across america we're seeing strong performan from democratic candidates with a osand personal stories to tell. 's corki american families are rejecting the republican raw deal and instead are choosing democrats' better deal, better jobs, better ages, better future. it's interesting because our candidates out there are talking about their vision, eir purpose, their knowledge their plan to help get our country in the future and they are connecting with the merican people in terms of concerns, apprehensions that people have. so it's a pretty exciting time. there's no doubt that president trump was effective in getting his message across. he was appealing to people because he was breaking ground. reak new ground. the president left it broken. hed he was going to address the trade issue, especially the disparity in our trade deficit with china and what does he say now? too many jobs are being lost in china. weave to help them. to the point of -- at the expense of our national security, rescuing z.t.e., a well -- a known clear cybersecurity threat. meanwhile, the.o.,, has a tax bill that ma

a look at the performan so great that one judge joins him on the stage. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. f >>>st though a live look outside as you wake up on this dnesday. 4:30 right now as we start getting dressed. maybe a warning, b ouref break from the humidity, you can almost see that it is over. >> yup. happens just like that, right? >> good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we're going to check in with chuck bell on the forecast before melissa mollet has check on the road. is this humidity happening today? >>t's alreadyhappened. i'm surprised you didn't notice it on the way in. >> a little bit. >> the first thing i did when i took the dogs out for their walk at about 1:35, i was like, eh, this doesn't feel as nice as yesterday. orm team 4 radar, scanning the skies. one or two doups inern anne arundel and calvert county. basicay it will be a dry start this morning. going out for the early morning ride orrun, just remember you're going to need asquegee for the forehead. upper 60s to . the pool forecast with clouds and rain in the forecast, you know what this

a look at the performan so great that one judge joins him on the stage. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. f >>>st though a live look outside as you wake up on this dnesday. 4:30 right now as we start getting dressed. maybe a warning, b ouref break from the humidity, you can almost see that it is over. >> yup. happens just like that, right? >> good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we're going to check in with chuck bell on the forecast before melissa mollet has check on the road. is this humidity happening today? >>t's alreadyhappened. i'm surprised you didn't notice it on the way in. >> a little bit. >> the first thing i did when i took the d

he let for men rot to the boston jail to cover up fbi performan performance. he did have the uranium samples to russia. this is hardly a non- blemish record. therefore that he would now sit in judgment of this president, it's clearly an effort to undo what they cannot do at the ballot box. i think this is really questionable. >> sounds like these will be some talking points when the mueller report comes out to discredit both him and his work. >> we do not know what his report will say. so far he is yet to come up with evidence of russia collusion connected to the trump campaign. even the indictment of the 13 russians who are active online still does not show a clear connection or consistency. at some points it appears to be pro- hillary, pro- trump, anti- trump, the most of the money spent after election. in a minimum they were ineffective in the larger scheme of things. >> david is next. good morning. >> good morning c-span, the best channel on television. >> it's an honor to talk to. >> i'm a world war ii vet. i lived through the depression. i remember stand

royce has driven the pace car before and is certified to drive high-performan but thisne didn't go allt delayed the race. that's the news update this hour but everybody was okay that's the good news sara, back downtown to you >> all right sue, thank you >>> on the agenda, the hospitality conference the rise of airbnb marriott now launching its own home-sharing pilot program for that and much more let's go to seema moody live with a special guest. >> good morning. we're joined by arne sorenson, head of marriott international >> great to be with you. >> let's talk about trade. interestingly enough, that's the topic of discussion at today's hospitality conference talk to us about the wider implications of a potential trade war, not just on marriott but the broader hotel industry >> obviously our business depends on economic growth around the world demand is driven by economic growth people sometimes forget that our business is not only about taking vacations but boots business travelers and about companies having their meetings with us. all of those things are driven collectively by econo

the share is one of the worst performan performers on the s&p.nson says they're going to close 150 stores. revised guidance saying they're only doing a 1% u.s. comp. take a listen to some of this interview from today >> i wonder whether -- would you have been able to make the announcement you did yesterday without howard shultz planning to leave the company in ten days is it drawing a line is it saying even though you've been ceo over a year, this is the kevin johnson era? >> this is where i'm taking the company. and, you know, whether howard's here or not, i'm the ceo and i'm accountable for that >> well, howard's not here anymore. you're in charge he's not going to be next to you anymore doing these interviews he's gone. i don't know what he's going to do does it change the way you operate? >> well, not necessarily i'm accountable for making the decisions in the best interest of starbucks d i've been doing that since day one. but this is an inflection point. >> david, how much pressure is on him now after the share performance today? >> yeah, l