melissa? >> he would have no reason to do this to melissa.'s never done anything to him. >> reporter: so you're telling the detectives, "you're looking at the wrong guy." >> yeah. >> reporter: did tony know melissa? >> he had met her a few times, you know, over the years, but we weren't social. >> reporter: debra told police she and tony had been married for 17 years and had four children. they had separated more than a year earlier. tony had then moved into a house in miami gardens with a friend. for twenty years, he'd worked for florida east coast railways hauling freight. >> you know, he basically drove a train for a living. >> reporter: police checked him out on their computer. has he any priors? >> none. no priors. >> reporter: detectives went to talk to tony and recorded the conversation. >> how well did you -- do you know this -- your -- debra's -- debra's friend? >> melissa. i know her from her. i've seen her a few times. >> you guys ever have any problems, maybe? something like that? >> never. never. i don't think i ever spoke to her

melissa, back to you. >> melissa: gerri willis, thank you. tune in tonight to hear from more from president trump's sit down with tucker carlson. an explosive interview you can see only here on fox news channel. catch up tonight at 8:00 p.m. closing arguments kicking off in the dramatic trial of a former navy seal accused of murdering a prisoner. the defense saying that he is being set up. jury deliberations' may start as early as tomorrow. new fallout after anteater protesters attacked a conservative journalist. senator ted cruz calling for a federal investigation into how the liberal mayor of oregon handled all of it. and a look at how some commentators covered it as well. we will have a live report. >> all of this leads to a culture where conservatives look at the video and say nobody is going to protect my rights. it sends a message that if you don't shut up, you might be nex next. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of active psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx.

melissa? 's >> melissa: thank you. new pressure on nike as the company defends its controversial decision to pull a special july 4th sneaker from store shelves. the shoe featured the betsy ross version of the american flag, a report of the former football player and activist colin kaepernick objected to the design. nike now saying they were concerned the shoe could "unintentionally offend people." earlier on "america's newsroom" republican senator josh hawley taking nike to task. >> you look at their behavior, not just now but over decades. shipping jobs overseas, perceiving sweatshop labor so they can get their products cheap, and then telling americans that they should like their anti-american activism. nike's anti-american activism. it's really too much. >> melissa: leland vittert is live with the leafs on this. leland? >> hi, melissa. the merger of political and cultural wars continue. now it's not just republicans talking about a boycott of nike. argus madame lipinski, one of the more conservative democrats, treat

melissa. melissa: thank you, gerri, big number for tesla.sident trump's re-election bid was able to raise a total of $105 million in the second quarter of the year. that just blew away his democratic rivals who released their numbers. cassie smedley, joins us, rnc deputy director of communications. robin biro, former obama campaign regional director. cassie, speaking of president obama, this number when you combine it with the dnc, president obama running for re-election, that is better number. those two numbers were in mid '80s. this number is over 100 million. what does it tell us? is there wider message you say this will happen because the president has been able to raise this much money? >> or to look at the we're able to raise money as as a results of president. that is response to the enthusiasm. one number we have 15,000 new small donor numbers that came to us in the week of the president's relaunch. that speaks to the people hearing message. president, feeling results on their own lives. volunteering or yes, donating. that is great p

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back to melissa. >> melissa, understand that i'm not blaming you.'m asking you to help solve the problem, okay? >> there was blood on melissa and gunshot residue. >> just the truth is all i hope to get. >> melissa's friend, jamie, was there when she came out of the interrogation room. >> melissa just dropped to the floor when she saw me and she had a little bit of blood on her. she just said i didn't do this. i said i know you didn't do it. >> jamie knew there were others and not just the police who were very suspicious of melissa. >> she is the wife. she was laying in bed with him. it doesn't make sense that she was not shot. >> did melissa do it? i hope not. she could have. why wasn't she shot? >> i thought if she did commit the murder, she is going to make a mistake. you can only live that lie so long. >> soon investigators would discover a possible motive for murder. coming up -- >> the $400,000 policy. she had the motivation to want this to happen. >> when while they were sleeping continues. >> when while they were sleeping continues. but perha

melissa. melissa: hillary, thank you.nell: debt debate and mueller testimony both potentially impacting the trump 2020 race. marc lotter, trump 2020 director of strategic communications. this is being billed, mark, somehow a big week. how the news goes, every week is a big week. from the campaign perspective do you expect to be in a different position a week from now after we work our way through both issues than you are now? >> not necessarily. look, bob mueller he could testify for 10 hours. it won't change his conclusions, which is no obstruction, no collusion. no matter how much he talks those conclusions will remain the same. as it relates to the budget and spending caps, those are good things for government to work itself out. it means we'll eliminate, the threat that seems to be coming toward the end of the year every six weeks after so-called shutdown. that rattles the markets. so that is a good thing. connell: you get it past the election at least on the debt ceiling debate. i want to talk about where the campaig

melissa. his charm is wearing off a bit on investors. maybe not so much on investors but folks sending nasty things in the mail. the government says we need to regulate, maybe even break up some companies but i side with zuckerberg, these folk, facebook has a ton of data on its hands. there are more and more posts, new profiles created at facebook than anytime in history. they have a lot of work and it is not easy to blame the company on everything. melissa: they have a lot of data but so does everybody else. if you check in with data scientists lately, they're all tracking us. i think the facebook has, is when i'm hearing, is less precious than we were led to believe. data is everywhere now. >> totally agree. the one aspect of facebook, maybe i'm a ludite in some regards, i don't get, you don't have to use facebook. you could make an argument that you don't need to use google or anything else. i can't imagine life without google or waze. i use gmail. facebook i use it less and less. melissa:

>> melissa: let's see what happens.ecause we don't know. >> jessica: we need the world's biggest teleprompter to keep them on message. >> melissa: but that's my point, to say that he is politicizing it before he opens his mouth come your banking on it. >> jessica: >> jesse: so you wa? you want your people to go? >> lisa: as someone who has worked on political campaigns, every candidate and politician is going to go out and politicize the fourth of july in the sense that you will see them walking 4th of of july parades locally, with signs up saying "war and for president, harris for president." this is what politicians do. given that he's president of the united states, i don't want him to make a political tomorrow. i don't have a problem with him speaking. he's not the first president to make an appearance. harry truman did, also nixon did by video speech. >> jessica: but not over the lincoln memorial. >> lisa: i think we need more patriotism. gallup found that it's at a record low, primarily because democrats are dragg

efforts to try to negotiate with north korean, melissa. >> melissa: rich edson, thank you so much let me bring it to the couch come up buck, what you make of it? how significant to cross into the dnc and pull back a little bit? where do you think we are now as a result? >> buck: you have to start with the contacts because obviously high-stakes diplomacy and the president is looking for something of a miracle here. this is depicting one international relations problem that looks to be entirely intractable. you have had bipartisan and let's be honest about it, bipartisan failures stretching back three decades now. it is north korea. so this is what i think the president is doing correct, he has not lifted sanctions, has not decided to let up on north korea so there isn't this major economic incentive for them to try to do something. he is essentially throwing long bombs pardon the phrase in the end zone. he's actually trying to do something no one has done before and basically on personal relationship. that, i think, something we have to give him leeway to do because no one has been abl

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." first here is what is new this hour, sticking by his actions, labor secretary alex acosta speaking out for the first time this afternoon since the news broke that he played a part in cutting that lenient plea deal for jeffrey epstein, a well-known billionaire and convicted sex offender. we have the breaking headlines from acosta's defense. white house officials will try to revive stalled budget talks. we're live on capitol hill with a preview. >>> in new york city, look at that tens of thousands of fans cheering on the usa women's world cup champions today. what is next for the team and their fight for equal pay? connell: fox team coverage of all big stories. edward lawrence covering the fed chair admits his testimony. gerri willis at the new york stock exchange. edward let's start with you. reporter: connell, jay powell laid the groundwork for a fed rate cut and pegged it to undershooting inflation. he outlined the weakness in the economy centers around uncertainty with trade tension

melissa. melissa: preparing to ditch seattle. they are moving employees from to downtown washington. reporter: melissa, we said at the time it is likely to happen. amazon continues to grow at an amazing rate but seems like all of the new growth is happening outside of seattle, pretty much anywhere but seattle. the company said it will eventually hire 25,000 employees in virginia, while adding workers in boston, denver, austin, texas. perhaps more than 10,000 in bellevue, washington, a large suburb of seattle. the seattle city council passed and quickly repealed an audience charging them a fee for every employee in the city. one council auld amazon's founder enemy of the city. it would have cost amazon more than $12 million a year. the rationale, amazon was driving up wages, housing prices so much it was largely responsible for seattle's homeless problem. so it should pay to build subsidized housing for poor. a venture capitalist told the city council that they are chasing jobs away. >> amazon has been unfairly blamed for challeng

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. right now the at white house president trump sitting down with top republicans in the roosevelt room, his feud with freshmen congresswoman is intensifying. we'll bring you any headlines as they happen at this hour. big tech under fire on capitol hill. lawmakers taking shots at executives at facebook, amazon, amid fears the silicon valley giants have too much power. democrats on the campaign trail in iowa. the 2020 hopefuls making their pitch to voters on health care and drug prices. joe biden is even bringing back a familiar promise something that former president obama's lie of the year. why would you do that? ashley: i don't know. we'll get no that. doesn't seem to make sense. we have fox business team coverage. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange, phil flynn as always watching oil at the cme. edward lawrence, hillary vaughn covering numerous tech hearings on capitol hill. let's begin with gerri willis, all the day's goings on o

melissa: okay. james. thank you so much. >> thanks, melissa.issa: want to bring you some clarity on the breaking news so that joe biden, $11 million in 2017. that was according to his tax returns. okay? i don't know how that was different from what we told you before. we'll sort it out. >>> obamacare back in court this afternoon. a federal appeals court in new orleans is hearing arguments about the legality of the affordable care act which could impact the health care coverage of 20 million americans. let's go to fox news's casey stegall live in dallas with the latest. casey. reporter: melissa, as you know this now has been debated in court for years and years and the main focus of the legal challenge has been surrounding the individual mandate component of the affordable care act. critics called it, basically another tax because americans were financially penalized for not carrying health insurance. the u.s. supreme court upheld the law in 2012 but did call that mandate portion unconstitutional. so congress dropped the tax pennsylvania in the

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today, fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell. fox nation host, tomi lahren. holding up her new book right there! called "never play dead." it had stores today. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. during the last joining us on the couch, at king's college in new york city, brandenburg. thank you for joining us. a good day to have you here we've got a lot going on, let's get to it. this first story, very serious. the video is shocking. left as antifa protesters pummeling anti-ngo over the week and a portland, oregon, beating him in the face and delivering violent kicks before spraying te defenseless journalist with milk shakes that were reportedly laced with crack-drying cement and dangerous chemicals. that journalist, andy ngo, describing to our own tucker carlson how he was attacked from behind without provocation and no police intervention. >> we were a literal stone's throw away from portland's most important institutions of the rule of law. the court houses, the sheriff

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melissa. melissa: total international streaming memberships 156.1 million. go ahead. connell: guys, reaction is quick and to the downside. john meyer, i will start with you, revenue in the current quarter may be a little bit light but not much. possibly the outlook is something that investors are looking at more. what do you take away from numbers we have so far? >> i think it all has to do with the outlook here. i do remain bullish on netflix in the long term. however i have hesitation around the stock in the short to medium term. that is due to competition rolling out this year. i think one of the players that is extremely underrated with this is apple. their heavy focus on a small mum number, compelling chosen movies, opposite what netflix is doing, throwing a bunch of paint on the wall, figure out what works. a cost of extreme amount of money, a prolonged worry. connell: an issue for the company, jonathan, how much money it spend. you have a totally different landscape. >> whether at&t, di

. >> melissa: fox news alert. new reaction from the squad after house reaction tweets president trump sent in dispute with four democratic congresswoman. now alexandria ocasio-cortez and her colleagues are keeping up the fight. this is outnumbered and i'm melissa francis. here today my partner harris faulkner. fox news contributor emily compagno. former ohio senate democratic minority leader capri cafaro and joining us on the couch, the man who likes to get himself in a lot of jesse hot water. co-host of "the five" and host of hot waters world. >> jesse: i like hot "watters' world." >> melissa: can you interpret it different ways. >> jesse: i know which way i'm going to interpret it. >> melissa: house speaker nancy pelosi took to the floor to call for a vote to rebuke the president in controversial tweets. in interview this morning the squad ramping up their criticism of the president. >> he is only occupying the space. he does not embody the principles, the responsibility, the grace, the integrity of a true presi

>> melissa: sooner or later you're going to be right.tion if you are yelling "the sky is falling" every single day. >> emily: i think given her background on anti-corporations that she is a hammer that sees everything as a nail, when i heard this. i think this is honestly bordering on kind of bizarre fearmongering, that voters at this point were either dismissed or mock, frankly, because it's t data at this point. whether she is right in five years. >> harris: before we go on, some are arguing that we could see a recession. and you say what to them? >> melissa: i say the federal reserve has changed their stance to the point that they are proactively trying to prevent this from happening. you will see how good they are at that. we generally see a pullback every ten years. we are statistically do for one. i don't see signs out there that it has happened. while you are saying is, "boy, we haven't seen one in the long time, so we will see one now." the fed is working hard in the other direction. when we got it. the trump administration takin

i'll pass. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> melissa: the u.s.brating their world cup victory today, meeting fans up close with the ticker tape parade through the canyon of heroes right here in new york city. this, as the team cocaptain, megan rapinoe, says she would reject any invitation to come to the white house. >> i would not go, and every teammate i've talked to specifically about it would not go. i don't think anyone on the team has any interest in lending the platform that we worked so hard to build, the things we fight for and the way that we live our lives, i don't think we want that to be co-opted or corrupted by this administration. >> melissa: senate minority leader chuck schumer says the team has accepted an invitation to visit capitol hill. in the meantime, former u.s. women's soccer player brandi chastain says the team has the right to choose where they want to go, but they are missing a larger opportunity. >> this is "to each his own," to be honest with you. in my opinion. having him into the white house multiple times, going to

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but i agree with you, melissa, that the pressure is going to be higher than ever before. >> melissa:ht nancy pelosi had kind of talked to everybody behind-the-scenes, it seemed like, and had calmed down a lot of that pressure. on the talk your hearing today s that it was different. because that was mueller. and this is his character, it goes to the very core of what america is about. this is a new reason to impeach him. when they said that, it gets you thinking. he's really wanting this to happen and i don't know that it's a good or smart strategy but i think he thinks it is. >> harris: why do you think that? >> because he's begging it to happen. he wants it to happen so badly. he wants them to get together and do it. he just thinks it's going to play really well for him. it's as irresistible to him as it is to the far left. they want to have this. >> harris: this is other politics, that would ask a different question. whether the president would walk down i want this or not. we will set that aside. the question would be, is this a strategy that allows the democrats to crack up and s

respectfully, and -- >> melissa: can i respond to that? disagree with everything you just said, not surprisingly. the reason they hadn't violated it is because they could basically do anything they want. another obama-biden lie would be anytime, anywhere inspections. it's like "if elected keep your doctor, you can keep your doctor." it wasn't any time, anywhere. it was only where iran said. that didn't include military installations where they were most likely doing this work. eventually when there were enough complaints, they allow the iranians to collect their own samples. president obama told us they will be able to go through the real inspectors. they collected their own samples. this is one reason why -- >> jessica: but there's no evidence. >> melissa: they won't let anyone go there. it wouldn't have. you have to go there and get the sample. and that's -- >> jessica: then why did they keep saying they weren't right violating the deal? people part of the trump administration saying that they weren't violating it? >> melissa: because it

>> melissa: contributor jessica tarlov. in the center seat today, host of "bull & bears" on the fox business network, david asman. my former partner! >> david: i love it when you say that! [laughter] is to be when he is "outnumbered." i understand the bulls are running. >> david: the bull's-eye running big time. keep pushing the envelope. [laughter] >> harris: we are having a big day. >> melissa: we've got a great catch. let's get fired up and get started. a growing rift amongst house democrats after house speaker nancy pelosi recently slammed four far-left freshman democrats, including o ocasio-cortez, for voting against the recent board to bill build. loc suggesting the members had a following more limited than their twitter accounts might indicate. that's some shade. but oh, sue cortez pushing back on pelosi's criticism, and upping the ante yesterday, telling "the washington post," "when these comments first started, a kind of thought she was keeping the progress of flank at more of an arms distance in order to protect m

watch here we go. >> melissa: any second. it's coming! >> kennedy: let's do it. >> harris: i can have a microphone. >> melissa: we can hear it. >> there is now -- [indistinct] >> can you tell the constituent constituents -- >> reporter: congresswoman, when you talk to young women like this, do you worry about the rhetoric today when you talk to her? >> she is now becoming a citizen in the country, for four years years. i want to make sure every single person who is in this country who is aspiring to become part of the american fabric, understands that nothing this president says should be taken to heart. we are americans as much as everyone else. this is our country, and we are where we belong. and i told people on my election night, in the great state of minnesota, we don't just welcome refugees -- we send them to represent us in washington. and as much as he is spewing his fascist ideology on stage, telling you as citizens to go back because they don't agree with his detrimental policies for our country, we tell people that here in the

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>> melissa: there is.lways wonder about the polls because i don't know who they are asking, so i have a hard time putting a lot of weight in that. i would say that the biggest place where the president has made people feel it is turning the obama administration, the divide between rich and poor grew dramatically. the rich got richer, the poor got poorer. median income fell. under this president we seen wages rise faster, for those of the lower end of the economic scale, and in the middle you're talking about lobbying and mining, the service industry. not people who are making minimum wage. it's not about the $15, its people and the whole bottom half. there wages rose. and this is something that people have felt. the st. louis fed reporting for the obama recovery, this is the worst recovery from a recession ever. generally have this b-shaped recovery. one thing's style, the jet fuel back. we didn't see that. it's a lack of relation. we don't have enough people to fill all the jobs that we have out there. >>

melissa: i'm melissa francis. we have more on the big market movers but here is what is happening this hour, president trump sitting down with republican senators in the state dining room to discuss possible sanctions against turkey. we'll bring you any breaking headlines from the president this hour. >>> on capitol hill the senate passing the 9/11 first-responders bill which will give a financial lifeline to thousands of american heroes. the latest on the state of play, what happens next. >>> plus a new prime minister for the uk. the challenges ahead for bore rest johnson amid heightened tensions with iran and increased pressure to finally pass a brexit plan. we'll see. i have my doubts. what about you. connell: everybody gets a shot at that. fox team coverage, blake burman at white house, wills wells on the floor of the new york stock exchange and edward lawrence on capitol hill. with breaking news on china talks, edward's let's start with you. reporter: senior administration official tells me the face-to-face t

>> melissa: but what will he say when he asks oliver questions?gin of the dusty. >> melissa: all those kinds of things. he said he won't talk outside the report. maybe you keep repeating that. >> brian: i have a theory -- i don't think he knows the report table. i think he was like the king of england, he put his subjects to go to it. he organized it. i don't think he lived and drained it. andrew weitzman is the one who put though thing together. hired the lawyer's, and execute executed. >> harris: but he had to representative william barr on that friday. i don't know about that. >> brian: we are about to see. if he doesn't have all the answers. you've seen it so many times, ceos to really get involved in the day-to-day planning. >> there clearly so many outstanding questions, it's a good thing for him to be held to account by both parties. it's not satisfactory enough that he didn't decide to prosecute. that he didn't go the declination. he went for the middle of the road, which left more questions than answers. >> harris: is it important that bo

>> melissa, thank you very much. this morning, fairfax county police are investigating the death of a young construction worolr. >> we're this young man who was younger than 18 years oldie while simply doing his job. this was a construction site on solitary lane in mclean. police say a second construction worker was also injured. the ditch that they were working in somehow collapsed. chopper 4 flew over that site and you can see it right here on your reen. news 4 spoke with the man who lives near that site and he says he often sees those workers and never noticed any unsafe conditions. >> t seemed be really managed, coordinated type of effort going on. personers go out for th who lost their life. >> here is more video from that scene. you see the police tape there. it's not clear how old the worker was who died, but virginia child labor laws say you have to be at least 16 to work in construction. the other worker who was trapped peis excted to be okay. >> wow. >>> plus say the same person isa behind se burglaries in

>> melissa, thank you. >>> an alleged drug dealer was already in handcuffs when a montgomery county police officer slammed his head io the pavement. >> now that officer is facing charges. news 4 justin finch is lve at montgomery county police headquarters in gaithersburg with more on this story. justin, good morning. >> reporter: erin, eun, good morning. you might recall when that video came out. montgomery county police said investigation would be carriedo out took more into that video and perhaps the use of excessive force. nowit appears that probe has yieldedch ges. that's officer kevin morris you're seeing in the video now facing a charge of second degree assault and also misconduct while in office. that clip first shown on twitter last week and then widely on social media. t appears to show officer morris slamming that man on to the ground, kneeing him in the head. also covering his face with a t-shirt there. the subject is 19-year-old arnaldo. he was arrested after trying to sell mushrooms to an under

let's talk traffic with melissa. tod morning, melissa. >> good morning you. taking a look right now one closure this morning. we're talking about capital heights, aon road near ronald road, all traffic stopped both directions because of that accident. fairfax old lee highway near rebel run, downed trees and power lines. 66 into town and out of town and 95 northbound and southbound you can see we don't have any problems. inner loop, outer lo of the beltway, earlier road work has cleared so nothing in your way there. northbound 270 after f hurley boulevard we have the center of the roadblocked by a work zone, milling and paving project. the work zone is goneut we still have pretty uneven rough pavement for you. just a warning if you're headed northbound out of town today, eun? >> thank you, melissa. >>> the country is getting ready to celebrate tomorrow will likely be the busiest independence day in d.c. that any of us can remember. it will include pbs annual capital fourth, dress rehearsal will begin in a couple of hours and megan mcgrath will give us a previe

melissa: right. that point, tracking the metrics, it seems we have been u.s.rily got through the plan, referring back to the speech for lack of definition or a engagement -- definitionary u. plan, referring back to the outcomes and objectives and what the outcomes might be for their own security force develop an. wherehere been instances we have gotten that right? maybe at the tactical level that your report and illuminated? or was a complete across the board? have gotten itwe correctly uncertain capabilities. air capability that we were able to assess overtime. worst of looking at the right metrics for some of those things. one, we did not include the afghans in deciding what to look worst of lookingat. but the second thing is that the advisor himself is grading himself and there is not an independent assessment team that we recommended that the port -- , i judge myself and don't judge the activities overtime. in your prior comment in terms of the tension between short-term operational, battle drive

melissa, i hope you have something to say. >> we he a couple things happening. branch avenue crash on the left side. not seeing a actual slow-down here. that's good thing. westbound 50 at the anacostia bridge. little bit of delay in both east and westbound delays. blad bladensbridge. arlington north key boulevard quinn and north oak street water main break. >>> a mtgomery county police officer faces serious charges after video shows a man being kneed in the head during an arrest. >>he video first surfaced last week on social media shows a handcuffed suspect on the ground outside a mcdonald's. then you c see officer kevin morris forced the man's head to the he is charged with official misconduct and second degree assault. this is the second controversial video involve agamont montmery county. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> this was the scene last night. about a dozen people demonstrated in support of change in the montgomery county police department. >> well, it makes me concerned and worried as a person of color. any time you h

melissa, back to you. >> rahel, thank you.ahel solomon back at headquarters another victim of the china trade war here anybody trade in this stock? >> not trading in this stock, but it is stock that really if you think about a time when we would be concerned about high multiple stocks, there's nothing cheap here but it is a $21 billion company that's involved in essentially medical devices and orthopedics, et cetera, that truly has a global franchise seeing some of those price pass-throughs to the consumer is something i'm sure we have hae not seen yet. >> much more on the other big earnings movers after hours including tesla, las vegas sands and paypal amazon gearing up for its own report tomorrow. one trader reporting could see a pop in the stocks. we will see much more "fast" right after this (lively music) - [student] my degree from snhu has helped me tremendously. the flexible class schedules allow me to run my catering business and be a mom and parent. breakthrough at snhu.edu. i inadvic ♪ >>> well cull back to "fast mon

melissa? >> thank you, chuck.rand new problemhat has quickly become quite an issue frederick, eastbound 70 as you're approaching 15 340 and 270 only the l l

melissa mollet is starting by with your first 4 traffic. we want to start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell.t >> the las couple of nights, the few folks have had to get weather the last few nights have gotten dumped on with period of heavy rain and parts of a congressional golf course yesterday in montgomery county was flooded four things you need to know. not too bad this morning but likely to be a very stormy afternoon and evening commute home. 3:00 to midnight tonight, possibly severe weather. cool and showers tomorrow. how nice do those two word sound on a summer day after this long stretch?sc rumptious weather for wednday and beautiful weather thursday but we have to debt through today first. a chance for severe weather from richardto new england. thunderstorms in the predawn hours and western pennsylvania. part of the front. the front, its, may not geto the washington area in i-95 until sunrise tomorrow morning. ed tookheatndex today only feelg like 100 degrees. that is before the storms roll in, melissa. >> looking forward t

melissa, back to you. i know you're monitoring a lot of other issues that we are seeing around the are here. >> we have other problems. here is a look at those. sound like they have one lane open at that fairfax staon crash. >>> it's raining out there this morning. even though it's too soon to know, it could be a role in these crash. >> absolutely. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck noell is joining us what are you seeing, chuck? >> four thing to know on your tuesday. i think you'll like most of them. off to a wet start. heavy rain late last night has moved out. there is still a lot of puddles around. shower linger into the afternoon but it's going to be so much cooler today. in the 70s for high temperatures with the cloud and the rain today. there is the rain we are dealing with late morning and afternoon hours. all of the rain across the enandoah valley and roanoke and far southwest virginia. till not a whole lot of rain impacting the immediate metro area yet. that will change here over about the next hour

>> melissa, thank you. >>> 6:22. don't let the rain threat stop you, there is plenty to do to celebrate the fourth of july tomorrow. next up, some of the fun events happening around the region. >>> tune this afternoon for ellen at 3 and keep it here for news 4 at 4. that's all this afternoon on nbc 4. >> announcer: you're wating "news 4 today." >>> 6:25 dmou. news 4 is launching a new segment, "the scene" all abouti n life, fashion, dining and all the fun things to do around e region. there is so much to do. tom mmy mcfly will do it each weekt s week include visiting george washington's ferry farm. >> reporter: why not celebrate america's birthday at george washington's boyhood home. i'm tommy mcfly with "the scene 10 to 4 at the berry farm, celebrate where george washington grew up.he tre will be tours of george's home. you can watch patriotic flag retirement ceremonies and interact with colonial reenactors. educational aspect if the who e family plus crafts, games, hands on activities you are going to love it. all

i'm melissa lee.ou are watching "fast money" on cnbc we will be back after this quick break. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money" shares of chip makers qualcomm and lam research moving lower in after hours following reports after the bell let's get to jon fortt with the latest from the companies. jon. >> lam research is basically in line on top and beat on the bottom qualcomm missed on top and beat on the bottom. investors weren't thrilled with guidance from either one qualcomm is a bigger fish so let's start there. two things are hurting them, fresh love for huawei in china and slowdown here is the ceo on the call. >> as a result of the export ban, huawei shifted their emphasis to building market share in the domestic china market where we do not see the corresponding benefit in product or licensing revenue in addition, our customers in the china market are working through their existing 4g inventory and deemphasizing their second half 20194g launches as they shift priorities to their 5g launches in

"power lunch" with tyler matheson and melissa lee begins now. >> i'm melissa lee breaking news on the economy moments away in the meantime, where we stand right now. the s&p 500 down by a quarter of a percent, the biggest loser of the major three indices. to steve liesman for the beige book report. >> expanded at a modest pace some districts have seen healthy expansion. others said activity declined modestly or was flat overall, however, the outlook was positive for modest growth in the months ahead. two very big issues in the beige book here. tariffs and labor shortages. i'll go through each separately. on the tariff issue, widespread concerns about trade-related uncertainty. you heard the federal reserve chairman talk about that quite a bit. there were some increases in input costs from tariffs and rising labor costs, as well. but competition was set to restrain the ability of the manufacturing of those payment tariffs or higher labor compensation to pass that along. some of the details we saw was like philly and cleveland. richmond said there was strong volume at ports as there wer

first, let's talk about the road with melissa. >> good morning. right now silver spring southbou georgia avenue at the beltway, police investigation on the right so see slightest dlely on the ride southbound. through prince george's county into and out ofown no problem. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. >>> breaking news in prince george's county. >> a police say they investigating a deadly shooting and jummy olabanji is at the live disk with the latest. >> good morning. detectives say they are working to piece together exactly what happened overnight but here is what we do know right now. police say they responded to a shooting in the 88 block of rich rough road at 10:30 last night. we are told a man was found lying on the ground when police got there and detective are working to figure out a positive motive and suspect in this case. anyone with information is asked to contactri the pe george's county police. >>> we have an update to breaking news we brought you last night at 11:00. pepcogworked overniht to restore power toan thousds of s cutomers. p

melissa, back to you. >> thanks, josh lipton, in cupertino.uy adami, we go with apple here >> it is a great quarter here is what i mentioned josh mentioned margins gross margins for the company were spot in line. i guess it is okay news. the really good news, services came in close to 70% the higher margin business, now services is 21.2% of the overall revenue mix. that's a really good thing there are some things you can nitpick with yes, wearable is much better, iphones maybe a slight disappointment the guidance is great. how do you trade the stock at 2.17 and change? it is coming up against the level we saw last year august the high was 227 1/2 or so does it fail here? my sense is it might be in for a pause. >> expectations were low going into particularly the revenue services number. >> remember, it was a stock down 40% last year, it was down 20% in may so the response here i think is very telling of a bar being very low. when i look at the action here, getting above 215 after hours is a breakout i think it will give a run at the old high y

melissa?ound at clarksburg road and faer hurley has cleared and everything is looking good northbound and southbound. no big problems. 66 inbound from manassas to the beltway nothing in your way. same situation if you're heading westbound. 95 northbound and southbound also rolling along pretty nicely. if you're heading to the beach soproblems on the bay bridge might good to know if you're leaving early this morning. prince george's county everything is rolling along quite well. >>> chances are you weren't f around the -- we are talking about the lunar landing. >> maybe you were. >> a lot of people probably were. we will tell you about the stuff going on ts weekend. honey, this gig-speed internet is ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. the romeros. patels. the wahh-the-wahh wolanske's. right. no one is going to have internet like this. xfinity makes keeping up with the joneses sile. easy. awesome. want gig-spe

melissa? >> thank you, chuck. brand new problemhat has quickly become quite an issue frederick, eastbound 70 as you're approaching 15 340 and 270 only the left lane is getting by the work zone there. so very quickly you started to get jammed here. as we're reaching00 a.m., about a three-mile backup right now. hopefully this work zone gets out of the way and everything sort of releases soon. >>> boyds 117, buck lodge road at moore, lanes blocked there because of the sinkhole and wk zone. 270 northbound, southbound looks okay. outer loop at k,braddocleft lane is still getting by that work zone. little bit of a delay there on the screen. and fairfax westb66nd after 123 right lane blocked disabled vehicle through prince georges coty we look good. 95 and maryland no is tes. >>nk you, melissa. >>> 5:01. the third street tunnel here in the district is open this morning after a gunman opened fire on another driver in the middle of traffic. >> police are still trying to find a shooter. news 4 justin finch is at the tunnel

good morning, melissa. >> good morning. falls church, left lane blocked by the work zone inner loop near 66. nothing in your way, nothing to much in about here too this morning. as we take a look elsewhere, here you go, clarksburg 270 after father hurley middle of the lane blocked by a work zone. 66 and 95ki l okay. old lee highway near rebel run downed tree and power lines. eun? >> thank you. >>> america is getting ready to celebrate the 243rd birthday of this nation. thousands are expected to celebrate the fourth here in the nation's capital. >> and this year's celebration will include what the president calls a salute to amertha. e will be a display of the country's military power. take a look at new cell phone video showing mil taryks that will be on display tomorrow. then check this out, this video shows those tanks in place at the lincoln memorial. tomorrow's program will include 24 dierent aircraft representing each branch of the military. president trump will make a 20-minute speech at the lincoln memorial. all of t

kicking things off is melissa. melissa: guys, it is the middle of the week.bout coffee. , which has become one of commodities'biggest stars this year. . rebeccaium has risen -- premium has risen -- the arabica premium has risen as many managers have been cutting their bearish bets by more than 50% since may. it is because it has gotten colder in the sale and the real has strengthened, so we will have to see what is brewing for the beans. for now, things are looking up. maybe not so much if you are a coffee drinker, though. rishaad: ok. what have you got brewing, alfred? alford: the chart i have today is very straightforward. lfred: it tells you what is behind the slump in prices in recent years. starteding volumes piling up in the shanghai market before the slump in london. it is telling you that the rising roles of chinese speculative traders in the metal market is not the first time and it will not be the last time? david: alfred, a clarification what happens when chinese traders turn bearish is one of the subtitles you have on your chart. so you didn't ans

>> melissa, thank u. the third street tunnel is open this morning after a gunman opened fire on another driver in the middle of traffic. >> ptrice are stillng to find the shooter in an apparent road rage incident. this happened on a busy stretch that runs right under h theeart of downtown washington just before the massachusetts avenue exit tuesday afternoon. a witness told us that ford suv rear ended a smaller honda around 3:00 p.m. yesterday. you can see the crash caused serious damage to the onda. the car stopped and both drivers left their cars. >> exited their vehicles. there was an argument that occurred on scene, on the scene of the accident. and a gun was introduced into this argument. and our complaintant was actually shot. >> we're told the victim is inc itical condition. olice shut down the road for hours and there were several witnesses but no arrests so far. >>> new this morning in the district, it appears police have cracked a series of sexual assault cases all more than a decade old. 41-yea

good morning, melissa. >> good morning to you.is one is still ankhappeningi and let you know when thetr cotion clears. in and out of town, no worries. same situation 95, route 129, bw parkway everything is rolling along nicely. 66 and 95, no .worri >>> it's a good time to fill up up your gas tank. e average price is down 2:00 cen two cents a gallon according to a lundberg survey. >>> washington, d.c. has now been ranked as one of the most expensive places to live in the. world san francisco came out as the single most expensive city in the whole world to move to.s new york i number three. los angeles is number 12. and, washingtonc. is number 14 with boston at eight. that is surprising. researchers look at the priceso housing and moving expenses and rent expense and utility expenses. london, miami, pis in the top 25. we beat out london? >> apparently. >> that is pretty >> i think these places, everybody wants to bet there a the center of where activity is. you got to do something to weed people out. >> i'msryx not surprised by san.