philly starter jarred eickhoff without a win, the latest in the season with nothing to show for it, matt beachars ago. the fanatic speeding things along here. highlights few and far between these days. aaron altair with one on the fly, a one run deficit. he can't catch up in the seventh. paul gold smith, into the gap. phillies give up four in the seventh inning alone. phils get it right back. michael sanders bases loaded still struggling: >> the receiver says he should be ready but it's a question mark. he's been treating knee tendinitis. matthews would not say whether or not he was worried. he has the most receiving yards out of the slots coming into the nfl. >> it's not ideal. i have been one to have practice to get ready for the game. i didn't like last year being out of training camp. it's not me. it has been a hard time, at the same time, it is what it is. i'm trying to do my best to give 100% to be with the guys. >> got to get better. thank you, jeff. the cars were painted and ready to race in a soap box derby in leftlevitz town. the derby is open to age 7-17. >> nothing like going to th

today we're at rehoboth beach. >> matt delucia has had this plum assignment all week. tell us about rehoboth. >> reporter: we're in rehoboth now, and there are a couple of ways to get here. you can drive down or take the cape may lucifer -- lewis ferry. there's not open now. there's another way to get around here, and that's by bicycle. you see a lot of people on bicycles, a good way to get around and to get exercise and to explore this area, as well. there are bike trails throughout the area that you can check that go through rehoboth, lewis. we stopped by atlantic cycles here. the owner told me they are busy all day now from open to close. he says the bike trail's about 17 miles altogether, and that's the most popular rides in the area. you get to see history, remnants of world war ii, and scenic views, as well, over the ocean and delaware bay. a lot of people are grabbing the bikes. >> it's a lot of work. this time of year, we're trying to get ready for the big push. enjoy life, ride a bike. you'll have a much better time on a bike. it's quite a long hang on if you

rest of the region will see tha throughout the day but this looks to be a great pool day, beach matte where your travels take you, sun roof, pop it up, comfortable. our temperatures are cooler throughout lining suburbs then what we yesterday, definitely milder but bill is reporting 6 mder ate airport, a few miles awayas some cloud out there dew points startingp. currently 56. air temperature is 60. it is startinglittleit more hums the day goes on that will certainl t case. one more look at across the 65 from kenneth martin find something cloud in willingboro a wind. that will change. that is other variable in the hang somewhat. wind will begin to pick up and turn southeasterly. nice zoom on storm scan what lot locally.re. we have a large dome contg butecause it is buildinge we have clockwise, pressure in the northern hemisphere and on the back edge of itou out of the southwest so coming from a milder place, temperature has a chance to warm and that means that the breeze will pick up and starts to feel muggy with time but there is a system cross through bringing witt a very scattered b

matt keller. >>> people packed the beaches including the main beach at the boardwalk. sheriff's department tweeted parking lots fp at 10:00 this morning many people forced to sit and wait for spots. >>> taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. been no problem seeing the spots today with clear blue skies. more about the heat here's drew. >> beautiful tonight. still warm out highs today well above normal. 100 was the high in santa rose. 97, happen that. 83 oakland, 89 in san jose. 83 in count curd and santa rosa. 77 in san jose and oakland sitting at a mieltd 70 degrees. 8:00 tomorrow morning on your fathers' day we're seeing spots in the low 90s. in fact the heat advisory still in effect tomorrow and lasting through wednesday. so the heat wave and it's going to- a long time. we'll talk about how hot we get tomorrow and when the heat will break. matt. >> thank you drew. >>> with that heat comes fire danger in oakland, a grass fire. the highway is back open at firefighters put the flames out and torched about an acre. cigarette butts were found along the highway. >>>

for now, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> beach and baseball, a great combination. >> thank you. >>> todayn philadelphia, you can stroll the street. that will happen every thursday night through the summer. it features food trucks and live music every week and stores and restaurants will have specials. >>> 4:47. 65 degrees outside. i do believe we're still focused on 95. >> let's check in with jessica. >> 95 on the northbound side, we're having a tractor-trailer problem. so they may have closed off all lanes of traffic to get the scene over into the shoulder. we had the two left lanes blocked. so creating some big delay there is. so i'm thinking they are going to have it there for a little bit. all the traffic is going to get by in the two left lanes. so i'm going to keep my eyes on that. this looks like it's doing what i just saw. so all traffic is move iing to left. also watching the bridges. watch for construction on the expressway. we'll see it close between broad street and the expressway. and that will go ob for another 15 minutes or so. so watching that and i'll update you on 95 and

♪ >>> all week we've taken you on a shore tour. >> today matt delucia's checking out the restaurant scene in rehoboth beachlaces to grab a bite. matt? >> reporter: all right. i saved the best for last, food, my favorite part. over the past years, along the boardwalk, some of them here and farther into town. we checked a couple giving a new flavor to the season. >> awesome retailers, world-class restaurants, totally diverse group of different kinds of food styles, ethinext foods, beach -- ethnic foods, beach food, high end. >> reporter: what this place has toouse has it, you're that farboardwalk. we're four blocks. back then it was considered crazy. >> reporter: maybe not. he built anoer next door, and they've jout grown their ig with a new season, there's a new out. you know, live to us. eating dishes that go well with dogfish head's beer selection. >> the 90-minute cheddar sauce, pulled rotisserie meat tossed with arugula on top. >> reporter: come fall, the old restaurant will fall to make way for a deck and a courtyards. >> that will be ready -- a courtyard. >> that will be ready for next year. >> take y

beach. >> and we have something for all you thrill-seekers. matt delucia joins us live. you gave one extreme ride a try? >> reporter: and 40s it had to be the -- and of course it had to be the most extreme ride they had. at rehoboth beach, you can gte good thrills. one spot has been around for several generations, and they keep going because they're family. >> blessed. we are very blessed. >> reporter: blessed every day. and al has this a bit of experience -- he and his family opened fun land in 1962. what's it like seeing people come and enjoy this year after year? >> it's very gratifying. it's the best part of my day. >> reporter: in fact, some people have been coming back for so long, their kids came here and now the grandkids are coming. >> we had a gentleman last summer that told us that he rode the fire engine ride 70 years ago. nostalgia plays a huge part in what we're offering here. >> reporter: keeping low ticket prices, too. with old favorites like the tea cups, the sea dragon, and the haunted house, there's a newcomer this year with a lot more power. >> high th

it's that time to head to the beach for the weekend. matt pelman standing by in the "action news" traffic center with the -- oh, my goodness, that's not good. >> no, never good. there's nothing too groundbreaking on the traffic front, that's the good news this afternoon brian and sharrie. it's just the typical busy summertime friday afternoon with a few complications. there's the penndot truck. penndot is watching their truck. they were responding to a disabled vehicle that broke down on the ramp from the 30th street station to the westbound side of the schuylkill. they're really spinning this camera but there it is now off to the side, police on the scene. that big jam you saw was on the eastbound side of the schuylkill and it doesn't end there at the vine. you hit the brakes really hard once you're around passyunk avenue over toward the walt whitman bridge as people head down the shore this afternoon. on the bridge itself just 13 miles per hour at the moment. had a broken down vehicle as well upon 95 southbound side approaching academy. th

matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> he's super happy now. good to know. >> don't walk the beach. some lifeguard is going to come up to you like this. thank you. >>> so nasa is launching a new mission to the sun to touch the sun. they will launch the solar probe next year to study the atmosphere. they want to answer questions like what causes the sun to blow wind flares into space. >>> 5:17 and we have an accident. >> we're watching that around the intersection around greenwood avenue. you can see the police activity up a. it's a little far away. so it's a little far away. but we can see what the delay looks like moving towards the scene or towards it in the other direction. you can still see flashing lights in the area. we're watching this accident here. that was out in upper moreland. that's been there since early this morning. just around college drive. the bridges are okay for the most part. we're in the process for 5:05. so again in the process of that. clear in the ben franklin bridge. don't see any openings yet, but that could change when i come back. >>> 18 minutes past 5:

just going to be a fantastic day, whether you're here, down at the beach or up in the mountains, guys, going to be fantastic monday. >> mattjump in the ocean saturday. bone cold. coy not do it. >> it was freezing cold. we still got ways to go, probably wait until august to jump fully in. good morning, everyone, a look at the boulevard at the schuylkill expressway, no delays very early on this morning, 5:32, as we know around 6:00 a.m., when things start to ramp up in this area. but so far, so good, boulevard at the schuylkill. also, 476 at baltimore pike, no delays right here either. so this is good news on early start to your morning if you are getting out, there the weather obviously, beautiful. so that will keep it on the roadways as you know. ninety-five, this not so good. northbound and southbound, we've got construction, and that's between broad street and enterprize avenue. one lane will be closed between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. so if you are headed out later on today, in this area, just make note of it. it will cause some definite slow downs. and in the city of philadelphia, as we head toward center city, some slow

. >>> a beach house blaze jumps from one property to another, spoke and flames can be seen milestone offshore. good morning, matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes joins us. let's find out weather and traffic with david murphy and karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: it's a cool, crisp morning, lots of sun building up at this hour. there's very little cloud cover around, you will want the shades as you head out on the highways and byways. there will be clouds later in the evening hours and passing shower particularly north of philadelphia, but the daytime looks dry and for the most part, bright. temperatures are chiming in in cool fashion. up in the poconos -- i should say allentown, 56 degrees, some of the numbers not recording this morning, 67 in philadelphia. you're getting enough of these numbers to get the idea. it's cool and comfortable to start out. millville in the 50s, 65 in wilmington. about the same in trenton. 60 in ac. 73 currently in cape may. the dewpoints on the low side look at the 40s in allentown and philadelphia that's extremely low humidity air and cape may we've dipped in the 50s, everybo

. >>> a beach house blaze jumps from one property to another, spoke and flames can be seen milestone offshore. good morning, matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes joins us. let's find out weather and traffic with david murphy and karen rogers good morni.

matt. >> good morning, jan. maybe take dad to a cool spot whether it is beach, hang out by the pool maybe because hot, humid, itr story for our , sunday. it is already hot and humid on the sky deck you can feel it. it is like walking outside in the sauna. we have temperatures just shy of 80 degrees in the region. we are up to 79 already in wildwood, it is 78 here in philadelphia 77 reading. double seven's in allentown as well as trenton and when we add in the humidity it is probably feeling like we are around 80 degrees. it is a humid, muggy, soupy, take your pick kind of a word morning here. ing in at 76 fornts in the our dew point. seventy-eight in dover. it isid if you ask me. again in the going to get much bet they are afternoon. we will have a southerly southeasterly kind of component to the wind today and that will filter in that warm, and continued to filth inner that humid eras well. we are getting a breeze. it does feel good but in the helping us in regard to keeping humidity down. temperatures up to 90 degrees this afternoon. feeling like the mid 90's and then showers and thunderstorms in the forecast

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beach even at this 4 o'clock hour. >> happens every friday. let's go live to matt pelman. how are you. >> you don't expect this to go well, do you. >> probably not. >> friday afternoon in the summer time we know it's going to be a little bit of a mess out there. indeed already brian and monica, we have a bunch of issues. here in the western burbs 202 southbound side nasty crash. one of the vehicles facing sideways there into the barrier t southbound lanes near paoli pike just one lane is getting by. coming from exton away from route 100 you're barely moving because of this accident on 202 southbound. double trouble on the schuylkill westbound. there's a broken down vehicle near south street just 4 miles per hour approaching that. then there was a crash near the conshohocken curve that's now gone but still long backlog, just 6 miles per hour as you pass city avenue. lincoln drive southbound near wissahickon there's a broken down vehicle boulevard near masher you have a crash there. 95 southbound by the betsy ross bridge there's a crash and we're watching this accident on th

matt. sadr sadly, a 10-year-old boy walking along the beach in alabama was struck by debris hidden in the surf. you can see the power of the surf hammering homes on the west end. the rad restricted access because the water is washing over. the threat of water spouts and tornadoes continues from yesterday into today. you can see the video here of several waterspouts spotted. we have flooding all along the coast from florida all the way to texas. let's look at a live picture right now of new orleans. the impact of cindy will be felt well into this afternoon. matt, i am hopeful for the folks who are here that they'll go back to their homes and find that, while a lot of sand washed away, there is no serious damage on the island. >> we agree. kerry sanders in alabama for us this morning. kerry, thank you. >>> senate republicans revealing their new health care bill this morning. during a rally in iowa last night, the president acknowledged the bill faces a tough road ahead on capitol hill. he also blamed democrats for stalling his agenda and said republican congressional elections like the one this

. >>> a beach house blaze jumps from one property to another, the thick smoke and flames could be seen for miles offshore. >>> good morning, 6:30, monday, june 26. matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. >> let's take a look at weather and traffic. good morning, david murphy and karen rogers. >> reporter: bright sunshine building across the region and best of all, low humidity. let's start you with satellite. there's not much cloud cover locally or much coming in from the west either. later in the evening hours, spotty showers possible and cloud cover, but not during the day. 64 degrees in philadelphia. 64 in dover. while some of the northern and western communities are not reporting this morning, i can tell you we have been in the upper 50s and low 60s in places like allentown and reading. cool and comfortable. cape may, milder, 73. dewpoints are on the low side. cape may, 61 most of us in the 50s and the 40sen -- on the dewpoint scale that's not humid air. 67 by 7:00 a.m. 78 by noon, nice noontime temperature wore lunch on a park bench especially when you consider the low humidity. 4:00 p.m., 81 degrees, that's the high today. below av

matt. >> reporter: commodore barry bridge will be busy as people head to the shore for the weekend. today is national flip flop day and national fudge day, two things you can take advantage of at the beach. yes, indeed head to the shore this afternoon, but expect company on the way there. starting to see company on 422 just beginning to tap the brakes in the eastbound lanes approaching 23. the normal morning delay just beginning to form. they are expected to block of eastbound off-ramp from 23 to 10 to 1:00 p.m. they are going to block two lanes on the westbound side between 23 and and this point at trooper road. construction scheduled for 422 today. berks county, pennsylvania turn right lane out of commission between morgantown and reading. no delays at this point. hatfield they are working on the vehicle fire by the madison montgomery, i would avoid he will -- elroy road at fair grounds road. monday they reopened did dubline bridge, they reopened the perkiomen creek. hill town township they reopened the bridge over morris creek on monday. fuel spill at state road. construction midday along 322 as the widening project continues one lane open there, stick with 202 pike. >>> two inmates

beaches there. the engineer said it changed plans because of unexpected issues with dredging equipment. work will resume later this summer. >>> just a few minutes before the start of the "today" show. >> matt philly favorite channel jones in new york with a preview. >> did you call her a philly fanatic. >> you know better. >> great to have her here. savannah wrapping up vacation. always good to have channel here. good to see president trump under fire for controversial tweet. some lawmakers calling for resignation. have the very latest on this story. >>> new products that claim to make your license plate visible to red light traffic cameras. do they actually work? >>> titanic exclusive. we're live at a secret location with never before seen artifacts from the wreckage. >>> all that and a live concert on the plaza from charlie puts when we see you here today. >> great way to kick off the fourth. >> yes, it is. >> see you in a little bit. >> see you in a bit. >>> here's a live picture right now. 12 minutes before 7:00 a.m. >> that's right. parkway looks great out there. 73 degrees. >> why wouldn't it be great right now. >> it's great. can we bottle this, bill. >>> temperatures are going to b

matt peterson. >> now we know. >> sing's dell support for her hometown in hot minute when we come right back. >>> well, we're closing in on another weekend and it is looking like it will be great beacheather, for the most part, lauren will tell us when we might have to dodge some rain and storms coming up in just a few minutes. >>> now bionic vision meantime on the healthwatch today a growing number of people who were once blind can now see, with the help of a bionic eye implant. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain. >> reporter: pretty incredible, i have to tell you it seems like science fiction on but bionic eye technology is bringing the world into better focus, for some people who are blind. >> actual vision it is what we call artificial vision. >> reporter: anthony every day puts on his gear. he leaves his home and ride public transportation to his job. anthony has retinaitis pigment tosa. >> once everything is black, for many, many years, it was it. >> reporter: for 20 years he lived in blackness until he received a bionic eye this animation from the developer shows how it works, a tiny camera in the glasses, send images to a wearable computer. images are proc

beach weather. just an outside chance at a shower. enjoy. >> and that's your latest weather. matt?ic tickets. >> is it putting you at risk? jeff rossum has more. >> good morning. our orlando affiliate wesh turned us on to this. the red turns red and a driver plows right through. therefore several new cases from colorado to new york to pennsylvania to indiana. a lot of intersections have red light cameras to try and stop people from running reds. but now new products claim they can make your plate completely unreadable so you won't get a ticket. but do they really work? and are they even legal? violent crashes caught on camera. drivers recklessly blowing through red lights, smashing into on coming traffic. red light runners hitting people too. luckily they're okay. to stop it from happening cities across the country installing red light cameras. catching drivers in the act. fining them up to $700. officials say it works. fatalities from red light running dropped 21% in cities with cameras. but now police are warning about new products on the market designed to make your plate invisi

matt. >>> it is a dreary, foggy, at times rainy start to our saturday across the delaware valley. taking a look at rehoboth beachments but foggy start to the day, down at the beach. our storm scan showing showers , a little bit of moderate rainfall moving toward philadelphia area. outside philadelphia take umbrella with you but spotty showers later this afternoon. we are at 70 degrees here in philadelphia, looking at 60's across the region so it is a warm, muggy start to the day, we will be getting on to 86 degrees to day, and add in the humidity we will be closer to 90, jan. >> thank you. >>> our next update is at 8:27 see you then. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday," i'm anthony mason with alex wagner. coming up this hour, president trump reverses the obama administration's historic diplomatic opening with cuba and plans to restrict business and travel to the island. >>> then, digging a new subway line in rome and finding ancient works of art. how a subway station is now doubling as a museum. >>> and later, the critically acclaimed seattle band fleet foxes performs from its new album in a special sat

beach, california. hi, nancy. >> caller: hi good, morning, guys, and thank you to c-span. matt, i've followed you for a very long time. any question is that my sense is when a journalist or reporter is going to write a story or a book, most it's kind of confirming what they already believe and may ignore what they don't want to see or contradicts what they initially believed, and i wonder, have you personally -- has there been a time when you thought a story was going to be one . . . . i >> i think there is also bias. and, there are a lot of different ways to handle it. i try to be open and say this is what i think about the subject. in terms of the other thing, about the conformation bias which is the second problem, that is a huge issue in our business because among other things speed is such factor in how the commercial media works. you have to be as quick as possible in generating your content. one of the ways you do that is by knowing what you will say before hand. if you are going to do a story on, let's say middle class white suburbanites who left the republican party to

beach, california. hi, nancy. >> caller: hi good, morning, guys, and thank you to c-span. matt, i've followed you for a very long time. any question is that my sense is when a journalist or reporter is going to write a story or a book, most it's kind of confirming what they already believe and may ignore what they don't want to see or contradicts what they initially believed, and i wonder, have you personally -- has there been a time when you thought a story was going to be one and way and turned out to be different and is it possible for reporters and journalist not be biased? i'll take my answer off the air and thank you again. >> guest: great question. to answer the last part first. i believe that -- all coverage is biased. don't think you can have -- i think objectivity and the way they teach it in journalism school is a myth. every decision you make editorially speaks to your point of view on things. just to take an example. if you're looking at the "new york times" and they're covering something and that kind of unemotional third person voice, and they're trying to give e

matt. >> as al would say, let's spin the smucker's jars and meet some terrific people. happy birthday to robert of vero beach from big rapids, michigan. you're looking at an adventurous lady. she went on her first helicopter ride when she was 97. >> whoa. >> john kelly is 100 years old, from lakeway, texas. he is a retired army master sergeant. we thank you for your service, too, sir. and happy 100th birthday to clara johnson, a teacher from atlanta, georgia. she's the second person from her family to be featured on a smucker's jar. good genes there. her brother was celebrated a few years ago. talk about great genes. >> definitely. >> just ahead creative gift ideas for dads. let's hear it for the dads. first, a check of local news. and weather. i )m ... check of local new. ==topvo== the woman accused of putting methamphetamin >>> good wednesday morning at 8:56, i'm sam brock. the woman accused of putting methamphetamine in a toddler's mouth is scheduled to appear in court today on attempted murder charges. police arrested the 36-year-old woman in peoples park. investigators say thomas, who's homeless, walked

matt? >> definitely wild morning for us across the delaware valley, good news, much quieter conditions, thunderstorms moving off the coastline. only spot that we're still seeing some thunderstorm activity inbetween long beachoward atlantic city, everywhere else starting to clear out, looking at sunshine already in the philadelphia region, looking for flood advisories to continue through the morning, though, because all of that precipitation early on, we do have potential for some flooding, 09 degrees though high temperature this afternoon, jan. >> matt, thank you next update 8:57. see you then, have a great day. >>> this morning on "the dish," a chef whose reputation is as big as the state he calls home. he was born in new york city and raised in the hamptons. he got his start in the restaurant business as a teen and surfing all day. >> he went on to work at some of the trendiest hotels in new york and las vegas known for his skills in the kitchen and for his outsized personality. he eventually put down roots in dallas and in 2014 opened knife. the steak house reinvention made "is squiis squire's" list. tell us what we're having. >> pork belly in the side of peking duck. dried steak which we specialize in.

beach. he's shows the world why future championship, today, monday, june 26th, 2017. >>> from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1 a in rock feller plaza. >> good morning. welcome today on a monday morning. hoed issa is here. >> hello to you. >> how are you how was your weekend. >> it wase baton down the hatches it's going to be a busy morning and busy week in washington. senate republicans are beginning the final push toward a likely vote on their new healthcare bill coming up this week, but some gop lawmakers are pushing for that vote to be delayed. >>> at the u.s. supreme court it's the last day of the current term. there is speculation that judge anthony kennedy may aannoyance his retirement. >>> and there's a new twist tied to russia's meddling in the presidential election. president trump after failing to admit that it even happened for a long time is now accusing the obama administration of failing do more to try to stop it. we're covering it all this morning beginning with peter alexander. peter, good morning to you. >> reporter: they're going to need major s

beach. everybody is dealing with mostly cloudy skies and sunny breaks, there could showers at the shore, a thunderstorm in the northern and western suburbs is possible late today and tonight, matt bucks county. he was being trapped when he managed to escape near bristol and lower state road in doylestown. a shelter in place has been lifted for warrington and the sex assaultf bill cosby beginsng. "action news" is waiting for th. . and if you still need help along with diet and exercise... in adults with type 2 diabetes. jardiance is also the only type 2 diabetes treatment with heart- proven to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death in adults with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. jardiance can cause serious side effects, including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing.

beach. >> and he's done it again! >> as he shows the world why he's a champion, today, monday, june 26, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. thanks for joining us. hoda is here. >> well, hello to you. >> savannah has a week off. >> how was your weekend? >> it was great. it could be a busy week in washington. senate republicans are beginning the final push toward a likely vote on their new health care bill, coming up this week. but some gop lawmakers are now pushing for that vote to be delayed. >>> at the u.s. supreme court it's the last day of the term. we could see a decision on the travel ban and there's speculation that judge kennedy may announce his retirement. >>> and there's a new twist tied to russia's medali delling in t president election. he is accusing president obama of failing to do more to stop it. we begin with peter alexander, and good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, matt, good morning. the senate's health care overhaul needs majorprescriptio >> i want to see a bill

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beach. >> right at the hole. he's done it again. >> as he shows the world why he's a champion, today, monday, june 26th, 2017. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. thanks for joining us. hoda is here. >> savannah is enjoying a week off. how was the weekend? >> it was terrific and yours? >> it was great. >>> batten down the hatches, it will be a busy morning and what could be a busy week in washington. senate republicans are beginning the final push towards a likely vote on their new health care bill coming up this week. but some gop lawmakers were pushing for that vote to be delayed. >>> at the u.s. supreme court, it is the last day of the current term. we could see a decision on president trump's travel ban. and there's speculation that anthony kennedy may announce his retirement. >>> and trump, after failing to admit the meddling in the election happened for a long time, is now accusing the obama administration for failing to do more to stop it. we're beginning with peter alexander. peter, good morning to