the battle had been bween baltimore city representative maggie mcintosh and derek davis. in an effort to unite the democraticoparty, b candidates stepped aside to makr way jones. there had been bitter infighting between the two. mcintosh formally nominated jones and davis seconded the motion. >> wow, i didn't think about i would be herh this time w i left out my house this morning. >> adrienne jones is filling the void of michael bush, who died earli m lastonth. jones will hold the position at least until january. ahead at 5:00, prince's george county chief will break down the abrupt turn of events and plans to unite democrats in maryland.t >>> anr round of severe

derek davis from prince george's and maggie mcintosh. if davis wins he'lle history becoming the first african-american and mcintosh will be the first women and openly gay person to be speaker. we'll be in annapolis covering the vote. >>> the fda issued a new and very serious warning for americans taking sleeping pills. the fda said it has seen aum j in the unusual side effects and deaths caused by the pills. tom costello has more. >> reporter: they are commonly re trredo as z drugs, taken by 6 million americans. and among the most widely prescribed sleep medications on the market, includinglunesta, sonata and ambien and zolpi mist but they also carry serious risks including sleep walking and sleep driving and even sleep cooking. now the fda saidui it will reqre the most serious boxed warning on the drug label. neurologist golan runs the sleep

baltimore senate delegate maggie mcintosh and delegate david were to be one of the first speakers of the house of delegates. after five hours of closed door meetings they decided it was not their time. >>> the democratic caucus unanimously nominated adrienne

derek davis from prince george'y counnd maggie mcintosh are running for that position. news 4's tracie wilkins will be there to cover the vote. >>> attorney geral william barr will testify before a senate judiciary mmcotee. washington post reports mueller complained about barr's 4 page summary mischaracterizing the investigation. stay with the "today" show for the latest on that. >>> more protests are expected today in vepz as opposition leader juan guido will take to the streets again.'s nberry sanders will have m ah moread on "today." >>> five-day forecast. 70s and 1078 clouds around today. little bit more sunshine later on this afternoon. mid to upper 80s both days. unfortunately higher chance for in and rain chances both days this weekend. >>> slowdowns here taking a look at northbound 395. southbound 395 befor the14th

baltimore delegate maggie mcintosh you see right there and prince george's county dallas derek davis were batting for t -- battling for the position. in an effort to unite the party, both dropped out. jones takes over the position that was held for 16 years by mike bush who died last month. >> a surprising turn of events. something you don't see every day in politics. to see the change in the folks who were originally vying for it seemed to have enough votes. then completely different. >>> residents from texas to michigan are dealing with a powerful storm. >> that system has already produced tornadoes, heavy rain and hail, leaving behin a lot of damage. news4 cory smith has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, that time o year again. severe weather season. talking with b a violent system that continues its march across the nation's midsection. millions of people are in its paths. and this is what's goingleft over. the national weather service says more than two dozen tornadoes have touched down across five states and the threat is not over. residents in the storm's path not o

baltimore senate delegate maggie mcintosh and delegate david were to be one of the first speakers of the house of delegates. after five hours of closed door meetings they decided it was not their time. >>> the democratic caucus unanimously nominated adrienne jon the speaker pro tem. >> reporter: arienne jones was selected speaker as a compromise. multiple legislative sources say the race between dvis and mcintosh caused a deep divide in the mocratic party and sources say mctosh got the most votes in a secret ballot while davis could have won with republican support. he and mcintosh decided to step aside, nominating jones on the house floor. >> it is my pleasure today to offer the name of arienne jones as speaker of the house. >> reporter: jones initially dropped out of the race for speakero the black caucus could unite behind davis. davis thanked her for that as he seconded her nomination. a one week ago you were willing to stepde for me and i'm st honored to ep aside for you now. >> congratulations. >> reporter: jones wir be the fist woman and african-american to lead theryland hous

. >> maggie mcintosh represents baltimore city. if davis wins, he'll make history as the first african-american to hold the job. if mcintosh wins she would become the first woman and openly gay person to have it. news 4's tracie wilkins will be in annapolis to cover the vote. >>> 06 now. another day of protests expected in the streets of venezuela today as part of a militry uprising. >> the country's opposition leader is pushing them to push against nicolas maduro. >> reporter: good morning, aaron and eun. we are likely to see more video out of vezuela like w saw yesterday. dozens of people injured this morning. we're going to show you some of that video. first we'll warnou some viewers may find it disturbing. we'll find a national guard armored car slam into protesters in venezuela. when this was televised, certain news networks took it offth air. that was done by the government. meanwhile, back here in the u.s opposing protests took place outside of the venezuelan embassy in georgetown. you can see a pro maduro group camped out i

. >> reporter: it divided the party and sources say mcintosh got the most while davis could have gotten the most with epublican support. they both decided to step ade. >> its my pleasure to offer the name of adrienne jones as speaker of the house. >> reporter: davis thanked her for that. >> one week w ago youre willing to step aside for me and i'm willing to step aside for you. >> reporter: davis is the first african-american woman to be speaker of the house. >> somehow i think former past speaker bush is smiling down, too. th >> reporter: tak back to the county, delegate derek davis was expected to win this by the help from the republican. par at the end of the day, again,ci ded to go ahead and step down in order to help out the entire party to come back together again. reporting live in annapolis. acee wilkins. >> thank you. >>> a violent storm system continuing its march across the country, spauning 25 tornadoes across two states and it isn't over. a heavy rain caused a levee breach leavingan area inater. and rivers of water. flood rnings posted for communities up and down the missis

if mcintosh wins she'd become the first woman and openly gay person to have it. news 4's tracee wilns will be in annapolis to cover the vote. >>> 5:05. another day of protests in the n streets of vuela today as part of the military uprising. >> juan guido is pushing people to protest against nicolas maduro. corey smith has the latest. >> aaron and eun, dozens of people are going to be injured today. >> armored car is slamming into people. certain news networks were taken off the air b the government when this was showed. juan guido isop urging pele to protest today. he is recognizor by me than 50 nations as the rightful leader, that includes the united states opposing protests are taking place outside the vens venezuelan embassy. members are hingo keep the pro guido and proi maduro ss apart. tensions obviously can change to run high over the situation. back to you. >> corey smith. thank you. we are still working to get more information there. one person died after a person slammed into a tree. no one else was in the car. >> officers tell news 4 that 22-year-old d

the battle had been bween baltimore city representative maggie mcintosh and derek davis. in an effort to unite the democraticoparty, b candidates stepped aside to makr way jones. there had been bitter infighting between the two. mcintosh formally nominated jones and davis seconded the motion. >> wow, i didn't think about i would be herh this time w i left out my house this morning. >> adrienne jones is filling the void of michael bush, who died earli m lastonth. jones will hold the position at least until january. ahead at 5:00, prince's george county chief will break down the abrupt turn of events and plans to unite democrats in maryland.t >>> anr round of severe storms slammi the south and midwest, the same system that brought twisters to oklahoma bringing flash floods to iowa, svenport, iowa. it caused much trouble there. the levee breach leaving the downtown completely under water. for more where they're headed, let's go to the storm center. these storms hee on t move. are they moving this way? >> we have cloud cover across our area right now. here are the stormsiring

of clubme the president for growth, david mcintosh. good to have you here..: thanks for having me. david: i know you've been pleased with what the president has done. how you feel about the new threat of tariffs? we think the strong economy has been a result of those tax cuts. when you do look at this in two ways. americanse attacks on . there are a drag on the economy. they're probably what is keeping us below 4% gdp growth and if it is implemented as policy will have very negative consequences. then i stepped back and said there is a second way to look at this. that is remembering the book donald trump wrote before he was president -- "the art of the deal." this may be his effort to set out for the chinese at the closing days the negative consequences if we do not reach a deal. i'm ready to put these tariffs into place. if that leads to a constructive deal where both sides pullback and reduce the tariffs, then it could be a win-win for both economies. we will have to wait and see. it is a dangerous game because the chinese may not understand about donald t

maryland delegates will elect a new speaker of the house, derek davis from prince gorges count a mary mcintosh. news 4's tracee wilkins will be in annapolis to cover the vote. >>> good news for homeowners in fairfax county, it looks like you will not see a tax rate increase next year. news partners atwtop says some bills will rise under the $4.4 billion budget. fairfax county schools are set to get 2.5 -- $2.35 billion. this is an increase of $86 million over the school funding approved last year. >> for the first time in 158 years dc'sos oldest htal is closed this morning. providence hospital officially shut down emergency services yesterday. it leaves a big gap in care for residents in the district's eastern half. the hospital had more than 55 ambulatory or out-patient surgeries last year. more than 42,000 visits werede ma to the emergency room and nearly 4900 in patient admissions. it is going to be missed by a lot of long-time residents. news 4's pat collins was born at that hospital and so weren't three of h children. he posted a touching tribute to what it's meant to his family. >>> 4:37

then a large floppy disk be a small floppy disk a c-d for a cdrom operateings systems and pcs and mcintosh changed so you wond how the information that's recorded at one time will be able to be accessible digitally 50 years down the road with all the s lo these e the narks catastrophic situation, being wiped out. >> yeah. >> where as with hard books, you have to burn those things. you have to have a fire that would consume a parish office where they are kept which in a safe which would to some ebb tent not totally fireproof them but delay their consumption by fire. the fire department will have a little more time or be stolen. >> it's interesting to consider. you go by a parish church and they are having a catholic mass and something. but inside the parish there's a large fire prove major safe that's keeping the spiritual records of people for hundreds of years. >> right. >> that's pretty amazing. that's a duty of the pastor to take care of that. >> that's right. we expect the state and the county to safeguard our birth records and our civil marriage records. we wouldn't want them to treat

david mcintosh, great to see you. back soon. >>> well, senator tillis will be joining neil tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. on "your world" on fox news. don't miss that. >>> now, a fair and balanced look at 2020. vice president joe biden raising eyebrows for not packing his schedule with campaign appearances. democrat fund-raiser don peebles on whether it's smart for biden to lay low early on. what do you think? >> i think everybody knows who joe biden is. they know his history, they know his track record, and they know he was vice president for eight years. he doesn't need to constantly expose himself to the public. i think you run the risk in that instance, i think we saw with hillary clinton, overexposing themselves. i think he's doing it right. david: at some point he's got to come out and be more of a public figure. when and how does that happen? >> i think as we get into primary season, i think you will see him do that and he will run up a lead in the primaries early on, and these other 23 candidates, they will start, you

jason furman, david mcintosh, mike santoli, steve liesman and rick santelli. let's play the game.got to do "price is right" rules so -- >> without going over. >> can't go over >> you want to go first? >> oh, "price is right" rules ruin my strategy, but i'll stick with 230. >> okay, mr. santoli >> no guess, but i think the whisper's higher than the consensus. i think leaning for a stronger number. >> david >> 225,000 225,000 -- >> that's rick >> 225 okay >> and club for growth, we're bullish. we're in the 220,000, 230,000 range. >> you've got to pick a number, my friend. >> 230. >> 230, okay mr. liesman? >> 195,000 195,000. 185,000 private sector and making up the government is everybody else. >> is this just a low-balling situation, so you win if everyone else is over? is that what the strategy is >> no, i've got 185,000 on my private-sector model i can pick it up and show you. you can look at the information there, if you want. >> the model. >> it's the model. >> one day you should make that model public we should just post it online somewhere. >> it could be public, but it's sor

i want to say, congressman mcintosh, thank you very much.appreciate, very soft-spoken, joe. >> wonderful to have you in, in studio this morning. >> then we'll talk about the republicans' position on debt, because they've come over to us on that side as well. >> enjoy the rest of your day. thank you. >>> when we come back, a roundup of retailers reporting this morning, including target, lowe's, several others >>> also, treasury secretary steven mnuchin back on the hill to resume a financial services committee hearing in which things got a little heated the last time around >> this is yelling >> sternly hi. this is the man that's going to check your eyes grandma. cognizant ai solutions are helping healthcare companies advance diagnostics and prevent blindness in patients with diabetes. everything looks good. you have beautiful eyes. ♪ >>> the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ oh, we're halfway there, oh-oh, living on a prayer ♪ >> announcer: live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box. >>> good mor

baltimore city delegate maggie mcintosh and prince george's county delegate derek davis was battling for the position. in an effort to unite the democratic party, both drped out. jones takes over the party held for 16years by mike bush who dimod last th. >>> safety is a top priority for the fairfax county school board. today the it'set to make a major decision involving the motorized partition that's too the life of a student last year. news4'sta m health is live with loils. -- news4's megan mcgrath is live with details. >> reporter: the goal is to make sure this never happens again. the school board is expected to dip into the reserve fund to get thesafety improvements underway faster. it was may of last year when third grader wesley lapicky was killed by a motorized partition at franconia elementary school. he was helping a teacher operate it when he was caught between the wall and the partition. don't the board is expected to free up $600,000 to install safety sensors to existing motorized partitions in the ys school stem. the sensors would detect the presence of a person in the d

. >> joining us is joe lock hahar jess mcintosh from the hillary clinton campaign, and john avlon, cnnanalyst. who wants to go first? >> look. you go from soaring background music when there is a lack of excitement in new york. three-quarters of new yorkers don't want him to run >> maybe they want him to stay here. >> if he showed up to work that might be the case. one of the problems with de blasio is he comes in late, doesn't come in at all, seems uninterested in running america's largest city. if you are the mayor of new york seeing the mayor of south bend is insulting to your sense of entitlement. but that's not a sufficient reason to get in. his aides have been trying to dissuade him from getting in. this is somebody who's been under water often in the polls in a city that's 6-1 democrat. somebody who kept crime law, inherited a good economy but homelessness spiked. he sees himself as a progressive vanguard. you heard a left message out of the gate. that's his lane, but this is bill de blasio. seems to be running because it is a yolo campaign rather than than people rallying aroun

melissa mcintosh.l thompson, at the aryan townsville in herbert. __ up —— up there in townsville. terry youngin —— up there in townsville. terry young in brisbane. sarah richards. but in saying that, can i also say thank you to some great service and i hope... thank you to some great service and ihope... can thank you to some great service and i hope... can i start off by saying, thank you to tony abbott for your service to this country. and to sarah henderson... we still have votes to count. i thank them for the ha rd votes to count. i thank them for the hard campaign they have fought. to all of those in the seats that we held going into this campaign who had to work hard to ensure that as a result of their incredible efforts they were able to be returned tonight. can i particularly thank jason and michael, david coleman, lucy in robertson. pretty much the whole state of queensland. how good is queensland?! i never thought i would hear that in new south wales, i have got to tell you. all of our queens

david mcintosh is president of the club for growth and robin byro is a former obama campaign regional thank you both for joining me today. robin, i would like to begin with you. in the early goings of former president obama's first run for president, way back in 2007 when he announced, hillary clinton led by a by an average of 10, 11 points. so much of politics is not what it used to be, is this lead something that biden can maintain? it's spring of 2019, after all. >> honestly, i predicted that his best day on the campaign would be the day that he announced. it shocked me, allysia, that he picked up 11 points after he annoyanced so. it's really anyone's guess. honestly, i thought his campaign would die by attrition, a slow death, as some of the newer, younger candidates with some fresher ideas came forward. but this message that he's got is resonating with american voters. alicia: david, what are your thoughts? >> i agreed with robin before and thought the same thing. i think the president has a good point bernie sanders has significantly and the others haven't caught on yet and that

venture firm eric pose here and dcm venture's co-founder david chow who worked back at apple in the mcintoshs thank you very much. you got profit down, revenue down, iphones down and a trillion dollar market cap and investors clearly are learning how to value this company in a different way. >> well, inning investors are seeing that apple is now in position to exploit. your correspondent was tog about services they have about 390 medium subscribers on their services, music, pay, cloud and so on. it's considerably higher than most other subscription services like netflix which is at 140 so the stickiness of the platform is going to be really proven by the services they've announced games and music and streaming video service, they're going to be very, very compelling in that field. >> david, i wonder, we talk about companies making generational changes all the time, whether it's when facebook went to mobile and now they're going to the future as private moving to a services based model is huge. >> yeah. i agree. i think the movement to services finally really, you know, extragtsing the true v

here now to discuss jess mcintosh cnn political commentator, the director of communications outreachen powers cnn mris cal analyst and columnist for usa today. i wanted you both on, a, because you are terrific political analysts, but, b, because you are quoted inside a terrific "vanity fair" piece about beto o'rourke which i want to quote from. peter wrote the press commentary swirling around o'rourke has been like this first, it's a media mess of o'rourke's own doing, not just because he entered the campaign without a clear reason why, but also because he assumed that his seat of the pants do it yourself style campaigning in texas would translate neatly into the hot house of a national campaign against a different set of opponents and an always open, always on press corps that's as responsive to the demands of progressives on twitter as they are to voters in nashua and council bluffs. that's an encapsulation, i think, of what the last two months have been like for the former congressman, kirsten. so what does he need to do tonight? >> well, i think that he needs to -- first of all,

and brent mcintosh. and i don't think -- he is not a person that's going to lead them astray. they're going to have legitimate arguments to be made that are likely to go before the court. they have two options -- one, they can do nothing and congress can file for contempt, or two, they can seek to quash those subpoenas. i think we're all going to have to wait and see how they handle it. >> joe, could you respond to mick mulvaney there and tell us why we, the american public, needs to see the president's tax returns? >> well, i get why a lot of the american public wants to see the tax returns. i mean, that's legitimate requests, right? but the fact is that -- and i agree with jim on a lot of what he said -- i mean, if you leave it optional for presidential candidates to release their tax returns, you can't get too upset with them if they opt not to release their tax returns. so i get very much why people want to see them, but the reality here is that president trump did not need to release them. if we want to change that going forward, we can certainly change that in the law. b

lucy reed is a barrister who represents both parents and children, and joining us is baroness mcintoshs advocate. we don't have much time with you. how do you respond to the suggestion that there should be an investigation into this? your programme has clearly shone a light on issues to a wider audience. there isa on issues to a wider audience. there is a need to establish the evidence on record. i would argue that a public inquiry would take too long and the mechanism i would suggest, and the mechanism i would suggest, and we discussed this in the all—party parliamentary group on child contact centres yesterday, i believe the correct mechanism would believe the correct mechanism would be the select committee onjustice, if they were minded to do so. i think this isjust if they were minded to do so. i think this is just the sort of thing when they supervise and scrutinise the department of the courts that they should look at. i think the all—party group would want that to be the preferred route, and i will speak to my colleague about this. and there would be the expectation that if that

coming up, i mentioned the other look for david-- mcintosh at noon.u need to know. "bloomberg surveillance." guy johnson on duty in london. a bank holiday. futures are a large at -55, dow futures at -521. here is kailey leinz. kailey: the next move is up to china. beijing may delay a trip by top negotiators to washington after the president -- president trump announced friday he would increase tariffs on chinese goods to 25%. the president unhappy with the pace of trade talks. the chinese had the delegation is supposed to head to the u.s. north korean leader kim jong-un may be challenging president trump's bottom line. launchrsaw a missile which may have included a ballistic missile. says specialmp counsel robert mueller should not testify before a house hearing. he is expected next week. on twitter, the president wondered if democrats were looking for a "redo." and fans cannot get enough of "the avengers." endgame" is not the second highest grossing film of all time, passing $2 billion. global news 24 hours a day on air, and on @tictoc on twitter, po

so the club for growth president david mcintosh with us, small business and entrepreneurship councilbolden. scott, it's interesting that a number of democratic leaders including chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, have supported the president on this hang tough with china in that maybe their states recognize it's important to do so because many unions and elsewhere will tell you right away of their concern the chinese are gouging us and taking away our jobs, et cetera. what do you make of at least that pocket of bipartisanship? >> i think it's awesome to have that pocket of bipartisanship. the hard working class americans in this country who supported trump and the unions who support democrats traditionally, that is some bipartisanship. they are the same set of voters and they are suffering. so i think the democratic leadership ought to be standing with trump on this publicly despite the constitutional crisis we're involved with right now and that i think that donald trump is playing his hand hard and fast right now, but something's going to give before now and 12:01. their meeting. it's go