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. >> lites bring in chief meteorologist jeff, georges weekend. it's going to change. >>> that's the normal lately is constant changes across the beau as we head throughout tomorrow night only muchland coulder even the possibility of a few showers. >>> and a live look outside right now in san jose. we have had a few couple lous clouds over the past hour or so. and currently checking in with a comfortable 67 degrees. we'll have numbers drop down to the 50s once we hit 8:00 and then clouds moving in throughout later on tonight. the clouds we expect to build in the forecast all part of a cold front that is now just off to the north. it's still looking like by all accounts the heaviest rainfall stays away from us but definitely some cooler temperatures. the increased clouds and also a slight chance here of showers on the morning forecast tomorrow injury we'll have a slight chance here throughout the peninsula and 53. otherwise overcast and temperatures in the low 50s for the south bay and tri valley. looking at drizzle for san francisco tomorrow morni

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0n the right of the party you have the likes of rand paul and ted cruz who think this is 0bamacare—liteso we have the same problem that we saw in the house, republicans struggling to come together. and we still don't know how much this will cost, and we still don't know how many people will be impacted by this. initial studies showed that 2a million americans may lose their health insurance under the initial draft. the congressional budget office is still to do a study, and when that study comes out, it might make it even harder to pass it through the senate. the supreme court in india has rejected an appeal by four men sentenced to death for the notorious rape and murder of a medical student in delhi in december 2012. the three judges said the victim, jyoti singh, had suffered a "devastating hour of darkness." sanjoy majumder reports from delhi. three judges pronounced the verdict here in the supreme court, and as it was read out, those in court broke into applause. in the ruling, one of the judges described the case as a "barbaric crime." one said the perpetrators had "shaken the coll

conclusion, theresa may was going to increase her majority in parliament and that would enhance her brexit—lite now that seems to have changed, and it's weighing on the currency. now the pound is much wea ker the currency. now the pound is much weaker which is good news for the ftse 100. weaker which is good news for the ftse100. it's a stock market of overseas owners and if the pound wea ke ns overseas owners and if the pound weakens that's good for those overseas exporters. this is only one poll saying there could potentially bea poll saying there could potentially be a hung parliament. how much confidence should investors have in polls given what has happened in previous elections? the polls do get it wrong and of course, betting on currencies is a zero sum game. while a weaker pound is good news for the ftse 100, a weaker pound is good news for the ftse100, it's bad news for the ftse 250, the stock market of medium—sized companies that optimistically focused. the best thing investors can do is ignore the short—term noise. thing investors can do is ignore the short-term noise. quickly, what

now, i want to talk for a few minutes on the notion of history lite on race cases. the impact of legal professionals' views are especially apparent on these cases. race cases, in particular. cases where the court is called upon to meditate upon and mediate enduring questions about social and political inequalities that are rooted in this nation's history of slavery and jim crow. areas that lawyers and judges expertise,ave little and sometimes are not that interested in talking about. cases are brought to them by civil rights lawyers, for instance. these internal factors are almost always outcome determinative, not the history. i want to emphasize that this seems particularly true in race cases where the outcome often , reflects the ideological timeof justices, and the with respect to race. take for example, the affirmative action cases. in the early decades when the court addressed those cases, there were justices alluded to -- who alluded to the long history of reconstruction. also, the history behind legislation to justify upholding affirmative action. and yet, ju

and i think america can play a very important role in helping coordinate and helping lite lead that in a way. also, the gulf cooperation council. so i think people understand in the region today that they have to work together. that's happening in the war on yes, ma'am b where saudi arabia and the uae are working very closely together. .america can play a very important coordinating role because america has strong ties and operational ties with everybody. and it can bring, you know, the operational pieces together very effectively. the so i think the fact that the president has shown a lot of interest in that and general mattis as a former head of the central command. so he has an intimate knowledge of the issues there. i think america can make a difference and make that sort of bilateral effort to fight terrorism in yemen and in the rest of the arab world much more effective. so i think there's something substantive there. i wouldn't diminish the talk about, you know, putting together a group to fight terrorism in the region with american involved because i think it's come a long way

is such a crucial part of the question that underpins this election, is that we need to get brexit—litetone for the next, notjust five yea rs the tone for the next, notjust five years but actually for the future —— yet brexit right. it's about all of the things that we want to do in terms of ensuring that will work with our european partners. terms of ensuring that will work with our european partnerslj terms of ensuring that will work with our european partners. i don't understand why no deal can be better than a bad deal, but no deal would also mean dire consequences. and you haven't told us what the consequences would be. we want to make sure that we get a good deal which ensures we can build our economy. i've explained why no deal is better than a bad deal, because a bad deal, there are those in europe that want to punish us, and there are politicians here who are willing to sign up to anything. if you are watching in the uk you can see the andrew neil interview at 7pm on bbc one throughout the week. there will be clips available whether you are watching in the uk or outside by the

party you've got people like rand paul and ted cruz, who are accusing this bill of being 0bamacare—liteame problem in the senate as in the house, republicans not coming together. the other issue is we don't know how much this will cost and how many people will be impacted. initialstudies and how many people will be impacted. initial studies show 2a million americans may lose their health insurance under the initial d raft. health insurance under the initial draft. the congressional budget office is still to do a study and when that comes out it might be even more difficult for it to pass through the senate. laura bicker from washington, thank you so much for that analysis. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: we meet consolatha and maria, the conjoined twins from tanzania, who are striving to achieve their dreams despite the odds they face. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby serve to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. the tunnel

. >> red nosed day high lites with a reunion sequel. >> i had a big tear in my eye. >> organizers hopes it sparks red nosed day donations. more than $60 million have been raised. >> the world always needs that. >> red nosed generosity that could do a lifetime of good. >> nbc 10 news. >> nbc has a full night of program to celebrate red nose day. american ninja warrior followed by running wild at 9:00 and red nose day special at 10:00 followed by nbc 10 at 11:00. >>> we have more breaking news. police shutting down 295, the southbound ramp. that's the exit. police are on the scene. we are working to get more information on why the ramp is closed. but if you're heading out avoid that area. make sure you have the nbc 10 app so you get updates on when the ramp reopens. >>> you may be making plans for a barbecue or for a trip to the shore. five of philadelphia's brightest young women will be competing at the grand national speech and debate tournament. it is through a terrific program monica is a senior. they were champions. first of all, congratulations. after school activities partnerships.

and the e lite athletes have already finished. thank you for joining us. i'm chris winn in for caroline tyler. here is lisa who is tracking the conditions where you live. >> hi, chris. you see the fog here on the live doppler radar. all of the way through half moon bay. we're looking at that fog at the beaches for the time being. a wide range of temperatures. it is 60 in san francisco. quarter mile visibility on the coast. more low lying fog here. 62 in santa rosa. 74 by the delta, and we're looking at a temperature change of five degrees warmer out by the delta with very little wind. still overcast, 60s and 70s around the bay right now and 70s and 80s by noontime and the coast stays comfortable. >>> lisa, thank you. 50,000 runners are taking place in the beta breakers race. thousands of spectators are lining the course this morning. let's go live to cornell bernard who is at the finish line. good morning to you. >> good morning, chris. the mantra according to one run sere that it's not a race, it's a party. but the race and the party is definitely on. we

. >> pg & e is named in the new lite. pg&e crews installed smart meters in the building in the past two years and should have noticed the dangerous conditions, including a maze of extension cords that investigators believer caused the fire. a pg&e spokesperson said that we have reviewed our records and over the last ten years we have no reports of electric theft or any other anomalies at this location or any others. we're fully cooperating in the investigation of these events. >> kids want to be able to express themselves and play their music and learn and grow and we need those spaces. but people shouldn't have to die for them. >> the city says it protects and serves its citizens. in this case it turned a blind area to the death trap that existed. >> the city of oakland and alameda county are not named in the lawsuit, but the county attorneys plan to add them once the civil claims process runs its course. >>> a lawyer for three families suing over the fire says newly released video shows the ghost ship's operator being d

. >> pg & lite. pg&e crews installed smart meters in the building in the past two years and should have noticed the dangerous conditions, including a maze of extension cords that investigators believer caused the fire. a pg&e spokesperson said that we have reviewed our records and over the last ten years we have no reports of electric theft or any other anomalies at this location or any others. we're fully cooperating in the investigation of these events. >> kids want to be able to express themselves and play their music and learn and grow and we need those spaces. but people shouldn't have to die for them. >> the city says it protects and serves its citizens. in this case it turned a blind area to the death trap that existed. >> the city of oakland and alameda county are not named in the lawsuit, but the county attorneys plan to add them once the civil claims process runs its course. >>> a lawyer for three families suing over the fire says newly released video shows the ghost ship's operator being d

be suggestion of allowing an american to use russian communication gear at embassies or consequence litesa by u.s. intelligence. >> clear that that was unacceptable. the metropolitan police as i assurances from the fbi. >>jf this weekend the president returns to washington. >> when hillary clinton delivered thet( commencement address at herjf alma matter toy petition neverok mentioned dona trump by name but students at wesley college knew exactly who she was referring to and cheered her on. clinton through parallels between today and the political tushl ens whent( she was in college and richard nixon was forced from theokÑi white house >> we were furious aboutguz election.xd of a manxd whose presidency wou eventually end in zbras with his impeachment for sprouks oflp justice. here is what i want you to know we got through that two multious time. >> president nixon resigned before he can beçó impeached. the most recent to be impeached hillary's husbandçó bill clinto. mrs. clinton toldok us it'sfá t darkest times to do the most good. she urged them to make the changmsiáhey want to see 9:45

to flatter you, just honestly i begin to see people now that i have respect for because you were 8-lite a ls governor, a leader at the epa, a leader all of your life. i ran into senator lugar the other day with sam nine on the issue of trying to read of the world of some of these weapons. i saw senator bob kerrey a couple of months ago. i don't know about you but when i see these folks that are bigger than life that acted out of love for their country rather than their, i have to say something. first of all let me say i am really impressed by your book because it is very personal, insightful and very clear on the kind of things you think are at the bottom of the challenges as a country and i wanted to ask you you talk about to pass. do you want to get into that a little bit of? >> guest: i am basically a populace and i can understand that troubles because that's where i grew up. if the wind blew the wrong way people found themselves in trouble. but there is negative populism which is not something i appreciate at all. sometimes it is a blame game or a quick fix. there isn't much of an e

thanks to what's being called obamacare lite, republicans were unable to seal the deal with paul ryan's plan. reports swirling onto they suggest they may finally be close to reaching a deal on health care. senior white house official telling fox a vote to repeal and replace obamacare could happen as early as wednesday. earlier today, i sat down with the president to discuss this and other issues. health care. we are going to get that past? >> president trump: the one mistake i made with health care, we have one plan that's been going through. it's been getting better and better and better. somebody saying oh, the people who voted for trump -- they are going to get the greatest. these are the greatest people. were either -- were going to have a great planner i'm not signing it. i said from day one the best thing i can do is elect obamacare die. it's not fair to the people. it's going to be very good. i don't want to set deadlines. i think it's going to be approved, it could be soon, but it could be not so soon. it's going to happen. remember this. i've been really focused on this for lik

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. >> it's a joke and particularly now going for obamacare lite, which means he will still have the fivectibles and premiums rising and you will get less and less for it. we already spend more per capita, the united states government spends more per capita, per citizen, on health care than the french government does. so we have a government health system whether we want to call it that or not, and i would much rather we were honest about it and said here's a lousy, decrepit government health care system just like they have in scotland, and you won't be able to go to fancy hospitals. that's all gone. it's going to be good enough for most of you. for most of you, there will be a lousy, third-grade system, and will have a private system if you want to pay for it. >> eric: i do not agree with that man. >> all these people with moneye here to get treated. we've got to do this. an unlikely source calling for democrats to get over their obsession with identity politics right after this. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've al

the shot lite is shining bright on someone usually hiding in the background. president's bodyguard. might soon need his own protection with his sizzling good looks. twitter user saying, excuse me, this is the new korean president's bodyguard, and this apparently turned twitter into just a storm. well, his steely stare, slick hair, chiselled jaw got twitter worked up. one saying, peak twitter. so here for it. makes perfect sense. any potential attackers would be too discouraged by his looks. he is a gift. and top it off, buzz feed, dressed more casually. bewildered by the attention. doesn't want to steal the limelight from the president, wait. i'll go -- stop at that one. guys? >> dressing more casually, did you say? >> yes. the casual look with his calvin klein. >> that's how your husband hangs around? cool. good catch. >>> still to come, the world's most famous bridesmaid. pippa middleton just got hitched and we have all the pomp and circumstance. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> still to come on "today," is it giselle versus tom? stories when it comes

i don't support any obamacare or obamacare lite. the federal government does do a good job of running the post office. if they are going to come up with something, i want all 435 to be working on it. i'm not going to like what they come up with no matter what. >> harris: where are they? >> marie: part of the problem is the g.o.p. did not post the bill until 8:00 p.m. last night. the g.o.p. in 2010 said as nancy pelosi going to vote so what on something without seeing it? what's the rush? calm down, bring on the democrats, show us the bill, talk to these high-risk pools who have had some issues. if you want democrats involved, takes up to show that. >> meghan: they don't want democrats involved. at this point. while the freedom caucus is in congress, there are representatives in the senate who will be representative of their constituents as well who are more libertarian, much more physically conservative and this will continue the same battle. the same issues with possible moderates going home -- >> charlie: i don't see it as an ideo

are we seeing in a friday-lite? >> it's looking that way. i am cautiously optimistic. let's go to our shot of the golden gate bridge. i think i will start with that. traffic is going to be moving along nicely on southbound 101. steve was talking about the hot weather, well, if you want to avoid the hot weather inland, take a drive to the golden gate ridge. it will be nice and cool. cooler than it would be in antioch. the traffic is looking good. this is one of my favorite shots. you can see the robin williams tunnel at the top and the bridge traffic heading down to san francisco's marina district. let's talk about the tracy super commute. westbound 580. you can see some slow traffic. it is a little lighter than usual because sometimes we already have traffic that is slow for the entire stretch. sometimes it slows starting back here. is only a little slow traffic right there. and right there. there you go. the morning commute does not look bad if you are driving from livermore into dublin. this is 880 in oakland. it also looks good north- and southbound. at the bay brid

plplenty of publity, very y lite comment t on the most signififit fact. every single candidate either denied that what is happening is happening -- namely, serious move towards environmental catastrophe -- or there were a couple of moderates, so-called -- jeb bush, who said, "maybe it's happening. we really don't know. but he doesn't matter because fracking is working fine, so we can get more fossil fuels." then there was the guy who was called the adult in the room, john kasich, the one person who said, "yes, it's true. global warming is going on. but it doesn't matter." he is the governor of ohio. "in ohio, we're going to go on using coal for energy, and we're not going to apologize for it." so that's 100% commitment to racing towards disaster. then takake a look at what has happppened since. november 8 was the election. there was, as most of f you kno, i'm sure, a very impmportant conference underway in morocco -- marrakech, morocco. almost roughly 200 countries at the united nations-sponsored conference, which was -- the goal of which was to put some

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when you look at the fact the house gop, coor's lite, budweiser repealed and replaced obamacare in name only. yes, it did take away individuals going through substance abuse. you look at today and you see they fraction the office or destroy the officer where you can combat this opioid abuse. you have to say his promise. >> to jason's point, he says, it's not working. it's worse tan before. >> let me talk about drapts and republicans for one moment. we haven't gotten the issue of drug in our country right in either party. i mean, i think that april and i sit heard and we smurk a little bit the drugs are ravageing white america, people are all of a sudden concerned. when we had a crack epidemic, to my family, to jason's point, he said members of your family, i practice i to god and i'm thankful that none of my family has had to deal with this opioid crisis, but my family has had to deal with a crack epidemic. not only that, we dealt with the punishments from the bush and clinton years which put many african-american males in jail. what we see, what we have been has not been work, the drac

but behind lites a more strategic objective. business. trying to get america first.sorts of deals and that in itself creates certain problems because not every american foreign policy issue is about business. many other imperatives keep america safe, promote american values and try to influence countries that may be sort of outliers in terms of moral values and treatment of women and all sorts of things. so all of this is counter intuitive but that's where he's going and the saudis and the israelis are going to make sure that he gets a very very good welcome and make his trip a success. >> they are rolling out the red carpet like he has never seen before. the importance of what bob gates said of sticking to the script on this trip of upmost importance. but people in the rest of the world do not have the time to pay attention to what is happening here in the united states. you have a good sense of what people focus on and how much attention they pay to the u.s. what do you make of that characterization as the president heads a broad? >> do they know that he's so emoti

life like a box of kmok lites you never know what you going to get.> walk out this way. >> it's a lot of [ bleep ] getting sentenced today. >> don't know. better get it over with. >> it's been nearly a year since they have seen each other, and now it's time for the four men convicted of several heinous crimes that shocked the city of grand rapids to receive their sentences. the charges are home invasion, armed robbery and criminal sexual conduct. the victim of the latter crime is a female college student. >> people versus rederick melton. people versus brandon townes. people versus james hodges jr. people versus dorian jones. >> for the record, we have all four defendants with their respective counsel. mr. becker. >> your honor, these kids are ready for sentencing at this point in time. i know we have a victim that wishes to speak and address the court all at once. >> i'll hear from the victim first, please. >> you do not need to state your name. go ahead, please. >> this whole crime has honestly been the worst struggle i've been through. i've dreaded

we are hoping for friday-lite. remember sometimes we do have those. let's go to the gilroy commute. is looking good so far from gilroy to san jose. and it continues all the way up into morgan hill and into the san jose region. we have a nice drive. we had an earlier accident southbound 101 that did not cause a big backup. you may see a little bit of backup in the area. 280 northbound looks good getting up to the west valley. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, we do get a little bit more. we concentrate on the toll plaza. this is when it starts to change over. at 5:18 am -- let's check the weather. >>> thank you. happy friday, everybody. what a topsy-turvy week. temperatures went from one extreme to the other in 48 hours. record heat on wednesday and now it's about the cool. oakland airport, 68 yesterday, 61 today. concord, 84 yesterday down to 68 today. san jose, 67 today. there is a horse race going on in louisville, kentucky. the kentucky derby. it's raining there today but it should be okay tomorrow. the key though is look how cool it is. 40s throughout the great la

jim, my stock is -- ticker lite. >> now, optical components are some of the most dangerous stocks in world. this company had a fabulous quarter, but you know what, i need you to take some of the table. i'm too nervous because they tend to be hit or miss. mark in new york, mark. >> caller: oh, booyah to you, jim. >> i like that. that's a fresh one. what's going on? >> caller: oh, okay, i have a two part question here. only advent -- vr game -- the self-driving cars, going to need the machines to build these chips. so what do you think of acquired materials and also how do you feel that the stock is up against land research? >> okay. this is really -- i'm going to tell you, land research is my number one. then after that it's applied materials. that sector is hard, but lam is hot and that's the one i'm most comfortable with. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your d

i think today will be a friday- lite -- >> exactly. that lunch we had planned around 2:00 -- >> don't worry. >>> good morning. let's drive around 2:00. westbound 80 as you drive vacaville, fairfield and vallejo. no major issues heading out. just as the man said, it's going to be a light commute for the most part today. there is a little bit of slowing. it's not going to be like a ghost town. there is some slowing on 37 leaving vallejo with the patterns we seen for the last 20 years of doing this, has been that there is low traffic. this incident i'm talking about here, southbound 238 near 880, not causing a traffic jam. they have a truck on the side that was stalled and it's causing a little slowdown. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is light. usually by 5:30 am we see the metering light switch on and we see a backup. today that's not happening. stay with me. we will see what happens later in the commute. this is 280 in san jose. northbound is light. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following breaking news out of th

freedom caucus votes, those who were conservative, are saying, wait a minute, we don't want obamacare-lite. we want this repealed and replaced. >> it's this seesaw kind of thing. you start hemorrhaging moderate members. freedom caucus members are -- yes, they are up for re-election but in safe, conservative districts. their actions have really proved that they are not concerned about their own re-election. moderates, on the other hand, you have 25 republicans from clinton districts up for re-elections, of course. that's a tougher sale for them at home. >> phil mattingly, i think i have you with us. was it just 24 hours ago where darrell issa was asked, sir, how will you be veoting and he said none of your business. >> it is indicative of what members are going through right now. they are staying undecided because they don't want to have to cast this vote, which they know could be politically damaging and they don't want to get out in front of this. they came out, said where they should on this very politically dangerous measure and then the vote was pulled to the floor and they were left h

european allies for many presidg what he got wroreferenced that t in their own money to which there lite off. i agree this was a reis >> good thank. >> now to a overnight. a deadly stabbing to oregon. wa another in the stomach. >> a tirade on a train end in horror. friday night three were stabbed by a man yelling and ranting and raving. >> we're told two younger girls were believeding to muslim, one was wearing a hijab. >> i was so scared. he was saying this is america, i can do anything i want. and others were saying, okay, calm down or shut up. he got agitated. >> two men were fatally stabbed, a third was wounded but is going to be okay. >> it's horrific. >> a young male was captured near the train station, police say thanks to witnesses to ho called 911. steve patterson, nbc news. >> we want to remember as zbig new brzezinski dead, mika brzezinski's father. >> he fled hitler's europe as a boy and went on to become one of the most important figures of his time, ultimately shaping america's relationship with the world. >> it will be a time which will demand the very best from us. >> a t

where officers performed a pit maneuver...lite rally turning the car sideways. a short time later... an officer-involved shooting occured and one man died. one officer suffered a minor injury...and is ok. the shooting remains under investigation. (vicki) in alameda county. an armed man who barricaded himself in a castro valley home... has walked out of the house peacefully and is in deputy's custody. it happened around five this morning when the suspect barricaded himself in a home at center street and veronica avenue. police say the suspect was keeping his girlfriend hostage. the man eventually let his girlfriend go but told authorities he wanted to kill himself. deputies negotiated with the man and he walked out of the house about two hours after the standoff began. no one was hurt. (grant) expanding the laptop ban... still ahead on kron four news, how this will impact all international flights - coming in and out of the country. (vicki) plus, hundreds of people were out at san francisco's former military fort - the presideo - to pay their repects to the men a

but you're so lite, you wouldn't tell me if -- so polite, you wouldn't tell me if i didn't.these potential investigatory or bodies. where is this going? >> so, neil, i think with the special counsel appointment we have a chance to get this back on track. and i think her concern that the white house has the possibility to influence the special counsel are overblown. the special counsel is -- the regulations in the department of justice are such that rosenstein was assigned as the person to make this designation. and once he's made that designation, he can't interfere in the day-to-day operations of the special counsel. and if he -- neil: wait a minute, asha, help me with my ignorance here. the deputy attorney general, rosenstein, appointed mueller to this role, right? apparently, didn't run it by jeff sessions. i can understand that, he's kind of recused himself. didn't run it by anyone at the white house. so who is mueller accountable to? >> so mueller reports, technically speaking, to rosenstein -- neil: so that's what nancy pelosi's saying, that's not copesetic with her. >

i really want to repeal it, i just don't want to replace it with obamacare lite or another federal programams they put in place will be there forever, so the refundable tax credit -- which is a subsidy by another name -- will be there forever. neil: all right, did you catch what he's saying? right out the gate, he doesn't like what he's seeing. yes, republicans have trimmed the program down, there's no way to quantify that for sure, but he's saying maybe we come up with our own plan compared to their plan, and we sort out the details and the differences. there's very little wiggle room in the united states senate. two votes and all of a sudden you're talking a tie breaker involving possibly the vice president, three votes, it doesn't matter. to politico playbook co-author, anna palmer, on if it's possible we don't even see a health care deal, certainly this summer. what do you think, anna? >> i think this was just the first step. i think the whole kind of victory lap by president trump was certainly a win that he needed to get under his belt, but as you heard rand paul start to say there,

moving lite southwest wind. that the area key.trend. showers along that 95 corridor, kind of lifting from southwest to northeast. we'll continue to see these lift out. through the afternoon, some drying but can't rule out a late day shower. 78 this afternoon. 70 tomorrow. the next couple days shower chances are almost daily. not a washout. keep the umbrella handy through the work week. how is it looking through the morning rush. >> reporter: we have got re duced visibility. road spray and very slow ride, capital beltway accident in mcclean now. on the inner loop, ramp restrictions at georgetown pike. map is showing a lot of red, especially the bring georges county side of the beltway. outer loop slow toward 50, john hanson highway, a live look at the delays traveling through oxon hill. near national harbor delay, especially on the local lanes near 295. ♪ 24 karat magic in the air >>> welcome back to "gma." our live shot from our drone in the air at the linkin park resort in the bahamas. and we are live in times square as well with

if i am donald trump and i want to implement glass-steagall lite, i will direct my new agency heads tout something in increased capital, for example, but it would take a lot of time. happily nine months to 12 months -- probably nine to 12 months for a new fed chair had comes in and before the banks get to that point. alix: thank you. coming up, sky bridge capital senior portfolio manager will be joining us. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: it is no longer just a hint. steve mnuchin giving his clearest sign saying that ultralong bonds could make sense for the u.s. studying ultralong bonds. that is something we are considering that treasury. we have a working group looking at it. we think it is something that can make sense for us at treasury. alix: could make sense, joining us now is citigroup's managing director. it seems note after note, will they or won't they issue ultralong bonds? what is your case? we do think it is an idea that has been around for a while. a lot of countries have gone down that route. .e think it is pretty plausible we have to see what the market re

getting a preview of the art display liting up new salesforce tower.>>> jim campbell is the artist hired by the san francisco planning commission for the project, he says the display will feature thousands of l.e.d. lights and images and cameras throughout the city will take video through the day and then project on the building at night. heels of a -- he is also working to record images of dancers, the display will work even when it's foggy. >> one of the images i have, that i will display will not be prerecorded it will be generated and basically a lighthouse light that circus that circles the building. >> campbell says the display is designed to be as energy efficient as possible, the panels will go up now but the art display will not be turned on until sometime this fall.>>> long holiday weekend drawing big crowds at yosemite, hundred thousand people expected to show up to get a look at the amazing waterfalls created by the wet weather we had, truly beautiful there, visitors who want to avoid a long wait at the entrance should arrived -- arrived early by 9 am or after 4 pm. or they s

simon brewer is now going to have to go call safe lite, i guess. look at what's going on now. more storms. upper level lows to the west of texas. severe thunderstorms. tooe severe thunderstorm from texas to oklahoma. scattered showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow the front moving east. more storms in the afternoon from chicago all the way down into the gulf. and the severe storms will continue. look at the flooding risks we have right over where it already did in the midwest last week, an as we move through friday, the mid atlantic, 2 to 3 more inches of rain and that could cause flooding problems as well. we'll get to your forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> temperatures on the chilly side this morning. you might want a jacket before you head out. 51 degrees. clouds around the area. we'll be staying dry through the day today. 44 dulles. 43 frederick. quantico coming in 47 degrees. if you're planning on dining out today, it's looking pretty good. mid 60s by lunchtime. by the afternoon staying dry. you'll notice more clouds with highs in the low 70s. increasing clouds ahead of

cracked windshield, one of our storm chaser friends, simon brewer, is going to have to go call safe lite i guess. more storms firing upbringing severe thunderstorms. we have a severe thunderstorm watch stretching from texas to oklahoma. ahead of the system we'll see more storms, scattered showers, thunderstorms, tornadoes possible into tonight. tomorrow the front slowly moving east. more storms in the afternoon from chicago all the way down into the gulf and the severe storms will continue. look at the flooding risks we also have, right over where it already did in the midwest last week. as we move through friday, the mid atlantic, two to three inches of more rain that could cause flooding problems as well. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. g up in the next 30 seconds. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures start out in the mid 50s around the bay area. 55 degrees in the peninsula and the tri-valley. san francisco, as you head out the door, 51 degree. and also 51 in the north bay with some cloudy skies. it will be a very nice afternoon. a little coo

actually believes that obamacare a disaster and to repeal it and replace it with something obamacare litehuge debt, and the debt will be owned by donald trump in 2020. and then there are a lot of people who know that they're in districts where people have end enjoyed the medicaid expansion, and you take it away from them, they're going to be in trouble. so it's a mess. the real problem is for the last eight years republicans should have been educating people about why health care is so high, and one of the reasons is because of the artificially low number of doctors which has been engineered by the ama. milton friedman said the ama is perhaps the strongest trade union in the history of this country, and they operate like a medieval guild to keep the prices of doctors' salaries up high. we aren't even talking about that, and why republicans haven't made that an issue is just beyond me. stuart: this is one of those weedy little arguments. that's not the argument. surely, the argument is, hey, you republicans, we elected you to the house, the senate and the white house and hen knows how many

speaker, i also come to the ,loor to give tribute to a lady lite, an educator, friend and community activist. i've been fortunate, mr. speaker, to have known many outstanding individuals during my lifetime. but never have i known a more outstand, more passionate, more consistent, more reliable, or ms. giving of herself than th life who i met in the 1960's. i met her at a time when community activism was at a serious high level, especially in the city of chicago, illinois. where i come from. y life, like many of our generation, ms. life was involved, actively engaged in efforts to make life for people who lived in the communities where we lived and worked better. both of us worked for the chicago public school system at that time. we were working in district 10 where mr. joseph rosen was superintendent of schools and ms. ida may fletcher was the leading school activist. as time went on, i left the teaching profession, but continued to run into ms. life at meetings and church activities. when it came to teaching there were none better. as she became the assistant principal at the roswell b. ma