this is a 32-foot long fiberglass and plywood orbing ca, a model of a killer whale. originally built as a float for parades and advertisement for a whale watching company. they are creating quite a nuisance. sea lions don't like orbing cas, and it is hoped that getting this one in the water, near those sea lions can scare them away from the docks. this is the gentlemen that will be driving it. you are climb into this thing and drive it. >> i am going to drive it. >> he is going to sit up here where jake is, he is going to have a little nine horse motor, maybe a little bit better there will be sounds emanating from this, of killer whales. those are the locals up here, that spent a lot more time out on the coast we will see if any of those works and scares the heck out of those sea lions. it should be happening any time. al al jazeera, belling ham washington. >> well, the scandal at fifa has soccer in the public eye. it has been dominating the headlines and even satirical talk shows. in fact, fifa's interest was based in the old being right behind my camera man and tha

was falling at a rate of 2 inches per hour, that is why it caused the flash flooding the ground can't orb sosh that, the sunshine is back and we have a rain cooled 78 degrees, the high today was 86 and allentown 78 and millville 78 and dover 82 and reading 78 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar shows a warm front moving through triggering showers and thunderstorms, that cold frop moves through later tonight and fortunately by then we lose the daytime heating and that line of storms should be weakening 8:30 tonight we see spotty thunderstorms at 2:30, is when we get another round of thunderstorms and then the weather settles down tomorrow and partly sunny skies in the afternoon and a couple of pop-up showers and perhaps an isolate the thunderstorm in the poconos but not an active day like today. if you are heading down the shore, a moderate risk of rip currents don't go swimming when the lifeguards are not on duty, a high of 82 degrees down the shore, the shore really missing out on the severe weather today. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow a few morning show

orb chronic debilitateing paint. >>> camden county is installed 900 l.e.d. bulbs along roads in six towns today. camden county says it's going to save taxpayers is total of $100,000 a year. >>> last time we checked it was hard to see the road in some areas because of the fog. >> we see the fog in the camera behind us. let's see how the traffic camera are looking the jessica boyington. >> we're seeing fog around parts of the lehigh valley. right now we're looking at 95 around broad street to take a check and see how the volume is doing. it's still okay. headed southbound here about a 13-minute trip. northbound from the vine street expressway up to wood haven, everything moving along great. currently no problems. we have a problem out in philadelphia, 52 nt street north and south bond is still closed due to an earlier water main break. you can see market street to get by. that will be your best bet this morning. out on new jersey on the 42 freeway, if you're headed northbound route 55 about a four-minute trip. currently no problems there. as for the rest of th

question, father's day looks like it's going to be a little bit of a soaker from the city stott shore, orbs, we have nice days in between. take a look at outside right now, mostly cloudy skies there are showers firing up on stormscan3, but most of them dying out fairly quickly. we will see areas of fog overnight as well. on stormscan3 you can see we have on our triple sweet going, we have some heavy showers and thunderstorms along the eastern shore of maryland moving toward northeast. delaware you can see few showers overnight. reading, berks county central bucks, seeing some rain showers you could see a few of these moving toward the east. seeing rain with limerick with few sprinkles, that's overnight tonight. during the day tomorrow. great improvement. this is all associated with a warm front, so mile temperatures overnight, allentown 68. philadelphia still 71 dover 72. down the shore, temperatures mainly in the 60s, rehoboth even with the on shore flow at 73. overnight tonight, few spotty showers by tomorrow morning, some morning fog, giving way to sunshine by afternoon. looking pretty g

doctors at orb ner health system are testing a number of them. including the apple watch with the high risk patients and the early results are impressive. >> john hogue was never one to count calories. mobile devices and health apps are finally helping him get his diet and diabetes under control after years of nagging from his doctor. >> i would go to the doctor and say yes, sir and i listened to all the good advice then i would go down the street and have a poor boys. >> then his cardiologist prescribed mobile apps that got loaded on to his phone and now on to his apple watch at the hospital's version of a genius bar. >> i struggle with my weight honestly. it's made me more aware of what i'm eating. >> nonprofit os ner is trying to coax its patients to get healthier. >> there's over 100,000 health and well necessary apps on the market. there's been data to say 50% are not very useful. we'd like to feature the one that is we and others found helpful to patients. >> the hospital is conducting a trial with patients like this man using apps and mobi

. >> what is that bright orb in the sky? >> and it may continue through the weekend. >> i think it will. i really think we've got a pretty good weekend coming up over the next couple of days. isolated shower tomorrow and that's pretty much it. outside right now a very nice night. down towards the airport temperatures currently around 70 degrees, and that is higher than we've been the last three days in a row with temperatures only topping out in the low to mid-60s in the afternoon. right now 70 and winds out of the west at 3 miles per hour. under some partly cloudy skies. 36 leesburg and 67 annapolis and 67 down towards the pawtuxet river. we do have a couple of showers, nothing in and around the d.c. area and back to the west and shenandoah valley and towards virginia, will continue to move south and east. showers are continuing to die as they move on down to the south and east. you can actually see them. back towards the west there was thunderstorm activity earlier and they are drifting right on down to the south. it's wit

and secondly, because orb times you know, impartial distribution of aid is not able to happen in yep.voys are stopped by different armed groups who do not want us to deliver on the other side because they are the enemy. gets being access on the ground is extremely crucial for us, that's why the icrc keeps talking to all the parties in em vinnie. the coalition, all the groups inside yemen and this is how we work every day on the ground. >>> greece's prime minister is due to restart talks with creditors as he tries to hash out a deal to avoid default on the ground his country's massive debt. late night talks on wednesday failed to find a solution as greece's debt has rejected the late of the plans greece needs to pay one point fountain million euros or risk being declared in default and be forced out of the euro zone potentially. john has this update from athens. >> reporter: the greek delegation issued a statement late last night which is a sum rift proceedings. it says that it's a its creditors has proposed a new deal shift are shirting the burden to veil workers and pensioners in a u

as long as china and russia shore up their banks, obviously being in a different orb. can we please at least wait for real dip before we buy the dip. that is the prudent thing. be patient, wait for stocks to come down. i think you get your chance. but if there is another opening tomorrow no dice. doug in colorado. >> caller: i've been looking at gold again since its taken such a hit. is it a good buy? and if so what form? do you buy coins, funds? >> you would buy the actual bouillon if you wanted to. gold shouldn't have been up more but there is always a place for gold. rand gold is cheaper than the price it's selling. everybody else is losing a lot of money. bill in michigan. >> caller: with the price of b.p. the clean up spill being reported between 68 and 66 billion dollars, what do you think that is going to do tot the price of the stock and the dividend. >> i thought that decision was outrageous. kind a dealt a blow to my thinking that b.p. could perhaps have a good 2015/16. so we'll have to stay away. what a series of bad breaks. but then again, if you are an env

the sun comes up in a hazy tropical orange orb, and you're not working. you're not on a schedule.o the beach when the sun isn't right overhead yet because the beach faces east, the sun sparkles on the water. and the sparkle is very nice. so, positive. ♪ >> you're the template for the rock star, meaning other rock stars sort of look to you to figure out how should i behave? along with that, look, even at its -- even if you're broke, you're a guy at various points in life has pretty much been one way or the other have been able to have a lot of things ordinary people would never have. you've had many, many adventures. >> i know -- >> given that, what thrills you? >> the nicest stuff right now, this is very embarrassing, but it's really -- being loved. and actually appreciating the people that are giving that to me. ♪ i don't see any birds at all here today. it's so quiet. >> is this the reward phase of your life or is it just dumb [ muted ]? >> it is moosly is a reward phase for stuff i did up until the age of 30. stuff you had to do on instinct and not intelligence. >> see, i think

the concept that changes color and when it comes to be in contact with a sexually transmitted disease orb infection. the students behind the idea won first prize in that competition along with $1,500 and a chance to meet prince andrew. but okay, what does it have to do with each other? >> coming up, one local draft prospect was actually at last night's game as we will talk about why. topper with the latest of the storms stil >>> topper shutt is the watcher when it comes to weather and that is correct. right now it is quiet. with that said you have a wet commute home on i-56. but nothing heavy and nothing severe just yet. a live look outside and the live michael and son weather cam. it is 85. the dew points, they're rising. and so it is getting a little more humid outside. still nothing crazy. the winds are out of the south at 9. and the focus tonight in terms of the heavy weather and the severe storms will be along the frontal boundary, a warm front, which is right now down towards charlottesville. but with that said, getting light activity, it'll be a wet ride outside as well. that's abo

orb stay close and bide their time before they get away?e said from the united states marshal's service, there is no normal or abnormal but let's keep several things in mind. this case parallels very closely to the eric frain case but there are definite differences, the only thing is their ability to maintain sustenance food clothing et cetera and their ability to navigate the terrain. i haven't heard anything that said these guys were master manipulators out in the woods. so they could be walking for days and be in a very small area if they don't know how to navigate. >> that's why we're keeping an eye and why authorities are keeping an eye on these cabins and buildings around these areas. matt thanks so much. tom, really appreciate it. >>> coming up with another 450 u.s. troops headed to iraq the pentagon is talking about creating bases near the front lines. that could require hundreds more american troops. what is the mission here? >>> and a 17-year-old honor student pleads guilty to using social mediaimmediatemedia to support isis and h

some say that it was discrimination against mexican americans or blacks orb whatever. >> joining me nowthe host of the documentary award winning journalist. >> hey good evening. >> were they angry. >> remarkably they were not. in many cases they got the second highest award but i think they were sometimed confused people would be put in for it and in many cases nothing happened but no, i was really surprised that these gentlemen, many in their 70's some even older when they finally decades and decades post their heroic act would be honored weren't bitter at all, they were just in some cases they felt like others deserved it. they still felt very emotional about it. >> he seems not to be even sure whether it was discrimination. >> yeah he said exactly that, they never knew, no one would ever say, of course the military reflects the greater american population as well, and we certainly know if you look at just sheer numbers 3500 medals of honor. >> let me show these. >> kind of a stunner so the u.s. has award add total of 3500 medals. you have 88 for african-americans 33 asians, 32 native

. ♪ stella artois host beautifully >>> we have breaking news in orb national 4r5ed.e home of a suspected isis sympathizers in straten island. it was connected to the arrest of 20 years old munthel al saley. let's get to evan perez. first of all, evan, is the fbi agent okay? what happened? >> yes, he was not injured seriously in this attack jake. the suspect's name is fareed mamuni 20 years old, from staten island. as you said, agents were in his heart to house to try to do a search. he attacked agents as they eredered. >> act's vest was protruded by the knife, but there was no serious injury. we are told that he was planning to travel to isis. includes his relationship with the young man you just saw on the screen whose name is munther saleh. >> we found out about the arrest yesterday. >> these two and a couple others we are told were part of this blot researching how to make pressure cooker bombs, the same type of bombs used in the boston marathon bombing. the plan was if they couldn't carry that out when they noticed they were being watched by cops they decided the

some admit even people leading this hunt while they could be caught tomorrow it could take months orb even years. >> the faster they are put on the list does it make any difference? i assume everyone in the nation is looking for them so putting them on the most wanted list does what? >> it raises their profile even more. it makes them among the 15 most wanted by the u.s. marshal service raises attention and puts them on posters around the country even though they weren't known they should be known now. >> thank you rick. >> and this will send a shiver up your spine. the half brother of escaped murderer richard matt fears the killer may be coming to get them. wayne shrimp joins us. >> we have spoken to you before. are you still in fear your brother may come to get you? may come to kill you because you testified against him? >> yes i am. even more so today. >> why more so now? >> without getting into a lot of details, thanks to media putting out a lot of my personal information out there, not only him, but friends of his now know exactly where to find me. i have received death threats a

and i quote, "the fbi orb the fbi's aviation program is not secret.ic aircraft and their capabilities are protected for operational security purposes. fbi routinely uses aviation assets in support of predicated investigations targeting specific individuals.re not equipped designed or used for bulk collection activities or mass surveillance." in other words, we go after the bad guys only we follow the law and we're not hiding it. that's not true. the a.p. reports it linked the surveillance planes to 13 fake companies. if you're not hiding it why are they fake companies? leah gabriel with more in the newsroom. >> hi shep. in full disclosure i have to admit that in my past i worked for a client and i did do surveillance. and i will say this, shep, ti did did not wear a hat that said cia or t-shirt that said fbi when i was doing it. a former fbi agent i spoke with told me this program is often used in terror investigations also in investigations where foreigners are here trying to spy on the u.s. he says it's a great program which has sifshdaved fbi agent

orbed, as i say he hasn't leally even gotten into the race.e'll see what he has to say on monday in terms of his vision as to where he wants to take the country. his campaign obviously not only formally beginning but also going into a whole new level of him trying to express the vision thing, if you will. >> i'm almost out of time but i have to ask you about what happened over the course of the last hour, hour and a half, on capitol hill. here president obama makes a rare appearance on capitol hill to lobby in support of his trade agenda and it wasn't just a narrow defeat. i mean, it was a dramatic, stunning overwhelming defeat, and even the democratic leader, nancy pelosi, voted against the president, and she is the one who greeted him today on capitol hill. how stunning a defeat is this for the president? >> i'd say two thing about it in terms of what happened today it was a stunning defeat. it was humiliating. use whatever adjective you want to use. the idea the president goes up there, expends that personal capital, and gets a fish across

i want to ask you about this, b orbs, these cas cabins, you break in there, just just weapons for dayshat are we talking about, can he do tip for tat. >> no. one person, one weapon, i don't care if it's an ar15, eventually you're going to have so many coming at you, and they have other stuff. tier gas, all kinds of tricks that they can put into that cabin, and then the next thing that cabin is on fire. and you've got food in these cabins, pork and beans, baby because these hunting guys need something they can make, put it in a heater, and eat it. so, again, you've got guns locked in places, but they're easily broken into, and maybe some become. >> even when richard matt was surrounded or right before shots fired. now, i don't know if we have any clear education of whether they were fired from both or just law enforcement, but you were just talking about one of these cabins where there was so many weapons they couldn't even take an inventory of what was missing. >> absolutely and that is for certain why these that were cabin. >> do you think they knew or just dumb luck. >> ic they knew.

orb is that sort of getting all the news while in reality it may not be reflective of what we're seeingry? >> well there there has been a trend for economy lass interiors like ryan air, ez jet in europe. you have the ultra-low cost airlines in the states. whereas in business it's gone the other way, first class ultra luxury. business class is like the first class of five ten years ago. so at both ends of the spectrum we're seeing movement. more intensification on the economy class. more of a sardine configureationconfiguration. >> last question, we're usually seeing huge orders. we're not seeing that this morning. is this more a bit of a pause for the industry we don't have the leaders but that's okay given the backlogs? >> well the backlogs and production rates are all-time highs. but there will be a few orders of significance but the overall buying is more leveled off. more rational more in harmony with quill libeequilibrium. >> as they place the first airline with vietnam airlines. that's going to be placed with air lease in vietnam. >>> moving along, saudi arabia stock exchange open

shares of orb gosh down. they said sales and profit were hurt by bad weather in the third quarter.f specialty heavy equipment including a lot of the mine resistant personnel carriers that the armed forces use. >> also watching shares of gap. art peck will kick off the annual investor meeting in san francisco. he sat down with us for an exclusive interview. kourtney joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. actually behind me is where the meeting will take place today. art peck describes himself as decisive. within the first four months he's closed piper lime. he's closing gap stores from the fleet and also jobs and refocusing gap and banana republican brands on the product taking a page from what's going right at old navy. >> we, frankly, eliminated some of the complexity in the fleet that wasn't getting us far to get back to a fleet that we're proud of and we can do business in front of our customers. we're always looking at real estate. every quarter we swept the entire portfolio. we look for opportunities to open stores and we're looking at places where we shouldn't be. >>

it's just an aerial orbing stack l course. >> i've then those on growbd before. >> again, it's on a shipa ship. >> sol every year with every new boat, it gets more adventurous if. we're getting to the point where you're not going to choose a destination but what the attraction is on board. >> i really do believe. and potentiallily depending on who i'm conclude. has grandparents and has children, particularly teenagers, this gives them some flexibility, to be very busy, to be very tired at night hopefully. there's something for everyone. that said, thaw don't own these. i saw people of all ages using these things. so it is not a kids only. so maybe step a little out of the comfort zone but that said all of the new toys are very cool many sometimes old school is the way to go. i felt like i had to mention it. >> canniballing off your self. >> no school. >> i'm cruise ya -- this -- actually this video is when it was in ohio. we're talking about very warm. you're not doing that but they have this the ramp they do. wait for me and off you go. some part-time -- but this old school fun. and it'

but it's not 1941 orb 1993, or even twine2009.w challenges in our economy and our democracy. we're still working our way back from a crisis that happened because time-tested values were replaced by false promises. instead of an economy built by every american for every american, we were told that if we let those at the top pay lower taxes and bend the rules, their success would trickle down to everyone else. [ boos ] what happened? well instead of a balanced budget with surpluses that could have eventually paid off our national debt the republicans twice cut taxes for the wealthiest borrowed money from other countries to pay for two wars and family incomes dropped. you know where we ended up. except it wasn't the end. as we have since our founding americans made a new beginning. you worked extra shifts took second jobs postponed home repairs. you figured out how to make it work. and now people are beginning to think about their future again. going to college, starting a business buying a house, finally being able to put away somet

example, the decentralization issue which went back to 2007, in this past year's audit, we decreased orb severity of that finding from a material weakness to a significant deficiency. in addition, there's a number of other areas where they've put in tools and made strides to improve security. that said, there are a number of long standing issues in our fisma reports that are open and we open to see movement on. >> mr. spires let me take this give you an opportunity. if you were still in the former capacity at this agency instead of the irs or homeland security let me first start with a broader question. based upon your understanding of the facts involved here and your best judgment was the breach or breaches that have occurred at opm, were they predictable based upon what we knew looking at the, for example the oig report? if you saw those reports, is this an outcome that could be expected? >> i think it is an outcome that could be expected sir. >> and do you have a sense based upon either ms. archuleta's system or your independent knowledge and what you've heard of mr. esser and their r

not democratic party orb republican, but an american party. guest: it may be coming to that point. i hate to say that because generally what a third-party does is hard the republican party. although i kind of hate the republican party right now, i do think we are a two-party system, and that is only hope about doing anything for immigration. oh my gosh, the caller is right. the 2014 election, there was no question. that was about stopping obama's immigration amnesty. mitch mcconnell said, if you want to stop this, the promise on amnesty, you have to vote for republicans. tom cotton and arkansas took out an incumbent senator. you have dave brat taking out a leader in the house. there was no issue that was as important. then, they get elected, and the first thing they do is fund obama's emba amnesty. now they come up with this trade deal. look, the political consultants who really want to just make money for themselves and like corporations, do not much care -- most of them don't care what happens to the country or to the client, they just want the easy money. they always say to the

with the long white hair and the white robe when he was making the orcs walking around with the orb.. >>> when we come back this morning, a legal battle between one of the oldest payroll providers in the country and a start-up. the ceo of zenifis. >>> and then is there a burger bubble brewing? cnbc contributor and co-host of "restaurant start-up" tim love will be our guest. seven out of ten power outages in the us are caused by weather. but utilities can now predict where the power will go out, within a few city blocks. working with ibm they're combining micro weather forecasts with detailed data from local sensors. to predict where outages are likely to occur. and send crews exactly where they're needed, when they're needed. ibm analytics from the internet of things is making energy smarter every day. ♪ ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small businesses every day through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant recipients are achieving amazing things. carving a name for myself and creating local jobs. creating more programs for these little bookworms. bringing a taste of

hope has been the sense of the committee here that how grateful we are that you're stepping up to take orbs enormous -- on this enormous challenge. you know i think too to often we don't say thank you to the folks who go through what is sometimes a very onerous and difficult process but we are extraordinarily grateful, and we find that more and more people who put on the uniform of our country in our armed services and serving us tend to step up and continue their service. thank you so much, admiral for what you're doing and your willingness to take this on. we are excited, at least i am excited, about the changes that i know you're going to make and the things you're going to do. having been in such important leadership positions in the past. the one thing i do want to talk about is something that senator lankford and i have focused a lot on in our subcommittee which is how do you engage everyone regardless of whether they are you know, the person collecting the trays at the end of the scanning line to the person at the very top? how do you engage them in the overall, overarching mission