the conservative commentator tim montgomerie said the aides' resignation was hugely significant.westminster village, ido outside of the westminster village, i do not know quite how to explain how important they were. they were almost like alex ferguson to manchester united. they were that important to the success of the project. obviously, not quite as many victories as alex ferguson achieved with manchester united. i don't really see how theresa may can function properly without them. they were almost her right and left arm, and she has made a huge sacrifice to try and continue as prime minister by allowing them, orforcing them to resign, i'm not quite sure which. is it about timing, some of this, she had to try to keep going because of the brexit talks? the speculation was that key cabinet ministers insisted that these two advisers went. they were the sources of key and personal briefings against members of the cabinet and they were not prepared to continue with them at her right hand. i think that they had to go, but ultimately theresa may will have to go as well, i think that

i'm joined by the conservative commentator tim montgomery.rt with that. i keep coming back to the point that a lot of people watching today might not have known who nick timothy and fiona hill wear. is it significant that they had to go? yes, hugely significant. i don't know outside the westminster village to explain how important they were. they were almost like alex ferguson to manchester united, they were that important to the success of the project. obviously, not quite as many victories as alex ferguson, but i don't really see how theresa may can function properly without them, they were all most are right and left arm, and has made a huge sacrifice to continue as prime minister by allowing or forcing them to resign. i'm not sure which. was it inevitable that she's going to stay in number ten and try to keep going? is it about timing, some of this? she has to keep going because of the brexit talks? the speculation was key cabinet members insisted these advisers went. the allegation was the worst sources of anonymous and persistent and pe

i have been talking about all of this with the conservative commentator, tim montgomery, who is verynservative party, and i asked his opinion on all of these developments and his assessment, the resignation of these aides is hugely significant. they were almost like alex ferguson to manchester united. they were that important to the success of the project. obviously, not just important to the success of the project. obviously, notjust as many victories as alex ferguson achieved manchester united. i don't see how theresa may can function properly without them. they were almost our right and left arm, and she has made a huge sacrifice to try and continue as prime minister by allowing them forcing them to resign, we're not really sure which. if you didn't see that interview, later on in the interview, tim was saying that his best guess was that there will be a leadership election this summer. that was his sense of what would ultimately happen here. but for now, all the focus is on the forthcoming talks, those with the dup then the queen ‘s speech, then the brexit talks, which are due to

live in silver spring, montgomery county, tim barber, abc 7 news. steve: the store measuredan ef-0 with the wind around 70 miles per hour. the kemp 100eled about .2 miles, yards wide, but caused a lot of damage. fortunately, no active watches or warnings right now. stormwatch 7 radar, the shower activity across southern maryland moving out. skies gradually clear overnight. that means sunglasses tomorrow, warm temperatures, but lower humidity. daytime highs in the upper 80's. the rest of the week and looking ahead to the weekend beach outlook, coming up from stormwatch 7. nancy: thank you, steve. find out immediately when severe weather strikes by going to wjla.com/text right now to sign up for stormwatch 7 weather alert text messages. jonathan: a community is demanding answers after a 17-year-old muslim girl was murdered. the police a it was road rage, but tho w anna-lysa gayle is live the mosque. anna-lysa: all night people have been dropping off flowers and items at the mosque in honor of nabra hassanen. although the police do not believe this was

is taking donations for families of the two high school seniors shot to death in montgomery village. services for r tim will be saturday in germantown, his friend was buried yesterday. they were killed monday night on the eve of their graduation. police, so far, making no arrests. >>> on to the district now, free parking will soon be history along the national mall. you might have noticed crews out there installing these new parking meters. now take a look at these out lined areas. yeah, starting monday it will cost $2 an hour to park there. meters will be enforced every day, except christmas. no cash, just credit and debt cards in the park mobile app and website. >>> the busy summer travel season is upon us, so a ton of you will be off and up out flying with your families to orlando to the grand canyon, huwua, or beyond-- hawaii, or beyond. livegh the air over america at any given time. so if you are bringing your infant or toddler on board, here is our verified question for you tonight: are they in danger if they are sitting in your lap and you are holding on to them instead of strapping them into th

montgomery county. police found the body in a shallow grave in germantown two years ago. the vehicle will be tim was a day laborer, 34-year-old marvin vargas osario. prosecutors aren't sure why he was killed. ey initiation. 19-year-old edwin reyes martinez confessed that he was the lookout who kept watch as ms-13 gang members stabbed him 27 times. and he admitted to his part in a second murder. prosecutors estimate that in the last two years, there have been 18 gang killings here. >> still pending case that occurred with some high school boys here recently, i think we're talking 18. >> are you talking about with the twin killing in montgomery village? >> yes. >> reporter: earlier this month, 17-year-old najar and an 18-year-old were killed the night before they were to graduate from northwest high school. police have arrested three men who have been charged with shooting the teenagers. are the suspects in the double murder members of a >> i tdo not because it is a pending matter that i should answer. >> reporter: in the 2015 murder, prosecutors say at least four gang murders responsible for the

with me are the journalist and conservative commentator tim montgomerie and the former labour advisermedian égafz—zagaeeega, thank you both for coming in. never a dull moment at the moment! starting with the front pages. the financial times has as its main story theresa may's weakened position on brexit after the election result. the daily mirror leads with theresa may's government alliance with the dup. the i calls theresa may's decision to call a snap general election ‘a catastrophic misjudgement‘. the times headline reads ‘may stares into the abyss', saying the prime minister was clinging onto power. tories turn on theresa says the mail, reporting that mps are threatening to oust her within six months, after what it calls her disastrous election campaign. while the express says a drawn looking theresa may clings on to save eu exit. the guardian's headline ‘from hubris to humiliation‘ — saying mrs may has apologised to her party colleagues after losing

tim montgomerie, a conservative writer, has tweeted that theresa may has been the most disastrous torysun has beenin the political editor of the sun has been in touch with senior tories who say they have crunched their own numbers and are convinced the exit poll is wrong. the quote he has is that it doesn't add up. there is talk about what this means for brexit and alistair campbell, one of the most vigorous opponents of theresa may and her plans for our ha rd theresa may and her plans for our hard brexit says this election is a rejection of hard brexit, a vote for one to go and the other to be revisited and that will be part of the discussion, and we have some foreign reaction because the former swedish foreign minister has said this could be messy for the uk in the years ahead, one mess risks following another, a price to be paid for the lack of true leadership, so the raw international implications and opponents of theresa may in europe are looking at this with some glee. laura, what would theresa may need to get to quell anxiety, furious, plotting against her in the conservative pa