trent was a justice of the supreme court. we have some chairs set up that would have been similar to what you would have seen during this time frame. i will bring you into one of the first rooms we have to show visitors. this is the front parlor. this room would have been used for several purposes as well. based on lighting and heating conditions. the way it is set up currently come in has nothing but antiques. this is william and mary furniture. these chairs have crowns on them. these are unfortunately not mr. trent's personal items, but they are antiques of the time period. these crowns would have been hacked off. they are a fantastic find good if you look up and down the chairs come easy intricate scrollwork. -- you see intricate scrollwork. mr. trent was a wealthy merchant and he entertained a lot of important clients for his business and general entertainment and dining. any and everybody who would have been of his same status and class would have really spent some time here and they would have engaged in dining like thi

trent's wealth. he would have had his servants and slaves in colonial dress appropriate to their stature. this area shows -- is exhibited as a waiting area. mr. trent was a justice of the supreme court. he did see business here. we have some chairs set up that would have been similar to what you would have seen during this timeframe. i will bring you into one of the first rooms we have to show visitors. this is the front parlor. this room would have been used for several purposes as well. based on lighting and heating conditions. the way it is set up currently , it has nothing but antiques. this room is full of william and mary furniture. these chairs have crowns on them. these are unfortunately not mr. trent's personal items, but they are antiques of the time period. if they were imported any later, these crowns would have been hacked off. we would have wanted no affiliation with the british crown. they really are a fantastic find. if you look up and down the chairs, you find intricate scrollwork. w

trent lately mr. has it on his front parlor floor is saying he does not care that -- it's the equivalent of having a very nice car in your driveway.mr mr. trent was showing off. he was a wealthy merchant. and what that meant for this timeframe is he brought in a lot of luxury goods for himself and his family members. he also would've had -- in his probate inventory taken two years after his death -- he did own 11 slaves. so, we've come downstairs into the in-house kitchen at the william trent house museum. an in-house kitchen would not have been the most common thing during this timeframe. the reason being was this was quite a fire hazard. but mr. trent got what he wanted. hence, the in-house kitchen. what you see here is our kitchen hearth. there are a few different things in here that are really very interesting. we have something called a clockwork spitjack. and this is something that would have power to rotisserie. prior to this invention, this would've been something that would have been done by

william trent was a scottish born merchant based out of philadelphia.is merchant business despite its ups and downs did make him very wealthy.

the crash was on the southbound stretch of the m6 between stoke—on—trent and stafford.ervices were called just after 4:30 in the morning. foui’ women and a man travelling in the car — a nissan micra — were killed, while another man in his 40s was taken to hospital with serious injuries. we are still in the very early stages of the investigation. it appears that it was quite a catastrophic collision between the lorry and a car, so it was a very challenging scene. the lorry driver, who is from the west midlands, is being questioned on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. happened, when it was early in the morning, traffic would have been relatively light and driving conditions were apparently good. police are still trying to trace the victims‘ next of kin, and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward. liz copper, bbc news, stafford. the high street giant marks and spencer has seen its profits plummet in the last year. they dropped by 64% to £176 million. the retailer said the cost of overhauling the business, a decline in clothing sales, and the costs o

brad trent has a website, if you like. >> he needs one of those apologies like kathy griffin, so theeliever of the giants, drilled washington nationals bryce harper. >> and he hits harbor. and harper is going to go out. and now we have a scene. >> first of all, through some punches, and his helmet. i don't know where that went, but harbor is suspended four games. strickland six. >> he was going after him, by the way. >> and you know what the story is there, buster posey, the catcher, nothing. >> while you lost your one more thing, because now, dana. i just want to say," and putting together something about tennis, a new novel out, his third novel, called "trophy son," even if you do not like tennis, it is a page turner. and i have a picture of me playing tennis this weekend. everybody help me this weekend, and josh was there as well. >> very good tennis player.

she moved on to stoke—on—trent, travelling from birmingham to stoke—on—trent, where she came to the screwfixn, low turnout and why she's not going to be debating jeremy corbyn. and with inflation up today, one worker wa nted inflation up today, one worker wanted to know how theresa may and the conservatives were going to be helping with the rising costs of living. the cost of lighting has got high since brexit. i am from a family of seven. what are you going to do to bring the cost of living down? you are right. we are saying inflation has gone up slightly, the impact of what has happened to the currency is partly about that, but there are things we can do. i see too many people paying over the odds for their energy, which is an important fundamental for you if you have family and looking after your family, so doing something on something like that is important, but longer term, it is about actually making sure that we have got the strong economy that can supportjobs. i got the strong economy that can support jobs. i would got the strong economy that can supportjobs. i would like to see high

the crash was on the southbound stretch of the m6 between stoke—on—trent and stafford. 4:30 in the morning. foui’ women and a man travelling in the car — a nissan micra — were killed, while another man in his 40s was taken to hospital with serious injuries. we are still in the very early stages of the investigation. it appears that it was quite a catastrophic collision between the lorry and a car, so it was a very challenging scene. the lorry driver, who is from the west midlands, is being questioned on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the motorway was shut southbound for almost eight hours, leading to lengthy tailbacks. the motorway has now fully reopened, but accident investigators will want to establish exactly how this crash could have happened, when it was early in the morning, traffic would have been relatively light and driving conditions were apparently good. police are still trying to trace the victims' next of kin, and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward. liz copper, bbc news, stafford. the high street giant marks and spencer has se

as a rooky for me, i had trent cole. he made it easy for me and a lot better. trying to pass it on. >> carson wentz is entering the second season as starting qb, former's againstive lineman mike goalic says the success is involvement. >> at the end of the day, you have to have the quarterback to help you take the next step. 'til philly has a good one with carson. coming up, mike missanelli looks at a voluntary work out and what can be done to turn around the phillies? that's in about ten minutes here on "6abc." >> today was the indianapolis 500, one of the worst crashes in history. dickson's car goes airborne. no one was seriously hurt. takuma say toe gets the victory. >> it is always amazing when they walk away from crashes like that. thank you, ducis. much more to come on "action news." stick around. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! pretty fast, huh? fast play. play fast. win

no, that's, uh, trent. i think he's a freelance photographer. trent or tronk, maybe? good morning, everyone, and a big welcome back to trip parker who's just returned from syria. - oh. [applause] - well, hello. thank you. - where he managed to keep working out, didn't he? - oh. - oh, my. i do crossfit junior. - i'm just glad to be back home safe. last week, i was embedded with an sdf unit near aleppo, and-- - god, i miss being in the field! bosnia, iraq, chechnya. the west village on halloween. you're holding hands with death, my friends, but you don't even think about it, because there's a job to do, damn it. - chuck, you miss the field? last year, we arranged for you to go to south sudan, but you said you had tickets to a magic show. - those tickets were nonrefundable. well, they were refundable, but there was a fee! - oh, i haven't talked for so long. - well, trip, why don't you and justin go through your footage in the edit bay? - okay. - quick warning. just before this meeting, i think i saw a fat janitor go in there and fart. yeah, i think that's what that is. -

ailliam trent was us scottish born marshall.is business made him very wealthy and he purchases first home in philadelphia and his second summer home right here where we are standing. so, his merchant business dealt with shipping and both importing rum,rting goods such as

cole and trent made it easy for me and made it a lot better.know, i'm just trying to do the same thing. >> carson wentz is entering his second season as eagles starting qb. bird went seven-nine but they lost five of their last six games. former defensive lineman and espn personality mycolic pins the success on wentz developments. >> that quarterback maturing in the second year and taking that next, step, we know it is a quarterback league. we have seen a couple times with denver when quarterback didn't go well and defense wins championship but still at the end of the day you got to have that quarterback that will help you take that next step and philly has got a good one in carson. >> coming up tonight on sports sunday mike missanelli will weigh in on fletcher cox skipping eagles voluntary work out plus what more can pete mackanin do to turnaround the cities baseball team tonight at 11:45 here on six abc. >>> 101st running of the indianapolis 500 lot 53 terrifying crash drug scott dixon and jay howard. dixon gets the war. his car goes airborne,

the crash was on the southbound stretch of the m6 between stoke—on—trent and stafford. nissan micra — were killed, while another man in his 40s was taken to hospital with serious injuries. we are still in the very early stages of the investigation.

. >> and a conversation with william kiter, author of cross roads of the revolution, trent trenton. 1774. >> spent a lot of time here. the important thing to him was to just keep the revolution going and keep the army in the field and i believe that new jersey in general and trenton in particular was very instrumental in helping accomplish that goal. >> sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv, we tour the new jersey state capital building which houses one of the oldest legislators in the country followed by trenton, new jersey's impact on the industrial revolution with a look at some of america's most iconic bridges. >> they are a part of the very fabric of what makes trenton, trenton. they were evidence to that. today at 5:15 p.m. eastern on c-span's book tv and sunday on 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on sunday c-span3, working with cable affiliates and working with cities across the country. >> after testifying before congress and making front page news with the sunny side case, threw in unusual cases that somehow always found the their way to her desk. she fought against the sam

william trent had established trenton as a port town. he could feel his merchant ships as far as this point, up to the -- sail his merchant ships as far as this point, up to the fall lines of the delaware. it made sense to bring say government here. the building involved over the course of 200 years from 1792 to 1991. 10 different architects, 16 major construction projects. where we are standing, in the, was completed in 1889. the first date house constructed in -- between 1790 in 1792 by jonathan doan, he was the builder, architect. deconstructed a very simple, gorgeous-style building. it cost 215 pounds, which is $400 today and built on the bluffs overlooking the delaware river. we are fortunate to have portions of that building that still survives the day, including the temperatures that date back -- including the timbers. we are one of the only state capitals that i can think of that you actually enter into after a major thoroughfare. as soon as you walk in off of state street, you are greeted by offices. the governor's office, the t

the crash was on the southbound stretch of the m6 between stoke—on—trent and stafford.in the car — a nissan micra — were killed, while another man, in his 405, was taken to hospital with serious injuries. we're still in the very early stages of the investigation. it appears that it was quite a catastrophic collision between the lorry and the car, so it was a very challenging scene. the lorry driver, who's from the west midlands, is being questioned on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the motorway was shut southbound for almost eight hours, leading to lengthy tailbacks. the motorway has now fully reopened, but accident investigators will want to establish exactly how this crash could have happened, when it was early in the morning, traffic would have been relatively light and driving conditions were apparently good. police are still trying to trace the victims‘ next of kin and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward. liz copper, bbc news, stafford. those other day's of the main stories, now back to huw edwards in manchester. thank you. thousands o

amy: and judge griffen, state senator trent garner questioned whether your views on the death penaltyhreaten your ability to be fair and impartial as a judge. this is garner speaking to fox 16. . make a public statement front of the governor's mansion is a disgrace to the judiciary system. i want to get your response to both of these people, judge griffen, and also if you can describe the scene outside the arkansas governor's mansion when you did lay down on that cot. >> let's talk about the scene. first of all, numbers of our congregation were present at the governor's mansion. there were also other persons present. other persons who were protesting the death penalty. they all have a right to be there. our congregation had no right to chase off other people. and other people had no right to expect our congregation would not be present. in fact, our congregation led the protesters in singing "this little light of mine" and "amazing grace." those are songs of our faith. the followers as of jesus congregation, what we had a right to do. as a judge, i did what i had a right to do as a ci

. >> all right, brad trent, i don't know if you know him, a photographer. see my guest, he wrote, wow, unless greg gutfeld changed the name of his show to "freak show," he should change his booker. you look at who is there. you have terrance, the black guy, talking about him. of the white woman, or the person next to him, or is a joey jones, his legs were blown off in afghanistan while serving our country. so i have been asking brad, what freak do you mean? the term freak show goes back a long way. people with oddities, abnormalities, deformities, i'm trying to figure out what he was figuring out. he has blocked his tweets, because he is a coward. he has not apologized. he did this on memorial day. i think he is a scumbag. brad trent has a website, if you like. >> he needs one of those apologies like kathy griffin, so the reliever of the giants, drilled washington nationals bryce harper. >> and he hits harper. and harper is going to go out. and now we have a scene. >> first of all, through some punches, and his helmet. i don't know where that went,. but har

trent town. have a great big big dane, i'm not a freight of animals either. >> he rescued a deer in destroys three times in the past year. he showed me how he went about rescuing the baby font. he said the fond ran free and he was able to catch up with the herd of deer and hopefully run happily ever after. he did not know if it was a boy or girl, but he said those on the force have given the fawn in a. i've heard little timmy, b&b, poncho, people accusing me of planting a deer there to get media coverage. no. come on. >> he shared with me video of two other rescue missions previously during the year. one was in his neighbor's backyard where deer's antler got tangled up in a soccer net. [inaudible] bing a huge animal lover, guess what he likes to do? he loves stock-car racing and ladies, he is single ays if youo give him a call i'm sure you know where to find him. >> single. >> you are so funny. you are like yeah, i don't care. [laughter] >> i am being positive actually, it is a win. >> the deer w

trent williams, matt jones not at o.t.a.'s. new wide receiver terrell pryor was there and everyone is excited that josh and terrell pryor match up at practice. they won't do anything but get better if they go at each other. in the non-shooting portion of the practice they gave the fans a quick show. they both love it and they are looking forward to the competition. >> i love the chances. especially the deep ball on him. i love to take advantage of that. >> if we have a big body down the field. robert: tomorrow the site is at trump golf club. one of the favorites. the charismatic john daily. why do the fans like him? the pants? the shorts? but john says it is more than that. >> i think the fans relate that. if you hold something in your stomach and you don't get it out, you worry about it and it creates problem. with this big belly i got there is nothing inside you don't know about me. robert: so he holds it, holds nothing back. finally the nats pushed their battle with the mariners up to 12:00 noon instead of 4:00 p.m. tomorrow

the crash was on the southbound stretch of the m6 between stoke—on—trent and stafford.an in his 40s was taken to hospital with serious injuries. we are still in the very early stages of the investigation. it appears that it was quite a catastrophic collision between the lorry and a car, so it was a very challenging scene. the lorry driver, who is from the west midlands, is being questioned on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the motorway was shut southbound for almost eight hours, leading to lengthy tailbacks. the motorway has now fully reopened, but accident investigators will want to establish exactly how this crash could have happened, when it was early in the morning, traffic would have been relatively light and driving conditions were apparently good. police are still trying to trace the victims‘ next of kin, and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward. liz copper, bbc news, stafford. we will get the weather in the moment but breaking news in connection with the manchester bombing, a woman has been arrested following an armed raid on a block

in this one he found the only open window in the trent bridge media centre and the trent bridge media picked up by one of the two commentators from the bbc covering the match. that is how it looked. here is how it sounded. alex hales hits this towards me. it is coming towards me! it has come to me. i have got it! how about that? i love it. no swearing at all. very clea n. olympic gold medal winning decathlete, reality tv star, and over the last two years she's become the most famous transgender person in the world. caitlyn jenner changed her name and transitioned fully to living as a woman in her sixties. she's written a book about her own experience of being transgender and how it took her a lifetime to finally live as her true self. caitlyn is with me this morning. how exciting to be in town. how are you? great. it has been a long road to say the least. i have to admit that after all these years i am probably in the best place i have ever been in my life. i am happiest, most content, people are surprised, my life is so much simpler now. you wa ke my life is so much simpler now. you

theresa may in stoke—on—trent. eleanor garnier is oui’ stoke—on—trent.llow her later on. more news on rail misery. reeva rail north and merseyrail have announced fresh action on driver only operation. there are announcing a 24—hour stoppage on the 30th of may. that is a reeva rail north, merseyrail and southern rail, all striking. now for the weather. thank you. let's take a look at this satellite sequence, the best of the sunshine in the south—east, then this line of rain, and some sunshine coming out in northern ireland, but a line of showers crossing scotland. 17 degrees in glasgow, but we get to 24, 25 in norwich, so a warm afternoon for some. that line of rain expands and becomes a much wider area of rain affected much more of england and wales, a wet night to come but clearer skies in northern england and ireland. fresher than it was last night, but after a warm humid day it is another warm and humid night. a lot of rain to be had across much of england and wales to tomorrow, further north it sta rts wales to tomorrow, further north it starts off w

thing about jonathan allen, he played on the same stone bridge football team that current redskin trent williams' nephew played on. now they are teammates. diane roberts, wusa9 sports. >> when you hit a big shot, you celebrate in a big way. what john wall did last night, jumping on the scores table andletting people know he was not ready to was a bit of a surprise to teammate bradley beal. >> can you take us through that last shot and specifically, the decision to jump up on the scorer table? that was a great moment. >> jumping on the table? um, the last play was for me to get to the corner and brad came over. he didn't get the pooprtunity to get over and i didn't want a five second violation. so i got the ball from otto. getting on the table is how much love i have for the city and my teammates and how much fight we have. a lot of people doubted us in this series after we were down 2-1. >> a bunch of good guys. game seven monday night. i'm sorry. i just knocked over your ipod. >> cost good. you are good. i'm sure that if john wall is like, yeah. exactly. you are john wall emphasizing.

the next question concerned the trent affair which we did not have time to get into.t is a fascinating story about two confederate diplomats in the slidell being arrested on a steamer by u.s. officials. really long complicated issue of international law. great britain was up in arms with public opinion with outrage of the fact that the u.s. sailors and marines had actually gone on for this british vessel and arrested these guys war was indeed very likely. u.s. if i thought they would have gone to war in india and great britain have lincoln had not released the diplomat. i would say almost certainly because britain had backed themselves into a corner by demanding that they be released. it would have been very hard to back down, there is a nice story about prince albert in his last desk in the late 1860's, he was responsible for toning down the release of the diplomats in such a way that it gave the lincoln administration room to kind of backed down gracefully without causing a war. >> to follow up on that trent affair, i think it was in the 1850's there was territorial

and looking live at palo alto, i want to show you the temperature trent for sunnyvale as it will stay in the 60s most of the day and will briefly hit that 70-degree temperature then it comes down by early afternoon. looking at the high temperatures in gilroy today up to 70 degrees, 72 in milpitas, for the east bay we'll have 70s for the inner by a and then upper 70s for spots like antioch and oakland, up to 68 degrees today, 58 at half moon bay while belmont will be at 70 degrees and 71 in the mission district. 69 today in novato. so temperatures continue to come down and you definitely need some long sleeves or a light jacket as you head out the door this morning but don't forget sunglasses because even though there will be clouds to start that sun will break out later today and you'll wish you had them. especially if they're nice and clean. dust them off, put them in the case and get out the door this morning. as we go throughout the day in oakland, we'll see those temperatures at lunchtime at 64 and 67 at 4:00 before it cools off shortly before sunset. we keep the breezes in san fr

and alex hales piles on the runs at trent bridge.d score there last year, he hits a century for nottinghamshire in the one—day cup. more on those stories just after 5:30pm. we are going back to the content of labour's manifesto. one of the key pledges is to be nationalised railway network. just how could this work if the plans were implemented? with me is michael holden, who was the chief executive of directly operated railways. it was set up by the former labour government in 2009 and ran the east coast mainline for five years, until it ceased operating in 2015 when east coast was passed from public to private hands. he's now a railway management consultant. a long introduction but important understand the background, and good to see you. thank you for coming in. your broad response, first of all. so much interest in this policy not just from commuters but others. your broad thoughts on whether that kind of ambitious policy is realistic and practical? my sense of it is that who owns the railway companies is less important than how t

alex hales is piling on the runs at trent bridge again.core there last year, is playing for nottinghamshire in the one day cup. and andy murray is playing for a place in the quarter finals of the madrid 0pen. you can follow his progress against borna coric on radio 5 live sports extra. i'll be back with more on those stories. the fallout in the united states keeps coming as more details emerge from the extraordinary sacking of the f by it from the extraordinary sacking of the fbyiti from the extraordinary sacking of the f by it i directorjames komi. -- fbi. the white the f by it i directorjames komi. —— fbi. the white house denies it was trying to close down the fbi investigation into links with russia and has rejected calls for a special prosecutor. meanwhile, mike flynn, the former head of the national security agency has been accused of not cooperating with the senate investigation into the matter. in the last few minutes, the acting head of the fbi has been giving evidence to a committee of senators and he was asked whether the sacking

coming up, what he said about north korean leader trent 27 that sounded like a major change in his foreign-policy. >>> first we're learning more about how much snow fell in this sierra this year. next, a look at the final snow surveyor of the year and the growing concerns now about flooding. >>> the golden gate bridge -- traffic looks good heading south as you head to the toll plaza. >>> pretty warm out there already. a band of high clouds coming by is holding our upper lows up. for some it will warm up quickly. we will look at those tuesday temperatures. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, wecage-free eggs.ng and we care about amazing taste. because at best foods, we're on the side of food. first you start with this then add this and this face wait, we can do better yeah that's the one and fresh brewed lipton iced tea ah that can wait oh but not you buddy. bring everyone together with the refreshing taste of lipton iced tea. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> united airlines ceo is likely to face

universities like nottingham trent are part of a revolution.y more places, but it's students who face 30 years of paying back loans, so do they welcome the idea of scrapping fees? i think it'd be a good thing, but how are they going to pay for it? getting rid of them doesn't really make a difference. it's more the living costs that would probably sway people going to uni or not. well i think, obviously, that's brilliant if they actually do it for everyone who's going into education. but obviously for me, i'm going to graduate in a couple of weeks. a quarter of students here are from england's poorest families, managing on less than £15,000 a year. so does it matter who pays for their courses? from a university point of view, we want enough money to provide a high—quality education. whether that comes from government grants or student loans is a matter for the politicians. i think it's great that this debate is now part of the general election campaign. each time tuition fees go up, applications initially drop, but in the long term it hasn't put

the southbound carriageway between junction 15 for stoke—on—trent and 1a for stafford is now closed ande considerable time. we understand this information coming from policement one person has been critically injured according to staffordshi re critically injured according to staffordshire police and the fire service is saying there is severe gridlock. if we get more information we will tell you about it. a 37—year—old man has been arrested at stansted airport on suspicion of preparing for acts of terrorism. he was held before boarding a flight to turkey. officers are now searching two residential addresses in north london. scotland yard say the arrest was not linked to monday's manchester arena bombing. donald trump has arrived at the vatican this morning to meet pope francis as part of his first foreign tour as us president. this will be mr trump's first meeting with the pope. during last year's presidential election campaign, pope francis attacked mr trump's plans to build a wall along the mexican border saying they weren't christian. mr trump described the comments as disgraceful. a

the prime minister has been campaigning in stoke—on—trent where she promised during a question and aontinue to rise under her government. plaid cymru unveiled its manifesto today promising to give wales a strong voice during brexit. in other news inflation has risen to its highest level for nearly four yea rs. its highest level for nearly four years. the consumer prices index jumped last month from 2.3% up to 2.7%job, driven jumped last month from 2.3% up to 2.7% job, driven partly jumped last month from 2.3% up to 2.7%job, driven partly by the falling value of sterling. greater manchester police say they will never stop searching for the remains of keith bennett, one of five children killed by the moors murderer ian brady who died last night at the age of 79. donald trump has defended what he calls his absolute right to share information with russian officials. the president shared details concerning the islamic state group during a meeting with russia's prime minister last week. ina in a moment it is time for sports tebar first we can look at what else is coming upon bbc news. at 7

universities like nottingham trent are part of a revolution.paid for many more places, but its students who face 30 years of paying back loans, so do they welcome the idea of scrapping fees? it would be a good thing, but how are they going to pay for it? getting rid of them doesn't make a difference. it is more the living costs that would sway people into going to uni or not. that is brilliant if they actually do it forever wandering into education but forever wandering into education but for me, i'm going to graduate in a couple of weeks. a quarter of stu d e nts couple of weeks. a quarter of students here are from england's poorest families, managing less than £15,000 a year. so does it matter who pays for their courses? from a university point of view, we want enough money to provide a high—quality education. whether that comes from government grants or student loans is a matterfor the politicians. it is great that this debate is now part of the general election campaign. each time tuition fees go up, applications initially dropped but in th

trent hayek, nicole, lauren.at the potential for storms again over the central u.s. 30s over northern tier and 50s and 60s across the southern tier of the country and because of that downgrade have all of the storms writing that jet stream and potential for more heavy rain. watching this blaster and that iraq tornadoes across the south, move across the east coast. delays over the northeast. go ahead, check ahead if you're traveling today. historic flooding over the weekend. six to eight inches and more brain in the forecast. and the potential of more heavy rainfall and the threat perseveres turns especially when day. a busy time in the fox news center. happy tuesday, ladies. nicole: thanks to a preference watching. watching. thanks, janice dean. lauren: what is a fork? you'll never believe it. we are going to tell you. stay with us. ♪ i shot the sheriff ♪ but i did not shoot the deputy ♪ i shot the sheriff ♪ but i did not ♪ future. ♪music ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a sleepy blue ocean ♪you fill up my senses ♪co

heinrich is a fellow at the hudson institute and former foreign policy advisor to arizona congressman trentg us. let's get to one of those world leaders specifically, angela merkel. here what she had to say. >> reporter: our trans-atlantic relationship is one of the most important. in a statement i made or what i said recently as do to the fact that in the present circumstances we have additional reason to realize we have to take our fate in our own hands. heather: you think that is a good idea. >> yes, this is what donald trump has been trying to tell them. the previous couple presidents have been trying to tell them, are european allies, they have to start contributing more to their own defense and there military, they have to contribute personnel to missions nato agrees we are going to fight. this has been the message of donald trump she didn't go to europe to win a popularity contest with european leaders, he went to represent the interests of the united states of america and that is what he did and there will be some differences here but angela merkel have an election in september, don

federal authorities are trent to determine if christian will face hate crimes charges. -- trying to determine if christian will face hate crimes charges. larry: a crazy crash at the indy 500, scott dixon hitting howard's car, slamming the inside -- the inside wall, landing feels up. dixon appeared to be fine. he and howard were cleared by medics on the scene. amazing. to winst japanese driver the indianapolis 500 won the inked a deal with abc news as a contributor for "good morning america," and even "world news tonight" and " nightline." no word on when he will appear on the network. he retired last year, but admitted in 2013 to using performance-enhancing drugs. autria: the nationals, trying to get a sweep against the padres at nats park. the nats started battling back. the picture just didn't have the juice and he let the padres go up 5-2. thethe nationals dropped the ses finale, 5-3. the rain, not helping. larry: not good at all. so, when is a change coming? eileen: later this afternoon, after lunchtime, skies brightened. -- brighten our weatherbug camera. you will start to see improvemen

regulation on trent relations? donald trump is looking forward to working with him. what does it mean? >> president trump did not endorse le pen that he did speak favorably of her. we are very similar. to get a hang about emanuel macron is that he is more pro-american dan marine le pen. his love for the pro-free trade in developing a stronger partnership with angela merkel. of those things pro-nato are good for the u.s. you don't like french president among any allies is more inward looking and outward looking. this is global threats. we need strong partners. as about macron is more promilitary. you learned every time he and the french military engaged in the world, his numbers were not. they see there really is a role. cheryl: actually mentioned something crucial here. if the parliamentary elections in one month and this has really exposed in france if he really nationalist tone. marine le pen would've been a pariah five years ago as a candidate. now she gave him at least a run for her money and the tone is still the underlying tone in france. they're worried about

>> during the first week of redskins ota is about the players that weren't here, matt jones, trent williamsbut they don't worries, it's not mandatory, it's voluntary and coach says they're getting work on their own's couple players aren't on her and won't be come training camp in the season, big parts of last year's team, to 1,000 receivers, pierre garcon, deshan jackson, both gone in free agency. last year you have number one pick josh doctson. only got two catches, he was back in full practice working with the team, no lingering, achilles issues pretty much put him out for the season, effectively he's a rookie in second year but the big addition to replace the receivers are 1,000 yard receiver in his own right, terrell pryor, number 11 like desean jackson but much larger, has about six inches on desean jackson and much larger in the frame. something that kirk cousins and he are going to have to work on. but it is nice to have a receiver in terrell pryor that is a former quarterback >> takes it to another level, he's i'm going to hold me accountable because he knows where the ball should g

emily: what trent -- trendy you see under president trump western mark -- trump? cyber criminals are emboldened, not just by the trump administration but why some of the effectiveness of some of the attacks. we heard about some things in saudi arabia that were very concerning. on othertes operate nationstates outside the u.s. cyber criminals are more emboldened than we have seen the past. we produce an annual threat report. we reported that ransom ware is on a huge rise. it is targeted at consumers. they have nowhere to go. there is no cio. the average prices got up to $1000 to repair. there is a way of making money for criminals and it is definitely an effective enterprise and on consumers and their digital safety. emily: that was greg clark. disney is being held ransom by hackers. bob iger revealed the news to employees on monday. they claim to have stolen and unreleased film identified by hollywood news outlets as the latest pirates of the caribbean movie and are threatening to distribute online. the attempt as part of a larger global cyber attack or it it come

i and trent eight. i rlove you america! your mouths good for is to be vladimirmouths putin's [bleep] pollster. ann coulter react to the late-night political campaign. >> the republican party is enabling the mental illness on a daily basis. jesse: a group of psychiatrists calling mr. trump a monster. "watters world" heads to galaxies far, far away. if donald trump were a "star wars" character who would he be? >> obi-wan ski >> welcome to "watter's world", i am jesse watters. it was a viral rent on the late-night show. >> mr. trump your presidency, i love it. i call it disgrace the nation. >> it is true. he does not stand by anything except for the dressing room door of the miss usa pageant. >> let me read this presidential briefing. yes, i have it right here.you attract more skinheads line free rogaine. the only thing your mouth is good for is being latin -- vladimir putin's -. he refused to apologize that he would do it again but maybe change some words. now the fcc balance look at the facts and apply the obscenities law. j

. >> two males on bicycles, basically bmx mountain bikes came down the street and stopped in trent of the house and started firing at the adult victim. >> reporter: residents say there are shootings daily with stray bullets flying through some of their homes. >> makes me want to cry, you know, it's a baby, it's not something you want to hear from nobody, especially someone's kid you're out hear barbecuing or doing whatever else trying to have fun and your kid winds up getting hurt. >> think of all the people that could have been around it had to be the baby. >> reporter: breaks your heart huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: at last word, the child was listed in critical condition after being shot four times in the back, his father in stable condition at temple university hospital. a man was taken into custody earlier has since been released as the search continues for the two men again who were riding bmx bikes. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> 65:00 a.m., new castle county -- 6:35 a.m., new castle county police arrested a man accused of hitting a toddler and taking off. leah purdue wa

discussing the future of james trent 10 just last month in an interview with maria bartiromo. >> peopletill scratching their heads by somebody obama era staffers are still here. was it a mistake not to ask jim comey to step down from the fbi? >> now, it is not too late. i have confidence that we will see what happens. it's going to be interesting. nicole: president trump telling the reader he wanted to get comey a good fair chance. lauren: let's get you caught up a global market action overnight. a mixed bag a show. the shanghai composite down 1%. after the election in south korea, the cost down 1%. making in japan. making japan the recorder 1% in the hang seng in hong kong that have a 1%. >> get a 1.5 year high. approximately a quarter of 1%. and the german dax to the downside. lauren: the nasdaq down 5.5 points. the dow is down 53 points. s&p pitch off by four. oil is up 44 cents at order 6.32. 12.22 at troy ounce. a weaker dollar this morning. lauren: coming up, more reaction to the dramatic firing of comey, still has yet to make a profit. dow futures up in 52.3 quarter of 1% this mo

according to a report -- trent schlenk is likely to become the hawks new g-m schlenk has been part ofthe warriors organization for the last 12 seasons. he's played a fundamental part in helping general manager bob myers build a championship roster. schlenk has been working for myers for the last five seasons. he's considered as one of the best scouts withing the organization the cavs have yet to clinch their third straight nba finals apperance but they are already talking about the warriors. head coach tyronn lue believes the celtics are a harder team to defend compared to golden state. according to cleveland dot com -- lue says "the stuff the celtics are running, it's much harder to defend than golden state's offense for me as far as the actions and all the running around and all the guys who are making all the plays. keep in mind that the warriors set an nba record in the playoffs for starting 12-0 and were the highest scoring offense in the regualr season. lebron james' comparisons with michael jordan took a stepback after his game 3 performance this past sunday. lebron finished wi