melissa? melissa: breaking news. new batch of hillary clinton emails just released from the state department. here now is peter barnes with more on that. peter. >> reporter: melissa, that's right. this is the fifth release of clinton emails by the sate department, the latest trunch 30,000 emails sent through her personal email account while she was secretary of state. it is 3800 new emails the department released largely covering her work from late 2010 to early 2011 with the department sticking to the plan releasing emails in largely chronological order. during that period she was working on the arab spring democracy movement, buildup of nato intervention in libya, wikileak release of tens of thousands of classified diplomatic cables. this batch does not cover 2012 benghazi attacks. just want to point that out though the department turned over hundreds of clinton emails on libya to the special house committee investigating the attack. in the emails today the department retroactively redacted 215 of them because they

melissa. melissa: a few hours, push to abolish federal.eliminate the big government unions entirely and put american people back in charge of their government, enquote. but some critics say this is political move ahead of the debate, you think? the doug holtz-eakin, dennis kucinich and james freeman are back with us. james, let you go first. give you props with key issue. thing that put him on the map. he faded so dramatically here. do you think it will make a difference? >> it could. every day he is not public contemplating building a wall on canadian border is a good day for him. this got back to what made him famous, achievements, attracted republican voters to him in the first place. maybe they come back to him. redefines, himself with pretty bold plan. >> is bold. is it even possible, doug, i would ask you, eliminating the nlrb. prohibiting federal employees from unionizing. instituting right to work laws nationwide and repealing davis-bacon. do you think these things could be done? >> a lot of these are really difficult. davis-bacon

melissa. melissa: stay with us with more. more americans concern about the direction of the country. 62% of respondents believe the country is at wrong track. what does the say about the 2016 electorate? dan and peter are back with us. more staggering number, 80% angry at political system they see rigged against them or anxious about the economy and their financial future, or both. peter, do you think this is accurately reflecting what is going on in the economy or is there something else going on? >> well two things. it accurately reflects what is going on in the economy but also a lot of people are being disenfranchised in globalized economy and also a economy where there is a lot of political correctness and president and attorney general running around doing all kinds of odd things. a lot of people feel stresses and tensions all over the place as their family incomes decline of the we see donald trump, ben carson, carly fiorina and so forth. but it is remarkable. i think a lot more of this discontent is among republicans

melissa. melissa: wow, steve, thank you so much for that.vid: you will love that movie the martian? melissa: it looks a little scary. dramatic. david: prove of finding water for mars. maybe you can live there. have you been bitten by a dolphin, assaulted with a sword? melissa: no. david: what all this has to do with your health care, believe it or not. why the latest version of obamacare will cost you plenty. coming up, who is making money, $10 million to be specific. we'll tell you. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the health care law gives us powerful tools to fight it. to investigate it. prosecute it. and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers are teaching seniors across the country to stop, spot and report fraud. you can help. guard your medicare card. don't give out your card number over the phone. call to report any suspected fraud. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. let's make medicare stronger for all of us. david: every been bit by a crocodile? how about crushed by a spacecraft? believe it or not these are t

melissa. melissa: this is look where we are on the close. 229 on the dow. nasdaq trading higher. 25 points. 54 points on the nasdaq. the markets in the world are watching and waiting. come thursday we'll have answers we've been anticipating in months. the fed will make a decision on interest rate hikes. many don't believe they will raise but there are many things they can do. we have kimberly foss jonathan hoenig of capitalist big joining us as well. jonathan, markets rallying today. is this directly related to what investor think today they will do on thursday? they sort of change their mind every day. what do you think? >> that is a big unknown, melissa. investors have easier time determining how many deepsers walmart sells than what the federal reserve will do. everyone is sitting on his or her hands waiting to see what the answer is. there is a lot of arguments for raising rates, it has been nine years in the making, but given some of the data you and david just alluded to it might not be

melissa. they really do see, by keeping rates this low for this long, indirectly mortgage rates will stay low most likely. they don't directly affect mortgage rates. indirectly that is good for housing market. i get that much. same with credit card debt. that will remain low. yet savers are getting crushed. melissa: liz, thank you so much for that. david? david: we first got indication that rates would not be going up by the price of gold. it actually started rising significantly yesterday. rose even more today when the fed officially kept interest rates flat. our own jeff flock at the cme with more. you phil flynn is with him. we got a view into the future and price of gold, did we not, jeff? >> i think you're absolutely right. in fact that was the only commodity that did anything today particularly after the move, right, phil? oil did nothing. >> we got initial surge on oil right after the announcement fed kept rates going and and gold basically only one that held on to any of that rally. >>

melissa. melissa: the fight for '15. vice president joe biden joining new york's governor to make the case for $15 minimum wage. >> middle class wages are still stagnant and working poor are living in poverty. every working man and woman in the state of new york deserves $15 an hour as a minimum wage and we're not going to stop until we get it done! >> four more. melissa: that was andrew cuomo. i made mistake earlier. jamie richardson, vice president of white castle. we have lot of issues to get through before we taste the delicious food. the new york governor talking about $15 an hour minimum wage. you guys have 38 locations in the state. what would be immediate impact? >> it would be devastating. if you're a fan of representative democracy not like what the governor did today. he picked fast-food. with one wage board set the wage at $15 over next three years here in new york city. that already happened. melissa: tell me on practical basis what that means? you say you have tons of profits. you're a rich guy. you can aff

melissa. either way this all circles back at least at beginning here to donald trump. who hits him, what do they hit him over, how hard does the field gang up on the frontrunner? or is just certain candidates here and there? we will soon find out next few hours. this is important for everybody here involved because you have to report your campaign cash at the end of this month. david: oh. >> they need to lock up donors that continues with tonight. david: but the trump factor is still the most important thing we'll watch for tonight. meanwhile we have earnings alert. first-quarter earnings results >> yes, we have them david, earnings per share, eps at justed 53 cents. that is one cent better than the estimate. a little short on the revenue. says its cloud revenue from the cloud services which is really putting a strong move into up 34% but it also notes the strong dollar was a big problem. this particular quarter. they're also announcing a dividend of 15 cents a share. beat on earnings. a littl

melissa. melissa: amy, wow, david.: few things are more heartbreaking than chaotic scenes of refugee families fleeing terrorists and dictators in the middle east. some fear the very same terrorists causing this exodus may actually be taking advantage of it by planting operatives among the crowds. this makes our state department's response to what's happening all the more difficult. walid phares, fox news middle east and terrorism analyst weighs in. first of all, dr. pharis, where did all this come from? from my recollection, it all seemed to begin with the u.s. support of what was called the arab spring back in 2011. that is when everything began to fall apart. am i wrong? >> no, you're not wrong. actually there are two different issues. sometimes we tend to merge them. why are these refugees fleeing syria on one hand? second, how are they getting to europe? this is another bigger issue. why are they fleeing, as you just mentioned? it is result of arab spring or revolution gone very wrong in syria. they're fleeing both

melissa.ssa: 14 years after the attacks that took down the twin towers and lives of thousands work to rebuild the skyline continues. larry says the area is coming back one building at a time. deirdre bolton spoke to the properties chairman larry silverstein. deirdre? >> we had an exclusive conversation and picking up on the themes that you mentioned. here's what he told me. >> the important thing is to recognize what happened to us on 9/11. think of the massive losses. the impact on the lives of so many people who lost their loved ones. today, we have twice as many families, we have 60,000 families living down here. that didn't exist 14 years ago. >> so melissa, that is the person who is spearheading this effort to rebuild, as you said, 14 years later. he is very much about the revival of the entire downtown project. we talked about just how long it will take. i'll be bringing you those excerpts and his opinion on the ever changing new york city skyline. back to you. melissa: thank you so much

melissa. melissa: hillary clinton is facing another hurdle.s time it is not her email server or bernie sanders. the clinton foundation star-studded meeting will have prominent be a senses. samsung, hsbc, deutsche bank backed out from spans soring event. others are cutting back on donations. back with me, julie row begins sy, former senator scott brown and judy miller. let me start with you. big names dropped out. used to be people who may not know the thing to do. everybody bottom in. people from the current administration. you would have business leaders. now not so much. >> the clinton foundation still says they had eight leaders, world leaders, kings, monarchs last year and they will have 28 this year. the schedule has not been fixed yet. there are still a couple of people trying to arrange their schedules but look, on one hand, why not miss a year, if you're a corporation and the clinton foundation has been associated with so many questions about people who are giving to it why they are giving to it? is there quid pro quo? do they expect s

melissa. we'll keep watching it. melissa: jeff, thank you for the report, jeff. david: fiat will get a big bump with the pop driving around in a fiat in the united states. this is not good day for the wall street. this is three out of four bad days. it was a good day yesterday. when you have three days bad, one day good it is not such a great market. we should mention markets were down much more than they ended the day. they did make a comeback, not enough to erase big losses. at one point we're going down to 300 down on the dow. it recovered significantly in the last half hour of trading. so that was good news. again, melissa, i'm only suggesting maybe the pope had something to do with it. melissa: there you go. david: we can't guarranty that. melissa: hillary clinton moments ago unveiling a plan to to prevent gouging. david: a movie that hasn't seen yet but the astronauts are watching in space. find out what they're watching. . . that's what a type e* does. with e*trade's investing insights

. >> melissa rivers. what she is only tells us about her first fashion police since the scandal. >> did you guys feel that you had to hold back this time around? >> that probably smells like pot and patchouli. >> we did a beauty segment. >> what would joan say? >> how she's coping one year after losing her mother. >> it's been hard. >> the tears, the memories. >> this is my mom's watch. >> and why is cameron diaz getting hit with pregnancy rumors? >> and janet jackson back on stage four years and breaking down. what happened? >> also -- >> fun, flirty. >> we're with riri in new york talking kanye's vma moment. and -- >> certainly know how to get a set quiet. >> inside rob lowe's new show, producing and acting with his super genius look-alike son. >> he was one of the leading interns in stem cell research. now he's going to be wearing make-up for a living. >> now "e.t." with our take on today's top stories. >> hi, everybody. thank you so much for tuning in. >> a lot going on tonight. here is our top story.

melissa? melissa: that makes me so hungry.ge of donald trump buzz but here's a headline that tells a different story. new data suggesting that trump hit his peak and falling out of favor with voters. donald is getting fewer mentions on radio, tv and social media. no he's not! have you gone on all of the things, it's all donald. where are they getting the data? is it just a fried a feature or donald trumped by others. chris stirewalt earlier today, i have to steal a line from him, sounds like a typical friday article when you are told to write something and what's the contrarian thing i can write? donald is done. jack hough, what do you think? >> i have enjoyed the summer of trump as much as the next guy but it ended, and the moment it ended. melissa: what? because it's fall, you mean, the fall of trump. >> during the debate when he doubled. melissa: yes, i meant that. >> he made the weird carly fiorina face where he said where he said i think carly fiorina has a beautiful face. melissa: were you doing charlie gasparino there?

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missing a single event of melissa, even a soccer game as a kid. plus, we mentioned earlier this friday will mark the one year anniversary of joan's death and moving on has not been easy for melissa, but as she tells ashlan, it is the only way her mother would have wanted it. >> the greatest way to honor my mother's legacy is to keep going. because she was not a quitter. nothing ever stopped her if she couldn't get through this door, she went through that window. talked about what would be the best way to honor her legacy and the best way is to be okay. >> at times, melissa was strong and reflective, but likes to laugh and shared with us her own roller coaster of emotion. >> kind of a disaster this week. right now, you know, the fact that i ran out of soap this morning on my sink made me unravel. >> she inspires so many people. is there one moment when someone explains to you how much your mother changed your life? >> it's always happiest when they say, she made me laugh or made something okay or inspired me to keep going. you know, it's always the

melissa: that was pretty good. self-deprecating humor. ♪ adam: our special report continues with the fed voting 921 to leave things just as they are. the most confusing. whether it is good or bad news,, they cross the line 78 times today. so they're you go. decode the message for us. >> well it thinks the us economy is doing well and moving along fine, job creation doing okay, the fed is worried about problems overseas, especially china or growth has been slowing. >> we have developments in all areas of the world but focus particularly on china's emerging markets. the question is whether or not they're might be a risk of the more abrupt slowdown than most analysts expect. >> also mentioned concerns about canada which has slipped into a recession because of falling oil prices. they need more time to evaluate the possible impact of all of the global turmoil on the us economy. the fed release today show a large majority, 13 said they still expect to start hiking rates this year. we are getting closer. they thought tha

. >> melissa is also the show's executive producer. >> i turned to one of our producers at one point and said, can i do this? and he looked at me, like, yeah. you can do this. you've done it before. it's not like your first day. i was like, i can do this. of course, i can do this. >> and the cast poked fun at the drama. >> i want to apologize for a comment i made on last night's "fashion police." here we have zentaya. i feel like she smells like patchouli oil. and weed. >> that hair probably smells like pot patchouli. if anybody's hair smells like it. i'm sorry, julia. >> kelly osbourne left the show after julian's comments but tweeted, congratulations on an awesome show tonight. >> as executive producer, was it hard to bring yourself back as a host? >> well, it was a very awkward conversation during negotiations. you want what? i'm never giving that to you. hair and make-up. once i got past that part of it, it was okay. >> with ashlan, their conversation got so emotional. sharing the moment that still causes melissa to break down and how she plans to spend this friday with the one y

with more on the delays that we may experience, we now hear if from melissa mollet. melissa? good morning, derrick. we don't have any issues to report. we'll keep you updated. b.w. parkway southbound at 198 that crash is cleared. nothing there for us here this morning. 66 right now, you're going about 45 miles an hour the entire way from manassas to the beltway. 95, only a small spot. it's going to be northbound at dale city. a big look=h at the beltway. inner loop and outer loop, don't have any problems there. again, looking good at sudden li road. more on that coming up. >>> good morning. a look at the weather. things are looking a lot cooler. >> chuck bell with your hometown forecast. chuck. >> that's right. cooler weather for the start of the school and workweek. gr

here's melissa. >> a problem here. 66 inbound.t looks like all the activity is off to the shoulder. we do have quite a delay from the ramp coming on here this morning. so it is a little bit slow through that area with the backups. in northwest washington, a closure at dalecarlia because of the road repairs from the water main break are under way here. no major problems here. the top of the belt way starting to get there. normal volume at this point this morning. taking a look right here, prince george's county overall looking quite good. eun? >> thank you, melissa. >>> a lucky escape for an airport shuttle driver after a chunk of concrete crashed through his windshield. it happened in utah. take a look at that. you can see the damage crushed the hood and damaged the windshield. it seems the concrete broke above the road he was driving on. the driver and passenger wither not hurt. >>> good luck if you drink coffee before bed. a team at harvard found that it disrupts your internal clock. three hours of bright lights before bed can s

maybe there is no issue, melissa. but you don't know because you can't see it. >> and if there isn't, then they should have that information available. herb, thank you. >> they should have that information. and we would love to talk to the company. >> absolutely. thank you, herb. herb greenberg, pacific square. when things aren't going great, people pick up on the worse. we knew they had issues from the get-go but everybody wants to believe they were the greatest thing under the sun to play on china. >> people want to give chinese company a pass in terms of transparency if they thought they were buying growth and this isn't the first company that got the pass. and when i look at 18 times 2016, i think it is in the price. the reason they are suffering, is there are people who don't think there is any transparency here. i'm not disputing h raising the flag and saying there could be problems here. but if you look at the company, the biggest problem is they are not growing enough. jmb for the first quarter -- excuse me, s

melissa, any problems on the road?right now, we're looking quite good actually, tom, look at the beltway here, inner and outer loop, everything looking quite good in the four corners area where you are this morning, tom. no problems right now. keep our fingers crossed that things will remain that way. looking at travel times right now, 270 south from germantown is on time. 95 north, quantico to beltway only a couple of minutes behind at 27 minutes this morning. 66 inbound from fairfax county parkway to the beltway on time at 11 minutes. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car this morning. >> thanks, melissa. >>> it's an exciting time for a lot of students but it can create anxiety. what to do if your child starts showing signs that they -- as they head back to school. >>> the changes you can expect [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions.

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. >> meteorologist melissa magee is in for adam joseph. hi, melissa. >> hi, sharrie, brian. we like that timing, the pope exits just in time for his departure we've got some showers that we are tracking as the week wears on. a fair amount of cloud cover overhead breaks in those clouds to get our numbers up into the 80's. 82 in philadelphia, 78 in new york city, 81 for washington, d.c. also in richmond. you probably noticed a difference today in the dewpoint, the humidity definitely coming up from where it was yesterday. we have a 66-degree dewpoint in the city. 71-degree dewpoint there in richmond, virginia. that is a very oppressive air mass overhead to our south. here's the water vapor imagery. it tracks the moisture in the atmosphere. any time you see golds or yellows that's an indication of drier air but two tropical pieces of energy we're tracking one over the gulf of mexico one in the atlantic, this will be impacting our weather as the week wears on. so, we'll talk about what we can expect for the rest of tonight and for the week ahead. a spike in the humidity, you've

magee has an update from accuweather. >>> time to get an update from melissa magee and accuweather. >> it's a good start and then the moisture comes back saturday rick. we'll talk about that and maybe a taste of fall for some. >> taste of fall taste of rain. >> back to football. >> you can see it's dry right now, we had a lot of moisture in the area yesterday and the cold front moved on out and we are looking good for the rest of today, sky 6 hd, down at the shore in atlantic city, you can see folks on the boardwalk there, and also there in the distance, not bad, temperatures there in the lower 70s, so it has been dry, that rain we picked up yesterday was much needed for philadelphia in fact we had 20 straight days without rain and yesterday was a record at philadelphia international airport where philadelphia the city picked up 4.76 inches of rain and the cold front is moving on out and drier air is moving on in. 69 in tannersville and 75 in slatington and middle 70s in center city and 72 in coatesville and the lower 70s in kennett square, in new jersey, hammonton 74 and upper 70s

melissa? >> right now have a lot of closures downtown, 15th street at pennsylvania avenue where adam tuss is. we'll talk about all of the closures. we've been tweeting about them @first4traffic. all lanes blocked at massachusetts avenue because of emergency road work. back in a few minutes. >>> thank you, melissa. >>> this afternoon 25,000 people will watch pope francis celebrate mass at the basilica at the national shrine of the immaculate conception. molette green is live there this morning with a look at all of the work that it took to lead up to this day. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. a tremendous amount of setup leading to the altar that is behind me. just moments ago the lights came on giving us a much better look at where the pontiff will be in just hours when he celebrates this historic mass this afternoon at 4:15, some 25,000 people you mention bed. this is a ticketed only event. if you have no ticket, no getting in here. and many people are on their way from

be at the jersey shore as we begin the holiday weekend and the latest on the holiday forecast from melissa magee. >> reporter: hey there rick, it's a nice start to our holiday, we are mixing in with more clouds this afternoon and we'll talk about the reason why, the temperatures with the northeasterly wind are in the 80s 83 at the coast and 84 inland and upper 80s along the i-95 corridor, 89 in philadelphia and 87 out to the west in lancaster, the dew points that is what are you noticing and feeling this afternoon, a level of moisture in the air, we talk about this in our summer months, you are finding that oppressiveness in beach haven and dover and humid conditions elsewhere along the 95 corridor and points to the north and west. we have you covered as we look ahead on this get away friday, it's partly cloudy and 88 and 85 at 5:00 p.m. and 81 at 7:00 p.m., and a partly cloudy skies with a stray shower or thunderstorm overhead. if you are traveling on this friday, we get the green light up and down the eastern seaboard, a partly sunny skies and no delays for jfk or la guardia. highs in th

back in ten minutes. >> all right, melissa. thank you. continue to follow breaking news in prince george's county. one person is dead and another wounded. an update on the driver's condition and a possible motive next. >> we're days away from pope francis's visit in d.c. there are a lot of things under way in we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself. realize your buying power at open.com. >>> breaking news if you're just joining us at 5:45. right now news4's megan mcgrath working to learn more about the victims around a possible motive. stay with us for more later on. >>> right now we do want to get a check on your traffic and weather headlines. let's start with storm team 4's meteorologist chuck bell. >> the song goes wake up breaki har

hi, melissa. >> hi, rick, hi sharrie.a monday afternoon we're tracking clouds, cooler conditions and some moisture o as well. we'll show you storm tracker6 live double scan radar. you can see some peppered activity across the region mainly for philadelphia, points to the south and west. we'll go in a little tighter on street level across southern sections of new jersey and also for kent and new castle counties there in delaware. so, if you're traveling close to dover along route one we're dealing with those light showers. same thing along highway 301 between middletown and smyrna. also take you to a pocket that's just to the south and west of philadelphia. so, some light showers in the city for philadelphia international and also on westward for downingtown, coatesville along route 30 in between honeybrook and also 322 and as you press north and westward into lincoln. we're tracking this moisture that will continue to work its way northward and with the showers and the moisture overhead, it is definitely cool outside. cur

melissa?it your sense that analysts have not put anything in their models for an instagram revenue line? and so therefore estimates would have to come up? >> well, i think a lot of them have been expecting instagramt to kick in by next year. i would have to go book and look at the various analysts' estimates. but instagram is one example of a lever facebook has yet to pull. nour we now we're going to see them start to pull it. we'll see if those e-marketer estimates are accurate, but it seems like the potential is huge. and analysts have been optimistic about the bigger picture potential of stain gram as well as some of their other apps like messenger and what's app which they haven't monetized. >> julia boorstin in los angeles for us. i guess i asked that question because you want to know whether or not -- yes, it was expected but how expected was it and will estimates have to come -- >> i think they have come up. >> i think you have a much better sense of what the impact could be at this poi

thanks, melissa. pope francis has arrived back in the vatican city. easterly this morning he sent out this tweet. quote, with my headlight felt thanks may the love of christ fill the people. #godblessamerica. hundreds followed his journey and closely watched his every word. >> i will pray for you and your families. and i ask you please to pray for me. may god bless you all. god bless america. >> while visiting philadelphia's biggest prison, pope francis called attention to clergy's sexual abuse saying all those responsible will be held accountable. >> i commit to a careful oversight to ensure that youth are protected. >>> take a look at this scene right here achlt busy overnight for crews in philadelphia. still cleaning up from the 800,000 folks who celebrated mass on the benjamin franklin parkway. >>> a man accuse of a deadly hit and run will face the judge this afternoon. police say 22-year-old ryan salandy admits he hit 21-year-old mcdaniel after he got in his car. police were able to catch up with him in german town and charge him with first-degre

. >> thank you, melissa. today we'll find out how metro and ddot plan to handle thousands of people coming to visit pope francis in washington. officials have to figure out how to kp everybody moving. mow molette green this morning. >> good morning. just over my shoulder you can see a little bit of the national shrine. it is just a short walk from here where the pope will deliver mass before 25,000 ticket holders on september 23rd. so getting around will not be easy. with lots of road closures expected and an impact to metrobus and rail service. so later today in just a few hours, in fact, ddot and metro will brief us on flartheir plan their strategy to make all of this work as smoothly and safely as possible. this metro will be exit only. after mass, entrance only. this station is one of the smallest on the redline. it can accommodate about 5,000 riders per hour, but it is also the closest to the national shrine here. so it will be quite busy on that day. that is the latest live from northeast d.c. into the

see you soon. >> all right, melissa, thank you. >>> 4:32. this morning on capitol hill, the father of the wdbj reporter ambushed and killed on air will push for changes to gun laws. andy parker vowed to fight to prevent any more gun violence and today he is asking the lawmakers to do whatever it takes. you will see whatever it takes trending today. gun law advocates have called for a day of action in cities across the u.s. and with the hash tag online. parker's daughter and her colleague adam ward were murdered by a former reporter last month. she will be joined by the survivors of virginia tech and sandy hook shootings today. >>> one possible new law would punish anyone who sells a gun to a person not legally allowed to buy one. it's called the responsible transfer of firearms act. tim kaine was governor in 2007 when cho killed people at virginia tech. >> i find it an issue, a problem. this is a -- they're responsible for once it's an emergency. >> for the second time in a week, d.c. fire and ems crews took a baby to the hospital in a fire

anything, melissa mollet? >> northbound connecticut avenue near beach, you have to get around that. 66 here in town, you don't have any problems. actually looking great this morning. nice and good commute eastbound and westbound. i-95 northbound, that truckfi fe is out of the way. prince george's county looking good right now. nice and green and looking good right now. see you right back here in ten minutes. a live look at 95 and maryland. >> see you then, melissa. >>> new poll numbers are out for 2016 and you may be surprised at the results, who's losing points and who could be to blame. >>> this morning, the father of the suspected arizona highway shooter says they have the wrong >>> new developments now in decision 2016 at 4:46. the polls are showing a boost for gop presidential hopeful carly fiorina. that may be due to controversy surrounding donald trump. but what does this mean for the democratic race too? tracy pots breaking down the presidential politics for us live from capitol hill. tracie. >> hi, aa

>> melissa, thank you. it's 5:54 right now. your ride on vre should be smooth this morning after a crash. a man behind the wheel of a smash i smashing one. a vre train sideswiped his truck and sent three people to the hospital. >> u i'm lucky to live. you can look inside that truck and know i was meant to be here. >> it clipped him. one crew member is in the hospital with serious injuries about 50 gallons of diesel fuel spilled. that forced vre to cancel one southbound train last night. >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. amazon is selling prime membership for only $66 a day. amazon promotion for new members today is to celebrate the five emmys won by its original show "transparent." with your original cnbc report i'm landon dowdy. >>> researchers are close to finding out why a fifth of women relance after undergoing treatment for cancer. some of those differences showed up during later phases of cancer treatment. the fiemgds could help doctors identify high-risk patients and target those genes responsible

hey, there, melissa. >> hi there, walter, a great start to day. if you like today, nice conditions as we get into the second half of weekend as well. currently outside in philadelphia coming in at 74 degrees. cool up in the poconos, 69. 67 out to the west in lancaster and 72 read ago long the coast in sea isle city coming in at 7. winds currently southerly direction and because of a front at boundary we're tracking. here's stormtracker 6 double scan radar you can see the cold front scechd out across new england and down across the mid-atlantic region and ohio valley and heaviest lifting off north and east. the showers are working their way east ward and a lot of this moisture fall ago part as it moves into the reeming don't of the front moves on through. first of all in the wait we have cooler air that will ariver as we check out the numbers across the area. >> 51 green bay and 57 in chicago we'll into a piece of this cooler air for second half of weekend tomorrow. so what's ahead? we're closer to normal sunday. eagles at the linc taking on the co

>> amelia, melissa. this will be the first closure that will start here in the next couple of hours. talking about northbound massachusetts avenue right there in front of vatican embassy where adam tuss is for us this morning. we'll talk with him in a little bit. northbound bw parkway, do have a crash, doesn't look like it is slowing anything down at this point this morning. nice and green and moving. dickerson, darnestown road, martinsburg road, all lanes blocked because of a tree down from overnight. and right now 66 looks good. a lot of road work that was scheduled just not happening today because of all of the wild stuff happening with the pope's visit. remember to tune into wtop when you hop in your car this morning. guys? >> thank you, melissa. >>> today, pope francis' last day in cuba before visiting the u.s. before leaving the country, the pope visited a shrine very special to cubans last night. he prayed at the virgin of charity in santiago. that statue represents the patron saint of cuba and it

we'll talk about those temperatures coming up with the accuweather forecast. >> thank you melissa. we invite you to make 6abc.co 6abc.com/weather part of your labor day holiday weekend. stormtracker 6 radar and live sky6 cameras xiv give you realtime updates on what's to come. >> and in other news today a frantic search is under it way for 8-year-old woman that disappeared while on her way home last night. lillian margolis left her family's home in radnor to go back to glen mills and she's not been seen since. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live in radnor with the full sotry and jeff the police are trying to track her by way of her cellphone. >> reporter: that's right, walter, this is the woman lillian margolis missing now for 21 hours. she has a cellphone and that has been helpful. she's not answering it. but police have been able to track its signal. >> this is the woman police need the public's help in finding 88-year-old lillian margolis who left her family's house 500 block adder bury road at 9 saturday night heading to her home at mar is grove senior living in glen mi

why don't they pick these pylons up, melissa. >> i know. interloop at 95 there, 95 and maryland is what we're talking about. right lane is the only thing getting by right now because of roadwork there. that's something that should be getting there. still kind of hanging around this morning. taking a look at prince george's downdy, overall don't have any problems. nice and green there. don't have any major issues there. big loop at the beltway. everything running quite nicely. b.w. parkway. that is not the camera that i wanted to show you. again, the beltway is just fine. back in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. >>> today a former youth hockey coach accused of possessing child pornography is in court. he worked as a volunteer assistant coach for a washington little capitols travel team. investigators say all the boys he contacted were hockey players. it's not known, though, whether those players were those that he coached. police say he used instagram and snapchat to contact them. >>> in another courtroom police say a man used french webs

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melissa mollet is here with a look at the situation there. melissa? >> yeah, kristin. again, we are shut down here on the icc. now that we know this is a fatal crash, it could be some time before the lanes are reopened. again, westbound icc, shut down at georgia avenue. the crash is actually little further up at redland road, but they have things shut down. you can't get further west than that. one mile backup, 95 north at 234. hard to see but we're slow there this morning. you can see the slowdowns as you headed northbound. once you get through that area in dale city no problems there. inner and outer loop, rolling along quite nicely. same thing as you look at b.w. parkway, 95 and then 29, everything again is nice and green. chuck? >>> all right, there's a view from our city camera this morning. sunshine is on tap for most of your friday afternoon. we do have a couple of clouds around in our sky early this morning. on the whole though, no weather related slowdowns coming your way for your friday. into the weekend, things are looking a little different. check it out on

melissa. >> good morning, derrick. as derrick said we have loughboro road shut down between dalecarlia parkway and the boulevard. you can access it off of dalecarlia. following two new accidents. details on those coming up in a couple of minutes, eun. >> thank you, melissa. >>> 6:47. two years since the deadly shootings at the washington navy yard. they will hold a private mai memori memorial. in 2013 military contractor aaron alexis shot and killed 12 people inside building 197. police killed alexis. building 197 had been closed since the shooting until it reopened earlier this year. the building has a new name, the humphrey building. there's also an area inside that honors the 12 victims. >>> the retrial of a former principles gorges county high school teacher accused of sexually abusing a student starts today. andre brown's last trial ended with a hung jury back in march. brown worked as a sped teacher and a coach at high point high school in beltsville. police say brown sexually abused a 17-year-old girl on school

he here's melissa. >> we have a report of an accident. a warning as you'rehooded northbound there. right there near rio at diamondback drive, a new accident there. 95, 29, everything looks good. all roads flanking the capitol shut down until noon. metro open until midnight. all stations open. peak service runs all day until 10:00 p.m. we'll see glow a few minutes. >> melissa, thanks so much. a developing story right now. there is very little left of this us to house in columbia, maryland, after a massive explosion. chopper 4 flying over the scene of the explosion last night. >> kristin wright has the latest on that story. kristin, do we know what the was of this explosion is right now? >> we don't know exactly why it happened at this point. what we know is two people were hurt and had to go to the hospital. we want to show you the pictures again from chopper 4. this was a big explosion as you can see, very destructive. the blaftz on sleepy horse lane destroyed not one but six homes. a electric and gas employee was at the home when the exp

hi, melissa. >> hi, rick, hi monica. yes, things will be changing as we head into the rest of our holiday weekend but today the heat continued to pump across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. in fact, record tying heat today. in philadelphia, we climbed up to 93 degrees, tying the old record of 93 set back in 2008. so, this makes day six of heat wave number five for philadelphia and also the 35th 90-degree day of 2015. highs across the area 93 in the city, 92 in wilmington, 85 in trenton, along the coast in toms toms river 82, up in the poconos a very warm 78 and 90's for both allentown and lancaster. relief, however, is on the way. here's storm tracker6 live double scan radar and earlier today we were tracking some spotty and stray showers and storms. a lot of that activity with this frontal boundary will continue to dip to our south and west for the rest of tonight. so, we're looking pretty good. dewpoint numbers, the level of moisture in the air, we have this ridge of high pressure over canada that will continu

melissa, back to you. >> josh lipton in palo alto for us, thank you. question what does a robot do with a phone once they get to the front of the line? dan? >> i don't think the company has too many problems. i think the stock could be dead money. this is a view i think this whole desk has shared for months and we've been doing a lot of things against your holdings. to me i think if you own the stock and you're worried about that 10% drop that you had august 24th, down to 95, remember, people, the stock did open at 95 and traded lower. you have to have that memory of it. so to me, i think if you share the view that i do that the stock's dead money but you're worried about a sharp selloff, you may want to think about doing something called collaring your stock. let's say the stock closed at 115 today, you could look out to sell the december 130 call at $1.50. and then you could buy one of the december 100 puts at $2.50. that structure cost you $1. between 15 and 129, you could make up to $14. that's basically about 10% between now and december expiratio

back in ten minutes. >> melissa, thank you.t's 5:24. >>> pope francis will be here in less than a week. today we'll get an update on the construction. on wednesday pope francis will deliver a mass to 25,000 people there and he'll perform the first canonization on american soil. >>> today's health forward will discuss abortion clinics. they say it was drin by politics and not science. supporters of the tougher construction standards say they're necessary to protect women's health. >>> a 5#fjç94-year-old woman fr laurel may have died from the west nile virus. the maryland didn't of health and hygiene says it can't con girl whether dorothy mount died from west nile but according to wtop the daughter notified them. mosquito control experts are expected to collect samples from around the mount family home to determine if any mosquitos are infected there. >>> two more people died in those fires in california. the state's didn't of fire protection says firefighters pulled bodies from homes in the beaut fire east of sacramento earlier

melissa. thank you. it's 6:31. a lot of parents are anxious after an attack at a bus stop that tore a girl's shirt right down the middle. the girl is okay. police say in prince williams county thanks to her they now have a fair amount of information of the man they're looking for. they say they're keeping an eye out for a blue pickup truck. the driver, a man in his early 50s with a beard and distinctive mole on his left cheek. officers say he tried to grab the girl as she was walking home from the bus. her father didn't want to have his face shown but he described what happened next. >> he grabbed her arm and she ran from him and then he grabbed her shirt and she ran and it tore down the middle. her fiancee said she was able to run home. he said she was so upset she curled up in bed still wearing her backpack. >>> president obama will welcome chinese president zwith a 21-gu salute. tracie potts is live this morning with what that meeting could mean. hi, there, tracy. >> good morning. what we expect concrete from th

melissa back to you. >> josh lipton inialo alto for us. thank you. and the question is does a robot do with the phone once they get to the front of the line. what is your trade on apple, dan? >> i don't think the company has too many problems. i think the stock could be dead money. but i think this desk we've shared for months now and selling calls and doing a lot against your holdings so if you own the stock and you are worried about the 10% drop you had august 24th, down to 95, remember people, the stock did open at 95 and traded lower. and you have to have the memory of it. so me, i think if you share the view that i do, if you are worried about a sharp selloff, think about doing something called collaring your stock. say you own 100 shares and it closed at $114. and you could sell at 1.50 and buy one of the december 1, '00 puts at $2.50. that structure cost you $1. between 15 and 129 you can make up the $14, that is 10% between now and december exploration and that is why you own the stock, because you want it to go up and they will pay a dividen

lets go to melissa magee live in ocean city, your last thursday melissa, make it a good one and a deliciousne as well. >> yes, that is right, it is delicious, i went for the ice-cream cone and now the ice-cream cup, as a matter of fact this is gelato, this is schreibers gelato, they also have crepes, check out jaime making one of his specialty crepes, they have espresso and name it they have got it. we did mention this is our final hoorah down at the shore. you guys having a good time? >> yes! >> check out what is going on down at the shore. if are you looking for a way to savor the last few ways of summer head to a.c. for the annual boardwalk art show, and find a variety of fine arts and crafts from local artists, stroll along the boardwalk for a color day of arts and entertainment. from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.? ocean city, it's all about the activity, spend the weekend enjoying all the shore staples and run it off on monday, the ocean city labor day race kicks off with a five mile beach walk and one mile fun run or walk. once are you done with the race head over to ventnor for barbecue