markets in a very big way leading into the 4th of july holiday a few years ago, but you are right, melese guys were so bold that they were casting anything aside to say, you know what, i want all that i can get. and most people doing this activity will try to the mask it with a burner cell phone, but by trying to make smaller trades across multiple days, and these guys were trading 37% a day, and ye yeah, you are going to be showing up on a lot of screens. >> and it is a problem with e ego, and who you associate with, to your point, jim, and what you do with any of the associates, and the fact that if you are going to get the insooideer information like apparently phil might have gotten, you have to discard that and say, you know what, that is great and now you can't touch it. you cannot touch it. he has all sorts of income streams, and why do this? >> and the press conference is going on, and we will monitor it, but meantime, back to the markets. let's look at oil, because the intraday charts, and this is interesting reversal, because brent was down 2%, and now down less than a percen

senator mel martinez. >> nicee job. >> thank you very much. i have enjoyed so much getting to know you better and to work with you and not onlyve on this but otheru housing issues and the past. again, like you, i hope that we'll have a chance to do more in the future as well. it's been productive. one thing tong remember as we le in the current times that this city lives in is that this bipartisan policy center is a hallmark of what is needed in washington so very much which is bipartisan ideas. ideas that bring together differing points of view but at theth end of the day resolve to find common ground so we can reach solutions, so that we can move the country forward. that's one thing i love so much about doing a this work. so may happens to be older american's month. in recognition of many ways seniors contributent to the communities and to america. the task force is releasing the plans at the time. we're going to try to maximize thee contributions as the senio population grows. monthly mortgage payments and the cost of home mmaintenance ca

painter formally known as the historian mel painter. i think that is pretty good. i got it out. i rehearsed it a lot. please welcome professors patricia bell-scott and mel irvin painter. [applause] >> would you like to say something about pauli murray? >> i would like to say how pleased i am to be here at an institution that was part of her alma mater. she came here in 1928 after having graduated from a small high school in the south that only went to 11th grade which meant she had to come to new york and earn a second high school diploma so she could be admitted. if you read her autobiography you would know that hunter, of all institutions she approached here, was the one place she found acceptance and encouragement. so she did come to hunter. pauli had all kinds of financial trouble. so she did drop out after her sophomore year but she did eventually return. one of the things she always remembered and would credit hunter for were her relationships with two professors here. one was a catherine ryan heart who was an enlish professor and

senator mel martinez, former u.s. representative allyson schwartz, and former u.s.epresentative ben weber. also been tremendous leaders for this effort with a level of technical depth unmatched and we very much thank them for their dedication to this particular project. i also want to recognize at the outset the efforts of the team here at bpc, led by trent 11 and anand parekh, consisting of leaders in health and housing space come and i think many are here today, and just if you here, would you please stand up if you are part of that advisory group that we have? they were very helpful in all of us. thank you. [applause] >> over the next hour we will hear first from the task force members on the recommendations. this will be followed, moderate discussion with a task force led by anand parekh et al. but an open question and answer period and all of you here in the audience levitt opportunity for some questions. so at this time please welcome a wonderful friend of bpc, the senior health and housing task force member, secretary cisner cisneros. [applause] >> thank you.

is up 80 cents today which is a 1.5% move, but of the stocks, unfortunately the one that you named, melthe only one that i own is microsoft on the list. i should have been in some of these in lower price, and i have not seen it. >> and what are the investors missing here on the stories? why so reluctant to get into the old tech names? >> they are not missing anything, because the companies are slow on the, peck tau expec and they are appropriately valued, and doc, don't despair, because you will get another opportunity. the yield support, and talked about on this show the other day, and 3.5% can go in a heartbeat (and what to you like? you don't like the names or the yield names, and what do you like? >> i like activision. i will tell you why, they are coming out with a new product. they have, you know, i don't think that the street is giving them credit for the potential growth of the company, and i think that you can trade these stocks, because the question is have they near-term botm tom, and when the new entries come into the market, they will go for the junk that is sold down, beca

what we need to know today, me mel. >> reporter: good morning, yeah, so there have been 20 homicides this year in ward 7 compared to 8 from last year at the same time. and now, in response, d.c. police are moving up their summer crime resources. the first shooting happened before 1:00 in the afternoon valero gas station texas avenue south east an south east an argument, scuffle, then man an knees firing towards someone on be bening road and return fire and that man was struck and killed, another man then ran up and took the gun from the guy on the ground. a large crowd gather add cross the street and fighting broke ot at one point and 3:30 p.m. another shooting a few blocks away 49 and b streets southeast a woman carrying groceries killed in front of her home. d.c. police tell us this murder appears to be retaliation for the first. >> we are just horified but what we saw today. it's a level of violence that is not acceptable in our city. and we are going to put every single resource, police and otherwise in the neighborhoods to get rid of this violence. >> and now sources tell "fox5"

. >> "fox5" melanie alnwick joining us live with the latest from buoy, mel. >> hey, good morning and one of the first things we noticed when we came down on gallery street in buoy is the amount of leaves on the street which showed us really that something big came through here probably very high winds. we know there were warnings, of course, of possible 60 mile an hour wind gusts and quarter size hail and storm did not disappoint. fox5 viewers in the season helped tell the story of the storm. let's start with an impressive picture a huge lightning strike near the national zoo. people told us they felt that one, too, we also saw pictures of at approaching storm front impressive cloud deck there coming and the hail, everybody showing us picture of hail. covering decks, causing damage especially when you consider some of these hail stones, again, not disappointing, quarter size, yeah, how about golf ball size. high wind knocking down trees and really in too many places to count. that includes that is just back out live now this is just a tree branch. we have a number of locations that n

doug: i know, mel. as we sbert weekend, skies will brighten up, and we'll begin a different weather apparent. we're stuck in the same one now. 57 degrees live from national harbor, north-northeasterly winds at 6. no rain in the city. however, there's rain not far from here, and we'll see more chances the rain the next few days. milder the farther west you go. 63 in winchester. and taking a look at temperatures, they will climb into the mid 60's today, a bit cooler, and there will be scattered showers. our average high this time of may is 72, so we're below the mark for sure. as far as what's happening on doppler radar, nothing in the metro area, but more showers and an isolated rumble of thunder stretched out well west and southwest much as we get through the afternoon, we'll watch some of the showers make heir way to the northeast, there's drizzle around the area, and taking a look at the satellite and radarrer, and more opportunities of rain. the bottom line, today, tonight, tomorrow, friday, more cha

back to you guys. >> thanks for the update, mel, appreciate. it 5:34 is the time breaking news from prince william county police telling is a short time ago a man was found shot to death chesapeake drive in dumfries and it's unclear what time the shooting happened and they're investigating the shooting as a homicide. we will of course bring you more as we know it. >> happening today the national transportation safety board meeting to determine what caused smoke to fill a metro station in january of 2015. >> one person died during that incident and nearly 100 injure injured. 400 passengers were on board. smoke filled the tunnel. metro faced several lawsuits relatesed to the >> starting next month metro is adding a fire department liaison and it's to prepare rail for emergencies. and this is two months after a fire broke out between van necessary and medical september are a uniformed fire officer will be stationed at the agency control september area around the clock. staffing would be more than double the hours that a fire liaison is stationed a

senator mel martinez former u.s. representative allyson schwartz and former u.s.resentative vincent weber all have been tremendous leaders for this effort with a level of technical unmatched and we very much thank them for their dedication to this particular project. i also want to recognize at the outset the efforts of bpc led by the staff of the task force as well as the external account and external advising council consisting of leaders in health and housing space. we will hear first from the task force members on the recommendations. this will be followed by the task force led by dr. nye and followed by the open question-and-answer. that can all be here in the audience will have an opportunity for some questions but at this time please welcome a wonderful friend the senior health and housing task force member secretary cisneros. [applause] >> thank you. bill thank you very much for your kind words and thank you for your service. at capitol hill and sigma and that the bpc were he is focused on important questions before our country. four years ago he was helpi

mel. >> reporter: well, graduation day is thursday here at darth point high school and as we know the big question toe whether charles country public schools should change policy to that this student can honor her heritage. let's take you to the picture now. this is what is so important. we're talking about mock sins they're and leggings that go with them that dillon mccabe want to wear for her special day a sayre mopeial dress given tomer by grand parent keepding to tradition she ran miles for four days in these shows during a rite of passage it sniff fines they carry they are lieu life changes and the dress code says black flats or low heels only and are appealing an started change.org petition and they say it's about more than a fashion statement. >> it's sort ever hard being native american living on the east coast not being near my traditional home land and not near the and a half hoe nation. it's very hard to stay in touch with my culture. traditionally religiously and culturally. >> and dillon was told she can wear and a half hoe gown and squulry because it doesn't show underne

g >> mel thank you.>> mel thank >> 4:33 is the time.:3 north carolina's bathroom bill b could affecthether or not the state hosts atlantic coast championship events.. the acc says discrimination in any form has noplace in higher education and college athletics. at >>> donald trump's formehlrmp'sf butler has found himself onimse the secret service's radar r because of the online threatseea that he made against president t barack obama. anthony senecal is under firendr for comments he made aboutmm president obama anend his familm on facebook. trump said he had not worked for him in years.for >> the trial of a baltimorealf a police officer charged in theicr death of freddie gray will w continue today. t a judge is hearing officer edward nero's case neff is it i a jury. j prosecutors sai failed to follow protocol by unlawfully arresting gray and then failing to buckle gray'se g seat belt in the police van.lic. the defense claims officers offr nero didn't have much to do muc with gray's arrest or transport. his trial expected to lastex five days. >> a group of parents filed an a ethics co

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want to plan aheadn a before you head downtown.eaowntw live at the smithsonian smithso station, i'm mel i wasn't, melai fox5 local news. >> encouraging news it looksoo really pretty behind you on you the national mall.e na >> it's beautiful out here.l our i have most of the place to plat myself this morning, so i'mng, not complaining.mp it's really nice.yic >> thank you. thank you. see you in a little while.e >>> well, what a great day out o there weather-wise so it's ae so great day for a zip trip. zipri fox5 is taking over the or t national harbor this morning.isi >> tucker barnes first oneker ba there this morning.there is m let's check in with him andk it see how things are going so far. good morning, tuck., t >> good morning, steve, goodte morning, allison.rning, allison. miss you guys.mi i feel like i'm never in the i station anymore but this ishis not a bad trade-off at all. a i'm here at the national harbor at a brand new spot called the eagle's landing on waterfront street which isront righup it's beautiful. you can probably see the views v off my shoulder here, getting gi a ni

ela mel. >> reporter: good morning. good

mel be honest, it keeps working and trying to make a living. our whole family were workers. i worked when i was able to. i worked all the time, night and day. i just worked and saved my money. i put it in the bank. i put so much in the bank. over, turned my business i didn't owe anybody anything. >> oseola mccarty was wonderful. she was a short lady about five feet. she probably weighed 85, 90 pounds. if i had to sum her up in a nutshell, she was amazing. she went to school. she only made it to the sixth grade. however she was a smart enough to start doing laundry. ironedhed clothes and clothes for the government people at camp shelby and for some who lived in hattiesburg. she made a fortune. she started off by boiling clothes in a big tub at her house on miller street. at the back of her house was a long porch, very long. that is where she would hang the post. she would wash them, hang them up to dry, and when she ironed them, she would put them out as well. she started by charging a dime, it you can believe that. from a dime, i guess she went up to a quarter, and $.50, the

mel, this is some good news.ight,ter: and you know, i think a lot of metro passengers are also hoping that rain will hold offod because it does seem thesem t days like every time it rains, there is some kind of a track t problem here on metro.etro. well, i can tell you that thet federal center station here isni back opened now.back opene there was about a 15 minute mint delay in getting the gates opened but we knowes thate know maintenance crews were workingor very long shifts overnight overt insulators, more than 300, 40000 insulators is what i'm told'mol they replaced along the three tr stations that were closed clo overnight.overni take a look at what caused all of this trouble yesterday. yestd we had just an incredible video here.o something that we haven'tg the really seen too much before.chef normally we see the aftermath aa but here we're seeing what's seg going on with these arcing insulators causing us so much um smoke and fire.e. this was thursday morning andni just the beginning of the problems.pr by a

mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys.scene temple hills.plhi you can see prince george's county police officers holding the scene as well as homicide hc detectives hear as well.el twenty-third parkway one ofne o these streets that's divide div bide a very large median.ed so, where you see the policeol car there and the detectives talking, that is a cut through t here. one side of the street you have large apartments, on the other side of the street wef tht have single family homes.omes and we know that this beganth te about 1 o'clock this morning. m. that's when police got thehe call for a report of a shooting.shoo the adult male victim here one o scene was rushed to the hospital where he wasre h pronounced dead that the at the hospital.e hopit what we see here in the middlehm of the cordoned off area still a white mercedes with marylandtd tags, door opened.tadoor o that door has been that waybeenw since we arrived here on theonhe scene around 4 o'clock this morning. mo still very little information from prince george's t

rd mel. >> reporter: well, goodep so we don't really have a time line yet for whenor these whe t repairsre going to be begin b but i can tell you that thehe orange silver line here he beginning at ballston going tong east falls church one segmenten between two stops an underground segment will beun one of the first to be taken f care of. it is one of those under u ground segments the federal transit administration saysadmii needs to be taken care ofs to before that big safe tracke plan can begin.an can begin. here's the other two.reer the red line between medical m center and van n. a lot ofer ann that work fta says has already been done.be still at this time on the listhi and the orange blues silver sil segment from potomac avenue tooa what they're calling the d and a g junction that makes up the other two.he fta issued this directiverect wednesday to immediatelyesday e reduce the risk to passengerss and employees.mplo noting that from april 23rd top2 may tenth, just 18 days, there have been 15 what the fedst thef call safety events, nine ofs,in those with smoke and fire.ir work will in

another monday, another metro problem, mel.ll, so far soel good here for monday morningr m but sunday was a bit of a disaster in some places. p i use that term loosely. loose it wasn't really terribleally tl situation but let's talk aboutut l'enfant plaza here.la h sunday about 11 o'clock in thek morning, this is where we hadree some smoke and a track fire trak because of some debris on the tracks. d.c. fire and rescue crews didrs respond here but they weren't needed. metro employees were able toploe grab a fire extinguisher andherd put that track fire out here. or certainly, though, notug something that you would want to have happening.toe ha and then later on sunday sun evening at bethesda metro station another incident requiring fire and rescueirin crews responding, these from montgomery county. there was a suspected arcing a insulator we should say s causing trouble on the tracks. now, turnsho out there wasn'tre during the investigationng t inv caused delays once again for dea red line riders and this is this one of the are

mel? >> reporter: hey good morning.og you know, this story actually al has some deep roots in virginiai we know there was a gloucesterlo county case where the student iu now being allowed to sue thehe school board for discriminationo that transgender student whotudw wants to be able to use bathroom of corresponding to the genderhe identity. and then of course we havee we h fairfax county and alexandrialei city city schools which recentll made changes to their nom discrimination policies to addod transgender students to thoseoho protections.prot we'll have little bit more on m that in just a bit. b it seems now the u.s. departmend of education is makin making its policy clear nationwide with w this letter that it is sending s basically that you need to treat transgender students according to their gender department atpa the. this is how u.s. attorneyy general loretta lynch explainedp her thoughts on it when then press -- she held pressel p conference on the white house'ss lawsuit against th

mel is a good man. and mel suspended that practice and when mr. neffinger came in during t during leadership summit, reaffirmed to hold what mr. caraway had done. i'm not sure if they tried to do it since mr. caraway put a freeze on it because sometimes there are things that go on and don't find out about until the bell has been rung. mr. caraway did freeze the process and anybody would. when you sit down and look at the information, it is crystal clear. it's blatant and obvious -- >> it was a problem in that agency. i indicated that tsa is not unusual in having this this tour of duty -- >> it actually is. last year when i hired in as federal security director right after 9/11, i did not sign the mobility agreement. >> what kind of agreement? >> mobility agreement. >> mobility agreement? you don't have to sign. >> i do not. tsa office of law enforcement assigns a mobility agreement. the senior leadership, you sign if you want to be a candidate. they established a mobility process with the federal security directors and started moving them around.

he and mel brooks every single night, they have dinner. they watch a movie together.the perimeter, they're watching that movie. and they -- >> a character says, "secure the perimeter." >> somebody has to say either, "secure the perimeter," or "get some rest." either one of those things. and then they're fine. and they have each other. it's great. >> stephen: you grew up with comedy royalty, mel brooks, your father, steve allen. who was the first person who first said, "you're funny. you're a funny kid. >> mormon lear. >> stephen: the creator of "all in the family," and "maude." how old were you? >> i must have been seven or eight years old, and i remember playing jax, the game of jax-- nobody knows what jax are. it's not a video game. it's a ball and little metal things. i was playing with his daughter and explaining the game to her. and, obviously, i was doing it in? some-- i was seven years old but i was like an old jewish man-- "no, you see what you do is you pick up--" like this. >> stephen: you were doing miracle max. >> yes, it was a precursor, a precursor. so n

. >> reporter: when combe -- comic genius mel brooks lost his wife and about an -- bancroft he used his service he recovered. shrinking circles of family and friends can make elders feel lost and there could be depression. doctors say key signs are changes in daily life. changes in appetite, eating more or less and difficult focusing and concentrating. other warning signs, lack of of grooming. like brooks men have a tougher time copying -- copes after a loss of a spouse. getting into old activities and finding new ones with new friends help. there's opportunities to connect, even online, but the senior center is the first choice. mel brook's son said grandchildren helped bring the funny man back. >>> there's nothing like family and grandchildren. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about hav

mel. >> reporter: well, goodepor morning, steve and allison and a it's not clear exactly whenct w these repairs are going to get under way but we also want to t let people know it's not like nl these are some brand new problems that have popped up. these three segments that theeg fta is talking about have been previously identified in their t track maintenance plan andma also in metroin general managerg paul wiedefeld's safe tracke tr plan. it's just the two have different opinions on whatinio should take priority. por the fta is saying nope, ourg no, three segments, the ones thatneh we're talking about here need ne to go first. go fir let's take a look at the three t segments that are going to bee e affected. the red line between medicalen d center and van ness. and v nes we know a lot of that work has already been done so there t might not be major disruptionsit there. and then the orange silver line segment fromenfr potomac avenue to what they'rete calling the d and g junction, jt that is right where the orangere line splits off from the blueofb and silver lines before you get to min

. >> mel, thavingz, metro making changes after the fallout on agency reporting crime to the public. >> comes after a rain on red line train was never disclosed to the public until many weeks lightser. liver at the metro sfaition with details. annie. >> good morning to you holly and maureen. another big shakeup in metro. and the transit agency under goes a kilt tour of change right now. so, from now on, must publicly report all violent crime that happen on metro property and that came down yesterday during a congressional hearing. metro general manager paul wheatfeld was grilled by congress yesterday during a house transportation committee hearing he had to answer tougher questions specifically about why an alleged rain on red line train last month was not revealed to the public until just earlier this week. and wheatfeld said they make the decision not to release that information because a person was arrested within hours of the crime and he felt there was no threat to the public. well, that answer not sitting well with local leaders and we also asked wheatfeld how his response to tha

letting their horns wail in celebration of what has been a very nemerable grand prix, the the kektder mels, then that's in the fall. and you ms.ed that in the 1990s, until one teem has dominated this event four years in succession and alonso does get that fifth place. >> nothing you could say could make that any better. >> and while we were listening to that radio, nico proves it's always over you answer. tol strangish. tom 25 for a win. the championship lead has been reduced to 24 and that was a distraught voice of daniel ricciardo telling his team, save it. nothing you can say will make me feel any better. we want to remind you that a special edition of "meet the press" is next for most eastern stations. for more coverage from here in monaco, including the interviews, switch over to nbcsn for f 1 extra presented by jaguars. introducing the completely redesigned mercedes-benz c-coupe, with its athletic prowess and sleek new body. it doesn't just raise the bar... ...it completely crushes it. the all-new c-class coupe. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> this morning, memorial day weeke

mel trimble the big man on campus in college park and trying to impress. >>> howard is proud of us and nba and the gm. i think that has helped. the message was consistent and that made it easier on mello and his family to make a decision. >>> remember virginia mclauren, the 107-year-old woman that danced with the president at the white house. tonight was her first ever baseball game. do you see the jersey, number 107, dusty baker gave her. of course she is dancing. she first baseball game at 107. >>> she is so cute. we love her. >> adorable. the crowd love her. >>> that's all for the news at 7. leslie and adam back at >>> johnny depp and amber heard divorcing without a prenup. his $4 million fortune at stake. how much could he lose? the strange timing of their split days after her mother's death. coincidence or just cruel. >> and megan fox talking b number three. is her divorce off? >> are you guys back together? >>> and taking over new york and a little. >> now for may 26, 2016, this is entertainment ton johnny depp and amber heard are calling it quits. samantha harris in for nancy o'

. >> "fox5" melanie alnwick is live in northeast with more, mel. >> reporter: well, good morning, yes, metro says it's work on a plan to keep drivers safe. already it has installed more than 300 safety shields in buses and the plan is to continue to install those throughout the year. but the union says it want more police presence not just shields for drivers. also, drivers say this hijacking yesterday just an example of what they have to deal with on a daily basis. take a now this is cellphone video uploaded to youtube of other assaults on drivers from 2014 and 2015 and drivers long xlaivrnd they have to endure everything from being spat on, slapped, stabbed even tased it's become such a problem metro union members and management met a few weeks ago to talk about transit assaults and how to keep workers safe. here's a breakdown of the number after salts according to metro. last year metro says 85 bus operators were assaulted and look agent this year so far this year, 16 driver assaults compared to 23 this time last year and according to mets row's numbers assaults are down 30% from y

mel one point behind ginger. grand finale is tonight.e all beautiful dancers they brought something special. this is going to be close, it's going to be a tough call you will want to camp that on 6abc. >>> of course, the bachelorette is back, i like the guy who decided to strip down and go for a swim and show off his muscles matt. that's after "action news." >>> there was a santa claus involved. >>> i don't think he is getting a rose. nobody want to marry santa claus. >>> parents are fighting for justice over a baby's bruises. we'll be right back. >> breaking now on "action news," a man is dead, the victim of a hit-and-run driver who slammed into a bus shelter at a septa stop where the victim was sitting. >>> testimony in the montgomery county courtroom that could make or break the case against bill cosby. >>> good morning, everyone, 5:30, may 4th. i know david you're trying to hide the rain, i'm upset about it. >> reporter: you're very upset bit. >> reporter: there's a little bit of rain east of philadelphia and that's where it's going

. >> mel? >> i was waiting until you pass the box down. are you guys going to eat the whole thing?eaking of gas, mel, have a burger. [ laughter ] >> see, you crack yourself up. >> best joke ever. >>> netflix down 23% and traders betting times can get tougher. dan is at the smart board with the latest. >> net flex down 23%, down 35% from the all-time high last year. when you think about what is going on here, competition, the quarter, some of the subgrowth didn't come in as expected and out of favor and evaluation thing and competition think and these are things that are fairly well televised for months now. i just want to look at the stock. you know, you have a situation where you have a little bit of a, you know, you can call it whatever you want. it looks like a head and shoulders top. that's the chart here. this will be really important, this 85 level and 80. that was the february low. as far as call activity, it looked like traders were getting out of longer dated bullish positions they had giving up a bit. that's maybe an okay sign. to me, what i see is a really bad technical

back to you guys.ys. >> mel, curiously did the woment have anything to say about s abo nicole or didy address thiss fairfax underground website ande some of the things said there?he >> reporter: no, not at all. a when they, h we kind of met with them informal nally before theyy spoke to us on camera, they saii they weren't here to talk about nicole. they weren't here to talk about guy wheaton or any of that othet stuff they really were taking it personally.ally such negative feelings in the community.commun i mean people are posting thingg online saying they are afraidfr now they don't feel good aboutda having firefighters come to to their aid and so that's whathasa they wanted to address. addre again, saying that they've hadhh nothing but support from their t male colleagues.. but people some of the reporterf were peppering them withmith questions about nicole and aboua the chief and that's where theyy kept saying, no, that's not whaa we're here to talk about. they really just wanted to say s that they personally feel likeie they've been supported in their for the fairfax county fir

letting their horns wail in celebration of what has been a very nemerable grand prix, the the kektder mels, then that's in the fall. and you until one teem has dominated this event four years in succession and alonso does get that fifth place. >> nothing you could say could make that any better. >> and while we were listening to that radio, nico proves it's always over you answer. tol strangish. tom 25 for a win. the championship lead has been reduced to 24 and that was a distraught voice of daniel ricciardo telling his team, save it. feel any better. we want to remind you that a special edition of "meet the press" is next for most eastern stations. for more coverage from here in monaco, including the interviews, switch over to nbcsn for f 1 extra presented by jaguars. >>> heading now, and here comes the thunder. the bikes roar into d.c., bringing a huge traffic impact if you are trying to get around. >>> gunfire breaks out in the district. what investigators are thousand revealing about a deadly double shooting. xloo and the battle for california, the warning one candidate is now putting

mel? >> reporter: good morning.a eighths desperate search foratea this little boy.this little you know, we asked the sheriff's office here here why they w the believe that the boy was in extreme dan yes, indeed the father has madem prior threats against the boyheb either to harm him or to kill kl him and that is why they are so concerned.erned now, let's show you his picturec because this is the mostthis is important thing.ant t he's three years old.ea old his name is zion clinton amironi williams.wiiams 3 feet 5-inches tall, weighss just 35 pounds.pods just a little guy. he only turned three just a few weeks ago. a so really, really small here ane they also say that he was only l wearing a blue and white diaper that had cars logo -- cars from the movie i believe and again a they believe that he was with his father joshua christopherphr williams.iams. 28 years old, 5 feet 11-inches tall, 160 pounds and they saidai joshua was last wearing a navy v blue and gray sweatshirt and blue jeans. jeans so apparently last nigh

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mel? >> well, holly, and maureen, the justice department and the fbi are not publicly commenting on the report. but, sources did confirm the investigation to fox news. the official said campaign finances and donations to governor terry mccullough 2013 campaign are part of the investigation. one central question is whether the campaign accepted illegal thousand dollars donation from a chain east businessman could cause governor mccullough a lot of trouble. federal law bans foreign contribution toss any campaigns, spokesperson for the governor said in a statement, quote, we cannot confirm the cnn report. neither the governor nor his former campaign has any knowledge of this matter. but, as reported, contributions to the campaign from mr. wong were completely unlawful. the governor will certainly cooperate with the government if he is contacted about it. wong is a construction and shipping trade billionaire, the contributions came from mr. wong's up the s businesses, and mr. wong's people tol

. >> reporter: when comic genius mel brooks was immobilized with grief after the death of his actress wife, ann ban croft he used it to recover. today seniors have been through a lot of tough experiences from world war 12 to the vietnam war but now it calls for extra attention. slinking circles of family and friends can make elders feel old or worthless or loss and it can become something worse, depression. >> it's a loss of self-esteem. >> changes in appetite and eating more and eating less and difficulty focusing. >> other warning signs are a lack of personal grooming or personal health. men have a more difficult time coping after the death of a spouse. getting into new activities or finding new friends helps. there are more opportunities to connect even online but the senior center may not be the first choice. >> they don't want to be hanging out with old people. >> there is nothing like family or grandchildren. >> tamala edwards, channel 6 "action news." >>> meteorologist, david murphy, is back now with a closer look at the rainy forecast but only for a day or so. >> stormtracker

this is definitely a big talke talker, mel. >> reporter: that's right, so you know what happened here last thursday, was dimd a lif life-safety event and they're issuing strongest warning foring for metro to get the act together. it means shorter speeds and metro will try to reduce the problems we're having. anthony fox called this video scaring exploding insulator spraying hot water and metal parts moments after a train passed and more infewer rating was that they refused maintenance requests to take the track out of service until a second smoke problem later in the day. there's been dozens of power problems and smoke incidents in the last few months and metro has yet to identify a root cause and said there are penalties if new safety directives are not followed. he said "we have the withhold 23u7bdz from metro and we have the ability to shut metro down and we're not not going to use the responsibility we have. 650 managers were called to a meeting and put on notice that safety is the number one priority and old way of doing things won't cut it anymore. . >> we had that conversation

>> really a very interesting day, wasn't it, mel. up because there was great concern that the circumstances in canada were getting worse, not better. but by the middle of the day we understood that the wind had shifted, that the fire had been moved away from any -- it really is not going to touch any of the oil facilities. you've moved 80,000, 100,000 people out of the area. so it's going to be quite a period of time, a long time before you can get that oil back up and running again. but at least we haven't disturbed anything. you then also had the circumstances with the new oil minister in saudi arabia over the weekend, who made the stunning statement a month ago and reiterated over the weekend that we have to understand that perhaps in the next 25 years, crude oil may be worth nothing. technology will have us advancing to some new type of energy. he's very concerned about it and he wants to be a seller of crude oil to get whatever value they can. now, that's a long-term phenomenon. but you had the circumstances today with canada be

attendees included musician mel rogers, dancers dita von teese and savion glover, and prince's ex, annatastic. >> was it a moving ceremony? >> oh, >> gwen stefani attended and posted a page of the program. inside that program were the lyrics to another prince song. among the several testim came one from president obama. spike lee attended and posted a pic of his purple wardrobe. the memorial was organized by prince's ex-wives, mayte garcia and manuela testolini. we're told the most moving tribute was given by gospel singer may vis staples, who broke down severalvis staples, down several times. ♪ at the end >> beautiful night. none of prince's siblings who are warring there. they are planning their own memorial. >>> let's head to france where george and amal walked the red carpet at cannes for the first together, and, boy, did they look glamor just watch the doors, ok amal was breath taking in a custom made one s peal flawless.rsace gown, her m george had given us an early hint about the length of amal's dress. >> she's wearin of those dresses with a long train and, you know, that'ssgrea

mel, what happened? happe >> reporter: we can tell you wey they were doing some weekendee track work here and this is on o the sort of the orange andnge blue and silver line and justndj after here is when the orange oa line splits off and that's whyhs you can see some single s tracking going on right nowng ow and the inspectors looking atooa this train.th they were doising track workck r this weekend and they werekend t running test trains as they normally do before regular revenue service and at some s point this train right hereer became disabled.able there was a small fire. f we're told that that was put tth the train is now stuck and wend know that they've been working w on it trying to get it movedt out of here.ou it's going to have to be movede out of here and then they're th' going to have to inspect the work -- the track where therack work was done and then bring bri in another test train to runun along this track and make sure k everything is good before theygb put any passenger service backcc o

ea mel, are you hearing us? hey, h mel. >> reporter: hi, good morning, guys.eah, so,ep yeah, i can hear yoh just fine. just so, we're here in the parking pg lot. this is the city side cy apartments and this is really the street that goes all thehe way up to several buildingsuiin here at city side all the wayl w up at the top of the hill is where the first crime scene is,. we want to tell you there areele multiple crime scenes.s. come down to where this box is, that's where the sectorec crime scene was. we have video of that for you. y when we came up here it wasn'tes quite said to be a crime sceneoi yet. what we noticed was this blackck safe deposit box it looks likee that had been crashed onto thehe street and a number of contents inside strewn aboutns and then, yes, when we went up w to the top of the hill, thatil is when we saw what looked like a mobile crime unit mob almost a dozen detectives there and we did get confirmed m just a short time ago that ago t indeed this is a adult male dead from a gunshot t wound. the call came in a little lit after 2 o'clo

sino capalist mel, puttg corpations ithe drivs seat, grepeace said wh it leaked theocuments is thereelement of truth to that? >> we don't think so. first of all, i wanted to say something on the agricultural market in the u.s. i don't think it is correct to say that it's only industrial agriculture, which the u.s. has. it has a huge market for small and medium-sized firms, and also organic farming. the organic firming market in the u.s. is bigger than our market. the criteria for organic firming is just as high as here. they are even stricter with the use of antibiotics in meat production. this painting of black and white, that is something we shouldn't do. the u.s. has higher standards in some areas, we have higher standards in others. will ttip lead to a lower standard, to a lower common denominator? we don't believe so. of course, most of our coomer -- consumer- most of our protection standards are under law. why should parliament ever agree to a ttip that will take away what they have fought for? on the other side of the atlantic, congress has fought, and president obama has foug

mel.e >> reporter: hey, guys,, gs, yeah, so last night mcpherson me square another one of these o o problems, reports of smoke of brought d.c. fire and ems out o to that station. station. turns out it was just a wasus tripped circuit in theippe d ect good news.od n but it did cause some servicevie disruptions and that line tos a be shut down for a little littl while last night between mcpherson square and the end point there.there so, we know that that's the tha kind of thing that we hopee he doesn't happen this weekendseeke with so many visitors coming to washington, d.c. and it d. ai certainly is not going to be an holiday weekend for metro m maintenance workers as theye wot really begin an aggressiveagss push even this weekends to tryee to get this system back up tok full repair.fullepai let's show you the major m impact here.ctere. the orange line, this is really going take a hit.it so the orange line is going tooo be closed. you'll have to take silversilver line trains from those oran

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