if i had ever thought it i thought i would be the warm-up act for them instead of the ther way around. i do want to thank them to for iving us a lot of thrills. but mostly for the lives they lived and the integrity they showed since they have left laying basketball, and their continuing concern for the country and the young people in his country. let's give them a big hand, i'm very grateful to them. has this been a crazy election or what? there's a reason. when president obama gave his last state of the union address, he said something that was really true. he says we should be optimistic about the future, we are doing better than any other big conomy on earth. we have him as 15 million new jobs in the last five years. we have a greater capacity for general electricity. we have the best system of higher education and raining. we have to make it possible for every young american to graduate from college debt-free. we have to make it possible for everybody that already has debt. so they can pay it off and get on with their lives. either they do two years of community service and any ot

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we have up to 82-degrees, but bonus, very little humidity and a about it of a breeze out ther today, but not as blustery as it was yesterday.este dulles hit 80 and bwi81. temperatures are comfortable, but we are back into the 60s. 74-degrees in the district.es i don't think it will be as coo tonight as it was last night, but we definitely see some high clouds coming through a littleom bit later tonightin and we'll still be on the cool side as we head to the 50s, but low 60s, but great time to open the windows and let s in the house.he it is going to be a lovelyove overnight and a beautiful start to our friday. in terms of the overnight temperatures, while the distric will dropth to 630, which is whi warmer than it was last night we'll head down to 52. 53 for martinsburg, 54 forfor dulles and manassas. 57 for fredericksburg. that is definitely on the coolhe side to start your day out tomorrow. but it is going to be another fantastic friday and we're going to make it really a three-day special. i was definitely very blustery on wednesday. today was just about perfect. and i think tomor

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.> , it so that means members of thers h fox5 team they're going to bengo zip tripping. >> that's right> thas today we are shining theni spotlight on d.c.'s historic anacostia neighborhood.gh allison seymour and tuckeroud tr barnes will be down there wil dw starting at 6 o'clock this t morning so just about in anust a hour. hour. steve chenevey will also beenev joining them a little later onat this morning.. the crew will be at mlk avenuele stop by and say hello if you i can. it's going to be a niceoing morning. >> that's right.t' take some pictures, get someom high-fives. we're holding it down here.ldin mike thomas what you got for g f us. >> i got good weather for youatu wisdom. a little chilly outsideut especially north and west ofor d d.c. but later on thisater afternoon lots of sunshineun will warm it up once again. agan here's your satellite and radar. a few clouds out there the especially west and south of d.c. d. these will break up as we break continue to get the sun in thenn sky and head through thehrouhe morning hours. h stalled out frontal boundaryou over the midwest. that's

there is discussion about --ther or not he can be this going towhether it's be about as successful asll the efforts in the never trump movement. what is the percentage of likelihood that he will be the nominee after the convention? plus >> these 80% things reach a tipping point. it will happen very quickly if it's going to happen. moment where the support for him collapses and the political universe looks very different. six weeks from here to cleveland, that is a long time in presidential politics and a lot can change. you look at the general american approval for each party -- are there conversations happening in republican circles about november and what happens after november? >> in 1992, 1 of the people running for president, he was a self-funded billionaire and at this point, he looked very viable. six weeks later, he dropped out of the race. that was ross perot. a lot can happen between now and the convention and even more will happen within the convention and november. to show is on trump that he can put together a campaign -- i will say what donald trump would say to both of

now, air quality for tomorrow is going to be code orange for ther north and for the northwest, baltimorey up in u that region. if you have any kind of breathing issues or respiratory of issues of any kind don'td spend raft time outside.ra ift know a lot of you may be gog to this area to visit dad. we're just letting you know.now. a couple weeks ago we thought it was almost summer. we had 95-degree days.eg tomorrow ires going to be a warm one. by 2:00, 86, low humidity. by the time we get to the 5:00, it will be 8 l degrees. 64-degrees for tonight. just a few clouds and for tomorrow our high will be 89-degrees. not humid but who the.e. fox5 seven day forecast looking pretty good. 68-degrees. first day roling in with a lion with all the heat. tuesday we have a disservice that we're going to watch with h frontal system. it could bring us a chance of a thunderstorm. behind all that, look at this, perfect weather for the rest of the week, temperatures oncemper again staying right near regional. our fox5 zip trip happening onha friday. the weather is going to beo perfect for that as well. we h

90-degree 90-e temperature in quite some timeoe as we're going to get kind ofdf hot and steamy for thereekend. high pressure just out to our tr west keeps things nice and dryie today. we'll have some breezes back this afternoon but not as windy as yesterday.ftwi mild and veryndy nice. don't for that get u.v. index i still very high this time ofim year so you'll want to put onut the sunscreen.sc 80 today, 81 tomorrow. tomor come join us in anacostia. anac. i'll be there starting at 6:00er a.m. and allison will bellon w coming down to join me as join a well.ll we're going have a great timeg and there's your weekendth forecast. some isolated storms. s could be a few strong ones on f saturday. that's our best chance forch for rain in the next seven days and you can see the coolercasee temperatures return again nextue week. so, hey, we'll take it.ake nice streak of weather. wea let's see if we have a nice a n streak of traffic out on theic o roads. people moving?pe >> no. we have a ton of delays.a to dey as you make your way out by o the brandywine junction bige juc crash. 301 north at short

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technological advances that make it easier for people to communicate, travel, trade, do this is with each ,ther, and yet, our politicians at least some of them, want to make it more difficult to engage in that. i think you saw that in some of the brexit debate. host: up next, we have larry. you are on with daniel griswold. good morning. caller: i would like to know what your opinion is on how shortselling on wall street affected yesterday's drop. it seems that at some point you stock before you sell it. i think it is time to put an end to it. it is simple. if you do not own the stock, you should not be able to sell it. guest: i'm not an expert in financial transaction. i think the volatility, there's volatility, there's not a problem there. the book is in london had 90% odds that they would remain, get, they were proven wrong. there is a shock factor. it will settle down. it will be a two-year extended process as britain disentangled itself from this relationship. i have no problem with how the markets react. to me, the problem is the longer-term consequences for great britain of removing thems

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tree down,ther taking down more wires and blocking another roadway. the storm brought heavy rain, seen here coming down hard in frederick, then it moved south into gaithersburg, where multiple trees and branches came down, dragging live wires onto brink road and sparking power surges nearby. one home nearby was filled with smoke, but no fire. street. there's a pretty good sized hole in the asphalt. roz: for the time being, traffic will be rerouted and brink road is shut down between goshen and whitman wrote. -- road. they will be working for several more hours to get the power lines backup. roz plater, abc 7 news. jonathan: you can read updated forecasts at wjla.com. you can follow us on twitter and on facebook. download the stormwatch app. if something happens out there, we will text your phone to let you know what's happening. kellye: the baltimore police officer facing the most serious charges in the death of freddie gray goes on trial this week. he was driving the police van where gray suffered a fatal spinal cord injury. officer william porter, w

. > a college student from south baltimore has won a major environmental price for blockino ther construction of a huge trah incinerator in her working class neighborhood. it's a ex s of the city already home to scrap yards, oil tanks and smoke stacks. stephanie what the forward was just 17 when she on the mayor, the governor andor the state and she won. fox5 a's paul wagner has the th story. >>reporter: this is the neighborhood where destiny grew up, a small pocket of southso baltimore called curtis bay.y. it's where trucks come to dump,, deliver and haul and smoke tacks spew waste into the sky.ky. it's also a place where people live and as destiny learned seemed to resigned to the facthe this they live in a polluted community. when we learned about the incinerator we learned that itt was burning trash every day. it was emitting 1,000 pounds of mercury and 1,000 pounds of led every year.year this was before the flint crisis had made national news. we know now -- we've always known, but just how debtmental it can be to our health. until we learned about these this was happening.app the nation

ther brok, chair of committee, is joining us this hour.n's face the second biggest budget deficit. we have more live from madrid. scarlet: let's get you bloomberg first word news. let's go to mark crumpton at the news desk. mark: more reaction to the you k's vote to exit the european union. appearing on abc's "this week," mitch mcconnell said u.k. citizens got tired of being told what to do.

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so far three of the six the s officers involved in thers invot freddie gray case have gone to trial and so far not one has has been found guilty we begin oureo team coverage tonight withh alexandria limon live in baltimore. alex. alex. >> reporter:. >> reporter: guys, the bigte question now becomes whatow becw happens with the cases againstst the remaining baltimore policerc supposed to be the strongest son case that the state hadad against any of these officers.fr officer caesar goodson was the driver of the police van thatf freddie gray was injured inn and he was facing the most serious charges of all the officers and not only did the dt judge find him not guilty onn all counts, in fact, at one point he went as far as saying n that the state failed on all o levels to meet the burden of proof in the murder charges.deae so, again, officer goodson acquitted on all of the th charges and i was inside thate t courtroom when judge barryjudgey williams went down the list oft charges including that serious o second degree murder chargee and three manslaughterr charges, millions conduct in m of

. >> who answers ther phone. >> it's like get a job. >> larry: any chance you think she'd pick bernie? do you think something like that would happen. >> no. >> larry: would that be an interesting ticket? >> jordan, franchesca. >> i love america and being in this country. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> larry: do you think-- do you think he'd be up for something like that? >> no, no, no. because it would feel like too much of a betrayal to his people, his camp. even if it did happen, i think hillary would do a bait and switch. he would get some diplomatic position in micronesia or something like that, or siberia. >> or if bernie would be willing to be-- if bernie would say yes. >> i don't think he would say yes. i think it would make him look like a sellout to his audience. youa can't talk a bunch of smack and then-- unless you work for donald trump. because people talk to him on twitter. maybe that would work out. but i think that his supporters would be really disappointed. >> yeah. >> larry: who do you think-- i saw that no one wants to be trump's vice president. that is hilarious. ( l

and "roots" is responsible for a huge boon in the field of genealogy and everyone wanted to research therand like you say with the human genome project we can spit in a cup and send it away and that is a miracle for black people. >> have you done that? >> i vindeed. 75%-- a good 70% of my genetic code comes from sub-saharan africa. i was not surprised about that. i was surprised to find 25% of my d.n.a., my ancestry is irish and english. mark wahlberg and i -- >> everybody is surprised by that but i say the cream was pored in the coffee, not the other way around. >> that's right. >> larry: why are you so shocked? it's funny, because the other powerful thing, it was a family story. alex haley was discovering his roots, but it became this story for all of america. do you think america can have a katharthsis for a story like "roots"? >> we did once, and i believe we can again. >> larry: because of the family aspect, do you think? >> because of the family aspect. the first time was really like pulling the scab off of a wound, and everybody was very, very raw. >> larry: very powerful. >> it wa

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. -- ther: it would lose eu would lose its second largest economy, prominent military power, and its richest financial center. laura: let's go to one side of the debate now. a spokesman for the leave campaign joins me on the line. thank you for joining us on "france 24" tonight. the city of london, the international monetary the institute for fiscal studies, on the ftse plus 100 index, i could go on, they also written will be worse off -- virgin will be worse off outside the eu. there is never been such consensus. why should we ignore them? >> 15 years ago they wanted us to join the euro and 20 years ago they wanted to join the erm and we listened to them and it proved disastrous for us and we ignored them on the euro and sacredness we did -- thank goodness we did because it would be a disaster. laura: this campaign started off with high-minded ideals about bringing democracy back to the united kingdom, about taking control of laws and regulations. it is a bit disappointing that is is basically down to a referendum on immigrants and foreigners. >> i completely disagree. the view in f

the kind of populist feeling in some of these countries, particularly france, holland, sweden, and thers, in france -- france particularly it's much more virulent, its populism, than our own, and therefore you you could find the e.u. itself unraveling because of this and then you really are into uncharted territory. >> exactly. and we briefly touched on jeremy corbin. do you think he is likely to survive? because let's face it, even his staunchest supporters say that he simply wasn't automobile or visible -- audible or visible on the campaign trail? >> it will be interesting to see what happens. before this happened he wads even more popular amongst the rank and file than he had been when he was elected. so there is an issue there. but he was elected not really because he was left-wing, but because he kind of nonted a former -- form of leadership image that the other candidates to the labour leadership didn't demonstrate. he's now been seen to be wanting, and your hesitation about whether this might now lead to dramatic consequences for the corbin leadership might be accurate. >> ok, we'

remember, ther no one size fits all approach. these mixes are a great starting point for any investor, but you've got to tweak it based on your risk tolerance, age and goals. gl after watching the markets the last few day, there may be folks out there who aren't comfortable in u putting that much money into stock. r portfolio. you want to be in equities if d if you are retired, you may still have a decade or more in retirement, so some of that will be to be it you can make sure the majority is in stocks if you're uncome rtable sources about invesing in european stocks at this point or stocks that may be based in the u kk. >> an innational mix. with some european exposure. things that fewer price points out is regardless of what percentage of in u.s and 30% in n equity, foreign equities. even if you retire and have a little portfolio, some should be in foreign stocks. >> thank you. days like this put you in touch with your risk tolerance. >> and finally tonight, wido impact of the falling pound sterling. union, the ote b pound has

hands on a weapon that lets them shoot people in a school or in a house ofof w worship or a movie t ther in a nightclub. and we have to decide if that is the kind of country we want to be. is atively do nothing decision as well. amy: the orlando gunman used a semiautomatic weapon that would have been prohibited under the assault weapons ban that expired over a decade ago. we will spend the hour looking at the massacre in orlrlando, speaking tlolocal officials in floridida, a longtime patron of the pulse nightclub, and d the fifirst openlyly gay imamam in e unitited statetes. we w will leararn how i been log nation, auaustraa, p passed sweeping gun control legislation after a massacre in 1995. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. vigils are being held across the country following what has been described as the deadliest mass shooting in modern amemerican history. at least 50 people died in orlando, florida, early sunday morning after a gunman identified as 29-year-old omar mateen opened fire at a packed gay

so metro is urging everyone ifon you haven't looked at their ther website with the "safetrack"safr program, take some time. look at it. especially pay attention tomorrow. people might have taken today t off to extend that weekend a little bit longer. we're live in foggy bottom tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >> we turn to montgomery where m more than a dozen people haveen been taken to the hospital after a metro bus crash.sh. the bus slammed into a tree. fox 5's marina marraco is live and the see marina. >> reporter: you can see behindn me east west highway westbound into bethesda is shutdown once again as they tow out the bus here in silver spring. we want to take to you individual video the bush careens into a tree apparently what happened at about 4:00 tha0 bus driver and another car got r into some sort of collision, both cars lost control. one car that pick-up truck ended up 150 yards ahead.. like you said 15 people on that bus, the bus driver had to be extricated after 15 minutes hefr is now in the hospital with serious injuries.s. everyone else treated with non life threatening inj

. >> ther tina kraus on the outcome -- reporter tina kraus on the outcome that forced british prime minister david cameron to resign. >> reporter: "brexit" reporters celebrated when word came down that great britain was leaving the 28-nation european union. >> the sun has risen on an independent united kingdom! >> reporter: the vote was a massive defeat for prime minister david cameron who announced he would leave office in october. >> i do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. >> reporter: the british pound was down to a 30-year low and stock markets around the world plummeted. voters to backed leaving the eu say they will have more control other trade, immigration and other economic issues. >> there is no need in the 21st century to be part of a federal system of government based in brussels that is imitated nowhere else in the world. >> reporter: president obama said the united states respects the voter's decision and our partnership with britain will endure. leaders across europe are expressing concern the french pres

>> tucker has been doing ther hi weather reports bare foot for most of the morning. >> i did just putt because, you know,sk it's important to wear shoes ata work. work (laughter).. >> i'm sorry for bringing'morry attention to that then.nt right now crash aiv district 295 southbound out byy benning road one lane is block blocked. so use caution there. cauti the heavy delays coming down fromgow the beltway passed 50 to benninb road we had earlier crash by eastern avenue that was causing issues as well and 50 inside the beltway super jammed up. u definitely give yourself extrauf time there once it turns into ts new york avenue by bladensburg u we're slow as well.we'rslow we're also dealing with a powerw outage from pepco out by union u station so if you're headed outd in northeast several intersections dealing with traffic lights that are out of u service.servic treat those intersections asos though you would a stop sign and use caution this morning.ca this is a live look right now. t you can see traffic is light on massachusetts and d.and . despite the fact those traffice lights are out

. >> ready to get back out ther there. >> he loves his job. like that's all he talks about.more than anybody here probably. >> reporter: now his family is asking that the community continue to support their hometown hero on his road to recovery and all who wear a badge. >> he's not backing down. he didn't back down from a guy with a gun that was trying to kill him. he's not going to back down from the rehabs or the surgeries that he needs to get himself back to being a police officer which he wants to do >> reporter: [inaudible] >> trang, thank you. firefighters meantime battled a house fire in haverford township delaware county tonight. "eyewitness news" on the 2700 block of delmont avenue. flames badly damaged the second story of the home. there were no injuries and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> also a fire in germantown sends one person to the hospital. iwitness cameras on the 5800 block of tacoma street just after 5 o'clock tonight. it took crews about an hour to place that fire under control. no other injuries were reported and it's not clear w