lorraine, good afternoon. nice to hear from you, lorraine.o quota for certain fish, and we are looking at famished vessels fishing for our fish. i have been a tory supporter all my life, and i have now turned completely against them. i don't trust them at all. i think we we re i don't trust them at all. i think we were all misled. both sides. and we were all misled. both sides. and we all remember the bus with the millions of pounds that were going to go into the nhs. where are those millions of pounds? they are not there. i will vote for theresa may and the conservatives because whenever this country has had its back against the wall, whether it was the last war, it has been a conservative. last time it was winston churchill. thank you to all of our listeners. we are scratched the surface. shall we do it again? we will do it again. —— we only scratch the surface. —— scratched. ross atkins there. sri lanka says it will speed up flood relief as the death toll from heavy monsoon rains has risen above two hundred people. after hitting sri lanka

howard: marcus, lorraine. laurie: lorraine. lemonis: lorraine? laurie: laurie, people call me.laurie? okay. nice to meet you. we were just having a discussion about inventory. how much inventory do you think is in the...? laurie: oh, gosh, we have to have at least $400,000. lemonis: well, that's $200,000 less than they thought was here. let me just chat with laurie for just a minute. so, are you the general manager? laurie: yeah, because i manage most things. lemonis: what's the biggest challenge? laurie: one hand saying one thing, and then the other hand saying another. lemonis: who are the two hands? laurie: howie and robyn. lemonis: okay. which one of them is here more? laurie: honestly, robyn. lemonis: robyn. where is howie? is he surfing? is he playing cards, golfing? laurie: no, i mean, sometimes, he's out with clients or he's traveling. lemonis: when i first met robyn and howard, i learned that howard was the one in charge, but what i'm finding out is that he's there a lot less than robyn. it doesn't make a lot of sense to me. ♪ howard: these are the two receiving areas.

. >> lorraine was -- the rain was a blessing but the grass so tall. >> yeah. >> they are never happyin california and i understand why. >> well. >> it's tough. when do you ever say conditions are ever fine? >> no. >> they aren't. we've gone from, you know, again cool pattern just 10 days ago, a very hot one as you know. any time you get that breeze, that's not good. we have a little westerly breeze, that helps cooldown some. and it will be nice to warm to mild to hot depending on your prox i am to the coast. backing off a little. cooler coast today. tomorrow fire into the west and start to give us a little bit a northerly northeast early direction and if that all comes in as advertised to will be cooler, tomorrow starts to warm up, thursday may be same to what we had on sunday. thunderstormshave calmed down the syria. but on shore push a little bit more fog is making a presence felt. there is still not much of a delta breeze. but 50s, 60's, locations are running cooler compared to 24 hours ago, 2-7 degrees. san jose off 7. cooldown even east bay temps even though still warm, mainly 6

let's go next to lorraine in anderson, indiana on the independent line. . change --y did they what i'm trying to say is why just work on the insurance part of it, where the prescription , stopf this bill upsetting senior citizens, and i do not know8 if democrats will vote for this bill as well as no republicans. this is the bill that cannot pass, because it is not good for our country. i'm asking the people to let us work together. let the democrats and the independents, let everybody have an input on this bill. i do not care who gets the credit for it, but let everybody work on this bill together. this could make our country stronger. i have three small children and this insurance today, some doctors i can see, but i cannot even take my daughter to a doctor because she does not have the insurance that would cover her for her skin issues. i do not understand why so many care about do not each other anymore. yes, obamacare -- anything you produce can be better. but unity, when things start working together, that is when it will get better. that -- he islize

think lorraine got to abortion nt in the debate. the left and pro-abortion camp, planned provider of key women's healthcare and rebuttal from the conservative side or pro-life sides is that planned arenthood is all about abortion, that is one of the questions on the issue. guest, o our other cameron easley of the morning deeper into the tax issue. there is a lot of talk nothing can happen until healthcare is solved. we've touched on that at the table here, what kind of contour shapeare starting to take for any tax bill down the road, months down the road? guest: the elephant in the room on tax reform among republicans key ngress surrounds provision of house g.o.p. leaders proposal backed by house speaker paul ryan and house ways nd means committee, kev ib brady, a tax on imports. they think that this is the way to make the bill revenue allow , which would permanent tax cuts via it nciliation process, but has detractors in the senate, housethe retail industry, republicans, caucus chairman mark meadows, just last week, leadership need

up his business called the durant company in the by area, working with silicon valley, youtube, lorraine powell widow of apple founder steve jobs. >> he has set roots. >> way to go. >>> time 4:56, vote scheduled today in san francisco aimed at banning flavored tobacco products. some are saying these products are luring teenagers to smoke. >>> president trump now calling for north korea to -- he is calling north korea a brutal regime after the death of a u.s. college student, the latest on the conditions that may have lead to his death. >>> we do see traffic that is off to a nice start on a quiet tuesday. however, on the bridge it looks like there could be a little something that is slow traffic. >>> for most today will be a little cooler. it might take awhile for those of you well inland, lake county or men do seen know county, update on your tuesday forecast. >>> home depot in concord prepares to sell more air conditioning units, it's those air cooling junes that is causing a lot of stress on pg&e, we have the story coming up. >>> and with this hot weather it also brings the higher risk

all traffic forced to detour at lorraine avenue.se of that, we're seeing so much congestion on our secondaries as you try to get to the beltway. have some patience this morning and then overin overin kensington southbound connecticut avenue crash blocking two lanes at beach drive. southbound 295 super jammed up 50 inbound new york avenue inbound slow. a look at metro. more traffic in a few. maureen and steve. >> flint, michigan an update on the airport attack investigated as a possible act of terrorism. the suspect a canadian man from tunisia reportedly shouted god is great in arabic before stabbing an officer in the neck. he also said something similar to you have [inaudible] iraq and afghanistan and we are all going to dime that man is being interviewed by the fbi while police in that montreal search his week. the officer is expected to be okay. >> in ohio this morning otto warmbier will be laid to rest. there will be a celebration of life for the 22-year-old. university of virginia student and his high school in cincinnati. resid

also, lorraine whole foods prices to make it competitive with wal-mart.he organic food cheaper essentially. the ones they are testing in seattle work with just three humans. cheryl: i like it as a consumer, but the job loss. it is going to be a very busy day. let's send it over to maria bartiromo. >> happy tuesday to you. good morning. i am maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, june 20th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump takes aim at north korea after otto warmbier dies days after turning to the united states severe brain damage. the company that took into the country now saying it will no longer take americans there. he tragedy like this should never be repeated. on capitol hill, a push for reform. "wall street journal" that the health care boat taking place next week are holding firm tax reform will also get done this year. >> i have no higher priority than having tax reform done this year. we are working every day with the house and senate. we are committed to get this

we were lorraine, a therapist. we were watching a bit earlier on.ing a woman who was incredibly distressed, who fears she's lost loved ones. yes, she had suffered pretty profound distress and huge loss. so we used a technique that is particularly useful in times of profound trauma, called havening, which is a psycho sensory therapy, which is a psycho sensory therapy, which involves stroking of the arms, the hands and it's a very gentle but effective therapy that is useful at times like this. because the grief is so raw and it's people who don't even know 100% that their loved ones are dead. they're unaccounted for, they're missing. does that make it worse in some ways? i think it does, particularly in this case. there's so particularly in this case. there's so many particularly in this case. there's so many unanswered particularly in this case. there's so many unanswered questions. there's people missing. the outcome is not good. there is profound pain. this particular lady had left sierra leone, left a war there and came here expecting safety and n

again a person hit by a car, detour at lorraine avenue and just note that all of the secondaries leadingks have to avoid that busy stretch of colesville road this morning. again between university boulevard and timber wood avenue. let's switch things over and show you a look at the map. there you can see all of the yellow and you're jammed up with about a 30 minute delay from 95 to georgia avenue a295 near laboratory road a crash blocks the shoulder. inner loop jammed from branch avenue across the wilson bridge. 300 block of 20th street northeast this is in the district d.c. police traffic letting us know a crash is blocking traffic in both directions. keep to it e street to around that. inbound 50 this crash has cleared off to the shoulders. all bigger delays have eased so that's good news coming from bowie. aside from that there's that outer loop delay i showed you from the colesville road clash. and metro, yellow line on time but we still have red line delays from safe track. what a day. >> busy, busy thursday. >> let's get to it. the morning meme. >> can we go to summer camp for good

lorraine. what they have done to our fishermen is disgraceful.ssels fishing for our fish. i have been a tory supporter all my life, and now i have turned completely against them. i don't trust them at all. i think we were all misled, both sides, we all rememberthe all misled, both sides, we all remember the bus with the millions of pounds that was going to go to the nhs. where are those millions? not there are they. i will vote for theresa may and the conservatives, because whenever this country has had its back against the wall, whether it was the last war, it has beena whether it was the last war, it has been a conservative, last time it was churchill. thank you very much for all our listener, we only scratched the surface. shall we do it again? we will do it again. lawrence reed, bbc cornwall. that was ros and one of the local bbc station in cornwall. fishery‘s a big part of the cornish economy, and it's fair to say the industry got behind brexit strongly. but it's just one of the many british industries the government is going to have to look

work -- you probably can't answer this -- on -- to complete the cleanup of the area of concern at lorraine, ohio, on the black river? because i'm quite concerned if the administration is going to zero out glri and take $50 million aware from this year's budget, that really could stop work on an adjoining river that flows into the great lakes that were terribly damaged. >> we will look at the ongoing work with the particular focus on that area, congresswoman, and get information to you. the recession that you are referring to is $369 million, which includes the $50 million. that carryover is there. it's just an overall recession. we will look at that particular area that you have identified and make sure that the ongoing work as far as contracts that have been -- that working continues. >> thank you. we were guaranteed that would happen. that really scared us. we have heard it is your intention to shut down the great lakes region five office in chicago and move it out of the great lakes to west of the mississippi river to kansas. could you confirm for me whether epa intends to do that? >> t

what is the key issue for you, lorraine? i have made up my mind.n the brexit process. 0k we will try and deal with that. brexit was my key issue in getting a stronger mandate to theresa may but now it is security. we have been talking to you, land, before brexit in fact. what is your priority now? it is still brexit because it has its tentacles in everything. it is wide—ranging. foster carer and better care for children. i would like to know what they would do about that. fracking in yorkshire and putting more into renewable energy. and, quickly, who he has already made up their mind? interesting. thank you. let's talk toa interesting. thank you. let's talk to a couple of people and you will know one of them, chris mason. i have always wanted to stand behind a brea kfast have always wanted to stand behind a breakfast bar with you guys. chris, what do you think? it has been an interesting and intense campaign. what have been the defining issues? interestingly, things have shifted. when the prime minister caught us by surprise and suddenly said out o

the murder of his uncle by lorraine antiaircraft artillery and killing hamlet bullets big enough to riper said or any of these, that doesn't sound like the kim jong un regime we now. this is a 25000000% prison camp in the arena. the notion that they follow, the same kind of rationality we do is once again disproved by this inhumane treatment. is there any argument you needed that what we need to do with this regime is end it sooner then later. this is not a regime you can negotiate with unexpected agreement they'll honor. they never have been their history going back to the korean war. this is a heavy prescription to say the least. but honestly the way to end the north korean nuclear threat is to the north korea, reunite some other way to consign this regime to the ash heap of history. >> even their argument that this young man sort of fell into his own daycare, assuring him around. there is that's going on with this -- dennis rodman. what do you make of all of this? >> i don't pretend to understand dennis rabiner but he may be up to there. this is always difficult when an american is t

lorraine is on the way for san jose. temperatures, we are looking at upper 50s to low 60s.t a bit. look at the nice 71 is for san jose and mountain view along the east bay shoreline with mostly 60s for the north bay zone and for san francisco, low 60s are expected for the high today. ur tomo , the same as what were today. we have a slight chance of showers but a slight chance. we will keep you updated. getting it your weekend, lots of sunshine ahead. temperatures are mild. upper 50s along the coast and the next week, we will see hot temperatures and i will have those details when i come back. but see how the roadways are doing. >> it is wet and sloppy. >>> driving to work, there is no problem getting to the bridge. do not forget the headlights and wipers. it is back up to the park weight which is normal. it is 14 minutes for the drive. you should drive at a reduced speed. it will be a wet commute. most traffic is in the bay. this is south of larkspur to the golden gate. that is why your drive time is holding at 40 minutes. that is because of the heavy commute traffic. it is

complete work and you probably can't answer this, to complete the clean-up of the area of concern at an lorraine, ohio, on the black river? because i'm quite concerned if the administration is going to zero out glri and then take $50 million away from this year's budget, that really could stop work on an ajoining river that flows into the great lakes that was terribly damaged. >> yes, we'll look at the ongoing work with the particular focus on that area, congresswoman, and get information to you. but the rescission that you're referring to i think is around $369 million which includes the $50 million. that carryover typically is there. and that's not intended to be punitive toward the great lakes. just an overall pass back, rescission of the entire amount. we will look at that the particular area that you've identified and make sure the ongoing work as far as contracts that have been let that will continue during the pendency of the budget discussions. >> thank you. we were guaranteed that would happen. that scared us. we've heard it is your intention toer. thely shut down the great lakes region

night, lorraine and macmillan returning officer for the east renfrewshire constituency declare that theconservative and unionist, 21,000 496. bloody hell. george mcdougall blair, scottish labour party, 14300 and 46. the total number of votes cast was 53,805 and the total number of ballot papers rejected was 67. the ballot papers were rejected for the following reasons. things are a bit awry with our system because you should be able to see the snp but the truth is the conservatives have lea pt two places, the truth is the conservatives have leapt two places, to the truth is the conservatives have lea pt two places, to top the truth is the conservatives have leapt two places, to top the ballot here. snp were 123,000, the conservatives with 21,000 the seat. i'm not quite sure what happened to oui’ i'm not quite sure what happened to our figures, i'm not quite sure what happened to ourfigures, do i'm not quite sure what happened to our figures, do doubt i'm not quite sure what happened to ourfigures, do doubt we can i'm not quite sure what happened to our figures, do doubt we can sort it o