. >> greta: house oversight chair daryl issa joins us. nice to see you chairman. >> thanks for having me on and for covering this important t p topic today. >> greta: the big news the president asserting the executive privilege. this is an 18 month long investigation. when did you first hear or get wind of the fact that he was going to assert this. >> 9:50 this morning. the 10:00 markup. we received an 8-page report. theoretically it was entirely done after we had a a meeting that went to 6:00 the previous meeting in which attorney general holder offered only to brief us on remaining information and then give us documents supporting that if we canceled our investigation or specifically considered all subpoenas as met. >> greta: you asked for a number of documents. he was offering 1300-pages? >> he described the 1300-pages and told us some of those pages we never asked for but he thought we should have them. >> greta: so you weren't even necessarily getting the pages that you wanted. that may be the attorney general -- >> if it is barack, i wil

that will give us a nice- looking day. our high temperatures later this afternoon will only be in the upper 70s to about 80 degrees. >> it actually feels like 64 outside and with the humidity it would feel several degrees warmer. >> absolutely. >> let's get a check of your on- time traffic with julie wright. >> off to a quiet start for those traveling south on 270. overnight construction is on the northbound side of 270 at old georgetown road. they are busy doing some repaving there. you will find some traffic is able to get by single file to the left. on the southbound side, your lanes are open. a little bit of rough pavement as you commit to the ramp to take you onto the inner hoop of the beltway. the construction between tysons and braddock road is cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> we are following breaking news from northern virginia. fire officials tell us an overnight fire destroyed several apartments in a building on reston. this went to three alarms. we are told the building was a garden st

johnathan strong from roll call joins us. nicehan. >> good evening. >> a head count. any idea how many democrats will vote with the republicans tomorrow? >> congressman adams shifted. he's a democrat and he would seem to know about that. we heard other counts a little lower than that. but the comparison is 2007 when republicans lost three votes. democrats were holding two white house aids in contempt and three republicans switched sides. i think this is a very significant repudiation, depending on how large the number gets. every vote really hurts. >> any republicans defecting and going to vote no in contempt? >> i have not heard of any republicans. >> so a handful, 20 to 24? >> i'm expecting 20 to 30. >> there's a letter signed june 3, 2011 which 31 house democrats to the president urging the department of justice to hand over the documents. so i guess that was sort of a warning, a foreshadowing that the democrats -- some democrats would be breaking ranks? >> right. one person who signed that letter, jim cooper, said he's going t

satellite and radar, high pressure over head will bring us nice days into monday. the next best chance of showers will come on tuesday into wednesday along with a slightly cooler and drier air. this is our futurecast. the temperatures will rebound quickly tomorrow afternoon. highs are expected around 93 degrees. the heat index may make it feel of a couple of degrees hotter than that. tomorrow night into monday temperatures around 85 and 87 degrees. here is the forecast for tonight, clear and comfortable. temperatures fall into the 60's. daytime highs tomorrow upper 80's to lower 90's. cooler in the mountains. very hot downtown. gross counts, be prepared. stay cool. -- girl scouts, be prepared. stay cool. there is a chance of showers and thunderstorms next week. nighttime lows around 70 degrees. head over to wjla.com. we have some fantastic photo galleries on line. my favorite is a new one. >> just in time for summer. it is fitting. >> world ocean day was yesterday. [laughter] >> thank you, steve. >> gonzales struck out five. you will have to wait for sports. the na

let's go live to abc2 news karen travers who will talk to us nice and slowly to explain this deal. karen? >> reporter: good evening, jamie. it is certainly complicated and the clock is ticking. lawmakers say they're close to a deal to prevent student loan interest rates from doubling on july 1st. the class of 2012 left their college campuses with diplomas and massive amounts of student loan debt. >> i have over $100,000 of loans. >> $120,000. >> reporter: it's up 45% since 1993. the average debt -- $23,000 per student. >> it is our only option to succeed in america. it's scary. >> reporter: now the clock is ticking for congress to help them from spending mormt interest raids on stafford loans are expected to double on july 1st unless lawmakers act. it could be extended for at least another year. as is the case with some other issues here in washington, the fight boils down to how to pay for. this young voters are a key voting block and they within the overwhelmingly for president obama in 2008. the president has kept up a steady drum beat. >> this should be a no-brainer. >> reporte

that will keep us nice a couple of days. on the back part of a high, things start to change. the winds will come out of the southwest and this is what is on the other side of that high. we have the comfortable air now. the heat will be returning. already 35 in denver. incredible -- 95 in denver. for us 80. a beautiful afternoon out there. tonight we are going down to 58. clear skies, comfortable. then tomorrow up higher. 85. closer to the average. dry conditions. a bit of a breeze out there tomorrow afternoon. then the 90s return and they are going to kick up with humidity the second half of the week. we will have the five-day coming up with marty. >> why don't we duplicate the five-day from today. >> we will put it there but it won't happen. >> put it there then blame somebody else if we are not right. >> thanks. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon, the impact of the h1n1 flu impact may have been worse than we thought. >>> in health watch, the number of people that died from the h1n1 swine flu virus could be 15 times higher than previously reported. the death to

some people not using nice language on the roads.hat's not the case now probably for 680 because it's a smooth drive despite construction where we marked here and diablo. a smooth drive, the speed sensors, the only thing is chp. they should watch the speed limit. slower to the caldecott, and down the east shore from powell over to the bay bridge. in the city a smooth drive. the golden gate bridge. we warn about apple conference, getting ready for the commute with the cones. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up, he was in diapers the last time the u.s. open was in los angeles. the young man will be teeing off, the golfer making history. rfrmt drivers in the south bay work on the b.a.r.t. extension. it's going to cause detours on the road starting this morning. i'll tell you where coming up in a live report. >> reporter: and u.s. open fever hits theay

weather wise -- i don't know if i'm saving us. nice out there this morning. we have a very pleasant atmosphere in place. unfortunately the heat willing rolling in here over the next couple of days. we're down to 69 degrees in washington with noontime temp at 82 but not humid again today. it is going to be warmer. yesterday we only got to 82. today we'll get to about 88

brings us nicely to martial arts where the fight night show damn return to the russian capital for the seventh time on thursday the top of the bill will see one of russia's best heavyweight prospects vitali macof facing american eddie sanchez the twenty nine year olds the vastly more experience of the two competitors he has won thirteen of his nineteen fights in this competed on the world's biggest stage and promotions such as the u.f.c. i'm sure his russian opponent however is the three time world champion his strength is obvious with forty seven professional wins by way of submission. because here is my message to eddie do not relax stay focused i have a lot to offer in the ring i'm looking forward to despite and i would like to wish andy the best of luck but it's a safe bet i will produce many surprises for him as we pour stuff would be the standard in the strategy he says he's ready for anywhere so we'll see you love surprises. so hopeless surprise there is a start of this feat so we'll see we'll see what happens i think that's a lot of talk what's a fire comes to grow try to throw

today's team, alicia menendez joins us, nice to have you with us this morning.garet hoover is with us as well, an author, american individualismism and will cain is a columnist from the blaze.com. >> we're ready. what questions do you have? >> will you answer me directly, please? >> it's time to get real. okay, on its website, orbitz claims it wants to be your best source for cheap travel and cheap hotels, turns out the cheap rate depends on what kind of computer you're ugsing to acce access orbitz, people with maces use 30 to 40% more on hotels than people on pcs. they've started to use that information to predict their customer spending habits, the journal claiming that orbitz will show mac users different, more expensive rooms on their site to the people using pcs. orbitz executives are experimenting with that practice. they say that the company is not showing the same room to users at different prices, they are just obviously sorting what you get. >> makes total sense, like driving to the cadillac dealership in a mercedes, they will put you in the fancy car

your satellite radar high pressure will keep us nice and dry, a few clouds in your forecast lots and lots of sunshine, again quiet here. could be a thunderstorm tomorrow with heat and humidity more details on that as mentioned coming up. 95 washington, 90 and hot spot, baltimore, 97 degrees. more details on that weekend forecast in just a minute, traffic, and there she is, julie. >>> all right tucker on the roads now we have accident activity involving a bus and vehicle, excuse me a bus and me bestiary cranks tieing up westbound -- pedestrian, tieing up westbound, towards rockville. follow police direction to get by outer loop of the belt way checking for a crash near new hampshire avenue travelling in from the west, eastbound, walker road accident activity ties up the left side to have highway. lanes open northbound i-95, no problems north of the prince william parkway separate stretches of delays leaving stafford, more delays over the occoquan. traffic flows from the belt way past duke street. lanes are open travelling southbound along 270, below speed out of hyatts town. german to

high pressure keeping us nice and dry. that will be feet -- tea if -- the feature around here the next couple of days. the chances today are about zero for rain. >> i know we need the rain but it is pretty darned perfect. >> it has been very nice. wait until you see the five-day forecast. >> it is perfect. i guess julie wright, no doubt about it, when it is weather like this, it is a good day for you. >> it is a good day. no problems reported around the capital beltway. so far, theener loop holding steady. no problems reported around to the work zone at university. outer loop making four way past, lanes are open. southbound along 270, volume increasing leaving hyattstown headed out to the scales. your lanes are open as you continue through germantown and rockville. 66 picking up the volume and the usual suspects traveling in from manassas towards centreville. ntrevi ll that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. . >> thank you. >>> we begin this morning with a race for the white house. mitt romney will be in sterling, vic

us. >> nice to be here, maria. >> i want to get to your most recent deal, of course, but let's talk about the fda and the reel ruling. how important it was to get that approved and how would you describe the fda for moving these drugs forward. >> we decided to build a company a growth platform that's can grow without r and d. if something runs into something new, which is common in research and development, it's not so bad. you have to work on d because it's where you spend 80% of your money. i think three years ago we chucked out 40% of the pipeline and came up with extremely rigorous criteria before we started putting something into phase three expensive trials. equally what's really interesting and the subject of this conference, is how do we redesign our research model. nobody in the academic setting or pharma has the right model, so we're coming up with different models, and this was part of that. >> let's update folks on this acquisition. it was a $20 billion take over the the boston area bio tech. how has the integration been going and where are you in that process? >> integration

little bit of clouds getting us nice color. a beautiful picture from summit ridge. in laurel, and other beautiful sunrise. a gorgeous sunrises. we have some areas of clouds due to the easterly flow off the ocean. 66 now arlington, 59 and sterling, 59 in aldie, 63 in culpeper. 55 in stephens city. 55 in waldorf. low humidity today. morning clouds will give way to a good amount of sunshine. highs near 80 degrees. that is the case all the way into the weekend. >> thank you. new this morning driver on the maryland beltway were shocked to see what looked like a ufo on the back of a trust. john gonzalez is live this morning in college park with pictures and word of what those people really saw. i am a little skeptical about this one. >> you probably are not the only one. this was the mysterious object in this kind in college park that had everyone talking. it had social and web sites like twitter blow up overnight with so-called witnesses of a ufo. not only many comments by dozens of photographs of this thing hovering over the beltway in college park. intensifying matters

it will be a warm and humid day today, but a cold front will give us nice weather over the next few days 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms. hite 70's to loh 80's i >> peek-a-boo. >> i was waiting for it. that is emma stone, the love interest of the amazing spider-man in the new action movie and she's a little conflicted because while she's dating spider-man, her dad, the police commissioner, is trying to capture him. terrible. talk to emma stone tomorrow here on "today" as we continue spider-man week. i'm natalie morales and savannah guthrie along with al roker. some sparkle into your fourth of july bash. >>> how to put the finishing touches on a patriotic party. everything from food to drinks to decor. yes, all on a budget. >> for some the ideal summer vacation unwinding by the pool, catching rays. you like to get your heart pumping with scuba diving or rock climbing, we have fun summer getaways to get you off lounge chairs and out of that beautiful canopied bed and get out there and do some exciting stuff. >> all right. then "today's" kitchen, a stew straight from brazil. looks c

nice. christina loren telling us expect a hot weekend. time to break out the sunglasses and your baggy pants. it's hammer time. in the san francisco bay. bay area native m.c. hammer taking a ride on board team usa's racing catamaran. zipping right across the water with the team as they prepare for the america's cup sailing race. san francisco hosting america's cup in 2013 and nbc bay area, your station for exclusive hammer time coverage. >> 4:55. google giving local students a boost. the internet giant will donate $1 million to the mountain view whitman school district, the grant aimed at improving math education. this is the second grant google has give tune the district. >> christina loren is making it happen on the roads. >> lucky me. good morning to you. lucky all of us to be honest this morning after yesterday. it was crazy, but the good news is b.a.r.t. is up and running, the first good piece of information i can give you. your local highways are up to speed. we have one accident in the clearing stage of i-80 eastbound as you get in

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us. we'll be right back. good monday morning. >>> good morning. we're back at 6:29. this is always the place to get your weather first. you can see right now the temperature is a nice warm 74 degrees. that's the washington monument in that hazy look there. and we thank you for starting your monday with us. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm jessica doyle in for mike hydeck. mike is going to be doing another assignment all week, lucky guy. at&t. >> at&t. meteorologist howard bernstein, though, is live on the weather terrace with our forecast. you're saying for mike later on this week, it will be a scorcher. >> later in the week. thursday we get the 90s. friday maybe even triple digit heat. enjoy the start of the week when we're talking about 80s with comfortable nights. that sounds great. here's a look at our day planner. we've got sunshine this morning. some clouds mixed in but we'll call it partly to mostly sunny right now. 74 degrees. middle of the day we've got a better chance of seeing some showers and thunderstorms with a cold front that's coming through. highs in the mid 80s with a 5:00 p.m. temperature 83. no thunderstorm symbol by 5:00. i think most of the activity

he joins us. nice why do you think the assertion will be fatal for the president, come november? >> fatal is gg

high pressure keep us nice and dry for a couple of days here. the good news is it will break down fair had quickly. by the weekend, we should get some relief. maybe an isolated storm out to the west. your heat advisory goes into effect at noon. just plain old warm and sticky overnight. 77 the overnight low. once again tomorrow morning, we won't cool off. tomorrow will be even a few degrees warmer, highs in the upper 90s. actual air temperature about 9 #. by friday afternoon, a few thunderstorms. that will help cool things down with a cold front. saturday and sunday look a lot better with high temperatures in the upper 80s but noticely less humidity for the weekend. let's do some traffic and find out what is going on with julie. ♪ getting hot in here &&. >> i'm so hot, i'm going to take may clothes -- >> oh, please don't being tucker. i just said it our audio guy, steve, i said sarah is going to freak when she hears this song i don't i love that song. do a little dance for me. >> i don't even want to know what will is doing right now. >> he is lo

he joins us. nice to see you, dick. >> good to be here. >> greta: why do you think the assertion will be fatal for the president, come november? >> fatal is going far. i think it hurts him and it's a big mistake. until he acted, first of all, nobody was covering this scandal, except us, fox news. the rest of the media largely ignored it. now they can't. secondly, it's obama assuming the scandal on himself. he is saying in effect, no, it isn't holder concealing these documents, it's me because executive privilege is the president telling the cabinet officer, i am asserting my privilege, which is that i forbid you to hand these documents over because doing it would compromise the central communications between you and me. so what obama's basic doing when he asserts executive privilege is admitting to play egg role in the coverup of the fast & furious scandal and does not want the documents released, or at least that he was in touch with them. that moves the locust of the scandal from the justice departme

tea party express chair amy kraemer joining us. niceod to see you. >> greta: what happened with the willoughby? >> he was arrested and the video i saw, i don't know what he did. police officer was telling people he was arrested for civil arrest. he had a constitutional right to be there. we have protesters show up all the time in our rallies. they get in our faces and other things but they are not arrested. >> greta: i suppose the question is looking at the video, often times we don't have the whole video is whether or not with the sign, he was near the dignitaries. president clinton was there and secret service for good reason worried about the presidents. >> right. >> that is true. this is edited video. judging from what i saw, it didn't seem that he was around dignitaries or close. we can only see parts of it. >> greta: do you know him? >> i don't. >> know his father? >> i don't. >> member of tea party movement? >> i believe his father was member of tea party in florida. >> greta: what are you doing here? wisconsin? >> the tea party

ridge of high pressure builds in not wound and that will set us up nicely. today, we are talking a high of 79 degrees. for tonight, 62 degrees. lets alook at the five-day forecast. look at this weekend. absolutely great. we have agot 08-degree on friday. mostly sunny skies. saturday and sunday, the sun is out in full force. temperatures into the low 80s. we are starting the westbound the same way at 82 degrees. the good news is we don't have any rain that will stop you from getting out and enjoying this wonderful weekend. it looks like it will be good. lets ahope that the weather is doing as good as we are today. >> they are. the accident has been cheered out of the way so your lanes -- has been cleared out of the way so your lanes should be open. 95 in pretty good shape. i did see a little bit of volume near the prince william county parkway. but you were in good shape heading autopsy cross the occoquan and continuing toward the mixing bowl in springfield. no problems to report on the play leaving the mixing bowl heading toward the wilson bridge. the inner

sentinel sat rad, areas east of boston still keeping us nice and cool, our flow out of the north andnd east, dry this afternoon, without too much humidity, but we have a few showers expected later today and summer time heat and a little area of disturbed weather to our south and west, kicking up a few showers this has been over playing but a few showers south and west of the city, a few showers back in the forecast this afternoon but when all is said and done we will not see a whole lot. out west, high pressure will build in, warmer weather on the way, more humidity as we get into the end of the week. here is your future cast, scarted nature of the showers one or two pop up showers later today by 4:00 p.m. and then without the daytime heating we will lose it tonight, clear out overnight. comfortable, overnight lows upper 50s to 50 and then we will do it all over again tomorrow before the big warm up gets here for the weekend. 74, partly sunny skies, scattered showers back in the forecast. later tonight a couple showers, partly cloudy overnight, winds out of the south and west, 5 to 1

he joins us. nice to see you, dick. >> good to be here. >> greta: why do you think the assertion will be fatal for the president, come november? >> fatal is going far. i think it hurts him and it's a big mistake. until he acted, first of all, nobody was covering this scandal, except us, fox news. the rest of the media largely ignored it. now they can't. secondly, it's obama assuming the scandal on himself. he is saying in effect, no, it isn't holder concealing these documents, it's me because executive privilege is the president telling the cabinet officer, i am asserting my privilege, which is that i forbid you to hand these documents over because doing it would compromise the central communications between you and me. so what obama's basic doing when he asserts executive privilege is admitting to play egg role in the coverup of the fast & furious scandal and does not want the documents released, or at least that he was in touch with them. that moves the locust of the scandal from the justice departme

what's interesting is that the ridge of high pressure that keeps us nice and warm is over the central portion of the united states, keeping them hot. through next week it will build back in. things nice and comfortable and below average. for today we'll see low clouds, tomorrow drizzle making way to sunny finishes today and tomorrow. that will be the case for sunday as well. sunday we're going to break into mid-70s. today the upper 70s and low 80s. 79 inan jose. about 68 degrees in oakland. saturday and sunday, we continue to drop off but look at the the difference between sunday and monday. not weather turns as we are back here. >> hey, let's get a live look at sunol where we had an accident on the southbound side. the accident cleared after it was reported. still smooth out of pleasanton. look at this. getting into and out of the area past the gulf coast. back to the map looking at a smoother drive as we showed you southbound 680 through the area, through fremont and missions, 880 also moves smoothly. just this area of slowing for 101, 680 to 880, both directions affected by the vol

that's what the parm bites do for us. nice add to the order.o drive as many orders as when you're talking about the pizza. and so it kind of came in about where we thought it was going to be. and again, 2%, that's kind of right where we think we're going to be long-term, 1% to 3% domestic. so play that out, if we can do that consistently, consistency becomes a big part of the story for us. >> pat, i want to circle back. that gigantic $1 billion in digital sales. i need to know two things. one is it mostly the apple app then of course the android, and two, how much apple versus android, and then 2.6 million people like you on facebook but we're hearing about how facebook is not turning out to be a generator for the kind of sales, this is a gm kind of line we're taking. facebook how valuable, apple how valuable? >> so we're still doing a lot more business mobile. we're in about 7% of our orders total are on mobile. we're still doing more on the apple app than on the android, although we launched the apple app about a year ago and the android more

and will cain is with us as well. niceverybody. >>> let's talk about eric holder cited in contempt of congress. his fate now rests on a vote by the full house of representatives, which is now scheduled for sometime next week. yesterday, the house oversight committee voted to recommend that he be held in contempt for withholding documents related to that failed fast and furious program. that operation put in the hands of drug cartels guns, thousands in some cases. two of those lost guns were found at the scene of a murdered border patrol agent. before the hearing, about 30 minutes before hand, president obama invoked executive privilege to hold onto the documents that congress wanted release. darrell issa, the republican's committee chairman, said too little, too late. joining us this morning is senator charles grassley, the ranking member of the judicial committee. thank you for being with us. speaker boehner says he wants to see this go to the house floor next week. what do you think the chances are this will be negotiate

us. so nice to have you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, howard has the forecast. stay with us. >>> we have just learned that the washington redskins are moving their preseason training camp to richmond, virginia beginning next summer. they will keep their corporate headquarters in loudoun county. they will also expand redskins park which is the team's full- time training facility. the team is expected to officially announce details of their new summer training camp later today. i'm not very happy about that. >>> it was kind of cloudy in our area to see the transit of venus last night. i hope you saw it because the next one is going to be in 2117. but this is video of the event captured by sky 9. venus' trip across the sun takes six hours in order to complete. and only people in locations like australia and hawaii were able to witness the entire event. >> it happened about 6:10 is when it started here yesterday and sunset is at 8:30. only two and a half hours of sunlight to see it. >> did you see any of it? >> i tried to see it. it was a little cloudy. but pretty co

us, yeah. >> but not an extravagant lifestyle. >> no. but nice for us. >> nice meant two cars. including a new suv. it also meant three months' worth of savings in the bank. just in case. >> something happens, you need that money there to fall back on if you need it. >> sensible people, leading sensible lives. just like joyce and lincoln welch. >> our life was pretty simple. but, comfortable. we were able to do the vacations. we were able to go visit family. couldn't go out and buy a new mercedes but we did definitely have a comfortable middle-class life. >> the welches and their three children live in superior, colorado. a town "money" magazine named one of the top 20 best places to live in america just last year. >> it is the most amazing place in the country to live. we have a real sense of community within our town. i feel safe here. >> joyce's husband lincoln is a mechanical engineer, who, for the last seven years, earned close to six figures, designing printers at a tech company. joyce had quit working years earlier to care full-time for her youngest son michael, who was

a whole lot to show you very quiet across the mid- atlantic, big dome of high pressure will keep us nice and dry, no relief in the form of thunderstorms tomorrow notice well out north and west satellite radar, out towards chicago, see showerclouds that is our next cold front the good new that is will get in tomorrow and cool us down with less humidity for the weekend. forecast gets better from here, here is your 5 day forecast, near 100 later today, we will see if we hit a record with our record being 98. we will do a degree or two later today, then storms late tomorrow afternoon cooler weather on the way for the weekend highs upper 80s. all right will and tony, you asked why we are out hire i have a special guest -- out here i have a special guest. >> water balloon here you know guys how we need to stay cool outside and how people always say we pick on tucker? well, we are going the pick on each other with a friendly balloon toss competition. >> just the way you are throwing those up and down i am worried this could get ugly. >> it is on. >> tucker just aim low that is all we ask aim lo

that is what is going to warm us up. nice-looking weather is ahead. tomorrow morning mid 40s and breezy, clear skies expected for saturday morning. there is 84 degrees in santa rosa. there is fairfield, concord all into low 80s. 77 in oakland. 79 in fremont. and peninsula into 70s and there is san francisco, half moon bay monterey bay, a mild day. and here is a look locally, tomorrow, warmer and very warm inland and there is 70s showing up monday, and cooling trend starts on tuesday there is by friday, back to average. >> that is nice. >> up next, design enthusists won't want to miss finney's friday free stuff. your ticket to a show. >> and money's worth today. at 6:00 taking a look into car registration thefts. stealing your tags and there is a solution that could get new trouble. why at 6:00. we'll be right back here in just a moment. you can see hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >> all right, weekend is here. we w

ed o'keeffe from the "washington post" joins us. nice to see you.any will say going home and talking to constituents. is there and they do. they go to breakfast, lunchs, they meet with business leaders and they go to schools an inspect construction projects. they also go to new york and l.a. to raise money. some go overseas to assignment with committee and big conferences. this is the seventh full week of the year that they are not doing what they are elected to do, come here and debate issue. >> greta: house has done more work with bills in the senate. doesn't have a budget and it would be rejected by the senate. but they have done a little more work. >> certainly republicans say they have. dozen of bills, with the job creation and fixing the economy sitting dormant around the senate side all but ignored. the senate will take five full weeks from washington. house will take its eighth full week away from washington. it's, you know, it depends how you look at it. the republicans would say we have done our job. we pass the bills. up to the senate to

high pressure out west, that will keep us nice and dry the next couple days we should be looking just fine still a breeze out of the north and west low humidity things start to change. yesterday it was 101 degrees dallas and that heat will start to push into the mid-atlantic over the next couple days get ready for a couple hot ones, before enjoying one nice one. 87 today, mostly sunny skies, warm breezy afternoon, winds adjusting to 25, without much humidity, humidity starts to creep up, tonight overnight lows won't fall quite as far. mid-60s outside the belt way close to 70 here in town and here is your five day forecast you know what we need rain showers we don't really have them in the forecast, maybe on friday we will get a thunderstorm friday afternoon but check out your high temperatures as mentioned it will be steamy, hot and humid for the weekend highs upper 90s close to some recordof course a lot of outdoor stuff going on this weekend so we will have to try to keep our cool. let's look at weather tony and allison back to you. >> than you. coming up more fists thrown over rhia

he joins us. niceck. >> good to be here. >> greta: why do you think the assertion will be fatal for the president, come november? >>

senator kelly joins us. nice to see you. >> nice to see you, greta. >> and the attorney general has pointed two u.s. attorneys, one a republican point tee and one a democratic point tee? >> that's right. and 31 senators signed a letter to the attorney general urging him to appear point the special counsel. the concern is this. we are talking about highly classified, sensitive matters where we need to make sure there isn't an appearance of a conflict or influence of politics in an election year. and even democrats, like, for example, chairman feinstein of the intelligence committee has said the leaks are so serious it's the most serious she's seen in 11 years on the intelligence committee. and if it's that serious, we need to make sure that the investigation is beyond approach. >> i'm surprised you feel that way, as a former ag there are a lot of prosecutors work in the executive bran windchill a seriousness of purposes. one and a republican point tee and one a democratic appear point tee that's there now. and won