wea sue this week has been veryis rough. what are we looking at forokin r tonight. >> laura, you may have heard yesterday that we were worried about a morning round ofnd o storms and the afternoon round.roun the morning round left us a gift of lot of cloud cover. cov it is happening towards towar charlottesville and richmond. r. let me show you where radar is show evident the strongest s activity right along interstate 64 betweenwe charleston richmond.ch look at all the cloud coverarthd over d.c. but we're also goinglg to continue to watch up towardch pennsylvania, see the little bit of activity up there, too,, that could sink closer tonight g but it's looking more and morene likely that there will not be a second round of severe of s weather tonight. tonig we have a minor risk of that, a marginal risk.isk. the best chance is where you whe see it already happening in that enhanced risk area downa d towards charlottesville andtesvl into the richmond area.a. so, we're feeling like w shape, certainly continue toonto watch the r

bench wea terrific had. so had to donald trump move right to that field and win a solid victory? because he represented what americans are looking for. someone notd of being bold and courageous against the political correctness. they're saying, this is the solution whether you would like to hear it or not. we need the national debate. we need people who will speak for us and be able to understand what we are going through and not be afraid of saying that is the issue and this is the solution. he did it and they looked and said, who is this guy? he is not being careful about how he says it. he is not being cautious. he is bald. he is saying it like it is. he is a found people. and they said, he is our guy. he has the guts to say things people won't do anymore. he would have 35,000 people at a rally before the primaries started. i said what in the world is happening out there. we are democrats coming over to the republican primaries to vote and there is something exciting out there. and washington says he cannot win, he cannot win. of course he cannot win. yet more and more people

way >> he's a b he's a big time weapon for wea offense any time he's out there he's helpful to the team're going to continue to use him. h we're glad he's healthy. >> during otaa he was out there for, how did da shawn look, we couldn't actually get to see him. >> how much money was he given. >> 500 thousand dollar, show upw to 90% you get half a million dollars he gave it up, he'dp, h rather be at home. >> think of all the people that could use that money into intono i'm trying to figure out snap chack. i am so old. i cannot figure this thing out. any wake soree. >> i'll see what i can do on the break. >> you need help brody. >> need an intern here, please. back in a moment. >> before we go we want to take a live look at cleveland fans celebrating the championship.nsi they are streaming into the street. the white house says president obama even stayed on air force one 10 minutes after landing too watch the end of this game. clevelands first major sports championship since 1964. congratulations. >> looks like so far it's safee so far. they can get a little out of hand don't flip any cars

he wea his way around thed t trees and where does he find it watch this? right in that's a two on the par 5. par brat wait says he's literally it shock. that is a look at sports. shawn and tony, back to you we're following some breaking news right now out of florida,lr the orlando sentinel was reporting that a child was dragged into a lake. la that's southwest of orlando. the two year old was attacked by the alligator around 3 tonight. so far he has not been found. an awful story. we'll bring you any other updates as they come in. we'll be right back. > finally tonight, exciting news at the national zoo an or rank tank is pregnant. they revealed the big news byews streaming the did you say you were the dad. >> i heard i'm the dad. > the zoo plans to share weekly updates on social media usingsig the hashtag or rank tank stories.st they've been training the mother for motherhood. she is expecting to deliver sometime in september. > i just need clarification. why would you do that to me. >> i'm reading a story and jim is right hero oh. > can we get -- someone

continues, vegas, dropping out of the 100s, as we go to seasonable conditions throughmfortable, beautiful wea and right through san franciscf, a nice enjoyable day. >> pretty nice. >> hopefully they get control of the blaze in arizona and put it out. >> no humidity in california. >> no. >> that's why i miss it. thank you. >>> breaking news ahead, involving three hospitals bombed within a three hour period in syria. plus, an incredible site. look at this, it swallowed a miniv minivan. you're watching "early today." see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur... ...t

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wea high pressure takes controlss this weekends.th >>> we're in for a georgeseo bun, low humidity, warmowidityons and you'll see that e on your fox5 seven day accuweather forecast. a spottypott thunderstorm, 80's to near 90ea on monday and tuesday wayay chance of storm. that's look at the forecast.he. >>> erin como i'm waiting onon my rebecca black songt i didn't get it two weeks ago.g. i want it today.ay. >> breaking news once again. denied. de not happening.no i need to know if i'm getting a pool day this afternoon you.ou >> might. >> fingers crossed. right now we haveright now we he construction. this is 202 out by bright seam h you can see the cones are set at up. it's landover road atoad brightseat road.brightoa a little extra time needed butdd volume very light. lht we'll move it over for a look a at our maps. aside from that constructionst our morning commute look atrnin all the green on the map.the if you're headed for a early e flight traffic on the way to on reagan national dulles and bwi looking good.ing gd. problem from as you come from upper marl bow. pennsylvania avenue by dower

wisdom martin.arti today is thursday june 16th.uneh our team is in place.la we're going talk weather and wea traffic with gary and erin att some point this morning.ng good morning to you both. b we'll see you in just at moment. first we want to talk news. n >> president obama will visitilv orlando to honor the victims v of the deadly nightclub shooting. >> vice president joe bidenpr will also travel with the president. the white house says the twoeo a willys meet with the victims'ms families and "stand in solidarity with orlando." mr. obama canceled what wouldhad have been his first campaign stop with hillary clinton in order make that trip at a.t tri. meanwhile lawmakers want a series of facebook posts that omar mateen made before thehe shooting to be looked at closely. they sent a letter to mark zuckerberg. >>> this morning we're taking tn a loo by senate democrats to get gun legislation brought to theatiobu floor. >> connecticut senator chrisutoc murphy led the charge the yesterday in the fight forig f tougher gun laws.ugher gun la fox5's jennifer davis livedavisl from capitol hill with t

coming up on 4:55. 4 let's talk weather ands wea traffic.astr hopefully notul n another bad day on tap. o tap we didn't have it so badhavet so yesterday. >> yeah, we didn't have it so bad yesterday.bad today is going to be goi to fantastic. going to be a beautiful startau to yourt monday. really no complaints outly n there. maybe a little on theo ba hot side. maybe a little on the sticky thi side. here's for the kids getting off theor bus stop.top. 68 and 74 degrees to starts to s your day. few high thin clouds out therei but we'll clear it out into int sunshine by the afternoon.on 83 to 89 degrees by the time tim the kids let out of school.f sco going to be a hot one.to bho maybe head to the pool afteroolr school, why not.no satellite and radar here showsho the clearing skies, some skies e showers left over the easternft shore. that's about it today. abo it here's your planner for the t afternoon. 78 by 11:00 a.m. bby 2 o'clock 84 degrees.4 degre by 5 o'clock 86.lo 8 highs today 87 degrees.de forecast. back to the 70's we go. believe it or

wea world like this where have these risks and the outlook is not necessarily that great, maybe you shouldmmitment not to raise rates until you get there. joe: i want to talk about the parallels between this and the evans rule. charlie evans, the strategy is set out a number that is clear. something super simple. communications aspect is a lot more straightforward. how do we communicate that even with inflation below our target, we are trying to reduce rates. tighteningpresents a bias and what he is proposing is maybe we shouldn't even have a tightening bias. that tong to be taking the fomc meeting with him and raising that is pretty significant. joe: thank you for joining us. we talked about the speech a lot of people miss. scarlet: what you need to know for tomorrow's trading day is next. ♪ scarlet: the final read tonight for the first quarter. alix: china imports and exports around 9 p.m.. joe: and jolt out mark: i mark halperin. john: i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to the find attached to the super tuesday from the past, sayonara. >> the final super tuesday. >> the last so-ca

is the first upgrade from back america merrill lynch on the wea earnings in the ft --ast few years.e are up to 12 euros today, up by 5%. i just want to show you a chart which shows you the spread between the u.s. two-year yield and the u.k. two-year yield. points, theas at 50 u.s. was 50 basis points bigger than the u.k. two-year yield, which was the most in 16 years. today, in the light of the week of the forecast jobs report, the yield in the u.s. two-year is falling quicker than the yield in the u.k. two-year, which means the gap between the two is about 44 basis points, rather than 50 basis points. same, still the difference in yield is the destest since 2000 -- wi since 2000. that's ahead of the speculate in the fed will raise rates and the concern over the outcome in referendum. than three weeks away from the u.k. referendum vote, and big names are offering their take on it. i cannot and will not tell the british people how they should vote on this, but i do want to give you some of my opinions. it's important that people make decisions with their eyes open. it is my opinion t

even today fox is the only place wea are a center right -- we are a center right point of view.here is a lot of diversity on this show. >> really? >> whatever, keep going. you can cut that out if you want to. >> we have a diversity of opinion here. what is the answer to this? do you think we should try to change it? i think it is good. >> what we need is to bring diversity to the college campuses. that's where they are supposed to be and it is completely the opposite. i went to watch them speak and it was like in an internet comment section. they wouldn't let the guy speak. campus reform is instrumental. that's how we are shaping the future mind. >> what happened to the liberal mind wanted to hear all ideas? >> i am in "a birth of a nation." i play a plantation owner in 1831. you go back that far and everyone is a slave. i believe things should have all different kinds of opinions and i like the idea that all of the networks do different things. i don't think they are all the same. cnn is different from msnbc and fog and i don't know what is going on in the network but someone w

out there moving into dc within the next hour or wolf we are coming off of it was enjoyable weather weaantastic weekend, hopefully yoy were outdoors and sunshine. all too often it is just un comfortably humid we've seenhumi humidity increase in the past couple hours. we got a cold front hung up west of the washington easement where it's raining it is really raining these are slow movinging heavy rain producing showers ano thunderstorms out there along 66 up through 270. we are really concerned withrn flash flooding that's the big fest i think packet.fe and most of them far out west. latest flash flood warning tiny part of frederick county mostly shen nan dough yay county thisay isn't until 8:30 p.m.. coming off a weekend wherend there's horrendous flooding across west virginia any additional showers will exacerbate that threat. pocket of rain around baltimore and 695 we are waiting for showers to come through thisough evening here in dc.c. flash flood watch through the west. blue rich, west virginia, for us it would just be scattered showers maybe a thunderstorms that moves through this

wea we've got to assume the best in each other and not the worse and remember that sometimes we all on hard times and part of ur job as a community of americans to help folks up when they fall. whatever our differences we all love this country. our children'sut futures. that's what thanks us great and become progress and better versions of ourselves because we believe in each other. is going to get us through our toughest moments and hat's how we know something etter is around the better is around the bend. there ill with be setbacks along the way but we know that our journey is not finished. we know that with steady effort nt collective we'll get to a brighter day. that's what you have shown, america. it.s keep on showing thank you very much everybody. god bless you. applause] obama with a t commencement address at the academy in colorado springs colorado. we're talking about trade issues hat effect the region and the country. we'll talk to san antonio lynn and ade reporter congressman and bob cash, the tradedirector of the fair coalition. it's quiet now but it will get world trade, 6

. >> and okay you remember chewbaccaom forget her the texas whom had the internet cracking up wea wearingacca mask. she now has her own action figure. hasboro revealed it it features candace wearing a removalable mask and it says that's not me making the noysz it's the mask and her signature laugh. >> her video became the most watched facebook live video with more than 141 million views. so far. and she still is laughing. >> it's just still surprises me. >> yeah. >> that that went that crazy. >> yeah. >> well --. >> she's -- you know whatever. >> people love to laugh. it was infectious. >> truly. joyous person. >> coming up confessions of a mini hairstylist. >> meet the 5-year-old whose stunning stunning grown ups all over the world♪ >> she is north kindergarten. remember that. but she's already taking over the internet. >> magnolia what are you doing today what hairstyle. >> the braid bun bun. >> the braid bun bun? >> yes, mom, the braid bun bun. meet viral sent vacation magnolia streeb she's a 5-year-old hair draeser and fabulous and when it comes to styling hair she's giving grown up p

if the uk left the eu, are wea seeing that or is this -- are we seeing that or is this an over reaction by the market that is temporary? >> it is temporary. i think we will booy stronger go -- i think we will be stronger going forward. while the markets don't like uncertainty, what we are seeing play out is voters don't like uncertainty. you watch what is playing out in england and what will happen with the uncertainty of us having $20 trillion in debt. what is it like for an american family that puts their child on to a school bus and has a 20% chance they will go across a bridge that is rated as deficient. people are weary of paying so much in taxes and having government not get the fundamentals right. i think that's what we are seeing play out and i think we will see it play out in november. people are weary of sending so much money to washington, d.c. and we can't even get the basics right. >> it is interesting you point that out. one of the big issues with the lead campaign was how much money was being september to bus sell. brussels. people are saying what am i getting for this? i

now, this young one did what wea all advise our little ones to do. he started screaming. he was able to fight the suspect off. the suspect then took. here's what's interesting aboutt this. his mother and his father was home at the time. his dad heard the screams. he thought it was his uncle or r someone kind of playing around. it turns out it was not. take a listen. he was pulling my son through the window. my son was telling him to stop o pulling me. he thought it was his uncle playing like 3:30 this morning. he kept saying mom, tell him to stop pulling me. she is thinking it's her brother. so she runs, trying to lock himm out of the back door while all the time he in there asleep. it was the man. back out here scheduled to canvas the neighborhood. they are searching for the the suspect. we do have an interestingnter suspect description. so i want to make sure you have that information.th we're talking about an african-american man about sixix feet tall and 300 pounds. he was last seen wearing a whith t-shirt when this incident happened. again, anyone with informationny

we had tornado ef 0 so the wea weakest tornado you can have.inds sustained 80 miles an hour enough to bring down trees and power lines. good news no injuries reported and that ran along the i 70 core for here and howard country and faded norm of columbia mall. >> all right. look at the satellite and rada radar. calm across the east coast once again today a good amount of sunshine here to start the afternoon and this is your next weather maker here to start sliding its way our way tonigh tonight. that whole entire zona round chicago and into the midwest is under a moderate risk for severe warm. today officially we are actually under a however this is more for the overnight hours as cluster of thunderstorms developed. there is the potential that it could slide across the mountains and be here overnight into the early morning hours of tomorrow that's what we have to watch out for. tomorrow afternoon the storm system will be hang around and because of that we are also out looked for severe weather all day tomorrow. slight risk of severe storms for

wea flash flood watches in effect towards our west this is fromth the incoming storm system which anyhe's theise he' downpours which if we sit over for you for get flash flooding prettyasoodi easily. this is towards the mountains into west virginia where theyy have the flash flood watch forla today into tonight.shinonig temperatures outside right now 71 in annapolis and washington, 72 manassas, 68 ins, winchester.winchester. so, it's uncomfortable withoutit air conditioning thanks to all l that humidity.idit weekend surface pattern.atrn here's what to expect.xp weak high pressure towards ourpw north and we havare thishis boundary stalled out towards our south. that becomes the focal pointoc i for some showers and stormse sh later on today. it's just humid and grows out ot right now. you can see some showers and downpours later today.pours ter now, as the actual cold front approaches tomorrow, this boundary will get nudged out by an incoming stronger coldgero front. that's when we could have thee e stronger storms. there's a chance for rain for tomorrow morning and with the rain tomorr

to wrap it up, the principle wea need to get back to, the basics that we would yield to and go ahead,'m through. >> guest: thank you in the key is having a currency with a stable value like alexander hamilton recognized more than 250 years ago. that is a critical reason why we have this great growth that we had and we discussed earlier we had a gold standard for 180 years and it worked. we had the greatest growth of any nation in history. a lot of factors at work that we got the money right and since we have been off the gold standard are average growth -- growth. has been far lower than what when we are on a come average over time. our economy today if we had the same growth we have home we were on gold we would be $8 trillion bigger.a over 40 years compounding it hurts because investing is risky pretty they don't know what you were going to get paid back in you get less productive investing and when you have a fixed value for the dollar guess what happens? you have less currency trade. he didn't need it. when you go from texas still, you have to worry about what the dollar is worth

wea no 90's on the seven day muchh that's good news. >> yeah.ea >> but it's july right around ad the horizon.oron >> they are out there.he >> so close.>>close. >> not a typical day on the o te roadways much it's been pretty p busy for monday in the summer.ue erin. >> i agree.er i>> got a tweet from one of our friends on twitter saying new hampshire now that school is ouo for the quite that is not the te case for most of the roads inoa the or. th the outer loop completely comety stacked this is out by newis hampshire from this point all t the way through colesvilleesvi you're just jam pack wis speedss under 10 miles an hour.iles aur out by university there is athea crash blocking shoulder some sus glare watch for visibilityh visi problems. we'll switch it back to our mapm right now also dealing with overturned car in section of the district. 6300 block of chill lump placela northwest police respond to goet that one. that one. in the did he say track look at all those the yellow andsa red n our secondaries.ondaries we're seeing a lot of heavy hvy congestion by the capital and bb the wh

congressmansman chris van hollen tweeting hisetg support by wearing a orange tie tweeting today i wear weastand with mast m majority of americans that support common sense measureseae that save lives. back to you ladies.o yolad >> well, death shocked theeath t world back in april and now weow know what actually causedse prince's death. dea >> according to the medicalng t examiner prince died from an accidental overdose of thent ove powerful pain killer fentanyl. the 57-year-old was found deadd on april 21st at his minneapolis area estate.ste. investigators are stillll examining whether a doctor was prescribing him the drugs in dri the weeks before his death.ea prince leaves behind an estatee worth millions and reportedly no will. >> ♪ >> tonight a new jersey schoolso district wants to know how rapper fetty wap was allowed includes drug references and a pole dancer at his old high school.ho >> as a result, east side high school's principal moody has been placed on administrative leave. rapper fetty wap released a video for wake up last week wee and since then there has beenn widespread back

strong thunderstorms, maybeormse even some severe weather.re wea.re outlooked for that latertt on today.. there's you your forecast.ect. erin is in with your fork. >> 5:i six we continue toe t track this breaking news. outer loop remains shut downhut between georgia and you can see all the backed upac traffic stuck in the closure.loe the crash involves ae cr tractor-trailer and a vehicle that hit the back of ther tractor-trailer.ai pete piringer from montgomery county letting us know thehe person has been extricated extrd from the vehicle. unknown extent of injuries atur this point. some folks are going to be a goi very late to work thisis morning. let's take a look at our maps.a. your best bet avoid the outerut loop exit at georgia avenue oreo before that point.oint. i would suggest taking tak east-west highway as an alternate to get around that and watch for a lot of delays growing this morning. in addition to that westbound bay bridge some good news finorr you, let's take a lookook outside, we had all lanes lanes blocked on the westbound side bet

wea: many have said that will pay wto type tariffs on trade. >> and that will have a negative influence on investment decisions. i don't believe it will happen in the cataclysmic way, but slowly and progressively, there will be less investment, certainly in manufacturing. there will be disinvestment in the financial services sector. what that means in reality is that london in the u.k. will lose jobs, our economy will grow less fast, real wages will be less good than it would have been. this is not an abstract concept, this has real meaning for real people. manus: john, i'm about to get on a plane on thursday and i will fly home to london. i will be putting it taken the ballot box -- that is why i am flying back. tell you this, -- tell me this. what are the advantages, the potential advantages, a bus leaving europe? what should i think about as i go into the ballot box? what could be happening better for business if we did leave europe questio? >> i am probably the wrong person to ask that question -- i can't find any good reasons. i think we would be condemning ourselves to a less cert

matter r of minutes, the problem is not simply the person who is d doing the e shooting, , it is the weathe only way to deal with that problem as i see it is to ban assault weapons. amy: congressman alan grayson, thank you for being here, represents orlando, florida, and other areas around that. thank you for joining us from capitol hill where the protest is ongoing, this historic sit-in that is taking place. democrats on the floor of the house. c-span has been showing this, but not because they are allowed to turn on their cameras. they are not. instead, they have signs up there running the video feeds come to facebook and her scope feeds of the different congress alerts, and they have ann at the bottom of the screen is has "cameras in chambers controlled by house and house cameras are not permitted to show sit-in." i want to turn to uma loganathan , her father was shot and killed on april 16, 2007,7, in the virginia tech massacre. he was teaching at the time of the shooting. none of his students were also killed. she is a volunteer felellow att everytowown for gun safety's survivor net

fund so wea hedge don't bet on market movements, but it is something we look at very carefully to ensureare in a position long-term. i think there are mainstays, long-term, this is good for u.k. [indiscernible] think that will lead to headwinds in europe. that might spillover into a domino for -- a domino affect around the world. does that mean that europe goes down? i am not so sure. guy: we will talk but the ftse when we come back. andink that is interesting maybe the pound would also rally which you would've thought would lower the value. some companies would benefit actually from a weaker sterling at this point. we are called up around .5% on the ftse. we are not getting back to that 6000 level. getting close to it. minutes away from the european open. we've got around eight minutes to go. it potential corporate mover today -- coming up, a potential corporate mover today. ♪ >> welcome back to on the move. a couple of stocks to keep your eye on as you enter the open. on the upside is going to be tesco. it could rise to 2%. w garden center, about 35 spread across the united kingdom, ea

. >> time now to talk weather wea with gar gary mcgrady.in town, 68 for annapolis, down inpoin fredericksburg it's fair skies this morning but we're going to end up warming up today. tto upper 80's, thatup places right around 90 degrees. let me show you how nice it ish out there this morning.. we don't have a cloud in thelou sky, maybe a high thin cloudn cu or two. two that's about it.t. building showers anddi thunderstorms late this afternoon. there's a frontal system, it will be working closer to us and ahead of that front allnt al the moisture, all the heat,t, all the humidity all gathering t up ahead of that to create some showers and thunderstorms a late day. i would say after 3 o'clock that's when we really begin tonf watch the skies.wathe obviously starting out to the tt west and northwest 'cause 'cause that's basically the way it happens around here sweepinge sg through during the eveningri hours. really the best chance of o anything going severe or strong, strong storms would beng west and southwest of us but a couple of these thun

wea.'s.urin it is a warm and muggy startugga to the day.ay but we'll be in the low 80's later this afternoon with mix of sun and clouds.loud more clouds than sun but aunut little sun here and there andd e later this afternoon be readyee for that ever presentr pse thunderstorm. we've got a weak cold frontt a e coming through.ak uh-oh we just saw some othere o dogs.do we'll have a dog party in a minute. minute. 82 degrees this afternoon. do bring an umbrella. bng a we do again have reports of scattered showers and storms with -- real quick look at the weekend forecast. i just want to talk about talk t saturday and sunday here very quickly. both saturday and sunday have h the possibility of a thunderstorm. best chance will be on sunday sa with the prospect of somefom severe weather around here by hb sunday afternoon. afterno all right. all i finally found some ladies toe talk to me. let's toss it back intosst backo caitlin and do some traffic. caitlin look who i found. fnd >> sounds like a pa

wea chief cathy lanier says herni sy officers worked quickly aftericr the teen girl and her motherr reported the threat. thr >> the gun recovery unitery uni worked with that young woman through the night, found an onn call emergency judge and a interrupted his day, got an emergency search warrant, wasea able to go and recover an ak-47 from the individualndl involved and over 180 rounds180o of ammunition. if anybody thinks for ones for e second that the actions of thet gun recovery unit there didn'tt save countless lives, you're,ou making a mistake. >> reporter: the teen t suspect also allegedly posted ps some sexual images of hisf ex-girlfriend on instagram, sogr now he's also looking at child porn charges in addition to weapons charges and charges cha for threats of mass violence. however, we've briefed the d.c. police this morning. it'sol still not clear whetherlr this teen suspect is in custody.s live in greenbelt, i'm melanienm alnwick, fox5 local news.s. >> in baltimore, all is calm c one day after officer caesarffic goodson was found not guilty noy in the death of freddie gray. >> good

. >> too bad i was asleep.sl >> depends on the wea the further north you were, theno heavier the thunderstorms so montgomery county --nty >> i live inside the beltwayheel but that's just -- let's letet it be. it let's look forward. fwa >> right. we don't wander to anger the ant thunder god's. >> nor the weather people in my life. >> right. 70 right now in washington. in n hey, 68 in baltimore. all right, we're trying get -- - i want to say it's more comfortable than yesterday bute honestly it's not a whole lot more comfortableth ts han tn yesterday. still a whole lot of humidityy to start your day.ta looking at satellite andsatellad radar, our front has faded toast the south and east.th it's out of here. out we're looking at a warm and wm d rather sunny day but the humidity will be back and it ant will be back in the mid toe upper 80's so workingor outdoors, that kind of thing, lots of water today.ts of da here's a look at your daytime highs. 86 again humidity is back. back. most of the week is going to got culley be very pleasant and not terribly humid. hum we'll talk about that.talk aut t we

wea we're on the eastern edge ofte it and we can just expect that t some pretty inundating rainsatinhe next couple hours.ou >> are we still under the threat of a de >> this is not the event we eve had a couple years ago. nevertheless --rtss -- >> junior version. >> yeah, junior version. yeah, o 85 today.r we'll talk about what canlkbout happen later on in just a minute.mite. >> milder version.er i prefer this version. t erin como good morning. >> good morning. right now roads are justst really backed up.y ba slow conditions, sluggish. s dangerous as well.ous as well. watch for ponding conditions cdi and give yourself plenty of ple buffer room between vehicles. v 28 backs up on the northboundp r side. manassas driver no new braddock, dale city to 123. 1 in stafford very much backedffor up as you make your way 630 too 610. 61 i want to show you a live look. 66 has just been a parkingng lot. look how slow traffic is on i the eastbound side from gainsville all the way inside ae the beltway through west fallset church. give yourself a lot of extraf er time for stop-and-go traffic s and ra

wea let's see if we have a nice a n streak of traffic out on theic o roads. people moving?pe >> no.have a ton of delays.a to dey as you make your way out by o the brandywine junction bige juc crash. 301 north at shortcut roadt shor delays back to mchenry road. r a long line of red so give so yourself extra time to get on 301 north this morning.mor also 210 northbound side. that is through the area ofthe a fort washington heading to theno bottom of the beltway. beltway let's forward our maps if wemawe can and show you what elseout e you're facing this morning.ng. metro delays, delays to viennana franconia-springfield as welld as wiehle-reston east because of earlier track repairair situation at stadium-armory.um-m we have the ongoing safetrack sa work single tracking eastckg ea falls church to ballston onls the on this and silver lines.s i this is the fourth morning mor commute weekday there it will affect. 28 on the northbound side by b manassas drive utility work causing big delays and as you canbi see 295 dealing withit delays this morning as well asrw you make your way from 50 al

wea you might need an umbrella,n ume too, probably for the early thee part of the day, righty,ig caitlinen looks aoo little damp out there.le damp we still have showers on radar they are spinning through the tu area so i would say maybe asaaye shower or two to start buttart after 8:00 a.m., we should be wd all right. now, that being said, forecast still some showers shoe especially east and west of wes d.c. over the eastern shore and back towardsds charlottesville.ttes they're all kind of rotating rot around the area so anyoneo anyon could see a shower within the wn next couple hours.xt couple hou our our this morning. m 60 to 68. to 6 as you walk your kids to theto bus y. lot of small tree limbs n leaves down.leaves reports about the baseballs oute sized hail yesterday interdayn loudoun county.lo most of the severe weather was w west of town. after school mtteh different. d sunshine is out, nice breeze bre and triep in the uven the uve will turn out to be ao be fantastic day.fa here's what i was talking wt i a about though.houg satellite and radar lowte pressure towards our southowards

and thenof a very weak cold wea front kind of diffuse coldt front out into kentucky ankidenk ohio andtern pennsylvania. l that's going to move into ourvet area a little later this later s afternoon and what it's goingn n to try to do is kick up a few showers and thunder around here. so, we'll bring a thunderstormhu back in the forecast butn e fo again, best chance will be out to the west. i'll show you here on futurecast in just a second. a c here's the setup for this set fr morning. high pressure, back door coldur front early this morningthis bringing clouds and a little c fog. that's your setup for later forl today. bottom line is i keep an umbrella handy although mostandy of the area, much of the areaa,c is going to be dry for the most part later thiser thi afternoon.afrn so, you know, you got outdoor o plans, you got a pool party after graduation --duation -- >> got to take your dad to theo o doctor's office. offic >> take your dad to theakyour doctor's office. >> go to costco -- [laughter] >> you just happen to be doingoi those things. >> the glamorous tv life that lif t i live.

wea business lobbying group, want to make sure the competitiveness of the u.k. the top of everybody's agenda for the years ahead. >> the numbers i have seen, china investing $32 billion into the u.k. since 2005-2016, do expect that the slow? >> we hope it won't. billion -- 40$40 billion pounds worth of deals signed at the end of last year, they were not exclusively acquiring u.k. brands are businesses that will be directly affected. it was also collaborative programs, working to further language and education. bringing to the attention of china and the public what the u.k. has to offer in terms of business, the arts, and culture. >> you mentioned all those deals believe both david cameron and the chinese president talked about this golden era. is the golden era tarnished a bit now or can they build on that? >> we have to be realistic. after this shock result last week, there is going to be some brushing up of the golden statue that represents u.k.-china relations. for the short-term perspective, there is an uncertainty perspective that will tarnish our u.k. bran

made that decision, republicans and democrats, why don't we also make a decision that they can't get a wea quest thiplac mightn pa forward. >> many people applauding you for raising the issue again. thank you very much, senator murphy, for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> the gun issue is bringing some bipartisan agreement to the presidential race. donald trump tweeted yesterday that he would meet with the national rifle association to discuss how to stop people from the terrorist watch list to stop buying guns. hillary clinton said, "welcome to the cause. this is something i've been talking about for a long time." chip reid is in dallas where trump will hold a rally tonight. good morning. >> reporter: it appears there might be some common ground between trump and clinton on the issue of guns, but that's not stopping them from taking aim at each other. >> i'm going to be talking to the nra about that and starting a real dialogue. >> reporter: donald trump said wednesday he's opening to limiting firearm access to people on fbi terror watch lists. >> number of people have brought t

. >> i don't think it would wea one ofkwe can- the problemse is if youn are journalist and writing about these things., part of a kind of responsible public official and they take a cue from each , they said on the same panels and exchange the same ideas. they fall victim to a kind of conformity. it is called group think. if you look at the institutions which have recently been issuing these condemnations at the idea what you will find is people slightly lower down from person, giving a speech cap saying i don't agree, or i don't think the bank of england is correct on this. there are people coming forward saying this is nonsense. negative impact, there may be positive impact. leaving ae that system which is fundamentally 3%, tariff and an intrusive it will not have a terrible effect on the british economy or on british society. quite a lot of these arguments just have to be met with a robust, realistic, and cents. -- common sense. [indiscernible] >> i don't think it would weaken the situation in the light is -- enough slightest. married to american, to have to american stepdaughters, i

when wea principle support iraqi forces in the military campaign, we only support forces on the ground operating strictly under command and control. that means going through an iraqi chain of command were we are working with iraqi commanders. if there is a unit that is not operating under that structure -- senator cardin: are you confident they will be able to maintain the safety of the sunni civilians? they just completed the liberation of the last neighborhood this weekend. we have 80,000 displaced people. there is one of the u.n. programs later this week. they are hopeful that all of these will be under shelter by the middle of this week and will begin returns next month. what is also somewhat encouraging about falluja is that the destruction in the city looks to be fairly minimal compared to other operations, so we are hopeful we can return the people of falluja to the streets as soon as possible. government can lead that, and, of course, the shia militia groups that operate outside the law have to be out of the city. otherwise, the people will not return, and we have a plan with l

as a society wea society we want to make sure people who are doing fine are contributing so that theycan be helping other people get access to college. we have a pool of money that comes from people who when and it works out, let them contribute their money in the form of taxes and loan payments which gets recycled. so i wouldi would not want to see people doing these strategic bankruptcies. how many times as donald trump been in bankruptcy? it is just a mechanism for the next deal. make sure people are paying their fair share. >> this question from the audience kind of follows up on the comments you are just making about how you want to encourage people to move forward in the higher education in ways that really improves opportunities for the future how do you preventyou prevent students are over borrowing without discouraging students from enrolling in college in ways that improve their economic future? that is a delicate balancing act. what are your thoughts about ways to get it right? >> additional access points, first-generation students, low income students, and keeping those in

kened are in a wea position. we have so many redlined vehicles and aircraft being cannibalized. knowsworry, our enemy what rick of the they have spies. host: that is john from the louisiana. doug from oklahoma. your next. caller: i was agreeing with a couple of fellows from earlier. saidk back at what: powell when he was -- i look back at what colin powell said when he was secretary of state. we need to get a stronger economy. that is about as important as a strong military. i agree that we should maintain good redness with our military. good readiness with our military. we get involved with things we shouldn't. that is been our history. -- that his been our history throughout the last 50 years, maybe more than that. we don't need to keep getting involved in those things every there -- with those things over there. jordan, etc., etc.. it has been going on since the beginning. need to keep our military and our nation out of the conflicts. that is all i had to comment on. int: let's hear from joe south carolina, independents line. caller: two callers ago -- we have to stay on top

summer, wea hot could see further strength to it area it's still a very different market than oil in terms of the overall response. we recently read it our numbers on u.s. natural gas. we upped the recoverable resource to 50% at four dollars or under. in other words you still have a great deal of natural gas in north america. alix: great to see you and thank you very much. david: coming up, shares of apple are falling after it's reported that iphone sales will fall for the first time. investorook calm fears? later, the u.k. chancellor joins us and will reveal where he stands onbrexit and what the fallout will be. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg . bank of america senior global economist michael hansen will be with us in the next hour. david: there is a press conference going on now in orlando, florida. this is the police chief speaking now and also rick scott, the governor and the mayor of orlando and the police chief and representatives of the fbi. we are learning that they have identified 48 of the 49 victims. the 50th person who was killed is the suspected killer who was shot during

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u it could be religion.elion it could be the culture that wea were raised in in terms of our parentsce on n us. us there is something that ends up making people feel like they can actually act on that prejudiceri and turn prejudice in this casee into an act of discrimination. >> there was a recent incidentt that his father recalled aboutlt him being in miami and seeing two men engaged in intimateat moment, engaged in kissing andid his son was there.n wahe and he made the comment theyomnt would do this in front of my s son. >> sure. >> with a trigger like that, if this is just speaking geon a hat crime basis here, would that bee the kind of thing, i'm empowerew now because something has happened and in front of my in m child? >> in a case like this, allisonn we need to be worried about inn that what happens is always,lw whenever we have a lack of information, we as human beingss need to rational lies situations we need to come with a way to bw able to understand or put some sense into otherwise senseless act of violence so what we end e up doing usually is we pick upik on whatever tha