the national spelling bee. that was a true nail biter. since the producers love me they put all of the spelling words in the teleprompter. sorry, i can't read them. so, just, stay tuned. okay. it is friday, june 2nd. >> so many tough word. >> i don't know if that's anywhere near the right pronunciation. >> think it is baracuda. >> test our skills later in the show. >> all right. but we are going to start about the backlash growing this morning after president trump pulled the u.s. out of the paris climate agreement. >> the decision to withdraw from global accord denounced by countries closest allies. but the president says the deal is unfair to the u.s. economy. abc's correspondent reports. >> reporter: the president fulfilling a key campaign promise. >> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. >> more than 190 countries signed on committing to cut green house gas emissions in an effort to combat climate change. only syria and nicaragua haven't signed the deal trump referred to massive redistribution of wealth. >> i w

the nation's fiercest competitors, best of the best, face to face. steph and lebron, no way. roan and nanya. >> language of origin. >> part of speech. >> reporter: the national spelling bee. that grueling annual battle of the brains. the bee has it all. nervous kids. proud parents, old guys trying to be hip. >> heather's brother suggested she post a tinder photo where she is not wearing if she wants to get less creepy responses. >> reporter: round after round kids taking a seat after hearing -- [ bell dings ] >> dang it. >> reporter: the dreaded bell that means you're done. but a ten-word winning streak drops the mike. mogollon. correct. >> reporter: didn't even wait for the judges to confirm his confidence. he eventually got bounced. then the final two. 14 from oklahoma. his favorite book "charlotte's web." and from fresno, california. coincidentally, steph curry fan. >> that is correct. >> that is correct. >> that is correct. >> reporter: back and forth way past their bedtimes. >> that is correct. >> man, that was really impressive. >> reporter: and way more entertaining than game one of the nba finals. one espn host, tweeting. there are people actually at the nba finals

you can watch the national spelling bee on the live espn app. >> they are all terrific. >>> students at two richland elementary schools will be eating health very soon. the conscious kitchen program is on the way. the program aims to do away with a standard school lunch and make everything served from scratch. the chicken and al sad was a real hit today as was one idea alice waters is pushing. >> we want a free school lunch

from the bay area did move on, 13-year-old trinity gopaul spelled suret correctly in the third round, and another 13-year-old of san jose got per emer to right. you can watch the national spelling beelive espn app. >> they are all terrific. >>> students at two richland elementary schools will be eating health very soon. the conscious kitchen program is on the way. the program aims to do away with a standard school lunch and make everything served from scratch. the chicken and al sad was a real hit today as was one idea alice waters is pushing. >> we want a free school lunch for every kid in this country. let's begin in california. [ applause ] >> of course, everything is fresh and organic. madera elementary will also be part of this program. >>> a bay area family may turn to an unlikely ally to save an old part of san francisco that's under threat from developers. it is a small building that sits under the shadow of new towers near the financial district. it housers clockers blacksmith. amazingly is shop is still in operation more than 100 hours after it opened. tony rose leany still turns on the fire pit with matches and newspaper. he worked her 50 years still forging tools. busin

we'll led to the national harbor for the national spelling bee. >> yeah, the finals of the national spellingre tonight. the field of young contestants has been whittled down from 291 to just 40 who are competing right now. this year's group included the youngest speller ever to compete a six-year-old from oklahoma. >> edith, how does it feel to be the youngest speller in history? >> it feels really exciting. >> do you lope to come back to the bee next year? >> i do if i don't win this time. [laughter] >> unfortunately edith didn't make the cut this year. she spelled both of her words right but was eliminated based on the written test ahead of time. but seems kind of like a safe bet she'll probably be back don't you think. >> i didn't know there was a written test. >> i didn't either. >> you got to write down. >> it's a lot of work and she's six. >> it should be based on spelling. she got the word right. all right. that's right. we're going to tell you coming up here tonight we'll have the latest on that dashcam video that shows the moments after police found tiger woods asleep in his car on

never even heard of let alone spelled but one 12-year-old showing what she has got. >> m-a-r-o-c-a-i-n. >> that is correct. ananya vinay the winner of the national spelling beeth grader. her victory ending the contest three year streak of ending in a tie. >> she was a little startled there. it was a bit much at once. ananya and her rifle battled it out for 41 minutes at the final. she goes home with $40,000 in cash and a trophy and in case you're wondering marocain is a kind of dress fabric. i have to take a pause before saying it. >> let's get a check on cnn money stream this morning. stretching higher after record highs. the dow 136 points for its first record close since march 1st. overall a banner day on wall street. stocks shrugging off the business community's protest of the paris deal decision because corporate america already made plans for climate change and they say they're not changing course now. they're looking beyond the next 3 or 7 years. they're looking to the future. also investors also saw a strong reading of private sector jobs ahead of today's monthly jobs report. on that subject the 80th consecutive job growth. here's what economists exp

the bee yesterday. >> spell tapas. >> tapas, t-a-p-a-s, tapas. nyctinasty, n-y-c-t-i-n-a-s-t-y, nyctinasty. >> correct. >> as the youngest person ever to qualify for the nationalrough her regional competition. you won't believe the meaning of her winning word. >> knowledge, used in hinduism. >> juana, j-u-a-n-a, juana. >> you win. >> sometimes like to play with animals and play in the trees. >> annie and justin fuller who home school edict -- >> 6-year-old sitting in one place, not interacting with anybody for two hours is the equivalent of torture. >> edict aced the verbal test but her score wasn't quite high enough to put her in the finals. luckily she had nine more years to become a champion. >> do you want to try again next year? >> i do. >> now, the 40 spellers who made it to today's finals also spelled their words correctly but they scored higher than edith did. by getting to washington, ee death made history and she made all of us smiechlt gayle? >> i'll say. i love everything about little edith. such a normal reaction at 6 when you don't get it and you cry and go to your dad. >> my reaction is this 6-year-old can to this and i can't. >> income nasnycti

. >> reporter: the national spelling bee, that grueling annual battle of the brains, the bee has it alld parents, old guys trying to be hip. >> heather's brother suggested she post a tinder photo where she's not wearing a bautta if she wants to get less creepy responses. >> reporter: hundreds of kids taking a seat after hearing -- [ bell rings [. >> reporter: -- the dreaded bell. that means you're done but shourav drops the mike. >> m-o-g-o-l-l-on. report rohan, his favorite book "charlotte's web" and ananya from fresno, california, coincidentally a steph curry fan. >> gargouillade. >> siddur. >> reporter: back and forth way past their bedtimes. >> duthere are people at the nb finals who are watching the national spelling bee on their phones. for 20 rounds until -- >> m-a-r-e-m. [ bell dings ] >> reporter: the veteran, rohan takes the seat, ananya has to spell wound more word correctly. >> a-i-n, marocain. >> that's correct. >> reporter: is she relieved, shocked, happy? nope, the steely glare of a true k3e9 tore. two wins for dub nation but only one featured and entertaining >>> good mo

the next five to six weeks. in sellersville, shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >>> could you spell and how about pronoun it the word that won a 12-year-old little girl the national spelling bee>> plus, bicycling may be good for your health and the environment but it could be costing you in other ways. >>> and now details in the death of rocker chris cornell. what we're learning tonight about what was found in his system at the time of his death. ♪ >>> hey it's hank. you hear that. that's horsepower. i'm at dover forge for weekend of nascar racing g and my take s all you got to do is get here. you'll be in victory lane, too. >> i never got why some people don't like stock car racing. if tv doesn't seal the people for you eric jones and super fans will tell you if you want to know you got to go. >> nothing like see a nascar race in person. getting the sights, the sounds and smells and taking it all in. >> it starts with the smell. the smell of the race fuel burning tires. watching people go, you know, 160, 200 miles an hour whatever track you're at. >> reporter: it's above this race -- bug this racing if you get bit you'll read up on the history and fine out why some drivers a

the water main break in belmont. >> and can you spell winner. the national spelling bee is over and the confetti flying and parents relieved getting big hugs in there. the winner and the winning word coming up, plus, how did the bay area students fare? we'll tell you the word on the street next. [ erie music ] the mummy has returned. you wish to see... what i have seen? you will... [ dramatic pause ] when i kill you. [ gasping ] i'm scared. ahhh! [ drums beating ] you saw that, right? you have no idea... what you have unleashed. go! go! go! [ growling ] whoa! that's my face! that's my face! run! [ dramatic music ] the mummy. rated pg-13. experience it in imax. >>> all day long it is friday, and we're taking a live look outside. beautiful golden gate bridge this morning. traffic is pretty light. light fog as well. there's the zipper truck moving things along. >> really flying along, isn't it? >> yeah, right. quarter to 5:00 right now. >> knows what it means. >> m-a-r-o-c-a-i-n. >> congratulations. marocain. that the was it. cool as a cucumber there. 12-year-old ananya vin

first it is time for our 14th annual war of words between me and the winner of the scripps national spelling bee [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, ananya, how are you? 12 years old, you spell the -- here, step over here with me. you spelled how many words correctly to win this? >> 35. >> jimmy: 35 words. these are words you studied very hard to learn? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you knew all of them, were any of them hard? >> no. >> jimmy: what about this one? let's look at this. >> g-i-f-b-l-a-a-r, gifblaar. >> that is correct. >> jimmy: i knew that one. everybody knows gifblaar. [ cheers and applause ] what is gifblaar? we were going to name our baby gifblaar originally. did your dad know how to spell gifblaar? >> i don't think he did. >> jimmy: are you a better speller than your father? >> maybe. >> jimmy: have you enjoyed your time as champion? >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, that time is about to end, young lady. [ laughter ] there's a new champion about to jump on that spelling horse right now. you may have won the spelling bee but i am about to win the spelling "a." that's right. i would like to

the next five to six weeks. in sellersville, shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >>> could you spell and how about pronoun it the word that won a 12-year-old little girl the national spelling bee>> plus, bicycling may be good for your health and the environment but it could be costing you in other ways. >>> and now details in the death of rocker chris cornell. what we're learning tonight about what was found in his system at the time of his death. ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing performs like a tempur-pedic. and now is the best time to buy one. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. >>> hey it's hank. you hear that. that's horsepower. i'm at dover forge for weekend of nascar racing and my take is all you got to do is get here. you'll be in victory lane, too. >> i never got why s

the summer. it features food trucks, live music every week and stores and restaurants will have specials. >>> spelling her way to success. the local student making waves at the national spelling bee> plus going a after a fan. what mr. met was caught on camera that gave him the boot. >>> let's take you state by state and county by county for  look at some of the stories in our area. >> the head of the first aid squad is facing charges he stole more than $100,000 from the squad. he's accused of making withdrawals totaling $118,000 for his own personal use. he's scheduled to appear in court in it july. >>> kellogs is is cutting 292 jobs in montgomery county. layoffs are expected in august. cereal company plans to close another facility near pittsburgh. >>> school districts statewide say they need more financial help from the state. they claim pennsylvania only pays for 37% of what it costs to educate students forcing the districts to make tough decisions on school programs. >>> people living in one county town can expect to pay more for school taxes next year. upper moreland is pike hiking its tax bill by $100. the increase is the maximum allowed by pennsylvania. officials blamed p

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the scripps national spelling bee is happening at national harbor! of these kids are younger than 14! and remember- new rules in effect this year- to prevent ties! the kids all took a written test bor tiebreaker if they run out of words. the last three years have ended with co-champions. it's xx and we're just getting started. decision day at the white house. the president about to make an announcement that will have global ramifications. is the united states about to pull out of the paris climate accords? good morning washington. i'm larry smith.. and i'm adrianna hopkins.. in for autria godfrey. 1st day of meteorological summer & start of the atlantic hurricane season - delightful weather through saturday - more humid, unsettled sunday & monday with storms - nice midweek next week today: mostly sunny. comfortably warm. highs: 79-83 winds: nw 5-15 mph

while the nba finals were going on in oakland-- another clash of the titans was happening at national harbor. the scripps national spelling bee wrapped up last night-- and for the first time in year's a single champion was crowned. take a look. sixth grader ananya vinay took home the title and the 40-thousand dollar grand prize. this is her second time competing in the bee. last year, she was eliminated on her second word. and this year-- she won the whole thing. coming up-- bogus fliers, bogus fliers, posted around the district. and they are targeting undocumented immigrants. what police are telling residents-- coming up. plus, breaking news from the phillipines after a gunman opens fire inside a hotel. overnight police discover dozens of victims. what happened.. and the latest on the gunman. z2cpsz zi0z y2cpsy yi0y - rain looking later sunday today mostly sunny to partly cloudy, beautiful highs: around 80 degrees winds: west 5-10 mph, a little breezy during the afternoon tonight: partly cloudy & cool lows: 56-62 winds: northwest 5 mph saturday: mostly sunny and comfortable highs: 76-80 winds: northwest 5-10 mph coming up--

the president to go easy on former national security advisor michael flynn. happening today - it's one of our favorite events- even though- it may make you feel a little less smart. the national spelling bee finals spelling bee finals begin this morning at national harbor! so far this week- it's been prelims. now - it's the real deal. most of the 40 finalists are younger than 14! and remember- new rules are in effect this year- to prevent ties! the kids took a written test before the bee - to break possible ties. the new york mets - blown out by the brewers last night at home.. and even mr. met has had enough.. the mascot's obscene gesture that got him fired overnight. and - an explosion on a colorado highway.. the driver diving out of his truck in the nick of time. the must see video - coming home. summer & start of the atlantic hurricane season - delightful weather through saturday - more humid, unsettled sunday & monday with storms - nice midweek next week today: mostly sunny. comfortably warm. highs: 79-83 winds: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mainly clear. comfortable. lows: 53-59 winds: nw 5 mph friday: partly to mostly sunny. another gorgeous day. highs: 78-81 winds: w 5-10 mph ♪ pressure. i

tonight, mandy moore, comedian jerrod carmichael, the national spelling bee champ, and music from bebe rexha featuring lil wayne.ions, here's jimmy ki! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. thank you. hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thank you, thank you. welcome back to those of i do who joined us in primetime for our game night special earlier tonight. game four of the nba finals between the warriors and the cavaliers from cleveland, ohio. or maybe they should call it leaveland, ohio. there's a rumor that lebron james is considering a move to los angeles to become a laker or a clipper the year after next. which would be exciting for us. but another bummer for cleveland. although i have -- thinking about this today, i have an idea to make it fair. i propose, and i'm not authorized to make this deal myself, but i know people. so here's how this will go. we get lebron. and in exchange, cleveland gets disneyland. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] the whole thing. haunted mansion, space mountain, mic

the bay area. what did he get four-game suspension? >> then reduceed. >> for being a bad boy. >> bad, bad, bad. grown man. remember. >> play ball. >> no crying in baseball. >>> there's a new national spelling bee champ from the golden states. >> yes. she is a 12-year-old girl from fresno ananya vinay was letter perfect during three days of grueling competition at the national spelling bee. take a look as she spelled her way to the top: "marocain." >> that is correct! >> congratulations! [ applause and cheers ] >> it took her a while to smile but she made it. last year she placed 172nd in the competition. she says since then, she studied several hours a day and look at that. a huge hug from her dad. >> well deserved. >> there she is! see, she's happy. >> and supposedly she is a warriors fan. >> she is. yeah. she wants tickets to the game. >> i think they should get 'em. >>> still ahead a danger for dogs especially in the summertime. we are talking about foxtails with our pet expert who also brought along toby. wake up! >> aww, toby is cute. >> catch our special coverage of this year's san francisco carnaval parade tomorrow night at 8 p.m. on kbcw 44/cable 12 and at 11:30 right here on kpix 5. w

we are told that the words will be even tougher than past years so the bee doesn't end in another tie. a total of nine spellers from our region made it to the national spelling bee this week. congratulations to all of them and good luck to them and their nervous parents. >> i like the way they spell it out on the back of their hand. we should try that sometime. >> three ways to learn, write it, say it, see it. >> look at you, mr. smart scientist guy here. what else you got? >> >> yesterday we had a tornado warning between 5:05 and 6:05. national weather service was out there today on route 7. route 7 in fredrick county and in clark county and there was confirmed tornado in that area. so we did have a tornado. it was ef-0 tornado. winds estimated 55 miles per hour. we did see damage. jackie bensen was out there last night showing us that damage. out there today we saw storms but before that we saw pretty nice day. 80 degrees d.c. 84 back towards leesburg. if you are going to end the month of may end it on a high note. we did see storms roll through right around evening rush. right now looking pretty good. 66 degrees partly to mostly clear skies. we are watchi

spell finals? a competitor advances to the last round of the national spelling bee. we'll tell you all about it. >>> a film festival starting the week showcases the work of latin america and latino film makers. it will introduce america to ground breaking cinema. it begins tomorrow night at the kimmel center. nbc 10 and our sister station are the proud media sponsors. ginni joining us is the director. [ speaking spanish ] >> that's the extent of my spanish right there. give us an overview of different films we'll see. >> three days we start tomorrow. the kimmel center, two hours, people that can come out of work, hang out. they have plans for the evening they can pregame it. we have a documentary. it's really interesting. it's also a multi-media project that brings together a team. so you have musicians, film makers that are just creating this platform. >> you said that in years past that each year takes on its own flavor. >> it does. >> does that happen organically or do you set scenes for each year? >> it comes up quite regularly. this as a creative team talk about

. >> the nationals spelling bee, the annual battle of the brains.ervous kids, proud parents, and even old guys attempted to be hip. >> they suggested he posted a tinder photo if she wants to get less creepy responses. >> hundreds of children taking a seat after hearing -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the dreaded bell means you are done. the final two. a 14-year-old from oklahoma whose favorite book is charlotte's web and a girl from fresno, 12 years old, a steph curry fan. >> that is correct. >> that is correct. >> back and forth, way past their bedtime. >> that is correct. >> that was impressive. >> ♪ andhe veteran takes a seat the sixth-grader has to spell one more correctly. >> a-i-n. >> that is correct. >> congratulations, you are the champion. shocks, no,ieved, the glare of a smooth competitor, in the zone, just like steph. is here andug talking about how great the weekend will be an may be some rain late sunday but we can go to the pool today, tomorrow. doug: sunday, do it earlier, midday early afternoon because sunday afternoon early evening between 3:00 and 4:0

. >>> and local kids in the finals for the national spelling bee.sation is out despite one sensation is out despite spelling all her words >>> this just in. more fallout for comedian kathy griffin. a northern california venue just canceled her next show. the center for the arts says it's canceling the show because of security concerns. grass valley northeast of sacramento, they said they are receiving, quote, aggressive messages and couldn't afford the security that comes with hosting her show. griffin is in the spotlight for a photo with her holding a severed head. >>> two students in the bay area >>> two students in the bay area among 40 finalist putting their talent to the fetest. talent to the fetest. >> tapas, >> correct. >> that's 6-year-old edith fuller, she couldn't have done better but her scores in the prelims were not high enough. our two contestants from here in the bay area did move on. the bay area did move on. one one. you can watch the national spelling bee straerpld live on e espn. >>> and a boy ran away because he gave himself a ha

the man behind a deadly terrorist attack at an ariana grande concert. >> plus could you spell it? how about pronounce it the word that won a 12-year-old little girl the national spelling beetip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. uber pro-tip: buy delicious produce you don't need to chop at all. boom. summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. goldvo: as a goldman sachshose companiepresident,legal activity helped destroy our economy... phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the powerful - from the mafia, to the nra, to the dark money that poisons our politics. i'll be nobody's governor but yours. ♪ >>> major development tonight into the investigation into the deadly manchester attack. british police found a car they believe is significant in the southern part of the city. >> and they're hoping that the white nissan can lead them to important clues into the suicide bomber. police closed off the ar

this is the 90th year of the national spelling bee held in washington, d.c. the young of the competition ever, she's tiny. 6-year-old edith didn't advance to the next round, from oklahoma. two bay area spellers did, including the one who placed 6th last year. he said the whole experience was pretty much a blur. >> it was like pretty much shock and awe the whole time. this year i'm appreciating everything. >> he attends the middle school in san jose and his word was peremptory. also moving to the next round is gayle ranch middle school student in san ramon. her word surety. the state of being sure. wisdom. the best of luck. >> they are supposed to cover us. >> should you buy travel insurance? the important lesson you could learn from a bay area couple before taking your next trip. >> plus the subpoena tied to the russia investigation, the high-profile people. the white house intelligence committee wants to talk to. silence... >>> right now at 6:30, former fbi director james comey expected to break his silence. comey is due to tell his side of the story in an op

jonathan: the national spelling bee happening at national harbor. this week has been preliminary, tomorrow is the real deal. most of these kids are younger than 14 and are like human dictionaries. alison: new rules are in effect to help the kids prevent a tie. jonathan: that does not work there will be a cage match at the end. there is a six-year-old girl in there who was fantastic. alison: she is adorable. remember that skit where they said they needed the lyrics to a khalifa song? the nationals may be without bryce harper for a few days but are not showing signs of slowing for vacations that exceed expectations, with surprises hiding around each corner, and good times guaranteed. busch gardens and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: major league baseball shaved one game off of bryce harper's four-game suspension for fighting giants reliever hunter strickland. tonight was his first night

the scripts and national spelling bee. lash. >> the winner. >> a dream come true, so happy right now. >> all that matters. >>> if a boy is teasing you, maybe he really likes you. >> maybe that's what the republicans are doing. >> if that's the case. >>> on cbs this morning. >> i think enough is enough. >> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. >> he announced it like it's an episode of the bachelorette. >> earth, we had a great time in the hot tub, but i got to give a rose to coal, my black beauty. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toe welcome to cbs this morning. leaders around the world are defending the climate accord that president trump is abandoning. withdrew from the agreement. nearly 200 countries promised to reduce emissions blamed for global warning. president said the deal punishes american workers and taxpayers. >> in a response, landmark buildings around the world, including the empire state building, were lit up in green last night. business officials blasting the president.

tonight, mandy moore, comedian jerrod carmichael, the national spelling bee champ, and music from bebe rexha featuring lil wayne. and now, if there are no objections, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. thank you. hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming.

the contestants in the bay area did move on. 12-year-old from san ramon, and you can watch the national spelling bee live. >> in defense of the 6-year-old, that was the easiest word spelled. >>> fisher set up a spoon on a desk and squeezed the pudding out of the bag, and then he began to eat it and then it starts to drift away. before it gets too far, he opens his mouth and -- >> eww. >> i don't like this. >> just sucking in the pudding there. >> i hope you are not eating your breakfast, because, gross. >>> and if you are ever deceived into buying one diet pill. >> and then struggling to hold on in san francisco, how an unlikely ally may step in to help. >>> first, this morning's tech bytes. >> apple may be ready to enter the smart speaker battle. apple may announce its smart sneaker next monday. such a device would rival google home. apple has not commented. >>> and the use of fingerprints as a border pass is being tested. >> one day it could be used to allow passengers to quickly check bags and even board flights. you are looking at the world's largest plane built by microsoft co-founder, paul ala

the pro-golfer. >> how do you spell winner? we'll tell you the word that won the national spelling bee. ck at the top of the hour. >> we are in for a fantastic friday, sunny, breezy, temperatures staying warm through the weekends. but, katie is tracking our next best chance for rain. >>> philadelphia city councilman david oh, continues to recover from being stabbed. we're learning his attack was recorded. we'll hear from him, coming up in a live report. >> patrons, employees, our true family. >> and developing this morning, the death toll is rising in a deadly attack at a hotel and casino if the philippines. we'll show you the image after gunman, just released. >>> today is friday, june 2nd, good morning,

the d.c. library summer program. all you need to do is eat chipotle today. >> national harbor down to the best s-p-e-l-l-e-r-s periods. the finals of the national spelling beeng contestants has been whittled down from 291 to 40 who tonight. that includes a boy from richmond virginia and a boy from howard county maryland. now the youngest speller ever to compete six-year-old edith fuller from oklahoma she did not make it into the finals. so -- she did well, though. she got this far. >>> all right. ready to see you tomorrow. tomorrow morning in b-o-w-i-e maryland. >> quite at good speller. >> that's as far as i went. that's the site as much our next zip trip. we'll be in bowie town center from 6:00 to 11:00 tomorrow. tucker barnes kicks things off. then i'll be there along with holly morris. erin como will join us a little bit later and we would love for you to come out as well. come out and see us on our second zip trip. last time bowie brought it strong. they were one of the top ones out of all the zip trips. >> i think they'll bring it strong again tomorrow. gary mcgrady talking about our weather and improvements. >> oh, looked great. look, technically the

tonight, mandy moore, comedian jerrod carmichael, the national spelling bee champ, and music from bebe rexha featuring lil wayne.ions, here's jimmy ki! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. thank you. hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming.

the national spelling bee is underway. the youngest contestant is six years old. we were thinking maybe she can give the president some pointers. ♪ >> b-a-e-d-e-k-e-r. >> correct. >> that did not even seem difficult for her. i couldn't spell the words that she spelled. ♪ >> it can be very intimidating. >> j-n-a-n-a. jnana. >> you are our champion. laura: good luck to edith fuller and all of the young spellers. i bet they can spell covfefe. you can find the latest on our website, including the bomb in afghanistan's capital which claimed 90 lives. for what we are working on at any time check out our facebook page. i am laura trevelyan, thank you for watching and please tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation news at bbc.com/news. is made possible by the freeman foundation and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friend

the classroom. >> and a new national spelling bee champion is crowned right here at national harbor. ig win is just ahead. >> live look outside on this friday, the second day of june. weather and traffic coming u first we want to same thanks for joining us. i'm wisdom martin. >> i'm erin como. you can say it again. it's friday. >> all right. gary mcgrady is here to talk about the forecast and how good things are going to look once it warms up from the little chill in the air. >> this is one of those days you start off maybe in some cases with a light jacket because we got lower 50's out there in the suburbs and then we warm up low, mid 80's before it's all said and done. you start off cool and then end up warm and that's kind of indicative of a very low relative humidity or very dry environment because the drier air is a lot more efficient in cooling off and it's a lot more efficient in heating up as well because you're not heating up all that extra water vapor;, or cooling it off nor matter p reagan national 6565. bwi marshall 57 degrees. little bit more in the way of temperatures ac

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and the 12-year-old winner of the national spelling bee will join us. ally wants now that she won. all that plus the eye-opener and your world in 90 seconds. see you at 7:00. >> she is from fresno so that's cool. >> yes, very cool. she wants tickets to the game of basketball game you know what i'm talking about. >> i bet it's the warriors. all right. nora, thanks so much. we'll see you and find out at 7:00. >> take care. >>> time now 6:44. the latest jobs report is out and the numbers are lower than expected. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks has that and more. >> reporter: good morning. hiring was definitely cooled off in spring as the labor department reports a gain of 138,000 jobs in the month of may. that was well under expectations. it also revised the prior two months lower by a combined 66,000 jobs. despite that, though, the unemployment rate went down to 4.3%. it hasn't been that low since 2001. wage growth was probably the brightest spot in the report. it was up 2.5%. that matched the gain the prior month. now, this report could reall

. ♪ >>> your thursday morning "pulse" starting with the national spelling bee, nearly 300 competitorsk their turns in the preliminary round. >> the field is now down to 40. 6-year-old edith fuller stepped to the microphone as the youngest ever participant. her first word, nyctinasty. nyctinasty. can you spell it? >> n-i-x -- >> nyctinasty, n-y-c-t-i-n-a-s-t n-y-c-t-i-n-a-s-t-y, nyctinasty. >> correct. >> so not quite, kendis. >> you were close. >> edith spelled that and her second word correctly but her scores on preliminary written tests weren't high enough to keep her in the competition. >> oh, but just to show that she really is a 6-year-old kindergartner, she after she found out she didn't make it to the next round she ran to her father and burst into tears. oh, the new champion by the way will be crowned tonight. coverage on espn starts at 8:00 p.m. but maybe she'll be back next year. >> she just turned 6 years old solity of retry the bee. >>> next to mr. met one of the most recognizable mascots in baseball had a rough night. >> so did the mets, by the way. this video going viral

. >> the national spelling bee all comes down to this. for the win. >> your word is covfefe. >> can you use it in a sentence. >> despite the constant negative press, covfefe. >> can you use it in a full sentence? >> no. >> can you define the word? >> just get off my bleep bleap and spell it. >> okay. covfefe. c-o-v-r-e-f-e, covfefe. >> wow, yeah, that is correct. congratulations. you win a job in the white house. what? no. i just wanted a scholarship. >> trevor: we'll be right covfefe. at chili's, we celebrate with a meal. even if all we're celebrating, is the meal. with our 3 course meal for $10, get a salad, your choice of entrée, and a mini-molten cake. tonight at chili's. gererefreshing beer plus of entrée, and a mini-molten cake. the crisp taste of apples. it's a love story the likes of romeo and juliet. but you know, without all of the tragic stuff. hey. hey? redd's apple ale. together we beer. ♪someday you'll let me put my way ycomb up there♪air♪ ♪'til then you're beautiful and i just stare♪ ♪ 5 truth or dare is back. i decided to s

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