but don't think wynn should have been arrested. jeanine della vega. >>> opponents of the legislation are stepping up their efforts to kill the bill once and for all. "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is in the newsroom with the story. >> erik, republican cans can only afford to lose two votes but already 10 gop senators say they cannot support their own parties bill or they have serious concerns. an impromptu rally tonight on the capitol steps led by cory booker, democratic senator of new jersey, he urged the crowd to call their elected leaders, anything but be silent. >> right now the biggest enemy we face is not a handful of senators blocking health care for millions, but it is the silence of the many that have the power to do something about this. >> reporter: for now, the bill appears to be on the edge of collapse. key senators balked when the non-partisan congressional budget office revealed the bill will leave 22 million americans uninsured over the next decade, 15 million more uninsured next year alone. republican leaders wer

but don't think wynn should have been arrested. jeanine della vega. >>> opponents of the legislation are stepping up their efforts to kill the bill once and for all. "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is in the newsroom with the story. >> erik, republican cans can only afford to lose two votes but already 10 gop senators say they cannot support their own parties bill or they have serious concerns. an impromptu rally tonight on the capitol steps led by cory booker, democratic senator of new jersey, he urged the crowd to call their elected leaders, anything but be silent. >> right now the biggest enemy we face is not a handful of senators blocking health care for millions, but it is the silence of the many that have the power to do something about this. >> reporter: for now, the bill appears to be on the edge of collapse. key senators balked when the non-partisan congressional budget office revealed the bill will leave 22 million americans uninsured over the next decade, 15 million more uninsured next year alone. republican leaders wer

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with jay wynne.tla nd our whole rash of showers across scotland and northern ireland. some might creep down into northern england but the focus is for the rain to be in western scotland. it's not going to be as warm as it was this morning tomorrow morning. temperatures down by three or 4 degrees. still, 12—13d will be typical. it will turn into a north — south split. some cloud and patchy rain in the north, elsewhere largely dry. in the south, temperatures to 20-23 dry. in the south, temperatures to 20—23 celsius. in the south—east on saturday, it's going to be a hot one. 28 degrees in the south—east. tonight at six — the number of people killed the number of people killed in the london tower block fire is now 17 — and it's set to rise. specialists are making the grenfell tower safe enough for fire crews to recover the victims. we know there will be more. it's the upper floors that will be more challenging and we will need some additional shoring for us to be able to get in there. the size of this bu

i am chris wynn in for carolyn tyler.e weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> it's not june gloom. it's a june chill. how is that? we have not only clear conditions but we're looking at gusty winds and temperatures well below average. all due to the system to the north which will spread showers in northern sacramento valley. possibly higher hills around the bay area, check out the

jay wynne, thank you. that's it from me here in downing street.here you are, but we'll leave you with some of the sights and sounds of the last 24 hours and the conservative election gamble that backfired. they are still the largest party — but with far fewer seats and are now forced to strike a deal with the dup in a hung parliament. and what we are saying is the conservatives are the largest party, note they don't have an overall majority at this stage. unless the exit poll is incredibly wrong, the prime minister has failed to achieve her principal objective. the worst possible outcome would be a hung parliament. cheering politics has changed, and politics isn't going back. cheering you live by the sword and you die by the sword. i am standing down today as the leader of ukip with immediate effect. cheering are you resigning, prime minister? are you stepping down, mrs may? morning, all! i will now form a government. a government that can provide certainty and lead britain forward at this critical time for our country. we will enter discussions w

i am chris wynn in for carolyn tyler. a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> it's not june gloom. it's a june chill. how is that? we have not only clear conditions but we're looking at gusty winds and temperatures well below average. all due to the system to the north which will spread showers in northern sacramento valley. possibly higher hills around the bay area, check out the winds. you can see the camera shaking. low 50s in the city. 53 in san jose. 54 in mountain view. at the beach today, it will be sunny and gusty. we are looking at winds well w over 30 miles an hour. the winds now at the airport, 36 milesen a your ho. hayward, 24-mile-an-hour gusts. novato up to 28-mile-an-hour winds. by the afternoon we'll keep a few clouds around. 50s and 60s noontime and perhaps a 70 in the inland valleys. it won't be the norm. we'll see the cool weather, maybe some showers or a thunderstorm. we'll have your neighborhood forecast and a look at a big warmup coming up. >>> a school district in brentwood has

abc 7 news reporter chris wynn has more on the story that you'll only see on abc 7 news. >> reporter: it's construction season at san jose state. and crews are trying to get as much done as possible before student ace reporting live for classes this fall. the university's getting ready to welcome the largest freshman class ever with more than 5,000 students expected to enroll. that's 25% more than officials planned for. >> students are tremendously interested in being here, we tried to accommodate all we can, but it is, it is challenging to keep up, we'll do our best, but it is a challenge. >> reporter: but the growing pains are evident as sjsu's popularity in silicon valley continues to rise. more than 1400 students, half of them freshman were put on a waiting list for on campus housing. the university normally has space to accommodate, but that won't be the case this fall. >> it's frustrating as parent to see my daughter going through all the emotions of knowing that she may not be able to have the college experience that she has been looking forward to since she was a young girl. >

abc 7 news reporter chris wynn has more on the story that you'll only see on abc 7 news. >> reporter:tion season at san jose state. and crews are trying to get as much done as possible before student ace reporting live for classes this fall. the university's getting ready to welcome the largest freshman class ever with more than 5,000 students expected to enroll. that's 25% more than officials planned for. >> students are tremendously interested in being here, we tried to accommodate all we can, but it is, it is challenging to keep up, we'll do our best, but it is a challenge. >> reporter: but the growing pains are evident as sjsu's popularity in silicon valley continues to rise. more than 1400 students, half of them freshman were put on a waiting list for on campus housing. the university normally has space to accommodate, but that won't be the case this fall. >> it's frustrating as parent to see my daughter going through all the emotions of knowing that she may not be able to have the college experience that she has been looking forward to since she was a young girl. >> reporter: fr

timothy wynn was -- between december of 2015, and january of this year. investigators say he targeted male and female members of the swim team by asking for nude pictures and sexual favors. police say three victims have been identified. >>> california regulators took a big step toward becoming the first state to require the popular weed killer round up come with a cancer label. starting next week, the main ingredient will appear on a state list of potentially cancerous chemicals. a year later, it could require warning labels on the actual product. the company has argued that round up doesn't cause cancer, and the label will hurt business. >>> takata is filing for bankruptcy protection. takata says its overwhelmed by lawsuits and the costs related to the recall of defective airbag inflate stores. at least 16 people died. the company says the bankruptcy move will allow it to assist automakers with the recall costs. >>> it has been cooler today. these are some highs, kernel down. cooler from last week. last week was a heat wave of huge proportion in terms of

. >> wynn. >> is that a win-win? >> or to kill a bird with one stone. true, in order to stay bald, we all need an outlet. that seems to be great option. way to look out for fellow neighbors and animal friends. so if you have any positive story ideas you can always sends them my on my way twitter or facebook at meisha p johnson. >> very cute. meisha, thank you. >> up next, a wedding one new jersey cup little never forget. >> see what happened when president donald trump crashed their p >> summer perks, tonight at 5:00. >> at 6:00 the heat and your head, warning for migraine sufficient i have ers, hue the rising temperatures could cause problems. what you can do to prevent them. >> you may recall the movie wedding crash, quite a hit a few years back. >> real life wedding crasher, president donald trump. he made surprise appearance saturday night at trump national golf club in somerset county new jersey, the president posted with the bride, and signed few autographs, as well. newlyweds kristin and tuck very quite a story to tell. they look very excited and

in san jose, chris wynn, "abc 7 news." >>> all right. back to this heat. really get some relief at a place we visited today, but you're going to get a little wet but that's exactly the point. that's why they came out in concord today. "abc 7 news" was at water world california, and the place was packed. i see everyone but kevin costner was at "water world" today. remember the movie he made? the big kahuna was a big hit and the kids were in a heat wave driven bliss. >> the rides are great and, yeah. >> how about getting cool? >> yeah, that's perfect. >> reporter: are you going to do that? >> yeah. >> the lazy river may be the ticket for those not daring enough nor the big kahuna. that's nice, too. the waterpark is in its 22nd year and is now open daily for the summer. sky 7 was over pleasanton this morning following the herd, literally. for first time ever there was a cattle drive as kickoff to the alameda county fair which opens tonight. a bunch of cowboys took the herd right down main street. it was a scene out of a hollywood western and the sidewalks wer

here's jay wynne.look into the atlantic and you can see this huge area of cloud heading our way tonight and tomorrow. it has been mist by, we have seen some spells of sunshine, particularly around the coast but inland, a fair deal of cloud. this was the view in devon not so long ago. the showers will fade away from the west. after some early showers in wheels m, it is much drier through the afternoon. the cloud will increase but a lot of dry and bright weather here. 17 or 18 degrees. but with thicker cloud and a scattering of showers on and off in east anglia but much of northern england and the midlands, it's at a decent afternoon. 18 or 19 degrees and summer in northern ireland. eastern scotland is still at risk of a few showers. the showers that we do see on the eastern side, they know the northern sea and then we look towards the west for that weather system the head as way. turning quite wet in some parts of wheels mike and northern ireland. but in scotland stays dry. here we will dip into single

. >>> we kick off the blitz today with wynn reports, on the move up more than 50% this year alone.you are in the calls >> loving this one, judge. we talk about it at the turn as we moved into june here. getting sfwoot final month of the second quarter and they came for impelt, mgm, for lds, for wynn they've been right on all of them i stick with it. i love the move today. almost 3% to the upside. >> foot locker got downgraded today. argus research, down three quarters of 1% what do you do >> i think you can hold it i'm it this stock, though it had a fabulous spring, for most of the time i've been an investor it's been an unloved stock. you can make money in any of the stocks more easily than in foot locker it's cheap but it stays cheap. >> the best performing large cap stock that nobody ever talks about. >> we talk about it. >> alibaba >> not that often. not as much as you would think it deserves given the performance of the stock the price target goes to $190. their top large cap pick >> $190 is a long way off. i think if you're in the name right now given what we witnessed the la

wynn, las vegas, caesar are benefitting from a huge market. we're the entertainment king there. >> are you obligated to be a raiders fan as well? >> i am. i'm a las vegas fan so i'm a raiders van and vegas golden nights. i bet we'll probably get basketball in a few years, maybe soccer. las vegas is becoming a really fun sports town in addition everything else. >> all right jim good talking to you. brian back to you. >> all right susan lee thank you very much. >>> other story, that apple development conference. let's go back to josh lip ton. josh big news on how we can pay each other by phone. >> that's right brian. so apple ceo tim cook was on stage talking about iowa 11 their new operation system. take a listen. >> now, today we're going to take the world's best and most advanced mobile operating system and turn it up to 11. >> now, new feature, 11 is going to be per to per payments as you mentioned brian. it's not clear to me right now, does that mean payment to iowa yans or iowa west. i'll keep looking into that. also in decision to that ne

i am chris wynn.of today's escape to alcatraz triathlon was canceled due to high winds. a small craft advisory is currently in effect in the bay. foin officials hope to start the race at 8:30. athletes begin with an 18-mile bike ride followed by an 8-mile run throughout the city. >>> gusty winds in play all day long here oat the airport. up to 36 miles an hour. 56 in mountainview. 51 in santa rosa. cool and breezy today. the winds will be like this all day long. 20 to 35 miles an hour. looking at numbers today, the coolest out of the next several, the heat by the end of the week. chris. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >>> welcome back to "gma" on a sunday morning, and happening right now, ready to testify. attorney gener

authorities say prosecutors have dismissed the charge against 43-year-old coa wynn, accused of practicing medicine without a license of the at his arrest, a woman in prince george's county reached out to us after recognizing him. she claims he drew blood from her craig's list, she said a rash showed up on her arm. prosecutors can still file additional charges later. >>> days after a hung jury in bill cosby of sexual assault trial. a spokesperson announced the comedian is going on a town hall to talk to young people about how to avoid sexual assault charges. allegations, neck, fox's bruce gordon reports. >> reporter: the plans were revealed by spokespersons for bill cosby and his wife camille at a morning tv show in birmingham alabama >> i think we move on now, mr. cosby wants to get back to work, we're planning town halls >> the subject of those town halls, apparently accusations of sexual assault. >> this issue can affect any young person, especially young athletes of today. and they need to know what they're facing when they're hanging out and partying, when they're doing certain things

"eyewitness news" at penn wynne elementary school in wynnewood montgomery county.lex's friends and family continue to honor her dream of somehow finding a cure for childhood cancer by holding a family event at her school every june. >> everybody is just great, nice and gracious and caring and loving and hopefully there will be a cure and there won't be any cancer at all the rest -- for the kids to not have to suffer. >> and just like all the other alex's lemonade stabbed, stands this one also raised money to fight childhood cancer. >>> thank you to our partners sponsors and you the viewers for coming through during the alex scott telethon. grand total $6,545,474 and that's a new record for alex's lemonade stabbed foundation. we could not have done it without you. thank you so much on behalf of little alex scott and the fight against childhood cancer. >>> beautiful day today chelsea. i was walking around the italian market picking up some fruits and vegetables. >> you're looking like today with your yellow dress and sunshine. >> i'm bringing the sun inside to us. >>

senior investigator vicki wynn exposed the comments she joins with a preview of the report airing at 11:00 vicki. >> the san francisco police department has a clear policy that says it does not work with federal agents to enforce immigration law. san francisco is one of the most ardent sanctuary cities? the nation but the in the internal affairs division is looking into whether a police officer violated that rule. you may recall we took our undercover cameras to a san francisco street corner to show you a marketplace where stolen goods are sold right out in the open everything from crab meat to ids raw stakes. while doing our surveillance officer josh pratt worked up to a group of asian and hispanic. >> wait until he get ins involved. we'll ship everybody back to their own countries. >> tonight at lourng we'll show you what we learned about officer frye how this wasn't his first confrontation on camera. officer frye, declined to comment for our report we hope oh to see you back here tonight at 11:00. >> thank you victim vicki. >>> if a tough tip for the investigative you know it give

ciena to wynn?ying to say that the market is not as narrow as people think. >> you're fighting back? >> i'm giving them all a hawaiian punch. >> i wish you hadn't mentioned that. ppg. >> yeah. what is the shifting going on there, man? >> the shticking -- it's shticking -- we have to say shticking because it sounds so much better. listen, that was -- that was a formidable defense that akzo when they had won the court case. strong statements from the judge in terms of saying, hey, you know, you haven't really engaged the way your shareholders would like to, akzo nobel. they still went their way. that was it. ppg had today to decide whether it wanted to go hostile. it is withdrawing. that is over and done with. the way that many had anticipated it might go. including yours truly. because shtickings are tough. >> that was a lot of wasted time by ppg. i mean -- >> that was. >> it was a huge waste of time. i question that. i question given the fact that you knew from the beginning that this one was not go

"eyewitness news" at penn wynne elementary school in wynnewood montgomery county.x's friends and family continue to honor her dream of finding a cure one day for childhood cancer by holding a family event at her school every june. >> everybody's just grate nice and gracious and caring and loving and hopefully there will be a cure and there won't be any cancer at all for the kids to not have to suffer. >> we can only hope so and just like all the other alex's lemonade stands this one also raised none help fight childhood cancer. >>> big thank you to our partners sponsors and you of course the viewers out there for coming through during the 11th annual alex scott telethon. our grand total $6,545,474. that is a new record for alex's lemonade stand foundation and we certainly could not have done it without you. thank you to everyone who contributed. means so much. i've got my alex's lemonade stand yellow on. i'm continuing the tradition. >> you do. you look sunshine. we had a lot of sunshine today. with the sunshine we have the heat and also the humidity so we're going

johnny ir wynn and hunter -- irwin and hunter chieldz heard -- childs heard stories from their fathers. >> he said 1962 a long sleeve beaver tail wet suit basically a wet suit top sealed around to the bottom was $36. >> o'neill's invention took off and he built a company that's become a worldwide name and a symbol of surfing. >> it was instrumental in making surfing involved from an niche sport for hawaiians and people in warm climates. everyone could do it then. >> eventually he moved to santa cruz. jason was one of his neighbors in santa cruz. >> we grew up watching jack o'neill on his bike and his patch and putting on the rubber suits. >> a lot of us wouldn't be out here if it wasn't for the suits. it's changed the entire access to the sport to water sports. >> in a documentary film, great highway, o'neill appeared wearing the patch that covered the injury from a surfing accident. he talked about his invention. one man's life work that rippled through waters around the world. >> he's a legend, you know? he's one of the forefathers. >> people should be really stoked about the life th

is headed our way with a scene like this check out the viewer photo coming from the very own vicki wynn where snow pack is 182% of normal on the south side of lake tahoe. she said this is what genuine looks like in the sierra right now. thanks for the picture, vicki. if you want to send me the pictures any time, a great way to get ahold of me is on my facebook page. search me jeff ranieri we'll be able to share that. as we get to live look at san jose a mix of sun and cloud cover, 68 degrees temperatures do drop to the 50s once we hit 9:00 tonight. as we push into tomorrow's forecast for the tuesday morning, tfl be a mix of sun and clouds. i don't think we'll have any problems, nothing in terms of a thick fog event. so that's beginning with 55 in the south by backup 57 for the peninsula and the tri valley at 52. the east bay 56 particle cloudy and a few clouds college rolling into san francisco and 54. temperatures will warm up tomorrow about four to six degrees. but it will be comfortable down here in the south by. i don't think we'll have any issues. 76 in downtown san jose and starti

time for a look at the weather with jay wynne. to allow sunshine through this afternoon but that certainly wasn't the case for everyone. many places were great and quite a few saw rain as well. it has also been windy and on the cool side and it stays that way for the north and the west of the uk overnight tonight. largely dry in the south—eastern corner but a lot of cloud in the north. it is a wet and windy start in wales and the south—west of england. that rain becomes more light and patchy as the day goes on. should begin to dry up in northern ireland and western scotland as the main area of rain shifts further south. in the brighter interludes, 23 degrees. not so bad in london but another cool day in aberdeenshire. 0ur another cool day in aberdeenshire. our main area of rain is on the way out friday evening, it will cross the south—eastern corner but as we start the weekend we get this ridge of high pressure and that should settle things down for the most part. for most of england and wales this weekend, it looks like it will b

bald wynn county sheriff huey hoss mack. >> when the wave hit the timber, it rolled the timber up on top of the child. >> reporter: this is the first death due to tropical storm cindy. in gulf port, mississippi, seven inches of rain fell in just 12 hours. four inches swamped parts of the big easy, new orleans. streets were flooded and vehicles were stranded. the swath of this storm is wide, from flooding in east texas to tornado warnings in south louisiana, to a waterspout in biloxi, mississippi. the tropical storm effects are being felt as far away as the florida panhandle. around this time last night, the boston celticsy -- biloxi river was near a footed. get this: it's gone from a foot 5 feet, and it's still rising, anthony. >> mason: david begnaud in gulf ported, thank you, david. the f.b.i. is investigating an attack at the airport in flint, michigan, today as an act of terrorism. a police lieutenant was stabbed in the neck by a man randing about people being killed in syria, iraq, and afghanistan. demarco morgan is in flint. >> we got a 55-year-old male, 55-year-old male. someb

now the weather, with jay wynne. good afternoon.s rainbow was captured in somerset from a passing shower. one thing will notice today as it will turn that bit fresher and we have sunshine and showers, but not an equal measures. we have the fresh aircoming in behind equal measures. we have the fresh air coming in behind this band of cloud, just moving its way eastwards. you can see the speckling of showers, mostly in scotland and northern ireland. for the bulk of england and wales cricket board of fine weather this afternoon. a bit ofa fine weather this afternoon. a bit of a breeze but some good spells of sunshine. a lovely afternoon across the south—west, 17—18, still a bit breezy but a good deal of sunshine. a bit of patchy cloud. a lovely afternoon on the south coast. but the breeze is there to contend with. maybe a shower for the breeze is there to contend with. maybe a showerfor some the breeze is there to contend with. maybe a shower for some parts of south—east of england but most bases fine and dry. not as warm as yesterday b

we'll talking about western digital and wynn resorts >>> this hour we are waiting for attorney generaltestify before the senate intelligence committee all about the investigation and russian interference into the election it's getting a lot of attention across the world the question is, is all this attention also stalling the agenda and maybe even hurting the economy? steve liesman asked that very question in his latest fed survey >> thanks very much brian and exactly that, 55% of our responders say the russian investigation is hurting changes to economic policy now, 47%, these are all different questions, 47% says the russian investigation is not a threat to presidency 71% believe donald trump will be able to complete his four year terms but it is hindering economic policy. as you said before, it's 2 to 1 in favor and 2 to 1 against when it comes to donald trump we asked this question, do you approve or disapprove the job he's doing as president? 41 disapprove, 20% approve i think the reason is because they really approve of his economic policy except for trade. how about the outlook

here's jay wynne. how is it looking for the weekend? pretty good.st few hours ofjune already. not all of the stats in, but the met 0ffice figures suggest it was a warm month across the board. it was the hottestjune month across the board. it was the hottest june day on month across the board. it was the hottestjune day on the first since 1976. not only was it a warm month, it was a wet one, particularly in the north and north—east. the south east of scotland, edinburgh and leuchars in fife, recorded their wettest ju ne leuchars in fife, recorded their wettest june on record. leuchars in fife, recorded their wettestjune on record. a wet and warm month. it has been cloudy and wet in recent days. but the weekend is looking good, a lot of bright and bright weather, particularly for england and wales. but there is some rain this evening and overnight, drifting south across in with wales, not too heavy or widespread, but some rain nonetheless. most of it has gone by dawn. behind it is dry weather, cloudy conditions, temperatures not dropping too far. dipp

now the weather with jay wynne. good evening. a bit of a mixed bag through the day today. spells of rain in wales, but some places manage to see some sunshine. here in oxfordshire. heading into the weekend, it looks like there should be some good opportunities for getting out and about. there will be some spells of sunshine, but maybe not for all. there will be some scattered showers dotted around as well. here is the satellite sequence, which shows a big low, this swirl of cloud, the north atlantic pushing this weather front across the uk. fresh air is creeping its way in from the west. thunderstorms and heavy showers should ease away from the south—east of england, but they might just work their way up the eastern coast, and maybe a few showers overnight drifting their way through parts of northern england and the midlands. still quite warm and humid in the south—eastern corner, 15, 16 degrees in london. but a fresher in 11 or 12 further west. into the morning, a few showers lining themselves up towards the bristol channel, but a lot of dry and bright weather in wales an

here's jay wynne. good evening. this is one of our weather watcher pictures from cornwall.of that over the coming few days. this weekend is going to be warmer. it will be quite humid as well and some very strong sunshine out there. very hotair very strong sunshine out there. very hot air across liberia, not quite that hot on our shores but we are expecting to see temperatures get into the low 305. it will be quite warm elsewhere. further north thick cloud which brought some rain with it. that's moving north with further outbreaks of rain. elsewhere it with clear spells. the odd patch of low cloud here and there but the main thing about the night is it will be a very warm one. many places no lower than 1617, so a difficult night for sleeping sleeping. a warm start and a hot day. temperatures rising quite quickly although there isa rising quite quickly although there is a weather front lingering in the far north—west bringing cloud and rain. most places will be sunny and very warm. the middle 205 quite easily. maybe even reaching 30 in the south—eastern corner. pollen levels

here's jay wynne. hello.ood afternoon and this is a picture for one of our weather watchers in kent earlier. that is where the best of the sunny spells have been so far. elsewhere, a lot of cloud out there and some rain to be had. not too heavy and not too widespread but it isa too heavy and not too widespread but it is a bit dull and damp across the south—west of the uk in particular, down towards newquay, some wetter weather and elsewhere, a lot of cloud and pockets of rain. we will see damp weather in the east of scotland. a cool day in aberdeenshire, temperatures not much higher than 12 or 13. drier in western scotland and northern ireland but rather cloudy. outbreaks of rain in northern england, particularly the north—east and patchy rain in parts of the midlands and maybe west wales. temperatures getting into the low 20s in the south—east where we have already seen some south—east where we have already seen some showers south—east where we have already seen some showers and that could turn into the odd

here's jay wynne. it's been really wet across scotland so far today.nd the south—west of england as well. it's not all doom and gloom, there is some brighter weather. this is surrey, sunshine breaking through the cloud. this radar picture confirms it's been wet across scotland. the rain is more patchy and northern england, wales and the south—west. the rain is toppling westwards, getting into the western side of northern ireland over the next few hours. notjust side of northern ireland over the next few hours. not just wet, side of northern ireland over the next few hours. notjust wet, also really windy. the wind is quite chilly, not very summery. into the afternoon across the south—west of england there will be some patchy rain around. as temperatures get around 19—20 in the south—east, it

here's jay wynne. it's been really wet across scotland so it's been really wet across scotland so far today. here's a picture from edinburgh, huge puddles. the rain stretches down into parts of wales and the south—west of england as well. it's not all doom and gloom, there is some brighter weather. this is surrey, sunshine breaking through the cloud. this radar picture confirms it's been wet across scotland. the rain is more patchy and northern england, wales and the south—west. the rain is toppling westwards, getting into the western side of northern ireland over the next few hours. notjust side of northern ireland over the next few hours. not just wet, side of northern ireland over the next few hours. notjust wet, also really windy. the wind is quite chilly, not very summery. into the afternoon across the south—west of england there will be some patchy rain around. as temperatures get around 19—20 in the south—east, it might spark off one or two showers, but few and far between. patchy rain in north

five o‘clock and all of the other development of the day but now it is time for the weather with jay wynness the south—east of england and the channel islands, this was taken not so long ago by one of our weather watchers injersey. along the south coast, some places were quite agree, they mist in hastings. overall, a blustery evening, so mist abbas on the chart. we have the wettest weather here in northern ireland and western scotland. some heavy and persistent rain for a time. that will turn showery in northern ireland later but it is remaining wet in the west of scotland. a scatter of showers for the western side of england and wales. the east should stay dry if breezy. not a call—back anywhere. by dawn, 12 or 13 degrees, rural spots will get lower than that but not cold anywhere. enter the morning, it will be quite blustery across central and southern scotland. gusts of wind is getting up to runs about 40 of wind is getting up to runs about a0 mph. do bear that in mind of wind is getting up to runs about a0 mph. do bearthat in mind if you have some travel plans. there will be frequent s

election at the washington dc hotel, hosted by rhonda mcdaniel and national finance chairman steve wynner donors according to a member of the fund raising team. the president officially kicks off his reelection campaign on inauguration day by filing federal election commission paperwork which was the earliest filing of any sitting president. not a surprise. >> george clinic cashing in big from tequila. >> george clooney's tequila business is about to make them a lot of money, even more than being an actor. we are talking up to $1 billion, he is selling his tequila brand, the owner of johnny walker. the liquor giant will pay $700 million upfront with the option of adding an additional $300 million on the band's performance over the next we 10 years, he launched the band in 2014 and plans to stick around after this deal closes, he just had twins too. >> that is the best tequila i ever tested. he is an awesome actor. >> he did that with cindy crawford's husband. >> thanks so much. if you have $50 million lying around former first lady jacqueline kennedy's childhood home in virginia is for

how about casino stocks, wynn, screaming higher, the best numbers in three years, now that the people of republic china eased up on high rolling gamblers, only a matter of time before they return to form. mgm is for low risk in vegas. remember when bio-stocks went higher? today was one. it got unstuck for celgene. and biogen, 4. nice to see that. it's only one day. but nice to see the stock of wells fargo go up a dollar. the big national banks have been suffering from weakness from the trading division. however wells fargo supposed to be doing okay. perhaps that's how it could pop today. even the ceo, tim sloane said, loan growth is less robust than a year ago. and it does take 18 month chipotle-like for the american public to truly for give. wells fargo is the chipotle of banking. it's nice to see the stock can go up not just down. bottom line, the rap against this market, it was all fang all the time and some tesla. today, the market got broader, much broader and makes your more confident stocks can keep going higher even with the first five months of positive returns. gabriel from

the shore dropped down to 69. 72 degrees in gland wynn. all in the low 70s to start with. warmer start and it's going to get hot this afternoon. many neighborhoods reaching up to 90 degrees. the humidity will also be coming in on those wind that we saw first yesterday coming out of the south. barely changed from yesterday. the temperatures changed. really ramp up during the evening hours. what you won't see during the day are showers. poconos mountains few showers this morning. fizzling right now. chance of more showers comes in evening, more for the north. the rest of the area is sunshine. temperatures climb to 91 in philadelphia. 6:00 this evening. suburbs see low 80s by 2:00 this afternoon. mostly sunny skies and 87 degrees at 6:00 this evening. lehigh valley sunshine to start with. 84, middle 80s by 2:00. late this afternoon there will be a few clouds around. slight chance of late afternoon shower. more likely afternoon hours. sunny skies for delaware. 89 degrees at 6:00 in delaware. 90 at 6:00 p.m. for new jersey and the shore. look at the 70s holding steady for most

workers, and then sold to india, and it's a wynn scenario for both. >> well, have you seen some economistsf the economist for the most recent june 24th issue. it says the illusion of reform. there are believers that say this guy isn't really a reformer. what do you attribute that to? and donald trump sees through some of this, particularly where he felt that india was gaming the paris climate accord and that we get the shortened of that stick. >> well, i happen to think that whether it's government to government with the united states and india or business to business, our businesses, we have a that will help them with a cleaner economy, natural gas, wind and solar equipment, things we're making here again with hands and brains of americans that the indians desperately want to buy those products. so i think even on the climate issue, we have an opportunity to sell them things that will decrease our deficit with them and enhance their security. we also may hear the announcement of $2 billion worth of drones, american drones made in san diego, california. liz: we like. >> to the indians. tha

if e with can, we'll do it next week, and this is like fine wynn. -- line. >> he always gives us something. he said he was not surprised that the tapes don't exist. while the senator was talking there, he was talking about one of the features of this particular bill, it requires states to offer essential health benefits. he seemed to indicate he was interested in having a bill -- >> obama care required that every plan sold offered these essential health benefits that inclu include opioid, mental health treatment, maternal care, and a lot of people make these arguments. why don't you let me buy a policy that i'm not likely to want or lose. the risk pool, when you spread it among everybody, including people like the three of us, not likely to get pregnant, if we're paying into a pool that covers ma tern ternity maternity, is spreads over the pool and makes it cost less. same with prostate cancer. if women are paying for a fund that covers prostate cancer, it lowers the cost of insurance. a lot of people say obama care made people pay for things they would never use. if everybody pays for eve

brought up the fact that republican senators were having a lunch with billionaire casino magnet steve wynn instead of working on a bill that should be more helpful, chuck schumer said to the american working people. schumer did lay out his plans. he said what we need to do is abandon the tax cuts for the wealthy. he also said said that it was very important as he put it quote abandon repeal and then they, the democrats, will come to the table, he said, to at least get this thing going and to start negotiating across the aisle. let us go to brendon boyle right now. he's a democratic congressman from pennsylvania. a lot going on here. right away, representative. we need to hear from you what you make of this, what is next? because you don't strike me as an obstructionist but like all democrats, you voted "no" on the house bill; correct? >> correct. yeah. great to be back with you, liz, i've been here now my second term and for however short or long i may serve, i don't want to be obstructing things from happening. i would really encourage my republican colleagues and many friends on the othe

republicans were in their lunch with steve wynn, a multibillionaire, who would have benefited with the a huge tax cut. we're talking about average american working people. they're talking about multibillionaires. that did why they're in such trouble. their bill helps wealthy. we're here trying to hurt, or help american families. we know the fight is not over. that is for sure. we're not resting on any laurels. nor do we feel any sense of accomplish mint. other than we are making progress with the american people are listening to our arguments. over next couple weeks, leader mcconnell will try to use a slush fund to buy off republicans, cut back-room deals, to try to get this thing done. we're going to watch this bill. and all of the machinations, closed doors, behind closed doors, like a hawk. but the truth is, as cbo made clear yesterday, the republicans can not excise the rotten core at the center of their health care bill. no matter what tweaks they may add in the next week 1/2, no matter how the bill changes around the edges, it is fundamentally flawed at the center. the american p

. >> knock on wood, it's helping lift mgm, wynn. >> sands. >> the hotel bookings were up substantially-- just over a week ago from 82% to 86% and that was a leading indicator here. people were scrambling in buying calls. they're being richly rewarded today for that. >> josh, what do you see on express. >> it's on an express to s sub five bucks it looks like. if you own the stock, what do you expect it to happen. it's been going down pretty much every week for a year. it's an ugly chart in a sector known for ugly charts. so now you have a blowup, an earnings warning, et cetera. this is what happens, bad news follows in the direction of bad stock price because the market is smarter than wall street analysts. never forget that. >> palo alto, joey, best day since the ipo in 2012. >> put it on the radar. you're thinking about possibly getting back in this name once again. it's a name i've owned in the past. haven't been in it for a while. >> why do you keep buying and selling out of it? >> highly volatile stock. you have to be nimble in this stock. there's been some really bad earnings repo

. >> mid wynn, you're the lawyer in the house, can the president invoke executive privilege and block this? >> he can try, but right now, no case like this has gone up to the supreme court. i think it would be a fight between the executive branch and the legislative branch of the united states government and what's interesting is, if congress were to lose this, in other words if they were to push this forward and he invoked executive privilege, then what would happen is if it went to the supreme court, congress would never be able to investigate a sitting president and i think would be very, very difficult. >> steve, i have to ask you about how political this is. last fight we know subpoenas were issued coming out of the house intelligence committee, but sort of in two camps. some to obama administration officials, you know, tied to this unmasking, and others to trump campaign members about ties to russia. what does this tell you? >> you know what -- >> politics, politics, politics. >> the dynamic we've seen every time we've had one of the public hearings from the committee. when the

invisible line -- align technology entered the s&p 500 this year, a reason for that 56% gain, and wynn resorts bouncing back on more optimism casino return. and we have a couple of commodity producers here -- left, and aon the couple of retailers on the list. macy's has been battered by the downturn in department stores, and signet jewelers has been battered not just by sales somers, but by concerns on of its sales practices. those are the underperformers. let's take into commodities. let's look inside the bloomberg. components of the bloomberg commodity index. energy in white, down 21% for the year to date. agriculture as well, which is an interesting topic today as we have the latest usda numbers. that is down 4.2%, but metals have done better. both industrial and precious metals have done better. it's rounded out with the u.s. dollar and what we have seen for the dollar. do i still have it up? i will call it up really quickly because i did not have it before. here is the dollar versus a number of different currencies. the dollar index is down 6.6% year to date, the worst start to a

republicans were in their lunch with steve wynn, a multibillionaire who would have benefitted with a huge tax cut. we're talking about average american working people. they're talking about multibillionaires. that's why they're in such trouble. that is why they're in such trouble. because their bill is aimed at helping the very wealthy, whereas we are trying to hurt -- to help american families. we know the fight is not over. that is for sure. we're not resting on any laurels, nor do we feel any sense yet of accomplishment other than we are making progress because the american people are listening to our arguments. over the next couple of weeks, we know that leader mcconnell will try use a slush fund to buy off republicans, cut back room deals, to try and get this thing done. so we're going watch this bill and all the machinations, closed door, behind closed doors as they might be like a hawk. but the truth is, as cbo made clear yesterday, the republicans cannot excise the rotten core at the center of their health care bill. no matter what tweaks they may add in the next week and a h

republicans were in their lunch with steve wynn, a multibill nar who would havbenefitted with a kaczmarek cut. average american working people. talking about multibillionaires. that is why they're in such trouble because their bill is aimed at helping the the very wealthy. where as we are trying to to help american families. we know the fight is not over. that is for sure. we're not resting on any laurels. nor do we feel any sense yet of accomplishment. other than we are making progress because the american people are listening to our arguments. over the next couple of week, we know that leader mcconnell will try to use a slush fund to buy off republicans, cut back room deals to try and get this thing done. so, we're going to watch this bill. and all the machinations, closed door, behind closed doors as they might be like a hawk. but the truth is as c brkb made clear yesterday, the the republicans cannot excise the rotten core at the center of their health care bill. no matter who tweaks they may add in the next week and a half. no matter how the bill changes around the edges. it is funda

wynn, the white woman who i judged who essentially said i have to do what's in the best interest of my child and the other people have to figure out what's pest for their children. how do we rec sthiel when we talk in terms of background versus board of education. that's a tough one because we all owe a duty of responsibility. i see the beftsds of integration but to your point, there are better schools there. they're the better resources, the children behaved better, etc. how do you reconcile it? i really had to look at myself in the mirror and say i'm doing the very thing i accused these other horrible racist people of doing. i'm just doing it amongst my people. >> it always comes up with me and i always -- because i don't want to deal that, i always say, well, two of my kids went to public school and only one went to private school or charter school. i think that's really difficult. i think we have grown into parents who want to have some say-so in how our kids are educated. so i don't think you should look at it as a voice from racist parents. i think you should look at it as a grow

a lot of names whether it's las vegas or wynn, still looks good.buying these names at this point. brian. >> okay. he's buying them. are you? >> yeah. i like them. the fact it's been a bump in refr news but the fact they had an increase called mice, the meeting and budget issues. i think that's a very very strong story there. >> okay. is there you go. short and sweet. these names are loved both ways. boris and craig thank you very much. for more go to tradingnation.cncb.com on your internet explore or net escape browser. michelle. >>> the dow, is it going to set a new record high? yep, 2,169 is the number to watch. you can also set a new closing high as well. >>> donald trump, is he going to pull the u.s. out of paris climate accord? headlines crossing right now. on the other side of the break, "power lunch" will be right back. i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans... ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ...they're not all the same. turns out, they're really... ...different. who knew? i had no idea. so, sh