and jeff weaver, former campaign manager for bernie sanders. gentlemen, let's play a game of what if with the georgia six special election. jeff weaver, in 20 seconds or less, if ossoff, the democrat, wins, what does he win, what does it mean? >> well, what it means is that the american public are sick and tired of this trump agenda of an attempt to take away health care from 23 million people and as we've seen over the course of three special elections, democrats are far outperforming how they did in the presidential election year. i think john os so of's going to put it over the top today. >> all right, what if he loses? >> look, this has been a very close race. the previous incumbent price i think won this seat by 23 points. it's a staunchly republican seat. the fact that ossoff has gone toe-to-toe with his republican opponent i think is a testament to the strength of the democrat message at this particular moment. >> jason miller, you get to play now. what if karen handel wins, what does that mean? >> i think with this will show is voters i

visit ncicap.org] elaine reyes: indigenous weavers in guatemala.righting their designs prevent the commercialization of their culture? i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up, they are garments that display the colors of guatemala and express the identity of its indigenous women. but will the fashion industry cause their symbolic meaning to be lost? we'll tell you about a copyright battle being waged by the weavers. then, most young people in cuba choose city life over a life on the farm. now, there's a program that's increasing interest in agriculture and is showing kids that farming can be fun.

and so, today, we started in glasgow, we we nt today, we started in glasgow, we went to the weaver valen, we went to the beach at colwyn bay, thousands of people on the beach. not so far away, not so long ago, 10,000 people at a rally in west kirby, on the beach. and then we we nt kirby, on the beach. and then we went to a huge crowd in watford, and then ending up in harrow. two places where game to game for labour tomorrow. —— we are going to gain. and what is incredible about the campaign, is the enthusiasm of people coming together. it is all the essentials of election campaigning, knocking on doors, asking people to vote. you are going to do asking people to vote. you are going todoa asking people to vote. you are going to do a big amount of that tomorrow? is that a deal? it is also about the debate and the discussions. seven weeks ago when this election was announced, the expertise they are amongst all of our broadsheet journalists, all of our commentators, it is there, they fully understand all these things when they announced this was possible, that was possible all that, this, t

mayor weaver, it's good to have you with us.here. >> i'm glad to be here. >> i want to get your reaction before i heard the charges. before we had a chance to review the charging documents, the charges themselves are so dramatic. how do you feel about this? >> you know what? they really are. people said these are some serious charges. and i said yes, they are. but what happened in flint was serious. and you hit the nail on the head, rachel, when you talked about lead poisoning being bad enough. but on top of, that we had loss of life. so it was serious what happened. and we're still trying to rebound from this. so they were serious charges, but they were serious crimes. >> you know, one of the things that i've been struck by in terms of the response to these charges, it's obviously the state attorney general who is bringing these charges, he has brought very serious felony charges against very high-ranking state government officials. but the governor is not firing any of those people or taking them out of their jobs. would you h

driver is dead after report of another vehicle weaverring through the traffic before the crash. the second of the three deadly crashes in prince george's county in less than 24 hours. melissa dipane is live at one of the scenes in brandywine. melissa: it was a busy 14 hours for the first responders in this part of princess george's county, well -- prince george's county well known for the crashes. a fatal motorcycle accident just before 9:00 last night on route 5 north of brandywine road in accokeek. police say the rider gerald stockton lost control of the motorcycle, drove on to a grassy median and flew off the bike. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. ten minutes later nine miles away 67-year-old james hill was turning the minivan to the indian head highway when he was hit and killed by a speeding forc a third car hit the ford. the driver suffered non-life threatening injuries. >> there were witnesses saying a group of three or four vehicles traveling at the high rate of speed, driving recklessly. >> the third crash happened before 11:00 at brandywine road at gib

[captions made possible by kcet television] elaine reyes: indigenous weavers in guatemala. will copyrighting their designs prevent the commercialization of their culture? i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up, they are garments that display the colors of guatemala and express the identity of its indigenous women. but will the fashion industry cause theheir symbolic meaning to be lost? we'll tell you about a copyright battle being waged by the weaversrs. then, most young people in cuba choosese city life o over a lifn the farm. now, there's's a progm that's increasing interest in agriculture and is showing kids that farming can be fufun.

a 31:00, good morning, live look, how is your curve this morning, the conshy curve, weaver it for youy where again right about an hour or so, we'll start to see the sun glare hit you as it comes above the tree line, 42 freeway, working your way in toward philadelphia. starting to see some pocket of volume in the beginning of the rush hour. now overnight water main break, in glennside. come on, roll some video from the news van, we pull up to the scene here, you got the water across roadway. good news they turned the water offer. bad news is the road is now buckled. that means, we go for detour, along mount carmel avenue. back to the maps we go. the stretch is right here, between houston and tyson. just off of easton. so, use glennside avenue, that's probably going to be your best bet. of course if you typically use glennside you'll have few extra folks and feel the crunch of the detour throughout the midday. otherwise the blue route, looking good. no problems on the freeway, right after the the rush hour, talked about this construction on the schuylkill all this week, today they're go

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brady is now stuff is al weaver. he's a political reporter for the washington examiner. here. sunday before the tuesday election where the candidates out campaigning today. that's always a tell us which voting group they feel they have to make that last minute push for. >> he's been going on for the young voters. young voters are good what when him or loses the selection for him. he's a 30 -year-old candidate and he's freshfaced, he's got a lot going for him. the democratic establishment is coming out heavy for him. he's raised over $23 million and put over $67 million and they see this as a big chance to strike back at president trump. it's the young voters for jon ossoff. he needs them to top karen handel and in a district that's very republican, it's been republican-controlled since newt gingrich was speaker of the house. arthel: what do you think? what could give karen handel the edge and what could push jon ossoff across the finish line. >> for karen handel is all about trump. he's the character in this whole election that's driving everything. right now, yet the ru

elaine reyes: indigenous weavers in guatemala.righting their designs prevent the commercialization of their culture? i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up, they are garments that display the colors of guatemala and express the identity of its indigenous women. but will the fashion industry cause their symbolic meaning to be lost? we'll tell you about a copyright battle being waged by the weavers. then, most young people in cuba choose city life over a life on the farm. now, there's a program that's increasing interest in agriculture and is showing kids that farming can be fun.

so, weaver his name, and all of his information. >> family members from inside the residents are now being interviewed by detective. >>> and crews work overnight and into the morning to repair broken water main in montgomery count. >> i gushed water turning some properties into waterfalls, "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live in abington to bring us up to date on the repair job, good morning, trang. >> well, good morning, jim, rahel. crews were able to stop the water yesterday, but now they're getting water from the sky, some very heavy rain coming down, right now, and take a look here, really slowing things down. but you can see, that crews are actually still out here. they've been out here overnight, for more than 14 hours, trying to get this broken water main repaired. you can see, this is edge hill road, 900 block of edge hill road, that remains block off due to all of that equipment. you see there. this rain definitely not helping, but they're hoping to have this repaired sometime this morning. so, you want to definitely avoid the area if you are getting ready to leave and

we are told that uber is looking for executives with experience and technology like amy weaver, the president of the sales force, melissa meyer may be under consideration along with two prominent women said to be on the short list. samburg and huffington. they have taken their names out of the running. >>> san francisco will be a lot brighter with the san francisco public utilities commission swapping out 13,000 light bulbs with new l.e.d lights. it will take seven months to complete the project and the utility commission said the nearly $3 million upgrade will improve lighting, conserve energy and save the city millions of dollars. >> the current lights are energy inefficient and only last for five years but these lights will average 20 years. >> it is about 50% cheaper as far as power consumption, and therefore he will pay for itself in about four years. >> the new l.e.d lights will save 8 billion kilowatts hours of energy each year which is enough to heat and light 752 homes. >>> the san francisco 49ers doing good and they were pitching in at the autism center that needed a makeover.>> rep

john weaver, former chief strategist for john kasich tells "the washington post," when you have a 35%roval rating and you're under fbi investigation, you don't have a hammer. pulling support for what is now the mitch mcconnell health care bill ranges -- and this is recent polling taken this week, ranges from a high of 27% from a fox news poll to a low of 12% in a suffolk university poll. joining us now, liz mayer and john hol iman. liz, it doesn't seem as though the president has a hammer. i don't know what else he has, and i just don't see why any republican senator would take him seriously in any conversation. am i missing something? >> i don't think you're entirely missing things, no. my perception of this is, you know, first of all, i think john weaver has a few points that are very well taken here. i don't think he really does have a hammer. but in addition to that, trump is, to be quite blunt about it, he is not regarded as somebody who is in any way shape, care, or form, a health care policy wonk or a policy wonk at all. about all he seems to know about health care is like many

. >> avis jones to weaver, author of how exceptional black women that lead.ley, author of they can't kill us all and juliet and although, author of are we better off. on sunday at 1:15 p.m. pulitzer prize-winning historian david macola speaks with former news anchor charles gibson about his collection of speeches on american principles. >> i began to think about the great presidents down the years who have been avid readers of history, many of them wrote history including john kennedy and even though-- those who didn't have the benefit of a college education like harry truman read history of their lives and realized that it's essential to the role of a leader, whether it's the presidency or leadership about any kind, not cause and effect. history matters. >> go to book tv.org for the complete we can schedule. >> on tuesday members returned to the british house of commons for the first day of the new parliament since the june 8, general election. during the session speech or-- the speaker was reelected as speaker and following the vote

they crashed in fronted of brian weaver's home. >> a maniac. didn't have time to wait for traffic to move faster so he jumped around in the opposite lane of traffic and struck the people. >> we told you the driver is in the hospital facing charges and the passenger identified as duane george's county, virginia, charged with a weapons charge. he went to the court and the attorney general that prosecutes the cases in d.c. no paper the case. so that means they drop the charges. the explanation was after reviewing the evidence it i lechted not to charge duane taylor. i'm sam ford, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. get alert anytime news breaks like what happened last night. go to wjla.com/text to sign up to have alerts sent to your phone. michelle: new fallout tonight. alison: after holding his tong for 24 hours president trump is lashing out calling comey a leaker and a liar. the president emphasized he never asked for a loyalty pledge. and never asked comey to drop the investigation into michael flynn. >> so he said those things under oath. would y

so, one of the things weaver discussed about this today as we've talked about it is qulorpt we're going forward. ruth ginsburg was going to leave at end of obama administration giving last 345d administration opportunity. that never happened. it is hard to read the tea levels what the justices will do. >> it's up in the air now. the question is what kind ever road blocks can be put in place and can sdem crates do anything. >> we know they tried time when neil gorsuch was up and what can they set in motion if anthony kennedy decide to leave this court. we checked with senior legal fellow. the apps is not machine. >> no as long as republicans stick together. if republicans stick together on whoever the president would pick for supreme court then they can get that person on the court. now, there's no doubt the democrats can slow down the process and put out" lot of sound and fury over whoever is chosen for. >> now the problem for the democrats right now is when neil gorsuch was up the republicans mitch mc connell changed rules of the senate. >> not as nuclear as everybody thought. >> they

>> sixers predraft work out continues in camden, top prospects included guard jeremy singleton of weaverrrow the sixers will take a look at, seven more players including smu guard sterling brown. >>> to hockey, nhl draft is exactly a week from today. flyers have the second overall pick and gm ron hextall is keeping his options opened. >> i'm not going to reveal who we're taking whether we're moving the pick, i don't think we are, as i told you before but i will not sit here and tell anyone who we're taking or give anyone, any idea who we're taking. >> got nothing. >> exciting times, we have sixers, potential for number one pick and flyers with number two. crazy week. >> yes. >> thanks, don. >>> before we go to break a beautiful shot from drone watch three here showing historic ambler theater, our summer fest celebration continues and we know that they will be plenty of dancing in the dark there tonight. we will be right back. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon

. >>> firefighters bat lidge major wild fires across several states this morning, weaver an update on their effort just ahead. plus a new jersey man dice in a freak accident. find out what led to him plummeting 20 feet down a cliff, on his bicycle. >> and, caught on camera, we will tell you where this waterspout was spotted yesterday. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this music drives me crazy. this music video 14 years old, but inspiring some new recreation cents, see how some flight attendants are inspiring their inner brittany, and we've got to tell you, we're coming right back. ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >> rescue crews in north jersey have recovered the body after cyclist who fell off a cliff. the cyclist riding with his brother yesterday morning at park in cedar grove, that's up in essex county, at one point he lost control of his bike, and plunged 20 feet to his death. crews spent hours searching for the man's boydement some residents are familiar with the cliff where he fell. >> it comes up pretty abruptly. so if you were bikin

now, looking at storm scan, locally, weaver some pretty heavy rain working its way through, i have yetsoaked if you are traveling part of the new jersey turnpike, northeast extension, with time more showers to dodge as the afternoon really the whole day progresses, but, this is the storm that's stuck overhead. it is not going anywhere. at least not yet. with time, though, things do begin to clear out. oh, by thursday, so just give it time. for now, the visibilities are actually already improving even since last check, still down to 2 miles in trenton, you are up, how much, to 5 miles at philadelphia international airport. so not quite as harsh as it had been through the last couple of hours. but, with time, expect that there will still be showers around, i would definitely walk out the door with the umbrella, although not wash out today, it is going to be a day that features showers any time anywhere. cloudy still damp tonight down to 53 degrees, then moving forward, in the eyewitness weather seven day, yes, two cool days, we begin to rebounds thursday. back to seasonable warmth on fri

. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 weaver back at 10 on our sister station cw phillyk here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news", up next from new york here is scott pelley. take care family. >> pelly: pressure from the president. fired f.b.i. director james comey says mr. trump asked for his help to lift the cloud of the russia investigation. also tonight, coats on, gloves off. >> why are you not answering these questions? is there an invocation by the president of the united states of executive privilege? >> pelly: the director of national intelligence under fire. the president nominates a new f.b.i. director. bill cosby's accuser under cross-examination. >> oh, my gosh. >> pelly: and cops respond to the call: officer needs assistance. >>

weaver not seeing any -- we're not seeing any big problems or delays in ft. washington. in malvern, a downed tree is blocking a portion of haley pike eastbound and westbound between warren avenue and route 352. you'll be detoured there. admiral wilson boulevard, light now. a much different scene from yesterday especially with the rain that was added. now traffic is smooth in all of the areas around the philadelphia area, especially looking through the ben franklin bridge toll plaza and moving through camden. everything looks good there. we'll end with the bridges and check in here. we looked toward the ben franklin, the walt is clear, the burlington bristol bridge is clear, too. i'll keep mize on the tacony palmyra for any openings in the future. more updates when i come back. >> thank you. >>> trying to hit it big. the powerball jackpot has grown to a massive amount. >>> plus this -- [ applause ] bringing home the trophy. a big win for a local baseball team. we'll show that to you coming up. >>> and also at 6:00, star support. soccer celebrities come to the defense of a

weaver looking at milky white sky. high clouds moving in from the south.e have some remnants of that tropical storm cindy that's moving toward us right now you can see it's located in the deep south. but all of that moisture streaming toward the northeast we'll see the cloud cover and then some enhanced showers as a result. unfortunately over the weekend. so as we go through the fox future cast during the day tomorrow, periods of rain, heff vo at times in the morning. boy the afternoon, it becomes more scattered then it kicks in again early saturday. so saturday morning look for rain heavy at times. but then by saturday afternoon, it moves out. we have a couple of fronts moving through. the remnants of cindy get caught up in that and it sweeps offshore by saturday afternoon. down the shore 81 for forty three day. saturday 81. summerly showers giving way to some sunny skies. so it will definitely not be a weekend washout. overnight the low temperature going down to 74 degrees in the city. 70 in our suburbs during the day tomorrow the high 86. scattered show

construction, weaver it out there, 459 southbound, edgemore road closed between 7:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m. >> this guy down here that's now since been cleared. overall construction crews still out there. i'll let you know as soon as they move out of our way, jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. the search is on this morning for a driver who allegedly shot and killed a recent high school graduate on a highway in chester county. this happened in the southbound lanes of route 100, near route 202, west goshen township. eighteen year old bianca roberson gunned down 5:30 wednesday evening. investigators say the victim merging when red pick-up truck purged at the same time. that is when the driver of the pick-up truck pulled out a gun and fatally shot her in the head. authority have a message for her killer. >> that man who fired the shot, turn yourself in now. every second you are out there, you are only making this worse for yourself and worse for this young lady's family. >> hopefully they find him. roberson had just graduated from high school in west chester with plans to go to c

. >> reporter: done weaver add submitted he started out smoking menthol cigarettes but quick later on. supervisor voted unanimously to support the ban. . santa clara county already have a ban like this and oakland i here is considering a similar ban. reporting from san francisco mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> thank you. extra training for firefighters. the goal is to cross train from different agencies. >> absolutely come out and enjoy the beach and sun but the rip currents out here are extremely dangerous. one of the most dangerous swimming areas in the country. >> a handful of firefighters took part in the drills. other societies first responders will train on ocean beach in the comi coming months as well. at least, it was cooler on the beach. >> and it is going to get hotter now. >> the next two days, it looks like our heat wave is going to peak out and reach its maximum and then eventually cool down. we will get you a live look outside right now and this is from the berkeley hills and you can see a little bit hazy back towards san francisco and nearby oeshl oakland checking i

. >> reporter: senator sanders's campaign manager jeff weaver did not respond to fox news request for comment but turn politico they fired richard cassidy, well regarded from a lawyer and sanders superdelegate, the staff did not respond to multiple requests for comment. asked about this case by a local vermont reporter last month the senator called it nonsense and noted the involvement of donald tramp's forward campaign aides. >> donald trump tapping chris ray to head the fbi, former assistant attorney general under george w. bush says he is honored and humbled by the nomination. this comes after james comey was fired earlier this year. he must be confirmed by the senate before leading the agency as director. heather: now claiming the navy destroyer failed to react moments before the collision. lawyers reporting the captain of the crystal said they flashed lights towards the fitzgerald even taking a hard right to avoid the ship. the u.s. navy has not commented. mahmoud abbas rob: tourists brutally beaten in new york in surveillance video, a surprise attack from behind, both men were v

not weaverring at all. they first heard the sound of metal on metal and looked up to see the bus flying buy. >> the double decker bus plowing down h street with a car. it was dragging a car and going 30 miles per hour. the bus and the car driving with it hitting one parked car after the didn't seem to be braking at all. richard: a lot of folks talk about the noise it was making. some witnesses believe the driver had a medical condition. others say he might have fallen asleep. we have calls coming in now to see if charges will be fired. larry: thank you, richard. fairfax county parkway back open after a deadly crash. one person died after the vehicles collided between braddock. two others were injured. the cause of the crash is still being investigatedded. alison: one person was killed in an early morning accident on new york avenue. this happened in northeast washington at the intersection with bladensburg road. two others were injured. larry: developing now word the senate may be investigating former attor

. >> weaver going to call it an x extra deodorant weekend.it's going to get sticky and looking at a heat index that could approach 100 degrees in some places. we may have fog and cloud cover. we're not expect iing any rain that point. let's widen it out. we have a series of storm systems coming through the huge trough off to the west of us. gone will be all the pretty clear weather that we just showed you. here some koms some of the rain. maybe an isolated shower coming in in the evening. this hod el doesn't show it too much. there's one that dumps the rain on saturday night and leaves us dry the rest of the time. we go through sunday. much of the day is quiet. we get into monday, beautiful day out there. look what happens on tuesday. there's a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. we get some cob census and look at the storm system. at this point it's still coming out of canada into parts of montana. it hasn't even formed yet. saturday, 94. we're looking at 88 in philly on sunday. that's when we'll see the best chance of a shower or storm satu

weaver on happened for the special ribbon cutting ceremony today in burton's villas habitat for mu mantyo oz manned family and three children. the shom unique because it's previous owners also were habitat for humanity family and they decided to pay it forward by selling it back to the organization after they bought another home. the house is a huge improvement from the tight living quarters they were living in. >> we lived in two apartment and we were in run room and so i'm comforted. one of the older one standing here so old. and she needs more privacy. >> it provides a label ivanka labelive living condition and safe spails's energy efficient space where people can grow and thrive and where children can study and quiet environment safe environment. >> habitat for humanity is largest, worldwide builder for affordable housing. oz manned family to to first qualify to get home and completes a several month-long program and then put in 300 hours of work to renovate the house so they could mee move in. >> that was search a great program. >> paying it forward i always for bet about that when

s and motor bikes weaverring through traffic, even up on the dividers in between the lanes.his is on k street northwest d.c. the same group, police believe, buzzed through national harbor this weekend as well. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live there. sam, what can police do about this? sam: well, alison police say they are making greater efforts to identify and lock up individuals who are involved in these groups. places like here at national harbor last evening, buzzing with dirt bikes and a.t.v.'s as traffic stopped. it's all over social media today. the a.t.v./dirt bike crowd seen here at the national harbor around 8:00. a group blowing past the int northwest. a witness said a motorcycle blocked traffic and it took five minutes for the rest to pass there were so many. prince george's police officials came to the national harbor to denounce the riders. >> this will not be tolerated. for those engaging in it we want you to know you are not safe. we are coming for you. sam: police say this is not sport. it's dangerous behavior that could hurt innocent people. >> everybody w

. >> actually it takes a lot of sxeernts to use and sort of planning weaver seen going into the may have just a little wolf cad callizeed. >> all people were killed. >> police made a second areingd in leadly shooting in the district bruce place south east. 37-year-old christopher heard of oxon hill died of multiple gunshot wupd. wu witness was charged with first degree murder and they is aeingtsed somebody earlier this month. >> bank robbery us is 13ebg9 held out boment or did he. >> police arrested him a short time later and he got out of his handcuffs jumped out of the back of the cruiser and got away. police taught him a second time there was facing long charges. >> coming up tonight, fixing the va. you dope vice president to go to parenting a to theler could be exhausting one mom decided exactly how exciting it can be for viral videos coming up. skl up. skl . >> to get on next night you may need toe say cheese. because starting in june jet blue uses spacial remember mission for passengers. up stayed of boarding passes customers can have their picture tape and image is cross check aim

andy mcdowel, jackie weaver were among the actors that shared their thoughts on the legacy of diane keaton. >> die an has extraordinarily eccentric, interesting intelligent persona. >> keaton has been nominated for four academy awards in her career, took home best actress award for the film annie hall. >>> officials are changing a rule for people who take up more room than they actually need. >>> coming up at 6:00 we'll tell you about a new proposal. >>> those were lies, plain and simple. >> the comey testimony is over but the reaction continues to filter in, how the president is responding this morning to what the former fbi director told lawmakers on capitol little. >>> it is not a -- hill. >>> it is not a terrible commute out there. can you see highway 24 looks okay driving through the tunnel. >>> fog is an issue here along with drizzle, it is getting foggy now at the san jose airport, watch out for that, we'll have an update -- there it is. i think that is the san jose airport, sure looks like it. >>> i was fired because of the russian investigation. >> james comey testify its before t

john weaver one of the top advisors told circa my sense is davis and manafort doing pro putin work weresing potential mediums with mccain. they didn't know this and neither did we until after the fact. circa learned that mccain met twice and they were arranged by manafort and the partner davis. that wasn't all. russian ambassador sergey kislyak then the deputy foreign minister lobbied washington officials to get the visa reinstated. u.s. intelligence warned the camp there was possible russian military connections to the policy advisors. it sheds light on the operations aimed to interfere with the u.s. elections and the attempts to influence the lawmakers. the big difference between the two campaigns is there is no public evidence to date that trump met with any russian figures banned from the u.s.. while mccain did. mccain did acknowledge that he was present at two events one in switzerland with a group of senators and another in montenegro on a yacht. there is no evidence that the meetings bore fruit for the russians. they did not return the requests for comment. for circa in washingto

on montgomery county wait to go to hear what this woman will say, she will be back on the stand, weaver live report. >> justice cussing, words from the local prosecutor what this man did to six young sisters in his home for years. now the one word from the injury. >> and, we're going to april over a little tiny guy. zoo's newest baby, baby gorilla. >> great to have you with us this morning, you'll say ahh when you walk outside this morning. it is chill. >> i o beautiful sunrise though, we take a look outside. wilmington, thank you so much for joining us right now, lots of news to get to on this morning. >> sue serio, what can we expect? >> well, cooler start today than yesterday. so we have sweatshirt on bus stop buddy on this national chocolate ice cream day. mostly cloudy skies not seeing anything much in the way of rain, drizzle here and there, cloudy, dry in old city and temperature of 54 degrees, sunrise, pretty much here, the official time 5:33, so later today expect a lot of cloud cover high temperature of 68 degrees. >> 5:31, how is your curb check? schuylkill expressway right n

weaver seen it happen. a significant increase offer the last few years. and we've spent weeks investigating the claims that the graduation rate has been elevated through fraud leapt means and i've spoken to teachers, guidance counselors, record keepers, parents and others associated with the school system. our full investigation will air tonight at 10. here's a look at what is to come. >> the staff knows exactly what is happening it's widespread 23409 just a handful of teachers. >> it's what you want to do to make sure think pass then make sure that they learn. >> she told me to call them back and thermometer change all the grades whether it was 30 or 50 change it all to passing. >> 59 used to be f. now it's an e. now we're nice about it. no, let's take additional measures. >> there's incredible pressure coming from the central office to all of the principals of all the schools to push kids through whether they really earned it or not. >> reporter: dr. maxwell declined requests for interview and he provided this statement that says in part, i'm aware that

okay, weaver 30 seconds left.s, i saw a smaller version of this at a pool party. >> yep. you want to play. >> yes, why not? >> put the backpack on. >> oh, this is like a back pack version? >> okay, so i'm good. i'm fine. >> then my turn, orange. >> now the one thing that you don't like about this, each one every these things is 60 bucks? >> yes. i'm stuck. >> you're good. so like sumo wrestling, boxing? >> yes. >> here we go. >> i did see little boys knock the you know what out of each other. >> hey, to heck with kids! >> thank you. common. >> that looks -- >> oh, i like it. but that would be fun for an adult party, too, wouldn't it? oh, get out yourrur fox employees, and co-workers? >> we would always be in those things, wouldn't we? >> oh, yes. we should get that for the morning, we all get in those things. i so want to get to this. because i sawhi video, it is so. neshaminy is so proud of them. this is a middle school.earn all about them. they'll try to recreate this beautiful video that they did. see off after

a reporter said it was one year since she learned sasha realtime and hundreds responded by saying weavern living a lie and they were shocked to the core. another witnesser said what is malia's new name, chelsea? >> and calfler lebron james said in most came interview he never played on the typed of team the golden state warriors talked t don't believe i don't believe we're a super team in cleveland and some people of course hateers are calling it iron any because he is inventor of super team the idea of athletes forming own team titles and i nonsense. are you listening? >> yes. >> back in the 90s charles barkley and scotty pip enjoined super team this is old news. shack, colby, carl malone, all joined lake others to form a super teex. back in the 830s. larry bird, dennis johnson, kevin mchail and robert parish this is non sense get over it people. you do what you do to win. >> i think you proved you're super old. >> or extremely knowledge annual. >> or super smart. >> sports avant that's what's it is. >> all right. >> 5:21 the time. coming up, federal health officials displaying introduc

beyond that weaver got the question of financial links or possible financial electrics but put in a nutshell is did the money l russians put money into trump's campaign in 2016. >> of course we fwhoe that special counsel robert muler is meeting this week with congressional intelligence leaders. what could this mean do you think and what would you expect to come out of the meetings. >> well there is two-levels here. again the one behind closed door is mueller is simply going to tell congress congressional represent he was how serious this investigation is or how serious it may become. so he will give them as it were the details which we kind of lose in all the white noise such as president trump's confirmation last week that he is under investigation. but then at the public level i suspect that some information about those meetings will come out because we do have a daily drip by drip about what the inquiry might be considering. that of course will sort of you know -- the initiative, the pressure will be against the trump administration after with we a took a break for the weekend against suc

corporate culture an image in ubers looking at executives with experience in the tech world like amy weaver, president of sales force and former yahoo ceo melissa meyer may also be under consideration. back from what we've seen in the past six months to year a lot of the wounds were self- inflicted in a lot of ways. the challenge for the next leadership team will be back to get past these challenges and to instill a culture going forward.>> sheryl sandberg, facebook, and area on the huffington board -- taking themselves out of the list of potential spirit >>> the san francisco 49ers pitching in at the autism center in need of a makeover. >> reporter: from training camp to volunteers, laboring in the football type preseason conditions. >> it is a big project and a lot of people putting a lot of hard work in to make a difference. track this project. >> reporter: this is the morgan autism center in san jose for 70 autistic children and adults and has been around for 45 years. they began owning the building two years ago and that brought in renovation which was needed. >> we spent a lot of mone

the corporate culture, reportedly they're look at executive who is have tech experience like amy weaver, president of sales force, former yahoo ceo marissa may be under consideration but two women who were set to be on the short list, facebook ceo, and uber board member ariana. well nike is cutting out the middleman now, goldman sacks say it is biggest sportswear maker may be close to selling directly to amazon. nike already sells the gear on amazon through third party dolors: but the deal could bring nike up to half a billion dollars in extra revenue. the potential partnership could mean more competition for places like dick's and other brick and mortar store. >> >> president trump is meeting with the head of the international olympic committee later today at the white house. they will talk about the possibility of the summer games returning to los angeles. they're competing to test the 2024 or 2028 summer limps, paris would prefer to go first. president trump has expressed support for la's olympic bid. los angeles hosted it 1932 and 1984 summer games. today is nba draft to night in br

by the way, weaver special lifeguard watching overall of us, let me block that shot. >> let me go the other way. >> do you have your suit on already? birthday suit, i think i saw something. oh, start the water. here we go. >> oh, here comes the water, my phone's still in there. >> oh, no, get your phone, oh, no. >> we can't reach it. >> oh, your phone's in there. there we go. >> common! >> let's do this. nice save. that was scary. all right, so, the fun, as you see, has already gun, here in old city. hopefully you'll have a fun first day of summer. seven out of ten, just got to watch for some afternoon pop up thunderstorms today. shear bus stop buddy on national see shell day. yes, we sent him to the shore on this first day of summer vacation, temperatures in the 60s, 70s, little bit of rain down the delaware beaches this morning, but it is gorgeous here in old city with 72 degrees right now, 6-mile per hour wind out of the south. headed to 87 degrees, yes, we could get stray thunderstorm later in the day all-in-all pretty nice for the first day of summer. now it is official. we say t

the corporate culture and we are told ubers looking at executives with experience in tech like amy weaverident of the sales force. the former yahoo ceo melissa meyer under consideration and two prominent women on the shortlist is the facebook coo sheryl sandberg in the uber board member huffington but they have taken their name out of the running. >>> snapchat spending $200 million to help you find your friends according to bloomberg. snapped a the parent company of snapchat purchased the french mapping company last month and snap has already turned the product into feature you can find on the main snapchat app. it will let users the their brains photos and video posts by location and those locations are marked by personalized animated avatars for each brand . >>> it is 6:45 am. >>> several san francisco streets will soon be much brighter, replacing 13,000 old light bulbs with brand-new l.e.d light bulbs. the almost $3 million upgrade will improve the lighting and save energy, and it will save the city millions. >> the current lights are energy inefficient and only last 3 to 5 years. thes

as john weaver put it, when your approval rating sare low and you're under fbi investigation urgs don't have a hammer. plus, the return on saturday night live. they're both joining me near tonight. they had a lot of fun with their weekend host. tonight they're back with us on "hardball." >>> and president trump likes to talk about fake news. how does he explain the fake "time" magazine cover? doesn't he get enough attention? this is "hardball" where the action is. you supported him through four years of undergrad... and medical school. it's no wonder he said, "you don't have to pick me up." at lincoln financial, we get there are some responsibilities of love you gotta do on your own. and some you shouldn't have to shoulder alone. like being able to maintain your lifestyle, no matter what comes your way. ask a financial advisor how lincoln can help you get through your retirement, and not just to it. >>> just a short time ago we got this video in of protesters marching outside right now the u.s. capitol. 2,000 people taking part in that demonstration against the republican health care pl

corporate culture as part of the effort uber is looking into executives with experience in tech like amy weaver president of salesforce. former yahoo ceo marissa mayer might be under consideration. two prominent women who are said to be on the list facebook coo sheryl sandberg and uber board member arianna huffington have taken their names off the list. >>> looking to cut out the middleman goldman sachs says the world's biggest sportswear maker is close to a deal to sell directly to amazon. nike already sells gear on amazon through third-party dealers. the deal could bring nike up to $500 million in additional revenue. the potential partnership could mean more competition for dick's sporting goods and other brick-and-mortar stores. >>> virtual-reality being used to transport fans into music concerts. live nation teaming up to give fans a front row seat to their favorite band live without having to leave your couch. concerts are broadcast with 10 different cameras on stage behind stage and in the audience all you need is a vr headset and smart phone to download the next app.>> virtual-reality pr

. >> weaver got 300 major leaders andrew the country, manufacturing, automobiles, oil, all of the things you might think would be benefitting perhaps. all appealed to the president, even since it happened elon musk tesla bob iger of disney they pulled out. now perhaps the worst of all we look at public opinion and what do we see a poll just taken two weeks ago by huff post-finds 61% against pulling out. 17% want -- want it pull out. let me tell you that's three and a half to 1 against the president. so, yes there are a lot of things going against him but doing gone it appeal to the base. that's what this is about. >> okay what's the old phrase all talk no cattle, all hat no cattle. is there anything here is this just symbolic it don't take impact until 2020 right at the election of the next president whether mr. trump or not. >> sometimes symbolic policy is the best policy in the short term it doesn't cost him anything in the long-term you're right we've got election coming down the pipe that's a long time fro now. mean meanwhile this guy has to got to solidify his support post-it's shri

back to our discussion with al weaver, political reporter for the "washington examiner" and katie glick, correspond or for mcclatchy newspapers. we were talking about the political divide. if you're a member of the media, as you are these days, how do you try to bridge that divide? >> it is difficult right now. some say that that media has a moment of crisis. i don't buy that. i think it of it as a moment of difficulty for the media. a lot of trump supporters. i know katie does too, where they say, we do not believe that reporting. especially major reports in "the washington post" and "new york times" ." it is tough right now. they point to the president's twitter feed, and his inability to cut the clutter and essence. there are still problems at the media faces right now, but i think it is a challenge to be sure. >> jon: katie, the charge from many trump supporters is that the media will pick apart anything this president tries to do with relation to russia, and you name it, but they did not use that same critical eye during the obama years. your response? >> while thank you to be with