we look for where the moster have bant response is, by a 2-1 margin, it's with the disapproval. and then then we looked of course at republicans because this is the president's own partisans, don. and take a look that the, this is republicans only. how they answered if they strongly approved of the president over time. in february, 73% of republicans strongly approved of his job performance. in march, it was 69%. now it's done to 69% of republicans who strongly approve. he's still at 84% of strong republicans. this is the chink is in his armor, the moster have vant report among republicans is diminishing here. >> what's your reaction here. what's going on? >> well during the campaign, he was around 80% in most public polling, then on election day, he wound up with 90% of the republican vote. ultimately, republicans decided it's worth to vote for someone we have questions about because we to want save the supreme court seat. the question now is why did he get 90 on election day and now back in the low 80s? if you look inside the poll, the one issue that's hurting him is clear, it

. >> moster lines fees for changing flights for affected travelers. >> definitely a headache really a nightmare for folks in texasment for the partly in our area not bad. >> things are looking great there and down south not so g especially for the next coming days, right, gwen. >> you're absolutely right. we had a spectacular weekend hre if only we could have said that about texas and not the case. as monster storm continues to pound the area it's now starting to spread even more towards louisiana. and they are going to be definitely under gun. right now see the infrared satellite shot showing this storm system spread a lot more towards areas of northeast and to the east so therefore, you're starting to see a lot of more rainfall hit louisiana as well. here's a look at spin of it as eye lot of this storm is over water unfortunately and that's not a good thing because it's getting a pretty good on shore flow and just continuing to have more aes to precipitation to just dump inland. right now we have tropical storm warnings in effect and tornado watches and warnings as well and that's a

they're critical of trump they should be critical of the only time i saw them cheering for trump moster you know i'm not not pox news but c.n.n. m.s.m. he was when he started bombing syria it was just so ready to use the mother of all bombs in afghanistan as well general or weapons deals massive weapons deals with was saudi arabia which i want to get to now from trouble in. to saudi arabia and he until are certain stood there alongside of the royal family as they said iran doesn't have democracy and they don't. support terrorism while their stated were saudi arabia where no run just had its elections and reelected a moderate and saudis don't even bother to have elections talk a little about the weapons deal and what's going on so the river will you know which weapons deal their weapons deal do not only weapons deal they were under obama a lot forty two to saudi arabia so this is not something new but. trump wants to take it to new levels and sign just extraordinary weapons sales to saudi arabia now there has been for the first time really some pushback in congress and maybe because it's

out past the 30 and breaking, making the first down and a lot more with rocking most are -- rahem moster last preseason game thursday night. >>> floyd mayweather a the third athlete turn over $1 billion. and conor mcgregor gets $300 million for that fight, and making that money through pay- per-view, ticket sales and enjoy . -- and endorsements. he is the only other athlete to make above $1 billion. conor mcgregor goes home a winner and set to make $100 million from the saturday night fight and mcgregor lasted an impressive 10 rounds.>>> let's get back to rosemary and another hot day for the bay area, especially inland. crossing the century mark in a number of cities. >> yes, but not getting worse with temperatures coming down slightly today. we will see a cooldown tuesday and wednesday before we rebound again. taking a look outside the doors where we talk about the spare- the-air and another spare-the- air data worry about inland. the inner east bay as south bay is where the air-quality is or -- very poor. if you are sensitive, be aware. san francisco mostly clear with a lot of sunshine

we knew there would be a few but mostere and there, kenyans have no appetite for violence. even if they perceive anything in the system. as i mentionedkenyans have no ar violence. earlier, kenyans were traumatized by the events in 2007. i am not too old, but i don't the queen have seen anything close to 2007. after that time, majority of theans will not allow country to slide back. whatever happened during this election. voters who are determined to step was the ballot and maintain the peace. we do have a few protesters here and there, that was expected, it will always happen. kenya is not about to burn up. happen, think it will it does not matter who tries to incite them into violence. >> while they are waiting for that, everything considered, i completely agree with you. i think the first winners are kenyan people. almost 80% of older turnout. you don't get that tests of voter turnout. turnout.er you don't get that in other countries, you don't get that in the u.s. to do that and exercise their rights, that was a display of knowledge, of knowing that this is our right and

the at moster if is juiced up right now. that should clear out nicely and everybody will the back for brad paisley. we had severe weather going on the last 24 hours. this is los angeles. a flash flood, six inches of rain in about three hours. there were high water rescues. unbelievable stuff. folks surrounded by water. they could not get out. speaking of continucerts, la la mrooz sa going on in chicago. the crowds had to evacuate. heavy rain, moving on out. let's look at what's going on. we're watching the storm systems push through. making their way through the northeast. not only what we had earlier and what's going on now. then, we'll get more storms with this cold front pushing through, from chicago, cleveland, on into here, into tonight, on into the northeast and new england tomorrow morning. and along the gulf, we have heavy rain, high moisture, fueling this along a stationary front. some areas in the panhandle of florida going to see four to six inches of rain. we're going to >>> and that majority of that rain did pus

june we'll also going to be hearing from two fed officials today cleveland fed president loretta mosterisco fed president john williams. >> get you caught up on the broader markets in the economy as we count down to key jobs data on friday joining us is david bianco chief investment strategist for the americas at deutsche asset management and covering the economic side sheryl myers head of u.s. economics at the bank of america merrill lynch global research welcome. >> thank you >> thank you >> we've had some discussions already about the fed. we didn't really talk as much as i guess we should about friday's numbers. great number last time, right, was it similar this time >> it was really strong. we think we're already right at 200,000 this month which would be a pretty strong number it shows that the trend is job growth running about 185,000 or so well in excess of what we need to keep up with population growth and keep the unemployment rate constant. to me i think that the important numbers in the report is not only the head line, it's what's happening with the unemployment rate, what'