marc: i do.challenge became when we got renewed, and they wanted to do more shoes -- chose. i did not know what we would do, i did not want to go back to the world we established. i had sort of done it and done my whole life that way and i didn't want to be redundant and it sort of hit me all at once , that he has been out, using boxee for a year, and we would come back and have a different show. mark has nothing, on drugs, we have to get him cleaned up and transitioned back into life, and make a big decision about his future so it has a nice , narrative arc. charlie: what do you think the listeners are buying into? do you think there are buying into this is in fact a reflection of his life, or are they saying, he has created a character that has nothing to do with him at this stage? marc: i think what they know about me, and if they have been listening to the podcast, there are stories based on reality. charlie: and the professional life is a little the same. marc: exactly. but the season is a b

tom: marc chandler with us. in june with our coverage, and then on all this month, on to brexit. i believe it is june 23. let me get a data check here --equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. ght to the tape. commodities weaker. iron ore out of singapore, the intermediate,xas brent crude 48.16. from london and new york, stay with us. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." we cover macroeconomics and the markets. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash here here is shery anh. exports have fallen in japan for the seventh month in a row. they dropped 10% in april. the yen has gained 9% against the dollar, making japanese products more expensive. overseas demand has gotten weaker. boeing has won an order for 100 jets from the of non-. -- from vietnam. airlines generally get discounts on their orders. the agreement was timed to coincide with president obama's visit to vietnam. the u.k. and 13 other european countries are urging caution on any new e.u. rules on in

they will also honor marc train passes. a lot is riding on metro train service near the site of the derailment. up-writed railcars are it, metro will test the track to make sure that it is safe to restore service. -- once the derailed cars are ted, measurable test the track to mature it is safe to restore service. and marc train service, we are tod mta will add extra buses several commuter lines from hagerstown, frederick, and y.nachem see -- moncassery we have all the information on our website at wjla.com. roz plater, abc 7 news. kimberly: thank you, roz. we story on air and online. go to wjla.com for the latest updates on the derailment as it comes into the newsroom. now to some storms moving through. meteorologist josh knight is tracking those. what's the latest? is thehe good news storms continued push to the east. most of them will be fizzling out. there is still heavy rain and lightning associated with them. we had a lot more sunshine through the course of the day, destabilizing the atmosphere. cover alld.c., cloud d

marc maron. kids from nbc's "little big shots."nd featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 463, indianapolis! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's a hot crowd tonight, hot crowd. i feel the love. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. welcome, everybody to "the tonight show." this is it. you made it, you're here. [ cheers and applause ] this is what i'm talking about. so happy to have you here, everybody. welcome. here's what people are talking about. today was the indiana primary and the results are in. donald trump saw his shadow, so there are six more months of the election. [ laughter and applause ] all right. actually, most people are considering this to be ted cruz's last stand, so he's really going against -- he's going after donald trump here. today, he even claimed that trump has never asked god for forgiveness for anything. [ light laughter ] and said, quote, "i've asked god for forgiveness three times today." [ laughter ] god's like, "yeah, i know, i didn't pick up. [

singer marc anthony.an evangelicals be pro life and pro gun. >> pauley: a minister chooses life. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> pauley: for the past few months we've been exam unking the role of guns in our society. whether or not to own a gun is one of the life choices many people face. and as mo rocca tells us it's a choice one evangelical minister is determined to make a matter of conscience. >> i am here to make a statement about the integrity and the value of every human life. regardless of position. >> for more than 0 years reverend robert schenck has been a leading opponent of abortion. >> it results in a dead baby. >> a fighter on the front lines of the culture wars. but recently the reverend says he's had a revelation. >> god and guns. a christmas sermon. how can evangelicals be pro life and pro gun. >> that's put him on the other side of the aisle of one fundamental issue, guns. >> who will ultimately save us? christ or a glock. >> a man or a woman who wants to defend his or her family legally owns a firearm i

there is impact with marc travelers. westbound train on the way to brunswick. the brunswick line are affected. metro says that riders with marc tickets can ride metro for free to get past this trouble spot. in rockville, brad bell, abc7 news. maureen: still ahead tonight at 6:00 -- the steps metro is taking to ensure safety of a scathing report on a safety culture and

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proem dealing with problems for monday morning marc penn operating on an affected schedule.schedule.rains are canceled this morning.mornin marc brunswick majorrc bruwick disruptions and as you maketiony your way out in montougomerynt county dealing with debris initi the road and that is causingng big delays on 109 out by road and barnesville road. r you'll need to detour around that as well. that's your look at traffic. trc wisdom. >> turning our attention to some of the other thingsth making headlines today, a plan a who pointed a gun at aun baltimore police officerimor rema morning. investigators say the manors sa walkedenthat man. he was taken to the hospitalo for treatmen ficer was not hurt.t. >>> also in charged with a crime.ri two officers spotted the teen t walking down a street with what they thought was a handgun. the officers ordered him toed hm drop it but the teen ran. ran police shot that teen in then leg and shoulder. sul the gun turned out to be a bb gun. >> turturning now to the race fr the white house.the white hillary clinton is calling on democrats to get behind he

marc lives in mindanao. >> anthony: mindanao. particularly in the south of the country where marc navales lives and works. >> ben: mindanao has been war-torn for the last how many years? because of the radicalization of recent years, this growing specter of isis, mindanao is fertile grounds for that. >> anthony: now traditionally the argument against journalists arming themselves is that journalists have always been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> marc: yes. >> anthony: there was some presumption that they would not shoot you. >> ben: yeah. >> anthony: but these days, people seem to not make that distinction. >> ben: yes. dating back to the marcos years even. >> marc: since 1992, 77 journalists were killed. >> anthony: politics here can be deadly. just before christmas in 2009, the maguindanao massacre claimed the lives of 58 people. dozens of whom were journalists. it was the single deadliest event for journalists in history. marc was the first one on the scene with a camera. >> ben: there is no system of justice

i showed it to marc, and it was a disaster. he invited every famous magician in d.c. i showed up and read a book by everyone there. everything went wrong. and they laughed. nobody said good job. they just said, "let's go get lunch." and we've been friends ever since. i was in the post and they said northern virginia's most popular ma to do this once and for all. >> the town is not big enough for both of us, obviously. >> you've transitioned from going risque comedy to doing a cleaner, more family version. how has that transition been? >> tough, rough, but getting the kinks worked out. we were talking about a mentor earlier, kevin lee, d.c.'s born and bred here. i learned a lot from him. when you first start out, man, you want to try to be that shock comic just to get the laughs. personally, me, over the years, i realized my writing was geared more towards family, kids, life. so you don't have to put the expletives in there or be over the top with it. i use more of my facial expressions. i have people tell me where i have the jim carrey thing with it, and the punch lin

i now will bring up marc humphries. he's going to talk about supply and demand of critical minerals. >> thank you, ned. thank you, pat, for the intro. as he said, i work for the congressional research service which is a research arm of congress. we do nonpartisan objective policy analysis for members, staff, for members and committee staff. and i've been working on mineral issues for the past 28 years there. this is a little repetitive, here, but this is a definition that was taken from the national research council's book where they try to separate out the difference between critical and strategic saying strategic may be more of the military focus where we know they have a national strategic stockpile, and the critical minerals may focus more on the economic and civilian needs. so a little repetitive. but the main thing with the national research council's report ned talked about was the framework. they established a framework that's widely used around the world to define what is criticality, what is the criticality of

cyril: marc perelman, thank you very much. this needs to end very quickly for the french government. one of the reasons is there is a deadline coming up of june 10. that is when france is going to start hosting the european football championship, euro 2016, 2 weeks from now. paris is building a huge fans own for that in front of the eiffel tower, where tens of thousands of fans will be able to follow games live. however, some concerns are being voiced. >> with less than three weeks to this fanrs are getting zone at the foot of the fo tower ready. 90,000 people a day are respected together there during the euro 2016 football tournament. 100,000 meters squared, it will have the biggest tv screen ever built in europe. security will also be paramount. for some, a fan zone in the center of paris is a bad idea. >> at 2:00 in the morning i want to be able to sleep, and my daughter when she comes home at night. i do not want to be harassed by drunk hooligans. >> a point of view shared by many officials. the fan zone should have been l

i know will bring up marc humphries.e's going to talk about supply and demand of critical minerals. >> thank you, ned. thank you, pat, for the intro. i work for congressional research service, which is a research arm of congress. we do nonpartisan objective policy analysis for members, staff, members and committee staff. i've been working on mineral issues for the past 28 years there. this is a little repetitive, taken from national research council book, they try to separate out the difference between critical and strategic. strategic may be more military focus where we know they have a national strategic stockpile of the critical minerals may focus more on the economic and civilian needs so a little competitive. main thing national research council report talked about, established framework widely used around the world to define what is criticality, what is the criticality of different minerals. try to use this matrix to show supply risk and importance of use, lack of substitute on the other axis, further right you go,

do you consult with marc andreessen about startups?eg: he has been a great counselor to me and the company and he still sits on the hp board and provides a tremendous perspective. marc and a couple of other board members have fingers on what is going on in the valley. and we are fortunate to be there, because we see what is going on. emily: are you glad you took him up on the offer? meg: i am glad. there were a few days when i said, "marc, you know, what were you thinking?" it has been a really tremendous experience, and a privilege in many ways. i think it matters what happens to these storied companies, these great american icons, what happens to hp in silicon valley, it matters to california. i would argue it matters to the united states and to the world. so we have such a big footprint that we matter to communities around the world and i think that is a responsibility we have to take very seriously. emily: we talked about a billion dollars in restructuring costs, an additional $2 billion potentially in the services area. when does

. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were

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. >> reporter: hey, goodor morning, yes, so we're talking about amtrak and marc trainsin because they do share the sameae tracks as csx and still guys at lot of work going on here, nearly 24 hours after this thi derailment we've seen a new shift of d.c. fire and ems crews coming in here, standingtd by on the scene and from whatroa we can tell, there was one of those tanker cars, one hasne h alread morninghene that they're they' being the most carefulthyd to sn these lines will be cleared. clr let's take you to the videoid from yesterday. there were a total of 15 cars15c in a 175 car train that derailed sunday morning. mornin. some of those tankers were w hauling sodium hydroxide, calcium chloride and ethanol. eh sodium hydroxide is also known o as lye. it can cause skin burns eyens ee irritation and respiratoryrato problems. one car of that did leak and had to be contained by hazmatmat crews.crews. d.c. fire and ems took care of a small seepage of ethanol eth from the tanker hatch no bigh ig deal and one tanker of calcium chloride which is notnot hazardous had to be sealed offe too. a

back in a moment, stay with us. >> rose: marc mron is here, host of the popular podcast wtf with marc maron. he recently celebrated its 700th episode and star of the ifc series maron, season four, the comedy premiers this wednesday, may 4th. here is a look at the new season . >> all right, everybody, before we get to today's interview, i think it's time to address the pink elegant-- elephant in the room. many of you have read or seen stuff about me on the internet, on reddit, on twitter, or in the blogoschfear. time to set the record straight. several months ago i experienced an injury and i started using prescription pain medication and as some of you know, if you are a recovering addict, pharmaceuticals can be a slippery slope. and i slipped, all right. 16 years of sobriety down the drain. i will say this, i nipped it in the bud, it's water under the bridge, no harm, no foul. if you want to tweet me other cliches feel free, but i think i covered them all, okay. but you know, marc maron is doing just fine. >> rose: marc maron is doing just fine and he's back at this table, welcome. >

marc siegel at the invictus games in florida. dr. segal is professor of medicine and author of "the inner pulse, unlock willing the secret code of sickness and health. >> dr. david samadi joining us from san diego, site of the largest urological conference and chairman and professor of urology at lenox hill hop and also the chief of robotics surgery. good to see you both in warm weather, jealous that we're not. >> great to see you. >> thank you. the opening ceremony of the invictus games begins tonight at disney's world championship field. the international event found by britain's prince harry ragsz awareness about wound service members, but while this event is about the spirit of competition, president george w. bush says it's about something much more important. >> there's also a greater cause and that is to say vets who have served in the afghan or iraq theater and who have come back with an invisible war wound should know that there's help available. >> very heavy on the president's mind so dr. siegel, tell us more about what's

in 2010, marc mezvinsky married chelsea clinton. following year in 2011, he began fundraising for his hedge fund. reportedly, lloyd blankfein, the chief executive of goldman sachs, personally invested in this fund and also allowed his association with this find to be used in its marketing materials. he is a big reason why eagleville part, the hedge fund founded by marc mezvinsky, was able to raise close to $400 million. unfortunately, that was some particularly a savvy business decision. these fund, according to the wall street journal and the new york times has underperformed and one subordinate fund created by marc mezvinsky lost 90% of its investors' money and had to shut down earlier this month. basically, they made bad bets on the greek economy recovery. we have been pressing the campaign to understand the full relationship between goldman sachs and the clinton family. we have asked not only about the goldman sachs transcripts, but as you pointed out, hillary clinton personally has made over $600,000 in paid speaking fees to go

the -- as marc mentioned, the mnemonic is f.a.s.trnlgts. you look at someone to smile.if you're in the street and someone is having a stroke in front of you, ask them to make sure they smile. facial drooping, asking them to hold their hands and if one arm is weak, that's why there's a problem, slurry speech and, again, time lass is brain loss. call 911. >> dr. siegel, what does it do to your body short term and long term? >> good question. short term we're talking about death of cells here. we're talking about death of brain cells here and you have 24 hours to reverse that. if it hasn't happened yet it's canned a transischemic attack. you have 24 hours to look at how do we rehabilitate you? interestingly enough, if you have a bleed, two-thirds of the times it's not a blood but a blood vessel narrowingor or closing off. we rehabilitate you differently. if it's bleeding in the brain you do bert, but what we've got to do in rehabilitation, and we don't often talk about this here, it's very important, we've got to get physical therapy involved and retrain to you speak prope

sunday's csx train derailment shut down the marc brunswick like. here's more from erika gonzalez. >> reporter: after a couple days of gets back to a regular operating schedule today. there could be minor hiccups, but for the most part things resume normalcy in this area. this after a csx train carrying hazardous materials derailed sunday morning spilling hundreds of gallons of sodium hydroxide. so the line we are speaking of was blocked between union station and silver spring. so a lot of people wound up taking metro instead. we're told the 5 of the 16 cars that derailed have been taken away from the site, hence things getting back to normal. a number of passengers already boarded the first train. folks i spoke to said it was a bit of an inconvenience but they found a way around it. >> and i think metro allowing us to use their marc cars made it very easy. >> stuff happens and you just have to roll with the punches. >> reporter: again, the marc brunswick line back to normal this morning. live in gthersburg, i'm erika gonzalez, back to you. >>> than

as far as the situation from the derailment yesterday near rhode island avenue, really affecting marc this morning. so only going to have 892, 878 and 880 running today. the rest of the trains will not be running. you can see bottom of the beltway is quite slow here this morning because of that problem at eisenhower avenue. 109 old hundred road at barnesville, we do have the road blocked still with those wires down here this morning. and 270 at montrose looking good northbound and southbound. >>> starbucks slammed with a lawsuit over the amount of ice in a woman's drink. and wait until you hear how much the plaintiff is asking for. >>> she's a hometown favorite and she is on her way to rio. how katie ledecky is preparing for the summer games in my exclusive intervie w. >>> if you are just joining us, we continue to follow breaking news at 4:56. is this this is on the beltway where police are investigating a deadly accident on the inner loop near eisenhower avenue. molette green just arrived on the scene and she'll bring us a live update in a few minutes. >>> today the governor of alab

marc darrow. dr. darrow has over 20 years of experience in pain management. he's board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and has given countless interviews on the subject of pain to many of the leading publicatio years. dr. darrow, welcome. >> thank you, jennifer. >> dr. darrow, 8 out of 10 people in the u.s. alone will suffer from back pain at some point in their lives. this really does seem like an epidemic. >> well, jennifer, it really is. but, as you mentioned, many experts believe it's gonna get worse. >> why is that? >> well, think about it, jennifer. we're sitting in traffic in our cars much more. a massive number of us spend our days sitting at a desk. look at the stress in today's society. you know where it ends up? right here. >> i know that's where i carry my stress. >> but here's the biggest growing problem. there's 50 million of us sitting at our computers. we're spending half our lives hunched over. >> and despite spending over $50 billion a year on back pain to try and fix the problem, very little seems to be working. >> not unt

why on brunswick the marc the brunswick line and also that amtrak capitol as well but not as many people commuting inmmin the area from the capitol limited, that one goes from d.c. to chicago. cca but here you can see he on scene one of the large tappingers that had to beado b hydro chloride.e tis ll a very r response here on scene andlipeoa tryingo get through here to to get over to the metropolitanetrn branch trail and some of themil being turned away. fortunately last night there were no evacuations orti injuries but certainly ittain could have been a much scarier i scene if csx had been carrying has bus materials. m 15 cars in the 175 car trainra derailed sunday morning in thenn mess tankers hauling sodium hydroxide calcium chloride and a ethanol. now sodium hydroxide probably pa the one being the most carefulul with it's also known a as lye can cause skin burns eye bur irritation respiratory problems. one car of that did leak andak a had to be contained by hazmat crews. crew d.c. fire and a small seepage calcium cal chloride will to be cleared.leed >> officials have been on the he s

what's going through your mind, marc? and honestly, i expected it not to be a big a deal as people said it was. when i saw it, all i can say is, wow, that was racist. not the most racist ever, but it was visceral. my reaction was visceral. it was painful and difficult to watch. it was so blatantly racist it's unimaginal that the creators of it can't see the racial dimensions of this. >> the detergent company gets attention for the ad. do you think that's maybe part of why they did that? >> perhaps. some people believe that no publicity is bad, but i think when you begin an international boycott and people just really strongly critiquing the product in full public view, it may be bad publicity for them. i don't think they anticipated the type of response globally they got, but it's digital social media. you can't have an ad like this and not expect extraordinary backlash, and that's what they are seeing now. >> an ad like this would not fly in the u.s. what's that say about the racial divide in china? >> in the u.s., we ha

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marc andre reporting from the trial, former chadian dictator hissene habre. let's look at our other new stories on "france 24." iran says its pilgrims this year will miss the annual pilgrimage to back up because saudi arabia is "blocking the path." ofadh has been accused didisrespect of iranian pilgrim. this is the latest between the regional rivals after two failed series of negotiations. scientists say one third of coral in parts of australia's great barrier reef are dead or dying because of mass bleaching. evident in march with the warming sea temperatures. 11 people have been killed by an armed squad in venezuela. the victims were in their homes when several armed men were forced to move into the courtyard, where they were shot dead. the colombian national and three miners are among the victims. the suspects are on the run. france, we are gearing up for another week of social unrest, this time affecting french transportation. unions are pushing for more strikes in the hopes that forcing the socialist government into talks to try to change controversial la

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of course, i'm marc morial, president and c.e.o. of the national urban league and urban league movement. and as we've discussed, this year is the 40th anniversary of the state of black america. it was introduced by the legendary vernon jordan who was executive director of the national urban league from 1971 to 1981. vernon jordan spent his entire childhood living under the dehumanizing segregation of jim crow-era georgia. unable to imagine that one day, yes, one day a black man would be elected president of the united states. in his early years, and as a young lawyer, he was immersed in the struggle for civil rights. one of his very first cases was a successful challenge to the university of georgia's discriminatory admissions policies. the years of vernon jordan's tenure at the national urban league, the 1970's, were a period when the united states was coping with the repercussions of the sweeping changes of the civil rights era of the 1960's. as vernon put it, we were dealing with the rubble of the walls we tore down in the 1960's

suzanne: this is the first marc train to come in off the brunswick line here to the silver spring station. all of the trains from that brunswick line are going to have to stop near silver spring. the passengers that were on this train got off and went and got on metro or found other transportation to downtown washington. three lines were hopefully they are thinking that by tomorrow morning they will have serviced back to normal, but here's what folks had to say who had the commute in this unusual way toad. >> i didn't know what to xplain, so it is very -- to do - it is not very good. going home may be a different story. might be a big problem then. suzanne: some of the train cars remain at that derailment site. authorities are hoping to get them moved out of there today. in silver spring, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. jummy: coming home tonight, there will be three departures out of silver spring on the brunswick line. trains will leave at 4:39 and 5:34. then the 881 will hold for an extra 30 minutes and leave at 7:04 tonight. and make sure you stay with abc 7 for the latest online at wjla

but in real life, marc anthony is intensely private. and almost always shield his eyes in trademark dark glasses. >> i have a tattoo in my handwriting that says, "those who say don't know, those who no don't say" the power and influence is largely based on what a steal trap your mouth is. anthony's private life has gotten plenty of attention [ singing ] >> especially his marriage to and split from jennifer lopez from what she has two kids. >> i have to say that every time i tell someone i am the first thing is, love him. the second thing is, will you ask them about jennifer lopez? doesn't that drive you crazy? >> i have a different perspective. we were married seven or eight years. she is the mother of my children. i'm proud of that. i'm proud to be in the same sentence as someone who has accomplished what she has accomplished. it is not a bad thing. >> trust me. it could be worse. >> the sounds of marc anthony plus the visit to an american town practically inside canada. and senior citizens who support legalized marijuana. those storie

marc, thank you very, very much. all right.e meantime, you know, these tsa long lines as we get ready for the memorial day weekend, the kickoff -- unofficial kickoff to summer, i guess all i'm hearing is plan to stay on the line a long time. in fact, probably throughout the weekend. same line. for the same flight. it's not that bad but, man, oh, man, with all these warnings, it is getting very close. stick around. ♪ ♪ recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. ♪ and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2016 cla. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. okawhoa!ady? [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. neil: all right. we're told just deal with it, as we prepare for the unofficial kickoff to the summer trave

marc morial. let's welcome him to the stage. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, good morning. i want to thank you for being here today and thank you to at&t as well as the museum for hosting us here today. of course i'm marc morial, president and ceo of the national urban league and urban league movement and as we've discussed this year is the 40th anniversary of the state of black america. it was introduced by the legendary vernon jordan who was the executive director of the league. he spent his entire childhood living under the segregation of jim crow era georgia. unable to imagine that one day, yes one day, a black man would be elected president of the united states. in his early years and as a young lawyer he was immersed in the struggle for civil rights. one of his very first cases was a successful challenge to the university of georgia's discriminatory admissions policies. the years of his tenure at the national urban league, the 1970s, were a period when the united states was coping with the repercussions of the sweeping changes of th

there is impact with marc travelers. westbound train on the way to brunswick. the brunswick line are affected. metro says that riders with marc tickets can ride metro for free to get past this trouble spot. in rockville, brad bell, abc7 news. maureen: still ahead tonight at 6:00 -- the steps metro is taking to ensure safety of a scathing report on a safety culture and woman's death. leon: president obama gets a firsthand look at the flint water crisis and he makes a plea for a glass of know you're budgeted for the expected, and the unexpected. know that at least the process of buying a new home can be clear and simple. know your investments can make retirement closer than you think know. the one word behind all the guidance we provide, tools we create, d services we offer. because when you have insight, you know. thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be

the work means major delays on marc train with reduced surface on the brunswick line. >> more people than not. they've got to take the metro and have never taken the metro before. >> confusion. but no complaints on the train this morning. >> nothing we can do. i understand that metro is honoring marc tickets so it is still okay by me. >> reporter: only three trains on the brunswick line were running today and all stopped at silver spring. >> reporter: forcing folks to hop on metro for the rest of the commute in the city. >> they kept us informed along the way and reminded us that we would be stopping here at silver spring. everyone would be able to use their pass if they were continuing on. >> everything was fine from brunswick down. made all the stops. sure, they just modified the schedule. >> report: bypassing this cleanup happening at the site of sunday's csx derailment. crews working to right overturned cars and contain the chemicals spilled when 16 freight cars jumped the tracks off rhode island avenue. it is a big job that will affect some people's commute going home too. >> he

mark marc or amtrak. track work will force schedule changes. marc penn line, a number of southbound trains will leave baltimore 3 to 5 minutes earlier than usual. amtrak train 151 will depart five minutes later than scheduled. most northbound marc trains will leave union station from 1 to 5 minutes earlier and northbound amtrak oig acela trains will leave union station 5 minutes before the hour instead of on the hour. we'll have a link to all the changes in our nbc washington app. >>> it's 9:36. breaking news, a csx train derails in northeast d.c. ten cars off of the tracks at road d hode island avenue. it is a big mess. ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. >>> womelcome back. we always love telling wednesday's child success stories. this week we have not one, but two of the unusual success stories of a child getting adopted. this is about one who actually didn't get adopted. >> but something happened in her experience as a wednesday's child that gave her the will to succeed. she call

marc has canceled the camden line train 844.ailcars are still on the tracks this morning but crews hope to clear them today. >>> council members will vote on a plan in bethesda that has angered some neighbors. the development is proposed in south bethesda not far from the boundary line with d.c. residents in that neighborhood have been protesting the plans. they say the growth is too big and fear that it will change the community's character. fabes an addffordable housing. the council votes this afternoon. >>> new information on a developing story out of iraq after an american service member is killed near erbil. we're hearing from ash carter, he confirmed the death saying it was indeed a combat death. and that he was killed by enemy fire. at this point we don't have a name of the person killed, we don't know the nationality either. we will continue to work this story. stay with news 4 for further developments. >>> now to decision 2016. polls open for the indiana presidential primary in less than an hour. first in virginia, the

marc: we are close to the trough.oves to be queue 1, 2, or three, the important thing is whether that will be deducted. it is worth reminding -- remembering what happened with the housing sector. that he ducked it for a long the gdpough, and then turned around. it will be the same thing here. our investors right to be as pessimistic about rate hikes? joe: no, but i think they should be far more wary. mr. lockhart stressed the fact that they don't balance the risks in. is important to be active at every single meeting. therefore, having as little chance of a rate hike as is currently factored in. it is probably not wise. alix: thank you very much, mark all -- marc ostwald. ♪ joe: i'm joe weisenthal, "what'd you miss?" the financial jolt heard around the world. the financial bank of japan opting to hold interest rates steady, despite those expecting future -- further measures. hesitate to won't expand stimulus in order to achieve the inflation target. from aet more insights professor at stanford university, specializing

marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu langone's medical center, also author of "the inner pulse," unlocking the sacred code of sickness and health." >> good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> let's begin with a lot of folks who expect to spend the holiday weekend barbecuing, why not. >> yummy. >> but there's safety tips you should keep in mind before firing up the old grill. dr. samadi? >> one of my favorite weekends. starting this summer with the entire family and, of course, everybody wants to barbecue and jump in the pool, but there's a new statistic coming from national fire protection safety saying the month of july is a very dangerous month and the number of fires have been on the rise for the past decade or so so we want people out there to have a good time but also be careful. keep the kids about three to six feet away from your barbecue. make sure that you don't leave it unattended, but before you really jump in and start doing this inspect the pipelines because three out of five houses are using now gas on their grill and you don't know what has happened to last year. if

marc upday.ticket machines atachis monocacy out of service.ervi asking you to pay on the train. no credit cards on the train. heads up there if you're taking mta. mta slow traffic through yourou you maryland majors. m 270 southbound, 200 to the icc -- excuse me the icc to t it the beltway and then 270he south.uth. 70 to the truck scales, 50 scale inbound very slow as well. w we'll keep you updated andated take a look at yourk at y maryland -- excuse me virginia i drive next. coffee time.im allison and steve.lison d steve >> sounds good to me. sou >>> next a look at what's hot on the web this thursdayhe morning including a new born a w who is already set a world record. re >> early start. >>> plus another celebrity divorce none prenup. things could get a little nasty for johnny c depp. fox beat coming up next. ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, energy-saving upgrades.

let me compliment what marc said. marc gave an impressive survey of the jihadi threat across the globe. your viewers need to understand the threat is already here. since the caliphate was declared by isis, we've arrested or killed 98 people in america linked to isis. 30% of them have wanted to kill americans on u.s. soil. it's not a question of if. it is a question of when. and let's not forget, an isis fighter who died in the middle east as a jihadi used to work at the minneapolis airport with access to airframes. this is the reality of the threat. it's not just 8,000 miles away. it's already here. >> marc, what do you make of the white house response to this tonight. they're basically saying we can't conclude anything yet and they really haven't used the word terrorism quite yet. hillary clinton has by the way. >> and on top of that, they immediately went into defensive crouch started listing the setbacks that they've had in iraq. that's a little bit like if you get a cancer diagnosis that you've got lung cancer and

marc morial. let's welcome him to the stage. [applause] >> thank you. thank you.adies and gentlemen good morning to you that want to thank you for being here today and thank you to at&t as well as to the newseum for hosting this today. of course i am marc morial residency of the national urban leaguer and urban leaguer movement. as we have discussed this year is the 40th anniversary of the state of black america. it was introduced by the legendary vernon jordan who is the executive director of the national urban leaguer from 1971 to 1981. vernon jordan spent his entire childhood living under dehumanizing segregation of jim crow era georgia. unable to imagine that one day, yes one day a black man with the elected president of the united states. in his early years and as a young lawyer he was immersed in the struggle for civil rights. one of his first cases was a successful challenge to the university of georgia's discriminatory admissions policy. the years of vernon jordan's tenure at the national urban league in the 1970s for a period when the united states was co