be an arbinger for a larger down move to come. he expects the dow to start declining for real in late july, with the pain kicking off between the 20th and 25th of july so you don't want to get back from the beach, roughly a month from now and we could be keep falling through november and obviously it's -- if it comes true, it's going to be a lot of pain. but this is a big but, this decline will not start the mark of a bear market it doesn't mean a recession either eventually he expects we'll be oversold leading to a bounce the real cause here is the ten-year pattern look at how closely the dow has followed this forecast so far this year. here's the forecast. it's always been ahead, and always tells you what's about to happen when the forecast said we should rally,

larry: the prince william county school system has expanded the antidiscrimination policy.3 vote. this in struck the superintendent not to change the policy on after muse. it will be decided on a case-by-case basis. autria: all lies are on capitol hill. in a few hours we will see the republican option to repeal and replace obamacare. gop senators want to vote on this next week. when we could see in the bills, itwill -- slowdown medicaid -- slowdown medicaid expansion. be sure to stay with abc seven. we soon as we get it. larry: lawmakers continue their .attle thatresident still exists the wall -- mexico will pay for it. >> i love all people. rich or poor. but in those particular positions, i don't want a poor person. does that make sense? larry: that comment comes as the congressional black caucus refused to meet president over his issues they know they hurt lower income americans. autria: a pennsylvania doctor accused of having guns at the trump hotel has a hearing. he was arrested last month when prosecutors say he was armed in an assault rifle, a handgun and rounds of am

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the defendants included for people -- larry stevens and gary williams who owns the artifacts that had been given them. men challenged the fbi, saying that the looting was accidental. they tongs the artifacts from their oyster boats but said they did not know the oven on to of the artifacts and did not know trading and selling them was wrong. one of the accused said we are just out there trying to catch clams. stuffd have thrown the act overboard if i would have known they were government property. historians doubted the sincerity of the looters works. the newport news believed the oyster men deliberately disturb the ship for the sole purpose of taking artifacts. historians agreed, from the newly created underwater archaeology branch, david cooper argued these waterman were not rescued for casual and unintentional recovery of artifacts in the course of normal shell fishing activities. they were prosecuted for deliberate and unauthorized trafficking in antiquities that were property of the federal government and are in violation of federal and state law. they claim they did not know the

looking forward to getting here and getting to work, if larry has anything to do with it, it will be well said. >>> the lawyer for seth williams will get his shot at a key witness in the federal trial muhammadally -- muhammad ali testified saying that he provided gifts which have been called bribes. his testimony in the case in williams could ease his future sentence. >>> four students became sick at an after school eventually in south jersey last night in voorhees. several ambulances arrived to transport the juveniles, none of the causes appear life threatening. they are attending an event off school grounds. yesterday was the last day of school followed by graduations. >> there's no trace of a bucks county man missing in montana. 21-year-old has not been seen since monday. he vanished while enrolled in a outfitter's guide school. he has limited outdoor experience and there's nothing indicating any foul play. a ground and air search goes on. >>> north korea denied torture ing on the -- otto warmbier. he was sentenced to prison in north korea. all doctors know for sure he suffered severe brain damage at some point. he was sent

. >> larry is running about the criminal justice reform, and sweeping broad transformation. >> reporter: as for williams, his lawyers say his decision came late at night, regarding the impact to his children. >> how upset he was, the drama immigrant turning point in his life. >> reporter: the judge decided he should spend the months ahead of his sentencing in jail, a day that began for the city's top law enforcement officer and ended as an inmate in a cell. >> and williams' legal team did not think the former d.a. was a flight risk, saying he only had a couple hundred dollars in his bank account. they may have the judge to reconsider his custody, and consider only that the plea brought a devastating financial blow with the loss of a 20-year pension. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> and what should williams expect now in prison? >> now we learned about the life behind bars. >> reporter: what can seth expect tonight? >> he can expect a lot of bad dreams. >> reporter: former city council rick mariano knows all about prison, facing corruption charges similar to what williams pled guilty to. the jury convict

williams replacement. fop unanimously endorsed gross nan for philadelphia district attorney after meeting grossman and democratic candidate larry krasner last night. grossman and krasner will face off in the november general election. grossman is honored, proud to receive the endorsement. >>> police in plant i can county are trying to round up suspects they say are connect to the string of crimes, in buena vista township. authorities want to identify this man, wanted in a car bar glare i investigation. they say he he was seen looking into cars on cedar avenue one of the three areas also hit by burglars. police are also trying to identified a group of people in connection with vandalism at michael debbie park. authorities are working to see if these incidents are connected. >>> you have plans for bill cosby to conduct town hall meetings on the u.s. judicial system is on hold. one of the cosby's lawyers said she can't imagine the actor will speak publicly while his criminal case is still unsettled. cosby's spokesperson said last week that the comedian planned to hold town halls to teach young people how to stay out of trouble and

larry's must be good. >> yeah. >> i'll tell you who is good is that scott williams. >> he knows cheese steaks. >> max's has good won, yeah. weather by the numbers talking about it feels like a zahn, steam bat out there we will give it a six out there, but off to the west we have tropical moisture that will interact with the cold front. here's the actual circulation left from cindy as we go with time, washington d.c. that moisture will move in our direction later this morning. by eight or 9:00 moving in the philadelphia area grab your umbrellas, off to work we have more to the north and west this evening. 76 degrees right now. humidity 87 percent. temperature in the mid 70's. here's your planner, increasing cloud, late morning showers, thunderstorms this afternoon, 86 bob kelly for the high temperature. >> scottie, sound g good morning, everybody. tgif, weekend here, and this disable here on the schuylkill expressway it is westbound, just pennsylvania the vine street expressway ramps heading out toward girard avenue. 6:05, within minute heading out the front door head for betsy ross bridge there. we have a jackknife

william county for 25 years. last year he introduced a bill limiting what bathrooms transgender people could use. larry: okay. well, middle of the week looking ahead to the weekend now. pretty consistent fairly for the weather. >> yes. still hot out there. what is the latest, doug? doug: for the fourth consecutive day over 90 degrees. a cold front came through and now it cools down for a couple of days. showers and storms fredericksburg, south and west. more to interstate 81 ahead of the cold front. so for the region tonight it's partly cloudy and maybe fog by morning. partly sunny. tomorrow is 83 for a high. looking ahead to a taste of reston for the weekend, all the areas are about the same. partly cloudy, low 80's friday. weekend is warming up. t for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. >>> for at least two to three minutes it was absolute chaos. >> i bet you there were 30 to 50 shots i heard. it went on for a while. >> you can see steve scalise out in the field. he dragged himself after he was shot. >> the em

larry: baltimore former mayor and the police chief were among the names mentioned in a lawsuit rawlings blake were to blame for preventing the freddie gray riots. alison: the prince williamounty fuel system has expanded antidiscrimination policy. they approved the protection for the lgbt students and employees. it offers blanket protech but instructs the superintendent not to change the policy on the bathroom use. still ahead at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- >> on the road to recovery after they say she endured one of the worst cases of animal cruelty they have seen. now a reward is offered to help catch the suspect. the details straight ahead. a days ahead of the major changes for the system. what they had to say and how it will impact your commute coming up. >> all eyes on the nba draft in prince george's county tonight. the local superstar who could be drafted number one overall. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: you are about to see changes on metro. higher fares and different service hours. for answers we turn to brianne carter who has been talking to metro officials and riders alike. >> after 13 months of a new normal, an adjustment for

williams as philadelphia's d.a. is getting endorsement of the fraternal order of police. f. op endorsed bet grossman after board met with grossman and democratic candidate larry krasner. grossman and krasner will face off in this november's general election. >>> support for the health care bill within the g.o.p. continues to crumble forcing senate republicans to take a step back and regroup. here's seth lemon with the latest from washington. >> we have a good chance getting there it will just take us longer. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell optimistic health care bill will eventually pass. though earlier in the day he said there would not be a vote before the fourth of july add he had hoped. >> we will not be on the bill this week but we are still working toward getting, at lee 50 people and a comfortable place. >> reporter: president trump held a meeting tuesday with republican senators, hoping to help hit that magic number of 50 votes needed. >> we have really no choice but to solve this situation, obama carries a total disaster it is melting down as we speak >> reporter: among biggest sticking points for opponents on both side reduced support for medicaid and

larry thinks european growth story is much more promising than the u.s. growth story. do you like to invest here rather than there? williamike both. in the tactical asset allocation, our two favorite locations are developed equities in =like them an front. the u.s. recovery is more plausible on a further along him a you can believe it more. that is what the upside story is. it is probably more -- little bit got a less confidence. there is some things worry about in europe. there always will be. matt: i want to talk about some of those things. william hobbs, we are going to talk about the u.k. election and possibility for an early italian election, and even the german election may start to stir up some tears. at the st. are live petersburg international economic forum. the chairman talks about renewables and energy with all this news swirling around the paris climate accord. is trump in or out? the chinese want aps of this action. more from our exclusive interview with james gorman. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." thismatt miller in london week, filling in for guy johnson. don

larry nasar is facing charges for assaulting gym night while working for the organization. >> off court match between tennis pro and mcenroe to the fire and apologizing about williamen stayed and he says williamssterical because he's pregnant. no response and hopefully -- hysterical, rally? stop. >> while you're ahead. >> we should stop reporting on it. >> now to "fox5" follow up. zoning board could rule today whether to let a family farm operate a rope climbing course. the business would help make end meet. despite operating businesses on their property they would need a permit that could cost as much as 1 0 0,000. >> it doesn't make sense to me. can come to some resolution. hopefully they'll vote in our favor and that will be the end of it. we can't afford a special permit for the ropdz course here and i don't think he we can do this without more revenue. >> owners of farms say the rope climbing business could bring in $4 million over step years. >> i'm 5:52 bowser will rally a at the museum of america to rally to bring the games to philadelphiale other come pope ept of the gay game includes music, visual arts and human rights conference. the next gay games is held in paris france. >> and to

william as trial will continue today. >> frat turn al order of police is throwing its support behind republican bet grossman, for philadelphia district attorney. the endorsement came after grossman and democratic nominee, larryd. by the way they'll face-off in the general election, in november. >> pennsylvania senate considering a plan to allow teachers and other school employees with permits to carry guns at school. supporters say, it is about keeping kids safe while opponent are worried the measure would do the opposite. the final vote expected today, now, if ray proved, the measure still may have a tough time getting past governor tom wolf, who was against the initial version. >> another trial date set for bill cosby there is time, civil lawsuit in california judge has orders orders the trial to start in 2018. civil suit once again accuses cosby of sexual assault. >> this one dating back to 19742, weeks ago cosby's criminal trial ended in a mistrial. district attorney kevin steel has vowed to retry him. meanwhile though bill cosby denying he was prepared to go on tour about sexual assault. the comedian tweeted yesterday information about sexual assault tour is false, spokesperson for cosby said last week