. >> there was a process in the eastern neighborhoods you could have locked somehow the preceding use before it was zoned. >> eastern neighborhoods program that is now expired and called an amnesty program to answer your question mr. krooub reuben a similar program when the 346 to the south of market mixed use zoning district i'm aware of any litigate or legalization permit that was legal at that point that was unclear when the uses chang's changed the permit is 87 and called that has a warehouse with the retail and the auction it is unclear exactly had the current tenant came in we saw the permit in the mid 90s more more office to office and perhaps the appellants can discuss the wave of that unopted out building. >> the central soma rezoning you're saying probably not impact the potential use. >> it may make office more permissive but a whole host of things in central soma it could make office more per administrative and pressure the replacement of pdr i mean, i don't know that it will be any necessarily any easy or better or change things much not do away with invokes and do away w

>> my name is rick hall not prepared things swimming in my mind one thing i want to bring up the eastern neighborhoods monitoring recorded some drafts that are out now i encourage everything everybody who reviews and get in comments so hopefully have it be a clear document something told the other day i saw some references to the statutes through july one so i don't know how we'll do it by july one and also it are requires as part of it the supervisors require that it contain recommendations for basically fixing issues that have come up in the eastern neighborhoods plan and i was really, really haerlgdz by that if so it true because right now we know that there is issues with the eastern neighborhoods eir with the eastern neighborhoods plan itself as policy and the work that should be done to properly do this report should inform those decisions and help because there's a lot of noise coming we're getting fighting i don't understand projects one by one and have to look at the cumulative impacts and include i includes the associating economic and looking at buildings didn't work we may ha

so coming in from the eastern shore, this will cost you a lot of time. now the problem on the outer loop of the beltway, just before connecticut avenue getting down the hill from the temple, may have had a vehicle run into the back of a tractor trailer. one left lane getting by on the beltway itself. so just be very careful if you're headed out early. may want to avoid top side of the beltway after connecticut. >>> a woman slapped her car into a cyclist. >> and the video is hard to watch. surveillance video from late april shows the mustang ramming into the cyclist sending him head over heels. police say the driver intentionally hit the man moments aft conversation. they say the driver is the cyclist's girlfriend and she had just found out that he was hiv positive. the man broke vertebrae in his back and needed staples for a head injury. >>> terror in orlando is once again dictating decision 2016. what the presumptive presidential nominees are promising to do. >>> and the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green bea

generally speaking in the early season most storms form where colin did in the eastern gulf of mexicohat we call home grown systems. moving through florida or along the coast of texas. later you you start seeing them forms with waves off africa. overnight tonight back to home base, sure early and then partly cloudy. 60 degrees. tomorrow breezy and cooler. a few showers possible especially around midday, high of 73 degrees. noticeable will cool down tomorrow. thursday and friday looking beautiful, can't beat that weather, 70's with sunshine. back to the lower 80's this weekend. a couple showers. it will get windy sunday into machine but no major heat waves on the way and in big way on the way either next few days so that is good news. >> senior pga guys will have a great week. >> yes. >> thanks, kate. >>> new at 6:00 o'clock, boy, five sets of twins graduate from a local high school. >> but you won't see double, in lansdale catholic high school's class of 2016 graduate todd day. "eyewitness news" in doylestown for that ceremony. the graduates included five sets of fraternal boy/girl tw

to the eastern neighborhoods plan. ere are five places that we started with . these are neighborhoods plan eir, which had certain assumptions that have been effectively thrown out by the next [inaudible] because the eir led to the eastern neighborhood area plan including the mission plan, but then it got effectively watered down and pdr protections were decimated because it came to the planning code. so, you have a eir good area plan. the planning code language then you have exceptions to the planning code. then, you have interpretations by the planner and so, when you go to the original assumption that were in the eir about looking at the mission, it wasn't a neighborhood of high-end commuters from silicon valley doing a reverse commute on buses into the mission taking with them the demand for housing but an expectation that would be really high-end housing provided in the mission for the people who lived in-who work in mountain view and had very big incomes and buses to take them to san francisco. there was no assumpt

we know we are above the production of housing in the eastern neighborhoods under the original p eir.t's out of date now. and to have a project depends on the p eir for environmental review i think is a mistake in the second prong of your task is to-and i think you should require that the developer go back to planning and at least repair a modified environmental review that will include the issues of overproduction of housing and under-and over the instruction of pdr. the second prong is hummer of your task is to determine whether or not this project is necessary and desirable. now, i'm sure i'm going to hear the refrain, well we need more housing and that's a true statement. that is a true statement, but it does depend where you build it. and building in they poor neighborhood when you're putting 200 luxury units in my think is a mistake it is inconsistent with the character of the neighborhood. what you build, luxury housing 200 luxury housing units. there is some afford housing units of the complete this but don't kid yourselves. it's not 41% contribute about esther o'dell. it's at

. >> have the overhead for a second and quote non-pdrs development this is the eir for eastern neighborhoods non-pdr development will be required to provide pdr space at specified ratios in the last eastern neighborhoods plan this requirement for pdr mysteriesly disappeared by the pdrs assumed it will not be removed it shouldn't be grand for the exception it bans a eastern neighborhoods plan and environmental impact report that are inconsistent with each this loss is not happening in isolation bull there is a longs reverified consultants all without proper environmental review this can't be approved with the environmental review the assumes are out-of-date the number of housing units with the eir is in the mission a surpassed by a significant margin. >> and you have this in front of the you the preferred hours under the plan were 1696 now more than 26 hundred during the meeting sarah jones and her environmental team said no formula for deciding when the offer building will trigger the exemptions without a clear guidance they shouldn't be granted like the project bra today and addition of cir

neighborhoods and we need housing which is more accommodating to families in the eastern neighborhoodshen i look at the documents that was approved by the planning commission there the project includes one hundred and 27 units 5 of which have two bedrooms and one thousand square feet a greater number of bedrooms with a smaller square footage 2 and 3 bedrooms complying but tiny units and they really does not afford family living this is a space which really needs real family apartments and that is what this variance should be required - required and the units mix is critical to the community taking advantage the amenities that eastern neighborhoods have and we don't have very much open space at all so i would the parks fraternal this is the safety park there is franklin park but not let my kids play interest the playground was not properly designated as wildlife refuge they needed more window space this was circle to the building requirement. >> would you care to state your name for the record. >> i've talked with social their skeptical for adoption. >> next speaker please. >> good even

kevin lewis live from the eastern market station with a status update. how are we doing so kevin: i think most people are actually pretty positive leon. there is a steady stream of commuters coming up the escalators here at the eastern market station. some waving to us. a loll of them have a confused look on their face searching for the shuttle bus. this is pennsylvania avenue. they have halted service from the eastern market to benning road station. orange line is stopped between eastern market and the minnesota avenue station. this search started saturday and runs through sunday july 3. that is 16 days in total. a typical six-car train in rush hour has 800 people on board. that means wmata need 18 two and a half minutes to keep up with the service. that is impossible. delays are a guarantee. most people we talk to said monday commute was no worse than expected. >> it's not bad until getting out of eastern market. >> i work in alexandria and i live in maryland. i have a nice commute going on. this is my first time going back home. coming here wasn't that

i sat in the eastern neighborhoods construction and adoption and came up well but .4 spaces is way too high i know that people own cars we talk about the future for when those parking spaces have no use they'll not have use and time to figure that out and understand why this much parking is asked for on top of bart's station with people for housing and also talking about environmental issues and things like that yet we see projects that don't sit on top of van ness bart and a muni station had a 5 ratio i didn't support i don't understand - i understand the environmental is c the raised playground in section h at the end of the report, however, significant unavoidable the school gets a structure they could use for different other activities on top of what is the playground would still have shadow impacts but don't understand any alternative that is available beyond that that could myth that i don't understand permanent or personally i'm not a father and no children that maybe someone can talk about the lack of sunlight on school-aged conditioner with going back to a 10 by 10 room with t

no flying troubles on the eastern seaboard for today. es here moving toward milwaukee and chicago now. that is our rain chance coming up for tomorrow afternoon. nothing to worry about for today other than the heat and the relatively bad air quality. code orange on the air for today. be careful. no strenuous activities during the peak of the day sensitive in any way. 57 in manassas. humidity not an issue today. it will be back for tomorrow. today just hot and dry. poor air quality. high temperature around 92 in downtown washington. clouds increase overnight tonight. here's future weather 1:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. skies going mostly cloudy overnight. could have a stray shower or two out in the shenandoah valley before sun is up tomorrow morning. most of the rain chance drains through during the peak of the afternoon. not a guarantee we'll get rain tomorrow but our next best chance and next chance after that comes up on thursday. planner for tomorrow. cooler because of the extra clouds and slight rain chances here and rest of the week is l

the eastern market, the benning road and minnesota avenue stations.and potomac are closed altogether. there will be shuttle buses. we've seen a lot of them here this morning. they will ferry you around the closed sections of track that metro will be working on to improve safety and reliability. the buses will run five to ten minutes apart. they will service eastern market, benning rolled, minnesota avenue. you can get back on the rail and head back east. it's the reverse coming into town. this will be going on for 16 days. riders we talked to on the first day are taking it in stride. >> you got to do it for safety. we have to adjust to it. >> reporter: now, going to be surging buses as well. about 40 buses will be dedicated to shuttling folks around the areas. the buses are indeed going to be crowded. metro saying that already. not so much as we see on the weekend but during the week. leave early. make other plans if you can. but expect delays. live at eastern market, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> derrick, thanks so much. it's 9:45. we have a

along the eastern seaboard. a number of severe thunderstorm watches out. chance for gusty, damaging winds, large hail and an isolated tornado as we head through the course of the evening. this is the whole corridor we're watching, essentially from new york city, right down to coastal sections of georgia. meanwhile, our eyes are on the tropics. latest advisory, a tropical depression off cancun, a rather disorganized system, one that will likely gain status and if it does so, it's tropical storm colin. it takes a track just to the east of panama city. but it's going to be oddly shaped, not your classic tropical system. with heavy rain on the eastern side and that will be the biggest impact if it does become colin. tropical storm warnings from big ben to florida. right on down south of tampa. could see gusty winds, high surf. but again the focus really on the potential of flooding rainfall. we could see over a half foot of rain here in central northern florida and southern georgia as well. >> eric fibber -- fisher, thank you. >>> well, paris and its surroundin

in and all of a sudden got dropped the eastern neighborhoods eir was based on having the umu include the mixed use and pdr so this eir that is in the eastern neighborhoods needs to be reviewed and i think we should start following this type of policies that are coming from the top and the communities to preserve be it further resolved you guys got to stop letting that go away we need jobs at all levels of society not just housing for rich people but need below collar and middle-income? one more example of pdr space going away i urge you to see where we can find pdr ♪ ground floor >> any other public comment on this tome da hall street. >> thank you very much commissioner president fong and members the commission and city staff and members of the public i'm john i've been a member at instant gregory's i sing in the choir and make coffee and the residents bike safety structure helps the kids at camp my wife and i have been attending saint gregory's for 18 years and in in time we've been living in alameda developers met with the neighbors ed reiskin before even coming to the planning bo

fighting forces on the ground to get their act together. >> there are other benefits to being in the eastern mediterranean. like poking a finger in the eye of russia. also active in the region. >> we know that the russians know that we're here, we operate in country. they know that we're there. >> after a long time at sea, all are looking forward to heading to their virginia home port in mid july. >> i bet you're eager to get home. >> absolutely. i'm ready. i'm ready. it's about time. >> everybody? >> everyone. >> it's not time, however, to call time on the war on isis. >> in fact the truman now has company. also in the mediterranean, on its way to its own anti-isis mission, the aircraft carrier, the "uss dwight eisenhower" and over in the persian gulf, "uss boxer" is also sending jets against isis. game on. chris? >> greg palkot reporting from the island of crete, thanks. >>> britain is mourning the loss of a member of parliament shot and killed north of london today. eye witnesses report seeing british labor lawmaker jo cox getting involved in a fight between two men when a gun went off. t

i sat in the eastern neighborhoods construction and adoption and came up well but .4 spaces is way tooigh i know that people own cars we talk about the future for when those parking spaces have no use they'll not have use and time to figure that out and understand why this much parking is asked for on top of bart's station with people for housing and also talking about environmental issues and things like that yet we see projects that don't sit on top of van ness bart and a muni station had a 5 ratio i didn't support i don't understand - i understand the environmental is c the raised playground in section h at the end of the report, however, significant unavoidable the school gets a structure they could use for different other activities on top of what is the playground would still have shadow impacts but don't understand any alternative that is available beyond that that could myth that i don't understand permanent or personally i'm not a father and no children that maybe someone can talk about the lack of sunlight on school-aged conditioner with going back to a 10 by 10 room with the

fighting forces on the ground to get their act together. >> there are other benefits to being in the eastern mediterranean. like poking a finger in the eye in the region. >> we know that the russians know that we're here, we operate in country. they know that we're there. >> after a long time at sea, all are looking forward to heading to their virginia home port in mid july. >> i bet you're eager to get home. >> absolutely. i'm ready. i'm ready. it's about time. >> everybody? >> everyone. >> it's not time, however, to call time on the war on isis. >> in fact the truman now has company. also in the mediterranean, on its way to its own anti-isis mission, the aircraft carrier, the "uss dwight eisenhower" and over in the persian gulf, "uss boxer" is also sending jets against isis. game on. chris? >> greg palkot reporting from the island of crete, thanks. >>> britain is mourning the loss of a member of parliament shot and killed north of london today. eye witnesses report seeing british labor lawmaker jo cox getting involved in a fight between two men when a gun went off. the attacker shouted --

in the eastern city a mother was arrested on wednesday after setting her teenage daughter on fire for going against her family's will and marrying the man of her choice. these honor killings are usually carried out by the victim's families for alleged violations of conservative norms on love and marriage. even victims of rape have been killed in this way. the prime minister promised to speed up the path of law to ban honor killings but facing opposition from religious parties. >>> a population of 1.2 billion and annual economic growth of about 7% should make india an attractive retail market but physical shops are highly regulated. so are some foreign companies are investing in tv shopping and middle class consumers are switching on. nhk world has the details. >> this home shopping channel broadcasts across the country. the channel sells everything from kitchen utensils, launched four years ago is already number one in the market. >> i would not be surprised in another five, six years from now if the tv shopping industry in india moves from a billion-dollar level to about 10 billion l

we do have a cold front that's moving out of the eastern portions of the united states. we do have another low up toward canada that's going to bring cooler air into portions of the great lakes. that's going to bring the possibility of some rain and maybe even some thunderstorms. toronto extending back toward chicago and denver looking at wet weather. atlanta to houston to miami, a wet weather pattern through monday. a cool-off down toward california. it's been veryry hot over the weekend. we should be seeing temperatures closer to normal as we go throughout the next few days. wrapping things up with a look at japan, it's been a bit of a cloudy day in tokyo. that's because we are now into the rainy season. starting off in okinawa back in may, expanding over the western portions of japan as we went throughout part of the weekend. then sunday extending into tokyo. wewe are going to see meme of tt co, a lilile bitit of a damp feeling as we go forward in time. more rain for tokyo by the time we go into thursday. scattered showers for tuesday and wednesday. osaka, kochi and n

the eastern side near the balkans and off of france we're looking at the possibility of severe weather into thursday morning. be on the lookout: you'll need the umbrella handy for the rainfall and heavy downpours from time to time on wednesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here is your extended outlook. >>> staff at a printing company have helped restore a japanese feudal era castle to its former glory. they used computer graphics s t despigpict the capastle before series of earthquakes. it dates back to the early 17th century and has been the symbol for kumamoto for centuries. it suffered extensive damage in the quakes. the printing company referred to centuries old blueprints as well 40,000 photographs. this turret narrowly escaped collapsese. the company graphics show what it used to look like. the images reproduced the exact number of roof tiles as well as the interior of the cacastle. >> t translator: i w would be ry happy if the virtual touour encourages people to rebuild the castle and the regionon. >> the video is on dispspy at tokyo nationall museum through mid j

it is active yet again across the eastern u.s. i want to talk about the broader picture first. as we head west ward we are tracking potential for severe weather. high plains could see the storms. potential for damaging winds and large hail. across the eastern u.s. there is a cold front that has been pushing eastward. we have areas of rain across parts of delaware into maryland extending south and west across parts of the eastern united states. as we head on later today the focus is for storthunderstorms potentially some that could bring isolated severe weather as well. looking at a damaging wind threat. the plains will be hot. take a look at the areas out west. we have been talking about the heat. no relief, 110 for you in phoenix and 106 in las vegas. >> maria molina. thank you. >> a judge in no rush to see who gets a piece of prince's fortune. a oo i love that song. more than a dozen family members and friends are claiming a stake in the sirng's $300 million estate. more than 2 dozen attorneys appearing in a minnesota courtroom trying to come up for a message for who qualifie

the same system is affecting japan. momore rainfall and severe weatr can be found across eastern portions of china. also affecting western japan, kyushu. more rain will raise the potential for flooding and land slides. it's a gorgeous monday. but starting tuesday, it will be wet once again but temperatures cool down to 24 degrees. here's the extended forecast. ♪ ♪ >>> we invite you to logon to úÑx >> live from paris. >> your rendezvous with the world right here. this is france 24, time for 60 minutes live around the world and these are the headlines. european union leaders are calling for britain to make a quick exit from the eu. the french and eu council sat down in paris before heading off for more talks in berlin. spain's prime minister is claiming the right to form a new government after his conservatives won the most seats in parliament. election in six months does n

i go up toward the marine guard and i said i came from the eastern front. i was wounded. turn myself in to the american. >> after 30 days of fighting with the russians, joe was on the home to america. he told his story in the book "the simple sounds of freedom." for seven days in early february 1945, the big three met at yal that, a soviet resort on the black sea. again in the center of history, 25-year-old zoya was there the day they divided the world. >> in that wonderful big room were the fireplace and roundtable and discussion took place. >> germmy would be occupied. >> it was an important to stalin politically to have the conference in yalta? >> absolutely. he understood there were people who would like to get rid of him. all paranoids are, he is suspicious. >> even towards zoya. >> probably they didn't trust me too much because i was too friendly with the americans to the first time in teheran. >> goodwill among the allies quickly dissipating. and the 63-year-old president roosevelt was falling ill. >> i have seen those eyes and i was mesmerized. it was absolutely cl

they call that the eastern shore should. that's getting temperatures like yesterday, right back into the upper 80's and you have to add a few degrees here with the heat index because we're going to be sticky today. more showers, more thunderstorms, details on that coming up. let's look at your tuesday morning commute. >>> 4:36 right now. we have team coverage. flooding right now, avoid right one. it's closed in both directions between fairfax county parkway. you can detour around that if you're headed north or south, best bet tell graph road 613 or 95. volume is light. so this isn't causing backups yet but we will let you know if it changes. >>> let's see if we can forward our map. aside from that hear that you need to avoid, traffic is moving along just fine on 95. we're not seeing any problems as you make your way out except for this road work 27 at morning star drive. back to you. >>> thanks a lot of erin. coming up. the daily show catches slack on social media for immediately after the supreme court's abortion ruling. >>

. >>> residents along the eastern coast of the united states are dealing with the effects of tropicaltorm colin, still hovering over them. our meteorologist jonathan oh has the details in our world weather report. >> hello. as you look forward during the next 24 hours, i think we're going to be tractinsitioning to sunnier and drier period. we have a cold front paralleling the east coast of the united states will help to push the system away from land. it still has an impact right now. the yaaftermath of what took ple on monday may be around for some time. herere is video. flooding problems in the state of florida. it lashed the state with bands of thunderstorms with heavy rainfall and powerful winds throughout the afternoon on monday extending overnight into tuesday. the storm is still expected to dump anywhere from 200 to 250 millimeters of rainfall in some portions of florida as we go into tuesday. in it tampa bay, high school graduations had to be canceled because of the rainfall and one of the big things that's coming from this is that the storm is also threatening the orange crop

erin: the mystics had the player of the week for the eastern conference. congrats to her. : good to hear. alison: low humidity. beautiful weather. steve: beautiful tonight. nice day tomorrow with highs in the lower 80's. showe forecast. move in late wednesday and thunderstorms on thursday. alison: all right. thank you. leon: "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. back here after game five of the nba tonight. alison: right now the eiffel tower lit up in the rainbow pattern in honor of the victims of the nightclub rampage in orlando. we leave you tonight with photos of some of them. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight," the terror in orlando. breaking developments here on the ground. new video from inside the nightclub of the dancing and the moments the horror broke out. the shootout between the gunman and s.w.a.t. teams. plus, tonight, we hear from survivors, trapped inside during the three-hour hostage ordeal. some amid the bodies. and tonight, the moment authorities knew they had to move in. what forced their hand. 49 victims killed, the

implement the 2017 requested portions of eri, we will be dramatically increasing our force posture on the eastern flank of the alliance which will have a significant deterrent impact on russia and at the same time assure our allies that we have force posture that we have genuine high quality high end war fighting equipment in place as necessary in the event of a crisis. i think the other piece to in that we cannot neglect is working with our nato allies to insure that those allies also have skin in the game and so as we talking about augmenting nato's presence in these countries a lot of what we're doing under eri is bilaterally with each of those allies in the east. as we talk about increasing nato's footprint, think we'll be in a better place to other allies with skin in the game as i said and with additional assets they can bring to bear which they possess because of their proximity to some of these countries that will greatly aid in deterring russia in case of it thinks about potential aggressive action. >> assistant secretary new land, my last question, have we done everything we need to to

no rail service on the orange, blue and silver lines between eastern market and the minnesota avenue road stations as well a arlington cemetery two stations are also closed. richard reeve is covering metro tonight more on the impact to thousands of riders. >> reporter: call is the surge mantra. >> think we'll have delays and people will have to get off earlier. >> reporter: at the minnesota avenue station, shuttle buses, not trains, are rolling points west to the eastern market station. >> this is where uber comes in handy. uber and anything else. >> reporter: the second surge means no trains between eastern market and the minnesota avenue and benning road stations, orange, blue and silver lines will be affected. the stadium armory and potomac avenue stations will be closed for 16 days. >> basically, i asked them, you know, i can get into the city? they said, no, you have to take a shuttle to eastern market. >> reporter: virginia will also be affected. no blue line or bus service from rosslynn to arlington national cemetery. for many, this is just a dry run for a monday morning commu

dry along the eastern seaboard. high of 35 in denver! we're in the mountains here, and we're looking at thunderstorms and very hot temperatures. please be careful of that. back to the north and west. vancouver and seattle looking at unsettled weather as another low pressure system moves on shore for friday. this is new zealand. we have an occluded front where we have air masses mashing into eaeach other. because of that we are looking at unsettled weather as we go throughout the weekend. atat least for part of the weweekend. moisture will be coming on shore. look out for the flooding potential -- potentially, with rainfall totalss up to 150 millimeters. gusts too 120 kilometers per hour. be on the lookout especially on the south island. east asia. warm conditions over japan. high pressure system is surging the tpeperaturess up. later into the weekend thehe hi gives way and the moisture will start to come back into the picture by monday for places like tokyo. a little more shower activity as we go into the weekend. for the western portions

again in the eastern u.s. aking good. 70's and 80's for a big chunk. >>> oo a bear we started with looking for a bit of a refresher. the 2500 bear. 200 pound. >> 250 pound bare caught cooling off in a backyard pool. the wild animal you see wading in the water after wandering into a neighborhood in l.a. >> the bear climbed into a tree for an afternoon nap. they chase it had into the nearby hills. >> up next a bear to a little pony playing opossum. >> don't do that. you embarrass me in front of the neighbors. >> his owner said pinto lays down like every day. they get calls from people who really think he's dead. >> i believe that. >> we have been laughing about it all morning long. snoop dawg embarrassing himself. the ser moan nool first pitch through it way wide. he called it an honor to kickoff the match against the braves but couldn't deliver. the rap king may want to forget a little bit. >> poor guy. >> it is now 39 minutes after the hour. a massive data breech to tell you about the irs failing to protect the

it was brought up through the suez canal, and repositioned here in the eastern mediterranean sea. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan, with a western edition of the broadcast. whether muhammad ali was the greatest boxer of all time is >>> good evening, we are here with the western addition of the broadcast. and no athlete has had as great of an impact outside of sports as mohammed ali, he passed away last night at a hospital near his home in phoenix. he was 74 years old. in his final days, he suffered from a respiratory ailment, made worse by his parkinson's, which he had fought over 30 years. >> he was born in louisville, kentucky. in 1964, at 22 years old, he defeated sunny to become the world heavyweight champion, it was in this spotlight that he announced he was changing his name and converting to islam. he refused to serve in the army during the vietnam war, he was found guilty of draft division and stripped of his title. the supreme court eventually overturned his conviction, and in the 70s and 80s, in his match

this judge has cleared across the region and we had the eastern u.s. send the great heavy rain across portions of anything. the focus for some thunderstorms today including the risk of damaging wind in the area further west and price essentially northern high plains or because the cap potential for isolated tornadoes. temperatures right now still toasty across the southeastern u.s. and southern plains. temperatures already in the 70s out there as we head into this afternoon to temperatures continue to climb. triple digit heat in places like dallas and also across portions of texas. atlanta will be a hot one as well. 92 degrees for the high temperature and the southwestern u.s. no changes out there just yet either. 108 degrees forecast with the fact end of the next. nicole: coming up, turning to the terror attacks, 39 a day. presidential candidates reacted to the attack in very different ways. >> is bad and we better get smart and we better get tough or we are not going to have much of a country left, okay? >> k-kilo clinton calling for international coo

lauren: checking in on stock market futures ahead of the jobs data at 8:30 eastern time, dow futures up 6 points, nasdaq futures down two points, relatively muted. nicole: investors in asia on hold for the jobs report. the nikkei rose 1/2%. in shanghai composite index up 1/2 present as well. lauren: oil prices holding steady and up 0.1% at $41.22 a barrel. lauren: jack dorsey's twitter is the latest company to kick the tires of yahoo but is there a deal in the works? we have the latest. lauren: in game one of the nba finals the golden state warriors with the cleveland cavaliers. at the french open serena williams has a tough time with an unseeded opponent. highlights coming up. nicole: it is 5:01 eastern time on june 3rd, tgif, your first look at the markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: 5 soldiers killed and four missing at fort hood, texas after an army truck carrying 12 soldiers overturned in a flooded creek. three soldiers were hospitalized. governor greg abbott issuing a statement saying, quote, texas is ready to provide any assistance to

storm tracker radar shows all a along the eastern shore. nothing else has popped up so far. think there's a slight chance of that. here's your forecast for the day. humid mixed with heavy air, sticky, muggy, 84 by lunchtime. there could be a thunderstorm around at lunchtime. i don't have that icon on the it's 12:00 hour but it could happen. certainly later other than this afternoon. the concentration of that is i95 into the east late today. upper 80's will feel like 90. here's erin to look as your morning >>> 5:06 safetrack stage 2 will be in effect. shuttle buts running five, ten minutes, this is affecting the orange, silver and blue lines between eastern market minnesota avenue and benning road. factor in the extra time. no rail or bus service between arlington cemetery and rosslyn, no service between roslyn, use the yellow rush plus running all day and starting july 5th. few days we're going to start with safetrack surge 3 and that will affect the yellow and blue lines coming out of alexandria. we'll keep you updated. as for your current metro ride, aside from the safetrac

know, they have sold properties all over the country and the only thing they have left is the eastern seaboard. they have said they think the eastern seaboard is a lucrative market and i would take they would want to keep it. i don't know who has enough money to buy what they have to sell. verizon isson: offering people these bundles. is that the way you convince people to keep the land lines? thathelton: i think landline in the voice world may at some point to go away but you people for broadband and more and more want to have broadband capability and all over the united states, it's a big fight. my members did broadband and that's a big part of what we do and i think it will become an even bigger part of what we do. host: if you would comment on state of unions in america today. what is your thought? notshelton: unions are growing, they are shrinking. we are down to about 6% in the private sector. i think that this fight we just had with verizon kind of can be a rallying cry for unions because we weren't going out after what people try to tell people unions are always after more mon

the government releases the report at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. the economy mists predict 159,000 net new jobs. the forecast goes down to 4.9% for the jobless rate. the annual rate is not great. if that payroll number, if that job creation number comes in lower than 159,000, don't be surprised. 36,000 verizon workers went on strike last month before reaching a deal last week. we have been talking to economists. many say it will mess up the payroll. we have seen that happen before. if it does, we should see a rebound in june. right now, futures are flat. that's what we call treading water. investors are waiting the jobs report. stocks in europe are higher. shares in asia are closing higher. watching oil. $49 a barrel right now. >>> everybody holding their breath. >> we have three and a half hours to go. what that number could tell us about the fed. will they be likely to raise interest rates more quickly? we will see. >> i can hardly wait. i'll hold my breath. >>> we now know what killed music icon prince. the investigation into his death isn't over

u.s., the in the eastern part of texas is still seeing severe flooding with more storms on the way. residential areas are being evacuated and thousands of inmates are being transferred to other prisons. last night the floodwaters swept away 12 soldiers on a road your 4-wood -- on a road near fort hood. five are dead and 4 are still missing. turning to do was economy, were pretty much everyone agrees the may jobs report was a massive disappointed. only 38,000 jobs were added last month, the lowest level in nearly six years. while the unemployment rate dropped to 4.7% from that was in part due to people dropping out of the labor force. it all caps's doubt on any potential interest rate move in june. for more, i was sort of short y,me ago by sudeep redd economics editor for "the wall street journal." nobody was expecting these jobs figures. what happened? sudeep: it was a bit of a shocker and you have to go back to the early stages of the economic recovery in the u.s. to see a number that small and that ugly. there is really two possibilities here. one is that there was a statistical q

this is the one we're going to track along the eastern sea board. mber of severe thunderstorm watches out, again the chances for gusty, damaging winds, large hail and even a chance for an isolated tornado as we head through the course of the evening. this is the whole corridor watching from new york city right on down to coastal sections of georgia meanwhile, our eyes are on the tropics. latest advisory, a tropical depression that is just off the coast of cancun. this is a rather disorganized system it is one that will likely gain tropical storm status. and if it does so it is tropical storm colin, it takes a track to the east of panama city but it is going to be kind of oddly shaped. not your classic tropical system with a lot of the heavy rain on the eastern side of it and heavy rain is going to be our biggest impact if this does become colin. here you see tropical storm warnings from the big bend of florida down south of tampa. could see some gusty winds, high surf but again the focus really on the potential of flooding rainfall. we could over hal

the end of 2017 when we have an additional armored brigade combat team worth of force posture on the eastern flank of the alliance that we will be. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. senator shaheen. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you both for being here and for your ongoing efforts. as part of russia's campaign in eastern europe and the baltics and ukraine, has been to produce disinformation. they're spending a lot of money on rt television, and lots of other ways to get their message out and into parts of eastern europe. can you talk a little bit more about what we're doing to respond to that propaganda? i don't know which one of you wants to address that? >> thanks, senator. well, as you know this has been a line of effort that we've been working on very hard with members of the congress and the senate since 2014. the total appropriation now, state department, usaid, bbg, broadcast board of governors on u.s. side is about $100 million to counter russian propraganda. that money as you know goes for a number of things from clean, honest russian language programing, that bbg is

by second. >> no ceqa analysis at all. >> i'm saying that those projects in order to comply that the eastern neighborhoods community planned exception has to have a certain their perimeters they have to have to be compliant this kind is before the fact it doesn't matter it operationally is not part of this bill but it would be a small part of the progress and still be in place prethe page of that bill anyway, that's one comment how about in an urban area or near a body of water did i hear that correctly i mean a body of water could be a tiny lake in the middle of no where what's the rational. >> good afternoon emery rogers i'll point you to the definitions on the memos page sorry they're not numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 page there is a common definitions those are copied directly from the bill i can't speak to any intent we don't know the intent about the language so actually - so it was a natural body of water that was stated and up i think the overall intent for urban areas and actively include urban areas that butt up against a lake or ocean i think their trying to avoid sprawl development thei

the threat is more into the eastern sections of texas as we go throughout the afternoon hours.we have 23 million people at risk of flash flooding and the biggest threat is along the gulf coast, up to i-10. headed to the houston area. we're expecting another two to four inches of rain in the area. the purple coloring is two to three inches of rain. and then over the weekend, it's on the move to the east coast. so plan your weekend accordingly. so let me take you through it. today's forecast heavy rain obviously down in texas, louisiana. there will be some showers and storms even around d.c. to new york to philly. but not all day. it will be spotty and scattered. most of the day will remain dry. hot in the southeast. by the time we get to saturday, the rain begins to shift a little bit into the southeast. we have a nice day from new york northwards. d.c., your saturday is mostly fine. late in the day a storm. then a possible washout type of day for the east coast on sunday. if you're on the eastern seaboard, saturday is your day to get things done and sunday is laundry. all this