originally, sinclair broadcasting -- in the media business we are familiar with sinclair.y are expanding to more traditionally liberal cities. their flagship and washington, d.c., is looking to the west coast. talk about just how the conservative type of plant in those markets might not be traditional in the way some folks realize. the follow-up i have for you is how they are actually crafting some of these local political outrage stories. megan: this is what we talk with cultivated outrage about things like hemp in seattle. they want to bring this special blend of crisis and outrage that so dominates the media landscape that we live in now and expand that further. tensionface traditionally liberal markets, places like boston, seattle, chicago where i'm wrong -- where i am from. these are urban liberal areas where people are used to getting their news from a very diverse group of sources. it's always going to be attention to be consistent in this fantastic piece is showing every time they want to expand further, they are really hamstringing themselves by this ,lmost low-vo

oliver: sinclair media.s not one of the channels that you know but a collection of local stations. i have to split mine with carlos ghosn and the davos man and what it means, taking a backseat to other politics. carol: a lot of good stuff in this issue. oliver: bloomberg television starts right now. ♪ ♪ emily: i am emily chang and this is the best of "bloomberg technology." we bring you the top interviews from the week in tech. coming up, netflix scorches the subscriber forecast. my content is king? uber fit for business. we discuss the platform and how they work without a ceo at the wheel. in the annual meeting of the minds as leaders in tech

oliver: sinclair media.that is not one of the channels that you know but a collection of local stations. i have to split mine with carlos ghosn and the davos man and what it means, taking a backseat to other politics. carol: a lot of good stuff in this week has issue. -- week's issue. oliver: bloomberg television starts right now. ♪ ♪ vonnie: coming up on "bloomberg best, the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. >> i think it was a little bit worse equities are little bit better. vonnie: investors read between the lines. some big firms make outside hires while others groom from within. a setback on health care could not the trump agenda for a loop. >> this failed and failed miserably. bonnie: -- vonnie

oliver: sinclair media.t one of the channels that you know but a collection of local stations. i have to split mine with carlos ghosn and the davos man and what it means, taking a backseat to other politics. carol: a lot of good stuff in this week has issue. -- week's issue. oliver: bloomberg television starts right now. ♪ announcer 1: the following is a paid advertisement for crepe erase, the number one system for crepey skin. announcer 2: it can deliver stunning results on your arms, legs, hands, chest, and even your neck. announcer 1: featuring legendary actress and crepe erase success story, jane seymour. >> crepey skin makes me feel old. i am really sick of looking down

oliver: i really like the cover story about sinclair media.not one big channels that we all know but rather a collection of local stations. i have to split mine with carlos ghosn and the davos man and what means for him, taking a backseat to other backseat -- popular politics. carol: a lot of good stuff in this issue. ♪ ♪ up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. major banks beat earnings estimates, but there is more to the story. central banks meet to set policy and investors read between the lines. firms make outside hires, while others boom from within -- others group from within. from oil to real estate, bloomberg guests offer

this is not the sinclair broadcasting group, it is sinister broadcasting group. think it is coincidence, a russian accented english speaking american is the head of this network doing this propaganda because that's what it is. what's next, the moscow minute with vladimir putin? you know what else, joy, this is also done in russia where there is no free media. they're slowly, methodical implementing this. not just in sinclaire, recently at the end of june 105 fm is broadcasting russian state sputnik propaganda. this madness isn't just fox news on steroids, it is the literal definition of fake news and i think we need to call sin claire broadcasting out for what it is. this is fascism. this is happening, it's happening now, and joy, i urge my fellow citizens watching this to wake up to what is happening in our country. fascism is happening in our country as we speak in real time. >> eric, these stations are required to run these, which are just essentially white house propaganda, telling people in local news, not cable news, this is your local broadcast, local news

at sinclair on full measure ye amplify every day. an administration official says something and there may not be much notice. you find tapes of people saying things. what is the problem texas seems as though you were calling this evil. what is evil and amplification? do you understand what i'm saying. this is an open society. we have platforms to amplify so don imus and i think you did point this out, you pointed out that in the beginning very few actually noticed and that's a common thing with these situations opening up another case in point. last october jesse watters on "fox news" did a segment on chinatown and it was widely viewed. if traffic than a lot of terrible stereotypes. o'reilly gets on the television with chris wallace on "fox news" and he says well nobody made much of a fuss about the first night. it wasn't until people got ahold of it. isn't that a good thing and doesn't seem to amplify the people say hey look at this, you may have missed it because you know are ayn or anyone else can see all of the "msnbc" all the fo

cbs news and sinclair at full measure you amplify every day. if an administration official says something it may not be much notice. you find tapes of people saying things it may not be much notice. what is the problem? it seems as though you are calling this a problem. what is the evil in amplification? you understand what i'm saying? this is part of an open society. we have platforms that are not too amplified. so i think you did point this out, you pointed out that in the beginning, very few actually noticed and that is a common theme in in the situations i will bring up a case in point. jesse waters on fox news debate segment on chinatown and it was widely viewed, and i agree coming as being offensive towards asian-americans were just asian in general. traffic in a lot of stereotypes. people just -- now, o'reilly gets on television and talks with chris wallace on fox news about this and says while, you know, nobody made much of a fuss about it it wasn't until people got a hold of it. isn't that a good thing that things were amplified? that

let's look at maps and help you get around this divert cape sinclaire road. you can hook back on bay dale drive. crash scene closer to bay dale drive. kept island towards annapolis this morning be prepared we're seeing stand still traffic already and it's not even 5:30 in the morning. human problems there. aside from that we have a crash lorton this morning route 1 richmond high way crash near pohick road. 95 traffic getting by fine. as we take a wide view of wednesday morning commute you can see 66 looking good and top side beltway problem free and metro raim lines okay. that's a look at traffic. back to you. >>> a5:18 is the time and let's look at stories you're engaging with most on social media with realtime news tracker. >> wisdom martin is back with the latest, hi, wiz. >> first up, listen to this new gas and diesel vehicles in england will be band. it's to improve air quality and starting at 2040 drivers will be able to buy electric cars only and starting in 2020 diesel drivers using britain popular roadways wilt have to pay extra taxes and police in v

after rehab failed, her husband prescribed her the sinclair treatment. >> there were days i wouldn'tine? >> right. >> lisa stopped drinking completely, and her success became the inspiration for the clinic. >> when i would get drunk i would get very drunk. >> where marissa is now a patient. >> how are you? >> we talked to her after just a few weeks of treatment. >> has the pill rewired your brain you think at all? has it changed the desire? >> when i take it. because i have to decide to take it. and that means i have to decide that i don't want the feeling that alcohol gives me. >> while the new boston clinic is using a medical approach, experts caution the sinclair method has not been extensively tested. >> so we talked to a number of -- of scientists and they are quite skeptical. >> it's early. the bottom line is the current system is failing. so i don't see anything wrong with taking something that has helped a lot of people and offering it here. >> but even as medical science tries to improve treatment, some of the most respected rehab facilities are standing by 12 steps. chris y

you at cbs news and at sinclair, at "full measure" you amplify every day. it's an illustration -- if an administration official says something that may not be much noticed, you find tape of people saying things, may not be much notice. what is the problem? seems as though you're calling this a problem and an evil. what is the evil in amplification? you understand what i'm saying? part of an open society. right? we have platforms set up to amplify things and so didn't imus -- you point it this out -- you pointed out that in the beginning, very few actually noticed it and that's a common thing with these situations. i'll bring up another case in point. last october, jesse waters on fox news did a segment on chinatown and it was widely viewed -- and i agree -- as being insensitive toward asian-americans or asians in general and terrible stereotypes and was schlock. now o'reilly gets on with chris wallace and he says that, well, you know, nobody made much of a fuss about it the first night. wasn't until people got ahold of it. isn't that good thing? that things

you are on cbs news and sinclair at full measure. you amplify every day, right? an administration official says something it may not be much noted. you find tapes of people saying things that may not be much notice. what is the problem it seems as though you are calling this an evil. what is the evil in the amplification? the platform set up to amplify the. it is trafficked a lot of terrible stereotypes. now o'reilly gets on the television and talks with fox news about this and he says that well, you know, nobody made much of a fuss about it the first night carry it wasn't until people got a hold of it. isn't that a good thing that people say look at this you may have missed it because neither you nor i nor anyone else can see all of cnn, msnbc, fox, all of radio. so, isn't there any good in amplification? >> guest: that is a long question. it's alright. i don'all right.i don't think id evil in the book or ever. i'm not sure. and i am careful to say, some people may very well agree with what is done and i am not here to tell you that everything is a smear operato

. >> yes, we have been talking to shawn hannity, my source is him and bill o' riley, sinclair wants to build a future of conservative media and empire. they already have boris but this again is the ground work for what i think is the next conservative media platform. >> jon, your thoughts. >> i have to tell you, sinclair bought the nbc affiliate here in las vegas that i used to work for. i looked at my producer, i had a program there and we are not long of the station and a month later, they cancelled the program, not because i am not a conservative it is because they only want to present one point of view and it is happening to the station here and everywhere. it is effective, i think and in some way a very scary tool >> yeah, you have worked in a system in the radio world that's mostly right wing and it had a bent. does it concern you that we maybe going to a situation where nbc affiliates in local broadcast markets are clearly a conservative network that wants a state sort of propaganda point of view area. >> joy, it is beyond concern, the risk of sounding alarmist, i am the son of

champions league with a 4—0 second leg win over northern ireland champions linfield — 6—0 overall scott sinclairter on. while tom rogic and stuart armstrong also scored. celtic now face rosenberg of norway in the next round. also this evening, chelsea have agreed terms with real madrid for their spanish striker, alvaro morata. the fee is believe to be in the region of £60 million, which would be a club record for the premier league champions. antonio conte missed out on signing romelu lukaku, who signed for manchester united instead for £75 million earlier this month. great britain have added two more bronze medals to their tally this evening at the world para—athletics championships in london — kate grey is at the london stadium for us. kate, a good night for britain, and for two scots. yes, the first medal for great britain came from 17—year—old maria lyle, winning bronze in the t35100 metres. she's already won a bronze at these championships. it has not been an easy few weeks for her. she struggled with an injury and information in her shin, which has clearly had an impact. away off her perso

but the visitors were 2—0 up after half an hour thanks to goals from scott sinclair and tom rogic, andlker has completed his transfer from tottenham hotspur to manchester city. the 27—year—old has signed a five—year contract for a fee that could rise to around £50 million after add—ons. the fa has charged the former sutton united goalkeeper wayne shaw with breaching betting rules after he ate a pie during the fa cup defeat to arsenal. shaw resigned after being captured on camera eating the pie during the match in february. it later emerged he had been offered odds by a bookmaker to do so. he has been charged with intentionally influencing a football betting market, and improper conduct. he has until 6:00pm next friday to respond to the charges. the long—term future of the british grand prix at silverstone may be uncertain, but mercedes driver valtteri bottas set the fastest time in second practice for this year's race. and team—mate lewis hamilton wasjust behind him on the timesheets, although he did come off the track briefly, and reported possible damage to the underside of his car.

sinclaire's c.e.o. has also been quite complimentary of you personally. the contrasting approach here creates the very real perception that the trump administration would act to reward friendly coverage and punish negative coverage. so in light of the development since march, i'd like to seek renewed answers from you on two questions i posed in march. first, will you reassure us that you will exercise your authority as chairman of the media in regulate the an impartial manner? mr. pai: yes, senator. senator udall: thank you. have you had any communications with the white house directly or through an intermediary regarding media in any media re issues since march? mr. pai: senator, i have not had conversations with anyone in the administration with respect to media regulatory proceedings. to the best of my knowledge, no one on my staff or any f.c.c. has indirectly had any such conversations as well. senator udall: thank you. finally, do you believe it's appropriate for any federal official with power over media organizations to attack or threaten them with

sinclair, froms sinclair lewis. >> he had to sign one of these oats. -- oaths. karen: he had undergone the same ritual. they always kept the wives out because they worried about pillow talk. they didn't want to leave the wives covered. >> what were you told about this oath? karen: i knew fairly quickly that this was a security oath under the espionage act, and if i told anybody anything that i have learned, i was subject to a 20 year prison term. i was 20. [laughter] >> you and your husband remained in washington. karen: we did that year. it was a terrifying year because for the first time the nsa president tried to oust the cia quietly, and almost single-handedly. it was not a normal year. he used to joke that one of your tasks was to identify every foreign contact you had asked whether the person had communist tendencies or democratic tendencies. those who were on the commission that year valid to never identify anybody with procommunist tendencies. including 50 euro -- year old stalinists. an important point is that many did not know who else on the knew.nati

we have sinclair drayton. sinclair. sean earles. barry roush.lly, awesome speech. leonard heyward. all right, leo. and i'll let leo finish out the day. >> let's hold up these diplomas right about here. while i say these eight words -- loser, low life, criminal, convict, degenerate, reprobate, failure, felon. these are the titles by which we are described. and somehow in the back of our minds, we've let those words burn in the brain and then actions tend to follow suit. but that's not why we're standing here today. we're living and breathing examples of what this class can positively manifest. you, i, we are part of the community, and the only way we're going to truly solve the problems that we all face, we're going to have to set aside these negative titles and not be forever caged by our mistakes of the past. so we, the graduates of the turning leaf project, humbly thank you for the time that you spent with us here this afternoon and we also thank you for providing us with an opportunity for self-improvement. bless you, thank you. [ applause ]

attorney screamed for immediate actions and one accused the da of putting on a show and judge alan sinclair called a recess and the proceedings are much calmer. some defense attorneys argue that they want their cases to be separated. some defendants face far more serious charges than others but it appears that defense attorneys are trying to drive home a few points for reasonable doubt and laying blame on the victim anthony piazza. and into the gauntlet where piazza and other pledges chugged booze and the party afterwards. frank fina says that anything consumed during the party was voluntarily. and they could not say how much he drank but the da responded it's irrelevant saying there is not a cutoff and that fateful night was one big event. defense attorneys tell me they don't participate this preliminary hearing ends today and will likely resume in august because all of these defense attorneys have other commitments. >> thank you. >>> three people were shot in philadelphia's german town section overfight season police are trying to figure out if the shootings are connected. first, a 19-yea

the sinclair tribune merger out there right now -- sinclair is probably the mos dgerous compy out thehat ople ve ner hea of. it doe't ha quite the cahe the big netrks, but it will , wayundreds of stati over 250 stations and rkets acrosshe usa, and it has a putation for less than bipartisacoverage of the new itas an ideological agend. editoriaome outf thhome officen marylandhat are pposedo reaall ov the stations across the untry. i spenall of my time and a lot of my time -- wi first nt to the f, i thght this was the coolest job god's green earth. entrepreneurs. it turns out i probably spent over half of my time talking to one ceo after anoer, media and telecom companiecoming in -- will you at the fcc " let companya" get larger so now you have to let uso it. the fc would more often than not, often over my objection, do that, and it went on and on and on and think the era we're going into now is even going to be worse than that. they're going to be more such rgers, some of them really are kind of an thinkable. amy: it is interesting that trump is against it. donald trump junior race crit

convince themselves that there's some broader public good by the position they're taking, but i think sinclair lewis said, it's hard to convince a man of something that his salary depends on not believing or not understanding. trying to make a man understand something that his livelihood depends upon not understanding. that was sinclair lewis. >> a reference to food in his stomach. >> it's hard to get a politician to understand something that his campaign budget requires he not understand. so there's -- it's hard not to notice the confluence of self-interest and dogma. the dogma does explain doing what you're doing. it does justify what you're doing but the dogma does frequently -- belief in the dogma requires that you ignore how life works, like you really think someone is going to sit and read owl of their mortgage documents the way that it -- and sit and read all their insurance contracts and all their mutual fund contracts or statement or whatever. and that there is this equality of information and bargaining power that makes a market work. so you can rely upon market forces because market

is struggling with a hamstring injury, which means celtic may go with a makeshift strike of scott sinclair 3—5— two formation. hoping to get into the group stages for a second season but brendan rodgers is aware rosenborg have their own champions league pedigree. they are obviously trying to get back to the level of champions league which they have not been that for about ten years, and have some good players, but are very much based around the team and the strength of the team. we are preparing for a really difficult game and the first leg being at home, we want to take advantage of that. the team buses havejust the team buses have just arrived. the team buses have just arrived. the rosenborg captain talked about how his side need to show courage. this place a cauldron often on champions league occasions, although it will not be quite capacity this evening after the green brigade section was closed after uefa charge the club after an illicit banner shown in the previous round. celtic a massive side, they see themselves asa a massive side, they see themselves as a champions league club and

the sinclair tribune merger out there right now -- sinclair is probably the most dangerous company outhere that people have never h heard of. it doesn't have quite the cahe of the big networks, but it will , wayundreds of stations over 250 stations and markets across the usa, and it has a reputation for less than bipartisan coverage of the news. it has an ideological agenda. editorials come out of the home office in maryland that are supposed to be read all over the stations across the country. i spent all of my time and a lot of my time -- when i first went to the fcc, i thought this was the coolest job on god's green earth. entrepreneurs. it turns out i probably spent over half of my time talking to one ceo after another, media and telecom companies coming in -- will you at the fcc " let companya" get larger so now you have to let us do it. the fcc would more often than not, often over my objection, do that, and it went on and on and on and i think the era w we're going into now is even going to be worse than that. they're going to be more such mergers, some of them really are kind o

you have to detour cape sinclaire road and then you can get back on at dale bay drive. we'll keep you updated on this breaking news, 50 impacted in annapolis and keep you updated oween that and let you know if anything else pops up. tweet me with any questions erin fox d.c. >> "fox news morning", energy secretary rick perry tricked into talking about pig manure. >> the royal family hiring. >> going to break with a live look outside the dmv. temperatures 72 degrees. "fox news morning" back after this. ♪ >> 4:38 what's hot on the web. >> holly morris here with what's trending. >> good morning both of you and everybody. >> this is fox 5 news morning. >> it is we're glad you're watching us. let's talk about the hot topics on the web. a link between pro football and traumatic brain injury revealed disturbing findings. researchers at boston university looked at braipz donated by players. all brains except for one had degenerative brain disease called cte and can cause confusion, dimensions shap and depression. >> jeff sessions this comes as he's on the hot seat with president

when it comes to a merger like at&t-time warner, or sinclair broadcasting and the tribune stations, what is your general philosophy? >> i think that the current leadership has made clear that they don't think they have a role. i disagree. this is an $86 billion merger that will influence everything just about in the communications space. for us to sit on the sidelines and not even use what i think is authority that we do have, to look at something that would dramatically change the communications ecosystem, i think that's pretty sad. proposed, there is no paperwork in front of us. that has that type of influence, that type of depth in terms of the communication space, i think it is always something that we should review. the fact that we are not even thinking about it is troublesome. >> in terms of the communication would you agree on the att time warner with president trump too much power in it too few hands? >> i have always been concerned about consolidation for consolidation's say. if any transaction, i've approved of merges and other transactions, if they meet our checklist in terms

uhf discount for what seems to be no other reason than to enable an unprecedented merger between sinclair and tribune that would give the combined entity a foothold in nearly 80% of american households. the commission eviscerated competition for business data services in this country. your order concluded that a market is competitive if it is served by one provider with the possibility of another one might enter at some point. i don't even see how this makes sense. the commission ended a program that enables poor people to get access to broadband, literally pulling service away from people who would already signed up. the commission is in the process of eliminating the fcc's open internet order, which as of this morning 12.3 million have written to you in overwhelming opposition. these rules are working. they have been upheld in federal court and they promoted a virtuous cycle of investment and innovation online. and i don't think this point can be stressed enough. publicly traded companies are required by law to fill their investors the risk to their company. no publicly traded isp has m

so what are you missing out on if you stay home joining us from aaa is robert sinclair robert, thank you so much for being here >> thank you for having me >> a record number of americans hitting the roadways besides low gas, what's the reason behind it >> the economy is good, people have more money in their pockets, household net worth is up, disposable income is up, airfare is down, car rentals are down, and hotels are also a bit lower, so that encourages people to hit the roads, skies, whatever form of transportation. >> overall, it's a lot more affordable to travel >> a lot more affordable to travel gasoline prices right now the lowest they've ever been for the year and this is in july, usually when we see prices peak some time in june, july, august, but they are exceptionally low it's unusual and people are taking advantage >> people are hitting the roadways and in turn people are going to get stranded. 330,000? >> 330,000 people this holiday weekend, flat tires, dead batteries and lockouts and really need to check these things beforehand, because it's dangerous being by the side

i know you won't comment on specific mergers, when it comes to merger like at&t, time warner or sinclair broadcasting buying tribune stations. what is your general philosophy? >> guest: one of those if you note, i think the current leadership made clear they don't think they have a role. i disagree. this is a 86 billion-dollar plus merger that will influence everything just about in the communitycations space and for us to sit on the sidelines and not even use what i think is authority that we do have to look at something that will dramatically change the communications ecosystem, i think, i think that is pretty sad actually. and so, the or the merger proposed, it is proposed, there is no paperwork in front of us, but, you know, transaction that has that type of influence, that has that type of depth in terms of the communication space, should always be something we review, the fact we're not think about it is troublesome to me. >> host: would you agree with at&t time warner, like president trump, too much power in too few hand? >> i've been concerned about consolidation for consolidatio

won't climate comment on specific murders but when it comes to a merger like at&t, time warner or sinclair broadcasting stations what is your general philosophy. >> on one of those, if you know, the current leadership has made clear that they don't think they have a role. i disagree. this is an $86 billion merger that will influence everything just about in the communications space for us to sit on the sidelines and not even use what i think is the authority that we do have to look at something that would dramatically change the communications ecosystem. i think it's pretty sad. the other merger proposed, there is no paperwork in front of us but a transaction that has that type of influence that has that type of depth in terms of communications space, i think should be always be something that we review and the fact that were not thinking about it is troublesome to me. >> would you agree on the att time warner with president trump that too much power into the hands postmarked. >> what i will say is that i have always been concerned about consolidation for consolidation take. i have approve

sinclaire wants to build the future of conservative media empire.ould do that. this is ground work for what i think will be the next conservative media platform in post roger ales era. >> i have to tell you, sinclaire has a presence in nevada. bought the nbc affiliate here in las vegas that i used to work for. i looked at my producer, had a program when that happened, i said we are not long for this station, month later they cancelled the program, not because i am not conservative but they only want to present one point of view. and it is happening to the station here and happening everywhere. listen, it's a very effective and in some ways a scary tool. >> you worked in a system in the radio world that was mostly right wing, had a bend. i mean does it concern you we may be going to a situation where nbc affiliates are owned by a clearly conservative network that wants a state propaganda point of view there? >> joy, it is beyond concerned at the risk of sounding alarmist, i am the son of cuban exiles who lost their country to an authoritarian totalit

another major media merger pending before the fcc, the proposed acquisition of the tribune company by sinclairbroadcasting. there are real concerns that this merger would violate media ownership rules, but the fcc has already helped pave the way for this merger by reinstating the so-called uhf discount that enables tv companies to get bigger. sinclair now requires all their local stations to air video commentary pieces by a former trump administration staffer who generally supports the trump add managers. administration. sin chair's ceo has also been quite complimentary of you personally. the contrasting approach here creates the very real perception that the trump administration would act to reward friendly coverage and punish negative coverage. so in light of the developments since march, i would like to seek renewed answers from you on two questions i posed in march. first, will you reassure us that that you will exercise your authority as chairman of the fcc to regulate the media in an impartial manner? >> yes, senator. >> thank you. have you had any communications with the white house dir

howie: they have lumped you in with stories by sinclair.ryl: one acknowledged he had never watched the show and was calling my show a conservative show. people can think what they want, but at least get the information before doing a story on that. sharyl: i have won emmy award, not to pat myself on the back, but i guest i just did, for investigating democrat as well. but a narrative was established about me when i started look into uncomfortable narrative. i had to leave cbs news. and i quit for awide variety of reasons. howie: you go after a number of liberal targets, media matters. but the questions about how hillary clinton's healthcare developed into a smear. sharyl: the children tons wer -e quintessential. they had the war room when clinton's accusers were coming forward. but the clintons were also victims of smears. a billionaire financed reporters to dig up dirt. so they were victims of and per pet waperpetuators at the same . who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... hum

kicked off at five o'clock, and the visitors were 2—0 up after half an hour with goals from scott sinclairve completed the signing of tottenham's kyle walker. the initialfee is £115 million, but could rise to £50, making him one of the world's costliest defenders. walker has signed a five year deal at the etihad. the football association has charged the former sutton united goalkeeper wayne shaw with breaching betting rules after he ate a pie during the fa cup defeat to arsenal. it later emerged he had been offered odds by a bookmaker to do so. he's been charged with intentionally influencing a football betting market and improper conduct. it's been a difficult few weeks for rory mcilroy, he's been struggling for form and looks likely to miss the cut at the scottish 0pen. the world number four had a chance for a birdie for the final hole, you can see his frustration. if things on the leaderboard stay as they are he won't make it through to day three, for the third time in the last four tournaments. now a couple of weeks of aquatic action awaits as the world championships get under way in b

from the bay bridge to kate sinclair it is only about 2.7 miles but will cost -- cape st.es minutes. kent island, this is what you are looking up to. a lot of folks have been bailing out and using white hall road, 179 saint margaret to south hill road as a workaround. that will save you time, only about a 10 minute alternate route. from the bay bridge to cape st. clair, over one hour. a stalled car in loan -- inbound suitland parkway blocking the right lane and a stalled vehicle rroughs tyingo bu up kenilworth avenue. right now, let's get a check of the forecast, looking for some sunshine. can you serve that up? veronica: we will serve up a little bit of sunshine. yesterday did get five stars in my day star rating, today only for. we could have fe today, three for thursday and two on friday because of showers and thunderstorms moving in that could be hefty, producing some severe weather. thursday and friday likely to be weather alert days. three stars for saturday, moving out of the clouds and out of the rain. out cool,ng, starting upper 60's to around 70. we touch on 80 a

concentration of power, there's another major media merger, the proposede are acquisition of the sinclair company. there's concerns this mergerha would violate ownership rules but the fcc has helped pave the way by reinstated the so-called uhf discount that enables tv companies to get bigger. sinclair now requires other local stations to air video rea pieces by a former trump administration staffer who generally supports the trump administration. they been quite complementary of you personally. the contrasting approach creates a very will perception that thea trump administration would act to reward friendly coverage and punish negative coverage. in light of the developments since march i'd like to seek renewed questions. first, will you reassure us that you will exercise you authority as chairman of the fcc toit regulate the media in an impartial manner. >> yes. have you had any communications with the white house directly or through an intermediate year regarding regulatory issue sincr march? >> not directly in theto administration in respect to media regulatory and to the besu of my kn

but the visitors were 2—0 up after half an hour thanks to goals from scott sinclair and tom rogic, and walker has completed his transfer from tottenham hotspur to manchester city. the 27—year—old has signed a five—year contract, for a fee that could rise to around £50 million after add—ons. jamie murray and martina hingis are through to the mixed doubles final at wimbledon. they will be in the final this weekend, possibly against another brit, heather watson, although i would be happy not to pronounce that spanish name again. i have spotted that you are wearing braces. look at that. that is just for you after you made such lovely comments about my waistcoat. people here were so rude and said i looked like a snooker player. ignore them, ido like a snooker player. ignore them, i do when they say things like that. terrible, they have got no taste. if you are a doctor who fan it is worth tuning in to the wimbledon men's's finals. the identity of the 13th time would be revealed! the actor who will succeed peter capaldi lead in the christmas special. you are watching bbc news. a former telev

stowe sinclair verses the united states to authorize indicates the witness was held in contempt. the supreme court upheld the conviction and did not divest the senator the committee and if the committee composed professor richmond to provide copies in his possession and about the communication then wallace standing any relevance so is that a correct interpretation of the way the supreme court interpreted the power?. >> so that power is found in the constitution. >> i know of no professors or do i think a the bare bones scenario to provide a defense to a non production but since you are in frequent contact with the special counsel's staff i think it behooves you to try to understand what the professor is talking about the major decision based on the factual record the you have established. >> would not accept the professors explanation that the special counsel had a concern to the committee. >> this seems not to carry very much weight. >> so with is something that you should listen to evaluate. >> i am over my five minutes. >> under what circumstances to seek that immunity order o

one rule open to the gate force -- four sinclair broadcast group.have not yet approved but certainly proposed. we are waiting for more changes under mr. pie. he has promised review of media ownership rules for which could change the landscape for tv broadcasters. coming up, we will head to boston, where the ceo of how he is changing the face of companies hiring skilled workers. that ahead of the jobs report, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets: the trump economy. a record number of job openings in the u.s., but hiring has lagged in recent months. many employers say they cannot find workers with the right skills, so what are they doing about it? economics andnal policy reporter is outside in cambridge, massachusetts looking at what people are calling the skills gap. it looks like a beautiful day. what are we looking at a boston and cambridge? are looking at a lot of world-class universities. if there's any metropolitan area that should not suffer from ace guild gap, it is boston. you have m.i.t., harvard, boston college, boston uni

can you tell us what the administration has said either to you or to anyone in your office about sinclairr the uhf discount? >> thank you for the question, dprszman. no one in the white house or the administration generally has made any representations to me about any fcc relating to that company. they've not asked me to take any particular action or discussed the views on theimators. >> and what about the press accounts that have detailed how your policies have benefitted sinclair group, did you want to respond to that? >> chairman -- congressman, i would be happy to do so. if you look at your actions, they're not designed to benefit one segment. with respect to uhf discount, it's a pretty simple matter. to the extent that the agency considers the uhf discount reforms, it also has to consider the national cap. the point is simply made then and i make to you today is that the two go together. one cannot consider a without considering b. >> thank you. let me ask commissioner clyburn, i plan to file comments at the fcc in the next few weeks that explain how net neutrality protections at the

scott sinclair and tomas rogic have already scored for celtic.e second test between england and south africa at trent bridge. the tourists were 56 for one at lunch — dean elgar the only man out — off the bowling ofjames anderson for 6. but in the afternoon session south africa began to dominate the day. half centuries from both hashim amla and quinton de kock helped put on 113 before de kock was out, and then amla too — both men falling to stuart broad. a short time ago south africa were 250—6. england lead the four match series 1—0. fabio aru has kept the leader's yellow jersey after stage 13 of the tour de france. he's still six seconds ahead of chris froome. it was a frenchman who came out on top in a four—way battle for the stage win — warren barguil the victor on bastille day, the national day of france. britain's simon yates is now seventh overall, he was fifth on the day, just ahead of the group containing froome and the yellowjersey of aru, who both finished with the same time. there's eight stages to go until the race ends in paris. that

you have to detour cape sinclaire road and take college parkway toy hook back to 50 westbound and one westbound lanes dropped as well and huge delays there parked over an hour delay and be prepared to add extra time to commute. this is deadly crash investigation involving wrong way driver, two fatalities completely parked traffic there. keep it to "fox news morning". we'll take a look and red and green line delays on metro next >> back at 5:30 deadly crash route 50 west of bay bridge that accident having big impact from drivers eastern shore to annapolis. erin has work around in a few minutes. right now we want annie yu. she's live at the scene ever crash. what you can tell us from your viewpoint. >> holly, this is such a devastating accident here along route 50 a serious crash happened around 2:00 this morning and maryland state police say that two people were killed early this morning after a wrong way driver crashed into two other cars along route 50 specifically at bay dale drive as you look behind me what's going on directly behind me you can see what we show you and they're remo

. >> reporter: assistant prosecutor brian sinclair who heads the county's computer crimes unit, says the emails seemed intended to intimidate. >> imagine that rob was getting these emails, being quite troubled that somebody knew where he was at a particular time, you know, who he was with. >> reporter: with that in mind, the prosecutor and his top detectives decided to take a hard look at rob's personal relationships, starting with his wife of 27 years, susan kirschenbaum, seen here in happier times. >> it's sergeant love. >> reporter: sgt. cecelia love was the case detective. >> what was going on in their lives at this time, susan and rob? >> well, they were living separately. um, they had -- still had a relationship, because they had the -- you know, the two daughters together. >> they were divorcing? >> yes. and you know, they were -- they had been discussing selling the house, you know, dividing up assets. >> that can get tense, even for the best of relationships. >> absolutely. >> did you need to take a close look at her? >> in the beginning, you know, you always would think, it