two pipe bombs were found in the vehicle being used. melissa chan has more from dallas. >> reporter: the blaze of bullets in the night caused such chaos at first that police officers thought they had been attacked by multiple gunmen. it was one lone man who rammed his armoured vehicle into police cars. before leading officers on a car chase. and then a standoff. >> this was an on again-off again negotiation. he would get angry during negotiations, hang up, stop talking. he would rant for a while, not really having a conversation, and rant during the conversation negotiations in hutchins. at some point negotiations just ceased. at 5:07am our s.w.a.t. snipers shot at the suspect in wilma hutchins, the front windshield... >> reporter: that's the dallas police department headquarters. how often does a police department of a major city become a crime scene? we understand the gunman shot bullets through the ground floor lobby, second floor and police vehicles. no one was hurt, including an officer seated here blitzing through the seat and windshield

us know as soon as you find out. peter barnes, thank you very much. melissa? melissa: u.s. automakers speeding ahead for the month of may. new car sales the best in almost 10 years. our own jeff flock is on the story. he joins us from a subaru assembly plant in indiana. jeff? >> exclusively live inside of the plant today. we've been on the production line all day long as numbers come in. take a look. the takata auto airbag recall not having an impact on sales. look at numbers. fiat chrysler up 4%. gm up 3%. ford is expected to be down 3%. they're only one 1%. nobody has done better than folks at subaru. numbers are up 12% for the month. the two models made here, the legacy and the outback, both having a great month. legacy is up 63%. the outback is up 12%. that is legacy coming off the production line. there is an outback behind it. they're cranking as fast as they can go. melissa: jeff, i was asking about before the takata airbag recall and number of new model sales. are the airbags in these new cars? >> yes, there are. it is hard to know. we talked to fiat chrysler today.

melissa: let's bring in scott martin who is with us. >> hi, guys. lissa: what do you think of the conversation so far? good? bad? you an investor? >> it's been a struggle. as a shareholder with twitter, you're not very happy with mr. costolo so far. this is a company that has a great internet reach, it has a great product, a good application, and they've been at times unable to get out of their own way. so the removal of mr. costolo is obviously good for the stock so far and probably good for the long-term health of the company. i eventually think twitter is going to be purchased, and i think with mr. costolo out of the picture, this opens it up to happening sooner than later. melissa: by what kind of company? >> i think you're looking at a google, potentially a facebook, some strategic alliance that looks to build on the already killer brand they have because that's what twitter has. it just hasn't been able to turn that into true money and, again, i think that's left up to management problems. david: i want to ask charlie about that. have you heard

i am harris faulkner andrea tantaros is here with us melissa francis and jedediah is here and today's oneluckyguy is scott brown. >> melissa and i outnumbered now because you three love mondays. i am changing my vote. >> that is fine. i am comfortable with that. >> let's rock and roll. politics atop the hour. the crowded republican field is about to get bigger with former florida jeb bush set to make the white house run official at 3 p.m. eastern in miami. it was announced six months ago he is exploring the idea. he just wrapped up a tour of europe and focused on russia. when asked how he is expected to break away from the gop pac he believes things will change once he goes from considering to run to asking for a vote. >> the transition will allow me to be direct about my advocating and leadership skills needed to fix things. as a candidate contrary to someone listening and learning i will offer up alternatives to the path we are on and be more specific on policy. >> we are expecting that in about three hours. we have a former senator on the couch. talk to us about what we will likely

we have with us melissa, who is interested in how kids differ -- boys and girls -- in the games theylay and interacting with each other. she is interested in how hormonal levels affect a child playing the games they get involved with. we have janet hyde. she is interested in seeing what are the differences in cognitive capabilities between men and women in computer science, mathematics and engineering. her data suggests that there is very little difference between them. as i have gotten to know janet and little better, i think that is incorrect. the more i speak with her -- she majored in mathematics -- i have come to the conclusion that women are superior in mathematics, engineering and computer science. either way we have a fantastic , program. [laughter] charlie: let me begin with ben. tell us what led up to your decision, how you carried forward and the impact it has had on your life. ben: i think my experience is pretty typical for other transgender people. i think i was only about five years old when i had strong feelings that i felt more like a boy and i was born as a girl --

we have with us melissa hines, who is interested in how kids differ -- boys and girls -- in the gainsmeshey play and how they interact with each other. he is -- she is interested in how hormonal levels affect child's play. and we have janet hyde. she is interested in seeing one of the inferences and cognitive capabilities between men and women in computer science and mathematics and engineering. her data pretty much suggests that there is very little difference between them. as i have gotten to know her that her, i think that is incorrect. the more i speak to her she seems to have come to the conclusion that women are superior in mathematics. [laughter] anyway i think we are in for a fantastic program. charlie: let me begin with 10. -- ben. tell me the experience you went to -- the experiments you went through. -- the experience you went through. benl:: i think my experience was typical for other transgender people. i was about four or five years old when i started to feel like a boy. i felt like a boy, i played with little boys, i preferred boys toys, i remember dreadfully wishing that

i am harris faulkner andrea tantaros is here with us melissa francis and jedediah is here and today'sluckyguy is scott brown

us. melissa: you think that marco rubio is the greater threat but not according to this poll.most as well as versus hillary but jeb was the one who looked like he could actually beat her in a head-to-head race. that is what made this so surprising. guy, what do you think about that. >> i mean it is so close. jeb and hillary in this poll are 43-43. rubio is down one point, 45-44. couple other contenders within a couple points of hillary clinton. she is sitting around mid 40s against all the republican candidates with the exception of donald trump who i don't think is particularly serious. julie makes insightful point, a lot of hillary clinton's negatives have been defined. with jeb bush is the nominee, democrats every single day will say bush, bush, bush, iraq, iraq, iraq, recession, recession, recession. he hasn't really been through that gauntlet just yet. where we're sitting in head-to-head polls today really doesn't matter. >> we'll leave it there. thanks to all three of you. david? david: this is happening too often this summer. another child attacked by a shark off the co

melissa: i know, i know. deirdre bolton joins us look what is coming up in the next hour of her show. what do you have? >> melissa, thank you so much. tech and politics. more presidential candidates in the field. we are going to see which one may help america's tech industry thrive. >>> plus smartphones, make it easy to overspend. we're going to give awe short list of apps to help you save. >>> and is your phone company ripping you off with your data plan? one who has some serious charges against it. we'll cover all the details. melissa: i love all of that. i do overspend on my phone. it is on-demand economy. it is called that for a reason. >> definitely. absolutely. thank you so much. look forward to that. breaking news crossing right now. dow jones is reporting that spotify has named barry mccarthy as its new ceo. mccarthy was previously netflix ceo before he resigned in 2010. david. david: trump is going head-to-head with president obama on his foreign policy plans. is it nuts, or is it just what our enemies need? ♪ ♪ we all feel

we have with us melissa hines who is interested in how kids differ boys and girls and the games they play and how they interact with each other. and she's interested in how hormoneal levels affect child play and the games they get involved with. and we have janet hyde janet hyde is interested in seeing what are the differences in cognitive capabilities between men and women. in computer science in mathematics and engineering. and her data pretty much suggests that there is very little difference between them. but as i've gotten to know janet a little bit better, i think that that is incorrect. the more i speak to her she majored in matt matics. i have come to the conclusion that women are superior in mathematics and engineers and computer science. anyway i think we're in for a fantastic program. >> rose: let me begin with ben. tell me the experience that you went through share with us as much as you can about what lead up to your decision how you carried forward and the impact it has had on your life. >> sure. i think in many ways my experience is probably typical for other transgend

us? meteorologist melissa magee takes a look. >> thanks adam & cecily. it was certainly a wild start to 2015! examining the past helps us forecast the future so let me show you how the year's shaped up so far. it started with what, for many, seemed like the winter that would never end. temperatures averaged more than 5 degrees below normal from january through march. the worst was february, when temps averaged near 10 degrees below normal making it the coldest we have seen in 36 years! snow was still in the air as late as march 30th in many areas. then came april and may and it was instantly spring with temps averaging over 3.5 degrees above normal. now, everyone wants to know which of these patterns will set up over the summer months. >> based on what we have seen over the last few weeks much of the summer looks to be warm & humid with a bermuda high set up off the eastern seaboard and the jet stream ridging northward into canada. this looks to be the case about 60% of the time. however, there will be dips in the jet stream to provide brief spells of mil

that will remain the case for a lot of us touring the overnight hours. meteorologist melissa magee is keeping an eye on storm tracker six double scan radar and adjoins us live with the very latest, melissa. >> walter and sarah we are track ago this moisture and heavy rainfall and showers and storms are pressing east of philadelphia into south jersey. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you some light activity in mercer county and trenton but more moisture moving across areas in the toms river and as far south as cape may new jersey. we will go in on the broad scope with storm tracker six live double scan 3-d and you can see first batch of moisture we are tracking currently pressing to the south and east. throughout the overnight hours we are tracking secondary boundary that is currently up on the western and central pennsylvania. this will work eastward overnight tonight and throughout the day on monday. so we will talk about what we can expect as we go throughout the next 36 hours here, scattered showers and storms, downpours and localized flooding is a concern

tell us what's happening right now. >> well, melissa, you can see the detour behind me here. this is spout run all of the traffic being detoured on to spout run because the northbound lanes of the g.w. parkway are closed. not a classic accident. we have got actually kind of a different situation here this morning. there was some sort of a vehicle engine explosion further down the line near 123. and so we have oil as well as pieces of that engine across the roadway. so it's not safe for traffic to travel on those northbound lanes until they can get that cleaned up. no word yet on how long that clean-up effort will take place. so people who normally take northbound g.w. parkway just be aware they are going to detour

melissa: i use uber. there you go. david: been on facebooks for weeks. melissa: don't say that. david: more good news on the housing front. new home sales rise more than expected last month. it is not all great news especially for those who rent. our own cheryl casone has more. cheryl. >> well, david and melissa we saw the best number on record for new home sales in 2008. another sign the housing market is strengthening. hopefully the u.s. economy. the northeast and the west showed strong gains. if you look at year-to-date number, new home sales are up 24%. in part because there have been job gains. the fact that many americans know interest rates will be going up. by the way hitting just above 4% last week, according to freddie mac. rents are rising across the country for americans. in many cities it makes better financial sense to buy versus rent. another sliver of good news, median sales prices are down. i said sliver. that is all i've got. melissa, dave, that report on rents moving higher on americans is the real headline here. zillow reported that rents climbed 4.3% in may

us, you know. >> my sister, melissa, is loving. she's kind. >> she took care of me. de sure we eat when we didn't have food. >> my little brother, he called me ma. >> she couldn't really cook but she forced us to eat it. we had no choice. >> corey is a complicated person. >> my brother corey is a funny guy. >> nasty. >> we used to beat each other up, steal candy, steal bikes. >> my brother william is very smart. >> take money out of wishing wells together, set fires. >> i don't know how he got caught up. >> family, it's been so many years since we drifted apart. it didn't mean i don't love you. i was lost in the dark. >> william would just start speaking in spoken word kind of out of nowhere. we would just be talking to him, and he would break out into a rhyme. his poems were really meaningful to parts of his life and his story. >> at one point in time, chop was my friend. it was a friend. i will call it a genie in the bottle. my name is addiction. and i'm the genie in the bottle. wherever you go, sir, i will surely follow. hold up. i was going to take a sip from that

us until after sun advise tomorrow. let's move over to meteorologist melissa magee she joins us with storm tracker 6 double scan radar. melissa. >> there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere tonight. showers and storms are popping up in philadelphia areas south and west. stormtracker 6 double scan radar showing you activity light to moderate even heavy rainfall across the region and i want to focus into activity down in delaware and this is where we have severe thunderstorm warning until 11:30 tonight. this is for kent county and just to the south of dover we're also getting reports that the fire fly music festival is evacuated because of the strong showers and storms moving on through. it's just south of dover into woodside and harrington and milford included in the severe thunderstorm warning again until 11:30 we'll track for you on stormtracker 6 double scan street-level and you can seat moderate and heavy pockets of rainfall and so that 11:01 showers and storms pressing to -y shores and 11:02 meadow brook and acres and also continue to move north and east 35 miles an hour. here's the big picture. storm tracker 6 d

us. but we got a lot more on this. melissa: we do. as we mentioned it is 11 days later. convicted killers escaped from upstate new york prison still are on the loose. how did the men manage to successfully pull this off? joining me now a larry lawton former jewel thief, motivational speaker. he is an author, spent seven years in federal prison. give me your take. where do you think these guys are? >> hi, melissa. how are you doing? first, where do i think they are? i think they're long gone. i said that right from the beginning. prisoners are really, they have a lot of ingenuity with them. let me explain what i mean. when i speak around the country people will see this they will see tattoos, see stuff like this. you know, melissa, it is made pretty easy. here is a tattoo gun these are made with. here is the motor. here is a pen. guitar string goes in here. and right here, is where that motor came from. and that is done all the time in prison. razor blades, are taken right out of a razor and a piece of clear paper is put in there and this is put back on. and the guards do

us enough money. we're angry about that. you and i melissa and every other taxpayer out there should be lived about the fact that they're not updating this software. (?) not doing what they can to protect us from the cooks out there that would love to steal our personal information and our refund. >> gerri, thank you so much. amazing. david: well, they still have time to get bonuses out. they still find the money to do that. >> they find ways to collect our money. >> straight ahead, fox business exclusive. one of the first cruisedders against nsa spying. ron paul joining us after the break. right here on fox business. >> new report sounding the alarm over two few hurricanes. some key cities going almost a century without a major storm. and experts say residents should be worried. david: too few storms. i don't get it. a fox business exclusive, cash for slackers. government workers getting paid to slack off on the job. talk about giggled the lily. the details coming next. >> well, love him or hate him, the man of the hour is clearly senator ra

melissa: you say that like you have never used pinterest.id: like i never used it, i have in idea how it works. i would have to sigh it if i understood how it works. >> i will get trouble with this i think it's a chick thing. i like pinterest. david: women like to shop more than men? now there us a news alert. melissa: put up pictures of my kids, share it with other people. i don't know. i'm going to get in trouble for that. david: meanwhile something very serious. the rise of crime in our neighborhoods. "wall street journal" calling it the ferguson effect. our panel weighing in on that coming next. melissa: plus, get ready for some football. where you will be able to watch one of next season's big games online. ♪ [ male announcer ] ours was the first modern airliner, revolutionary by every standard. and that became our passion. to always build something better, airplanes that fly cleaner and farther on less fuel. that redefine comfort and connect the world like never before. after all, you can't turn dreams into airplanes unless your passio

and having someone go into a church and use a gun, he could have easily used something else. melissa >> so i know that those people were killed while they were worshiping and praying. and i believe if they were here now, they would encourage us to continue to pray but to change our hearts and to change our hard hearted ways. melissa: i hope i understand. sounds like you're trying to get us not to look at this as a race thing but to some looks exactly like a race thing. >> it would look like that but can you imagine a black man at historic ebenezer baptist church killing mama king with an organ? you could not possibly shea that was a race thing. say if this young man, which we don't know yet, i want to go to a church to kill some black people. that is not what happened to my grand mama in a church. the first thing i thought, oh, no, not again. oh, no, not again. i did not think about skin color. i saw my grandmother having been gunned down by an african-american person with guns. so i'm saying that don't stop in the soul your emotions, black white, let's fight, let's hate each other.

melissa: wow, david lee miller, thank you for updating us on the story.nues to change, david, over to you. david: imagine a way to lower your cholesterol more quickly than with statins and without the side effects. injectible cholesterol drug could mean billions to the maker once it gets the fda approval. it's going to cost over 10 grand a year. with more than 73 million americans suffering from high ldl cholesterol, could this be a major breakthrough? joining me is dr. jeanette, family and emergency medicine doctor. doctor, this is a new class, and emphasize it's an injectible drug, you'd have to stick yourself with the drug once a week, but it works much better than statins, right? >> david, we're always looking for a quick fix, i'm excited i think this might work. there's almost 75 million americans who have high cholesterol in this country. doesn't just affect adults but children as well. david: there's no silver bullet, and thought the statins were it. i had a doctor who once thought my cholesterol was too high. i didn't want the side effects, bad kn

what do you have for us now, melissa? >> a couple of updates. i'm happy that you can brighten my mood. it's been so nasty this morning with a couple of different crashes. take a look here. the ramp, route 29 north that ramp to eastbound 40 that ramp is open. that's good news in the area. and northbound alabama open at stanton road and southeast. live picture here 66 at 50 that looks good headed into and out of town. no problems right now. 95 northbound, your slowest spot is dale city. that time of the day we hit 5:30 and dale city start to hit the brakes. look at prince george's county pretty green and moving along nicely. back with travel times in ten minutes. >> thank you melissa. >>> it is now 5:32. the latest now in the up doing story this morning. millions of federal government employees have had their personal information stolen by hackers. we know this could affect many of you. federal workers' names, social security numbers and birth dates are all potentially exposed. china-based hackers are suspected. china says the allegations are irre

us. melissa, good morning. you know, it's a very bold move for the governor of a state that's still recognizing both confederate memorial day and the birthday of jefferson davis, who was the first president of the confederacy as official state holidays. you can see around me it's a pretty quiet morning here outside the confederate memorial, outside the alabama state capitol. the white posts behind me are where those confederate flags once flew for about two decades here in the state of alabama. now, the governor did talk about his decision to take down those flags. he acknowledged part of it had to do with the kigzllings in charleston but more so to make sure this wasn't a distraction for our state, and for lawmakers to return for a special session. he went on to say he is the first governor to order the immediate takedown of these flags, even going as far as to call out the governors of south carolina and virginia saying that he actually did something about it. >> i just hope that people take it the way i mean

melissa: the technology you mentioned. applebee's, we've heard about using on the table instead of wait people. is that something you would do more if wages rose? >> well, if i had an option, which we have. applebee's has signed a contract about a year ago, two years ago, we did not. we refused to do it. if we get to a point -- melissa: why did you refuse? >> i refused because i thought that our business, our space really needed to have the service component and not be so sanitized as using a tablet. having said that, having said that, i'm along with the cbo, congressional budget office, that people will lose jobs. cbo says there will be at least half a million jobs lost. so for people who get the increase. that's just wonderful. for people that's unemployed, think about that. i'm not really -- i don't think that's a good tradeoff. in addition, we lose these entry-level jobs, which is getting on the escalator of life, if you will. you learn how to get up in the morning. you learn how to talk to people. you learn people skills. and you move on up. we're takin

hours but it won't be anything like the devastating storms that hit us on tuesday fortunately. meteorologist, melissa magee tracking the storms. >> right now we are tracking light precipitation and light rainfall, mainly for the city and points to the north and west. we'll show you stormtracker 6 live double scan, you can see the light rain for the city the 95 corridor and across our western suburbs in pennsylvania and we go tighter to street level and you can see rain along the i-95 corridor pressing into media and if you are traveling along route 3 south of malvern moving into pottstown and honey brock, we are dealing with light but steady moisture. we'll show you the temperatures however the moisture is moving on it it's pretty comfortable, most spots are in the 70s and the poconos 71 degrees and the poconos and lehigh valley, in sea isle city. a wave of energy work its way eastward well south of our area moving across areas in the virginias and also north carolina and that is where it will stay for the rest of tonight. we'll talk about what to expect and we are tracking steady moisture moving in

meteorologist melissa magee follows the situation with storm tracker six double scan radar as she joins us live with the accu weather forecast melissa. >> walter, we are finding scattering activity popping autopsy across delaware and lehigh valley. storm tracker six live double scan radar, showing spotty activity in north and west of philadelphia even showers moving out of ocean county. there is a a cluster to the south of wilmington and north of dover. you can see we have a severe thunderstorm warning posted for new castle and also, northern kent counties as well there in delaware. this stays up until 6:15 this evening. really for middletown, townsend to the north and west of smyrna. we will track it on storm tracker six live double scan street level and you can see showers and storms for the most part are moving north east at 15 miles an hour, and we have about six lightening strikes, with this cluster that we're tracking within this past 15 minutes. so torrential rain is a big concern with the showers and storms as they move on through and winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. but the f

melissa. we spoke to the state police, and they tell us that there is no truth, no truth to reports that these two fugitives have now been cornered in the town of willsboro but continue to follow a lead concerning the men's whereabouts in that town. let me rewind a little bit and tell you what happened here. take a look at map, see the relationship between dannemora where the prison is, about 40 miles from willsboro, willsboro is to the south. short time ago this morning, about 2:00, there was a notification that two men were spotted walking on a road in willsboro. a vehicle approach and the men reportedly fled into the woods.

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and talk about the economy -- how to get jobs back in the city of philadelphia and where melissa murray bailey sees us going when "inside story" continues right after this. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. temple fuels students with academics and opportunities to take charge. plugged into the city, powered by the world. temple.edu/takecharge. >> and welcome back once again to "inside story." i'm brian taff, and we are talking this morning with melissa murray bailey, the republican candidate for mayor in philadelphia. good to have you again. we talked about a lot of topics this morning but want to change gears now to the economy. as you well know, keeping businesses, attracting new ones is sort of the linchpin to growing the economy, and philadelphia has done a pretty decent job in recent years of drawing business and keeping some high-profile ones. but how does melissa murray bailey the mayor go about doing that? how aggressive would you be in luring new business here? >> i'd be really aggressive. our people need jobs, and that's one of the most important things that we can do to t

who says the organization's former president used millions for personal gain. >>> melissa is watching several problems on the roadways as well. >> problems because of the weather overnight. a couple of spots to avoid and you longer than normal this morning. that's coming up. >>> well, we're talking about driving. look outside this morning where some roads are wet in different places. chuck bell working on your drive time forecast for 5:41. >>> welcome back. transit leaders are working to avoid a deadly derailment like what happened in philadelphia last month. railroads are being asked to put automatic train controls on the track. that is the technology that automatically slows the train to a safer speed near dangerous curves. the technology was not in place where an amtrak train derailed in philadelphia. that train was going more than double the posted speed limit at a sharp curve. >>> new revelations in the world cup soccer. former president jack warner used $10 million from fifa for personal gain. the bbc says the money was sent on behalf of the south african government for soccer p

i have marcus coming with us and melissa at the nasdaq. we have more with melissa in one moment.ening now. lawmakers holding a hearing on that massive automobile air bag recall, nearly 34 million impacted vehicles and the air bags have been linked to six deaths and 100 injuries. nil joined us now. >> we need better clarity from the executives identifying how close they are getting a handle on what's wrong with the 34 millionaire bags. part of the reason we say better handle on it they are still searching for the root cause behind the defective air bags. it has something to do with the humidity. they are being redesigned. part of what we thought would work, we are coming up with a new redesign. the replacement air bags they will have to be taken out and new ones will go in. we will hear about the status to get the recall going. they come on board to expand and you take a look at the shares down 44%. is we are going to get a better sense of where they are with the defective air bags and the replacement. >> if we get news making headlines, you will bring them to us. your take on thi

. >> meteorologist melissa magee is tracking this system and joins us live with the first check of the accu weather forecast melissa. >> sarah and walter, we have been tracking the the showers and storms for a good chunk of the day showers and storms have been north and west of the i-95 corridor but they are moving south and east. we will go in tighter, on storm tracker six live double scan street level north and west of philadelphia, north and west of the i-95 corridor but activities with showers and storms firing up lightning in berks county, reading also some showers moving into fleet wood they continue to move off to the north and a east, allah even town with showers and as moisture sagging to the the south and east. so quakertown, doylestown, for areas to the south in malvern and west wood into honey brook we are currently dealing with the showers and storms. the big concern today really for rest of the overnight hours has been the flash flooding, flash flood warning has been issued that stays up until 12:15 for berks and lehigh counties. they have already seen more than 2 inches

"fast money's" melissa lee joining us to discuss, melissa. great to see you.g china's stock market could, quote unquote, explode on wednesday if this happens. >> it could. although, kelly, as we know the decision as to whether or not it would be included that had been out sort of in terms of in the market, knowing the decision was coming for the past couple of weeks. so the explosion may not happen right away because of that and also because the inclusion of these stocks will happen over the course of years. it won't happen all at once. you could imagine if we go from 25% now in the emerging markets index to what could be up to 40%, that's not going to happen overnight. it's going to happen overt course of years so these funds can actually buy in an orderly fashion. >> right. because buys we're already talking about a market that's seen its valuation rise significantly but i guess a lot of investors if you're indexing don't have a choice. if they increase the weighting you have to -- >> they do it over time though. i think the operative word should be implodes

look at this sent to us from fair oaks and fairfax. melissa sent this in, marble size hail. these storms had a history of hail along with some high winds and very frequent lightning. it's pretty calm right now, let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam. the storm cooled us off, 77, winds southeast at 7:00. here's radar. here's the monster clump of storms pushing across into the bay and southern delmarva and northern neck, but some straggler storms, one up toward hagerstown pushing toward westminster. there's no lightning in this storm. there's red, so it's hard to get a good idea how strong this storm is, had some pretty good rainfall. it's raining hard towards dulles airport and the access road. we'll zoom out and storm track it moving south and east. it's headed toward fairfax again. you got hammered earlier. maybe to tysons at 7:48. you also got hammered earlier. this storms, one upper marlboro, one down toward brandy wayne the east side of 301 -- brandywine the east side of 301 and this storm will move north of north beach into the bay, h

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us this morning. megan, what are you seeing and what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, melissa, we may be getting a clearing here of this accident scene. look behind me. literally just moments ago, some of the traffic started getting by right now. i'm not sure if people are ignoring the flares and going around or whether or not they have opened the far right lane allowing people to go northbound on 295. we're keeping an eye on the situation. this literally just happened moments ago. we had a complete closure here beginning at 1:50 this morning. a very serious accident involving two cars. one person we're told is in critical condition and the detour was at 295 northbound, closed at pennsylvania avenue. but literally within just the last few moments we are starting to see some traffic go through. it's little confusing here because we have some flares up, but you can see how traffic is going around those flares. so we may have some lanes opening up here. we'll keep you updated here. hope to get some more information shortly. back to you in the studio. >>> i'm kristin wright at the

melissa: why have soda? why not just have juice? david: they're using real sugar. we'll taste and see.ther cyber attack, and many are pointing their fingers to china. government steps can't be controlled. what does that mean for our national security? also, if you're thinking about buying a car, you may want to push the brakes on this one to find out why the popular jeep cherokee is under a new us safety investigation. that story and more coming next. ♪ ♪ david: chinese hackers being accused again of breaking into us government computer networks putting all federal employee's personal data at risk. tom dan how d donohue spoke with neil cavuto saying china is pushing the boundaries. >> i believe that china has gone over the line. i think that they're going to find a need to slow it down because they want and need a business and economic relationship with us. david: well, joining me now is wall street journal's danny. morgan wright. senior fellow at the center for digital government. and george waller cofounder and executive vice president of strike force technologies. folks, thank you f

. >> cross over to melissa chan, who is with us in dallas, where does the investigation stand as of nowelissa? >> well, it's an ongoing scene with this vehicle that the suspect is in. that you were reporting earlier. there is the belief that the suspect could very well be dead, but they don't have a clear line of vision. what we understand right now is that they're trying to break that wind shield to get a good view of that front seat. that's number one. the other interesting thing is that over the course of the last ten hours this has been developing initially police believe that there were four gunmen as many as four gunmen. first it was multiple gunmen, but now they're warning that it is just one gunman that they're dealing with, and they should find that out pretty soon. it's an ongoing thing with this vehicle, that could be booby trapped. >> is this going to raise questions about the security measures that exist already at the police headquarters and the surrounding area? >> absolutely. how many times do we hear something like the dallas police department has become a crime scene?

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late night hours but it won't be anything like the devastating storms that hit us on tuesday fortunately. meteorologist, melissastorms. >> right now we are tracking light precipitation and light rainfall, mainly for the city and points to the north and west. we'll show you stormtracker 6 live double scan, you can see the light rain for the city the 95 corridor and across our western suburbs in pennsylvania and we go tighter to street level and you can see rain along the i-95 corridor pressing into media and if you are traveling along route 3 south of malvern moving into pottstown and honey brock, we are dealing with light but steady moisture. we'll show you the temperatures however the moisture is moving on it it's pretty comfortable, most spots are in the 70s and the poconos 71 degrees and the poconos and lehigh valley, in sea isle city.

. >> al jazeera's melissa chan gave us this update earlier from outside of the police headers. >> iheadquarters. >> i think it's interesting that police themselves thought there were four gunmen. but this morning in their press briefing they did clarify that they do believe that it is one gunman one suspect. a name has been floating around. this is a name provided by the suspect himself during communication with the s.w.a.t. team. we're not going to mention that name yet because it is un unconfirmed. what police understand is that this is a family matter about child custody that this person has been unhappy about. >> a taliban raid in afghanistan has killed 20 policemen adding to the casualties that the forces are currently suffering. the latest attacks happened in hell monday helmand province. meanwhile, over the border in pakistan the army said it killed 20 fight necessary airstrikes in north waziristan. it's part of an operation launched last june against the taliban against other armed groups in the area. we have more on that operation just outside of islamabad. >> according to the military

us. our hearts are broken tears are being shed. and melissa, i want to point out that downstairs the room where they had the bible study wednesday night, is also being used here as an overflow room for those people coming here to pray and remember those nine looifrz lost. lives lost. there are a lot of tears shed as they remember those taken. melissa? >> thank you, adam reese. as we continue to watch the service there at mother emanuel in charleston south carolina. knowing that that service is happening. i still want to take a moment and turn to a page in american history. in 1924 w.b. du bois published a book about blacks and whites. they have been crucial to the wealth and power of the united states. more than 90 years ago, du bois wrote, the negro worked as farm hand and peasant proprietor as laborerer, artisan and inventor and as servant in the house. just years from the horror of 9/11, west pointedly argued that blacks bear a unique gift for a nation in the age of terrorism. >> 9/11 nothing new for people of african descent if you underst

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there tomorrow, come out and say hi, walter perez will be there too, monica malpass, melissa magee, a bunch of of us, we have the phils in action in south philadelphia. new kids on the block concert. thank you for the musical help there. of this is 43 in south jersey, no big delays on 295. mostly dry at this point. >> thank you matt. >>> police in allentown say a guy crashed his van into a fence at a playground injuring an 11-year-old boy at stevens park. police say the driver was trying to make a turn when he hit the fence, a piece of the fence hit the boy who suffered minor injuries. witnesses say he had a 6 pack of beer in his hands when he got out of van. police have not indicated whether alcohol was a factor in the crash. >>> prosecutors in the colorado shooting trial is set to wrap up their case they will call ashly mosser to the stand she was paralyzed and suffered a miscarriage and her 6-year-old daughter was killed in the 20123 shooting. attorneys will limit mosser's testimony because the details are so heart wrenching and emotional. >>> the remnants of tropical storm bill focused most of o

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let's get you to melissa chin live in san francisco. and tell us the reaction there that you have witnessed. >> reporter: tony on the steps of city hall we had the mayor come out and talk about this moment this equality without exception. that's where we are today. and lieutenant governor gavin newsom always was speaking. he was then major of san francisco back in 2004, and started issuing those marriage certificates at the time it was considered so fringe even for a democrat to do and captured national attention. look where we are now today. newsom just told al jazeera he thought this was going to take 70 years, not 10 years, and he himself is still reeling from this news tony. >> melissa one more for you, the decision comes as the city is preparing for what is going to be a huge pride weekend. talk to us about that for a moment. >> reporter: well, you have a lot of out of towners. this is one of the biggest pride parades in the country on sunday, so we really do expect later this evening, we're going toe be heading to the castro hub in the city i