an interview with a jim chanos from the sky ridge alternative conference in las vegas. he reveals his newest short positions. in donalds hiding trump's tax returns if anything at all? from business activities to to charitable donations, we will preview what may be inside. one hour from the close of trading and the dow gaining. julie hyman has latest. julie: we have gone on a round-trip today for the major averages. we are near the highs of the session. the nasdaq still remains in the red head but considering the earlier it was down more than by 1%. take a look at the groups on the move. we still have technology in the red. care has been lagging. tech just barely in the red. materials, consumer staples, utilities are leading some of the gains here. look, ifnted to take a i may, at what is going on with oil. because we have also seen the s&p track very closely today with oil prices. white yellow, the s&p in and you can see clearly what is going on. around and made a round-trip. so have oil prices there are concerns about supply constraints in nigeria. but supply in canada has been comin

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aren't activities, but a way of life. >> jim harrison: it was between here in those mountains that cheyenne and crow battle took place. but i like it. it's very peaceful. ♪ >> anthony: what was it like a hundred years ago? two hundred years ago? >> jim harrison: oh, not much different. this was never forested. this is the dry side of the river because the primary winds come from the west. rain tends to blow over here that brings the snow to the mountains. >> anthony: legendary writer and poet jim harrison is one of those people and this is the place he calls home. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> jim harrison: am i as old as they am? maybe not. time is a mystery that could tip us upside down. yesterday i was seven in the woods. a bandage covered my blind eye. sixty-eight years later i could still inhabit that boy's

election-year and many became actively involved in the primary campaign. jim wilson lives in laconia. like many of his neighbors, he is a member of the republican party. this year, he is chairman of the laconia chamber of commerce, and he owns the town's camera store. >> if you are familiar with super eight cameras, this is one that loads with a drop-in cartridge. >> jim cares about the future of his country and he is concerned about away the government spends money, including his tax money. he thinks a republican administration can do a better job and jim thinks there is one man who can do it best. jim is a nixon man. >> there is absolutely no advantage for nixon to come and debate, because as long as nixon stays in the background, romney just digs a deeper hole and buries himself. >> with romney -- >> but his wife is still considering other candidates. >> i think he is that middle-of-the-road candidate that we need. >> he is very liberal, you know? >> eugene mccarthy? >> that's beside the point. we know he is not going to make it. >> there were others in laconia who did not share anne's

something we will see in los angeles super bowl in 2021. jim norton, go. >> the losing team is put to death as per president trump. >> chris: all right, yes. jim florentine. >> people in l.a. still won't give a [bleep] about football. >> chris: bonnie mcfarlane. >> a halftime show starring madonna and she still looks great except for her neck. (laughter). >> chris: it's time to start "@midnight" captioning sponsored by comedy central welcome to "@midnight." i'm chris hardwick. later in the show we'll be giving an all new jaguar xe. (cheers and applause) one of our hashtag how i get around contest finalists, someone might be here in this audience there sitting in this audience, they don't even know it yet. they don't even know they won. obviously we'll milk this for everything it's worth. tonight's comedians performing at the mirage in las vegas tomorrow night, jim norton back on the program. his standup special i'm your savior is available on jim florentine.com and i teuns, jim florentine. (applause) and author of you're better than me, available on amazon and audibles, bonnie mcfarla

humans." back in a minute. stay with us. ♪ ♪ charlie: jim steyer is here. ceo of common sense media. the largest nonprofit dedicated to children's issues. it has rated over 25,000 films, television shows, and rio games on their suitability for children. steyer says the mission is to build an army for kids. recently he launched two offshoots, the first called common sense education. advocates.d the second called common sense kids, it evaluates political legislation on its potential to help or harm children. the organization lobbies for kid-friendly bills. it is called aarp for kids. i am pleased to have him at this table for the first time. welcome. m: good to be here, charlie. charlie: i saw this note, i saw an e-mail from you. that is when i said we should do this now. my instinct in life is do it now. so i fired away an e-mail, and you said i will be on the east coast, let's do it. tell me about how you came to do this, to be an advocate for children. jim: i grew up here in new york. in manhattan, with my brother. your brother supports environmental causes and democratic politics.

. >>> i'm jim sciutto in for wolf blitzer. 8:00 p.m. in fallujah, iraq, wherever you are watching from around the world, thank you for joining us. we begin the memorial day here in washington as america pauses to honor its fallen. these are live pictures of the ceremony just about to get under way right now at the vietnam veteran's memorial. it commemorates the 58,220 u.s. soldiers who died in the vietnam war. and a short time ago, president obama and defense secretary ash carter laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. the president also delivered remarks praising the heroism of the fallen soldiers. >> those who rest beneath their silence, not only here at arlington but veteran cemeteries around the country and the world and those who remain missing, they didn't speak the loudest about their patriotism. they let their actions do that. whether they stood up in times of war, signed up in times of peace, or were called up by a draft board they em bodied the best of america. >> our barbara starr is at arlington national cemetery today. barbara, i know you'

the republican administration can do a better job. and jim thinks there is one man who can do it best. jim is a nixon man. >> there's absolutely no advantage for nixon to come and debate because as long as nixon stays in the background, says nothing, romney just digs a deeper hole and buries himself. >> with romney right now is -- >> but his wife, ann, is still considering other candidates. >> i think he's middle of the road. >> that's beside the point. >> there were others in laconia who did not show ann's pessimistic appraisal of senator mccarthy. one is ronald callahan. like jim ron is a businessman. he runs a family-owned electronics firm. he is a member of the democratic party. in 1964 ron had voted for president johnson. but this year deeply disturbed by the war in vietnam he had decided to work for the election of senator eugene mccarthy. >> clearly, though -- >> mccarthy was opposed to the course of the war and had challenged the president for the democratic nomination. >> but the war has taken so much money out of the economy. the war on poverty. what johnson called the

those women are firing back. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening, i'm jim sciutto in tonight for erin burnett. and "outfront" tonight, breaking news. anti trump protesters fighting with heavily armed police in riot gear, demonstrators throwing rocks. police making arrests tonight. the clashes following a large trump rally in anaheim, california. just days before that state's primary. and it comes on top of last night's protests in albuquerque, new mexico. also, erupting after a large trump rally. this as we are also following more breaking news. cnn learning that trump and house speaker, paul ryan, will speak one-on-one tonight. trump still seeking ryan's crucial endorsement. a key to getting the party behind his campaign. we will have more on that in a moment. but first we want to go to kyung lah, "outfront" tonight at the site of those riots in anaheim, california. kyung, tell us what's happening now. >> reporter: well, you're looking here, jim. i want to walk you through some of the police officers here. these are officers clearly dressed in riot gear. what they are doing

the search. >>> good morning i'm brooke thomas. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie is tracking a nice warm up. it will finally feel like may again. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> egyptair jet disappears from radar overnight. >> a huge search is now underway, halfway around the world, and egyptian aviation officials say that egyptair flight 804 flying from paris to cairo disappeared over the mediterranean sea. >>> what i say was incredible stupid and intensive. >> former pennsylvania governor ed rendell is interviewing. >> in the interview with the washington post about donald trump's statements about female. rendell says quote there are probably more ugly woman in america then attractive women, suggest ago this trump's comments with hurt him in the the general election. >> donald trump is throwing financial support to new jersey governor chris christie, presumptive g.o.p. nominee will be in lawrenceville to head line a fund raise their will help christie erase more than $200,000 in campaign debt. >>> well, phillies fanatic was in rare form today, jose

. >> i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. meisha is here with a check on your traffic. >> welcome back, jim, nice to see you again. yesterday was weird, brooke, you know, were you with us yesterday. we denied it would just be dead, we had accident after accident. today just a lot of construction, but a lot of people outside. >> all right. >> so katie is out today. we have kate bilo joining us in a little bit. meanwhile, looking live at center city, still sticky out there. it is going to be less humid today. >> let's take a look at the weather right now, doesn't look that bad as far as temperature wise in philadelphia, mostly sunny day is expected, with a high of 87. and the shore, 74. morning patchy fog, partly sunny, and in the poconos, where i was this weekend, it was very nice up there, sun and clouds, warm with a high temperature of 79. so, meisha, what's it look like on the roads right now? >> looking gorgeous out, there jim. well, the roadways, wet their was, not the roadways, roadways are looking gorgeous, weather is accident right now on the schuylkill eastbound near consh

west. the snow comes to the mountains. jim harrison is one of those people and this is his home. ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ >>> am i as old as i am? maybe not. time is a mystery that could tip us upside down. yesterday i was 7 in the woods. the bandage covered my blind eye. 68 years later i could still inhabit that boy's body without thinking of the time in between. it is the burden of life without seeing the end of time. >> next time you turn off a news cycle filled with shouting bobble heads, convinced that america is devolving into a moronic inferno, questioning the greatness of your nation, maybe you should come here. here are your purple mountain majesties. this is the landscape that generations of dreamers, despots, adventurers, explorers and crack pots and heroes fought and died for. it is one of the most beautiful places on earth. there is no place like it. montana. many have come to claim their piece over the years. but before the prospectors and explorers, there were the plains indians. there were master

to who is to blame for the wreck. good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. katie is also tracking more rain today. first, here is what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> this just appears to be an intersection accident. >> a police officer is rushed to the hospital following a violent crash overnight. >> fortunately, there were no serious injuries as a result of this crash here early this morning in south philadelphia. >>> new information is revealed about what caused the deadly amtrak derailment one year ago. >> situation at awareness, the phrase officials are use whg describing brandon does tan, what may have led to the crash it, means he lost focus for a few moments. >>> philadelphia police looking closely at video that shows a man getting punch outside the center city night club. but this happened at the coda night club at 1712 walnut st. early sunday morning. >> it is primary day in two states, bernie sanders and hillary clinton are gearing up for contest in oregon. and kentucky. the vermont senator is favored in both states,. >> ooh he a become sor

everyone, today is friday, may 13, oh, friday the 13th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> it will be a good day, i promise you, i'm brooke thomas. meisha is here with your traffic, katie is here with your weather. >> so far no accidents to report. we have a fire out i'll have all of the details coming up. >> thankfully all things dry. wasn't it a nice afternoon yesterday? >> o beautiful. >> so pleasant. >> thank you, katie. >> sorry, can't get used to it, take a look, storm scan3, things still very quiet. i zoom out one time you will see the next cold front starting to cross through. we have been talking about this, we knew it was on the way, at at this point expecting some showers, few rumbled of shower, window of dry opportunity, starting to dwindle. the general gist today, mainly showers, few embedded thunderstorms, not expecting severe weather but could be some gusty winds, the best chance for the maniac tiff at this would be about lunchtime. up until, say, mid-way through the typical afternoon, early evening drive. now, later this evening it, will start to dry out completely, but

jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. meisha here with traffic, happy monday, ladies. >> yes, happy monday. i just turned to jim and said it feels like we never left you guys. >> we look very coordinated. >> roads are looking good, construction out there, otherwise, looking good. >> as far as the weather goes, much, much nicer weekends. look at this nice wide zoom on storm scan, still have system upper level low, swirling nearby, primarily off to the south, however, and that is going to potentially trigger hit or miss shower, maybe thunderstorm with time. but overall, we've got some pretty decent weather un folding, not just today but for the majority of the week. still few speckles on the radar here across delaware, new jersey, again, could see sprinkle, maybe even fog, overall, we are starting off on milder note and dry note specially the further north you g nice clear sky to kick it off. fifty-seven the current temperature at millville, 55 in atlantic city as well as wildwood. as the day goes on we rebounds what looks like pretty typical daytime high. so little cool to the standa

international falls on this list. >>> well to day is thursday may 26th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. meisha is here with traffic but first katie has your forecast. >> welcome back. >> good morning. >> i feel better. sound good. >> you sound great. >> you look beautiful as ever. >> roads are looking good. still very early. just a lot of construction out there. >> what else is new, right. but we are heating up again today, and i will start to sound like a broken record with here, and temperatures staying in the 80's and we will see sunshine. right now on storm scan there is a handful of cloud but generally, or actually complete thely dry anywhere at this point. we are expect to go see the potential for not just some rising humidity but a shower or then are storms in the the days ahead. for now things are dry. 66 degrees at the philly international. we are at 65 in atlantic city. very mild start to the morning. if you didn't go leave windows opened overnight go throw them open now. the it feels confidentable. not terribly humid, just yet. that will change with ti

evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod, and this is a western edition of the broadcast. deep floodwaters threaten the deep south tonight. a wave of intense thunderstorms is rumbling from louisiana to alabama. hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes are all in the forecast. in east texas this morning, a grandmother and her four grandchildren drowned when a flash flood hit their home. in other parts of the region, tornadoes have already touched down. manuel bojorquez is in lindale, texas. >> reporter: the system spawned tornadoes over east texas, including the one that destroyed this sporting goods store in the town of lindale. >> so this is the fitting room right here. >> the manager, sterling baptiste, says the two employees who were inside survived by running into a fitting room. >> not only those two, but we were able to get everybody out rext door at dollar tree, also. it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: 60 miles south, in palestine, texas, however, the storms triggered flash floods. >> within 15 minute the water of the eight, 10 fight high. ur myron steven's ne

, jim, over to you. >> now information just into the news room now on the egypt air crash. says it has fawn debris including personal belongings, now the search is on for the black box. >> thursday we learned more about the flight final moments jetliner traveling with 66 people on board, it plunged into the sea thursday after veering wildly in flight. radar showed it was cruising at 37,000 feet, then suddenly turning 90 degrees to the left, then spinning in a circle to the right, all while rapidly losing altitude. egypt's aviation minister's suspect terrorism is to blame. plane's disappearance dominated on the campaign trail yesterday. >> the latest from the candidate for president. >> first disappearance came early on twitter, 66:27 a.m., he called it a terrorist attack, hillary clinton commented after officials began saying terrorism was a working theory. she talked about policy. >> we have to have concerted effort, that bridges to bear both domestic resources, sharing of intelligence, take a hard look at airport security. >> clinton also slammed trump's rhetoric. >> the kind of

weather and the worse may be yet to come. >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. meisha here with traffic, katie has your forecast, it is no longer monday. so we have something to celebrate there? >> absolutely. >> good morning, everyone, happy tuesday, a lot of construction, roadways again are dry, thankfully they're dry. >> you said it, a lot of construction, on the vine, once more, that vine, curses, the vine, construction, you never know when it will hit you either, right? but let's talk weather i'll leave the traffic to you, my friend. let's look at storm scan. little weather out there, meisha t could lead to little bit of damp roads. at this point, it is not all that impressive. very scattered activity on storm scan. i zoom it out one time, show the satelite coverage, also a clot of clouds out there, most of what you are currently finding over our area is very, very wimpy, if it is even dropping to the ground at all. so, you know, throughout the course of the day you could see scattered shower, really anywhere specially from the sit on south, clear he sky up toward

controversial comments, about women. >>> well to day is thursday may 19th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> hi there i'm brooke thomas. meisha has traffic. the katie has your forecast. >> happy friday. >> happy friday indeed. we are looking good, quiet, construction but i saw wet roadways but i have to tell you, meisha, i screamed in the car when i heard on ky. news radio vine is open. i'm so excited about it. i was thrilled. ridiculous. but yes, still construction which you will get through and latest round of wet weather, very spotty showers currently out there but they are retreating. this is a three hour loop. you you can see how everything is fizzling and retreat. so the at the moment southeastern, pennsylvania is essentially dry, still damp because of a couple spotty showers that rolled through but at this point things are transitioning out of wet weather. we are going to end up with a nice day, mid 50's reported, basically regional wide, in the low to mid 50's in the shore points as well. fifty-five is modest spot of this slew of observations a at rehoboth beach, still a little

. >> phenominal, that's the way i like my friday's. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. thanks for joining us, meisha is here with traffic, and katie has your phenominal forecast. >> yeah. good morning, we have one accident out there already. soap, not too phenominal in the world of traffic. but let's just talk about the weather. >> it is looking so, so good. one of those perfect spring days where it is nice and warm, nice and clear right now, too, so we'll see phenominal sunrise and sunset here as the day goes on. nice clear sky for you, region wide, and that's going to continue throughout the entire day. let's take a lock at the area temperatures here very quickly if we can. looking at the last 24 hours, you have seen little bit of drop off over the course of the overnight hours, in the too significant, but enough that you notice it in the poconos, in the pine land area where you are 10 degrees cooler by comparison, then this same time yesterday. it is actually interestingly just smidge milder in philadelphia at the airport anyway than it was this same time yesterday.

have have about the rampage. >>> good morning i'm brooke thomas. >>> i'm jim ton van. we will also check weather and traffic with katie and meisha but here's what you need to know to start the day in the morning minute. >> this presidential election has about the highest steaks that we have seen in a really long time. >> hillary clinton will campaign in camden county college in blackwood. >> her stop comes one day after bernie sanders pulls off a win in west virginia's democratic primary. >> they have gone. >> we all heard a loud noise and bunch of people running. >> reporter: stabbing rampage at a mall in massachusetts this morning two people and a suspect are all dead. >>> thank god the home owner had video. >> police in voorhees new jersey want to question two teenagers in connection with the vandalism spree. >> paul ryan may not be ready to support trump right now but some day he hopes to and wants to. i'm giving him advice. the just because all of the cool people like ben carson are doing it doesn't mean you have to. chris christie rush right into endorse and every where he go

this stretch of 80-degree days will stick around. >>> good morning i'm jim donovan. we will have fantastic forecast in just a minute but here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> um-hmm. oh, no. >> monster tornadoes captured on camera in the midwest. there is lots of damage there and two injuries have been reported. >>> all of the effects be in knows good second community meeting will be held to address water a safety concerns for residents in bucks and montgomery counties. >>> protests to turn violent outside donald trump rally in new mexico. trump inched closer to the g.o.p. nomination winning washington primary last night. >>> a break in the battle and it is meek mill, it is scary because only cat woman i acknowledge is halle berry. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> pretty impressive ann hat the away she won that rap battle on the late, late show last night, but we will win battle against weather, right, katie. >> it is one of those situations where i get to end up dropping the mike, and exiting, the stage left, so we end up with gorgeous weather. finally i have some goo

, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. i like to say tuesday, it is no longer monday. >> true. >> katie has your forecast, good morning. >> good morning, roads are look good. it is quiet. if anything like yesterday, heating it up even in the 4:00 hour. >> always gets busy. we are at least starting off on relatively dry note t look like couple of little speckles of green starting to show up. not verifying at the grounds yet guys. so basically just starting to see these clouds begin to bid in. obviously though there is some green starting to nudge in, let me zoom it out one time, see the leading edge. next front moving n all part of larger disturbance basically tracking through the mid-atlantic states, because we're close enough to it, we get in on more gloomy skies, also potential for some showers, offer and on throughout the day, but generally not getting underway until about the time the typical morning rush is basically over. so that's some good news, at least not contends withing too much wet werthment frankly guys the further north you go, you may not see drop of rain toda

. >> i'm jim donovan. katie tracking the change for us, a chance for more rain showers again today. first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> four people sent to the hospital at a car crash when for the richmond, happened near aramingo and east butler street. >> a willingboro man accused of driving under the influence by striking and killing 17 year old burlington city high school students? today grief counselors on hand to help his friends and his classmates cope with his sudden death. >> the whole house shook. like ... >> power restored in center city neighborhood after underground explosion causes dozen of outages, and rattles neighbors. >> president obama lifting the ban on weapons sales to viet nam. >> he made the announcement on the first day of week long visit to asia. >> ♪ >> tribute to prince's last night billboard music awards, other big performances coming up in just a few minutes. >> sure l katie out on the skydeck, how is it out there? >> quite comfortable overall. certainly take a jacket, still is that time of year where you may

passengers. >> today is monday, may second, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. happy monday. it is monday, yes, meisha here with traffic. katie has your forecast. >> good morning, kicking off brand new week together two, accidents already out there. hopefully that's not a precursor of what's to come this morning. >> unfortunately, i got not the best news here to report, guys, another -- >> oh, starting already? >> i know, we had wanted to see things finally brighten out for mid week. just not looking like the cards are in our favor this time. so take a look at storm scan. not talking a wash out. but you have couple of little pocket of some showers out there really. nothing super major, it is enough so you might be flicking the windshield wipers number of times today, this will be throughout the morning. later today should see the clouds break for bit of sun. next to live look, "skycam 3", off in the distance look what's missing? you can't see any of the skyscrapers. so the clouds are very low, they're lying in very thick but regardless, at least it is not terribly chilly. at

diego, thank you so much. i want to send it over now to jim sciutto. "the lead" starts right now. >>> thank you, brianna. could donald trump go full terminator and win california in november? "the lead" starts right now. donald trump unveils his strategy to win states that was supposed to be signed, sealed and delivered for the democratic party. could he really turn both bright red? >>> plus, new video showing u.s. special forces just miles from the center of syria. why the pentagon says why we are not seeing what we're probably seeing. >>> plus, a twister exploding before our eyes. tornadoes, floods and predictions of a hurricane season with some names we may remember for a while. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jim sciutto in for jake tapper today. could the man who passed all criticism actually win? the victory tour after ceiling up the nomination has taken him now to california? >> reporter: that's right, jim. not florida, not ohio or pennsylvania or michigan. most republicans wouldn't even come to have dinner in and yet he has decided this will be a big component of his gener

the "action news" big board. cecily, what's the latest track of these storms? >> and jim, all these storms are really sinking to the south and west. the bigger picture on double scan live showing what's going on, got an upper level low sitting off the coast of virginia and this is what's pivoting the storms in and i've been tracking this one line of storms moving into philadelphia. it's raining in philadelphia but actually the heavier downpours are either west or east of center city. we've got one area of very heavy downpours sitting right over route 130 near camden, another one that's moving through new jersey turnpike and moorestown not only four lightning strikes sorted with this view so really the big problem it's not the lightning, it's its heavy downpour near king of prussia, 202 a heavy downpour another moving through the blue route right near newtown square and some of these downpours dropping as much as 3-inches of rain an hour. so, that is causing a lot of ponding on roads. good idea to kind of pull over if you're trying to drive through this and wait the storm out. they'r

day is wednesday, thank goodness, may 11th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >>> ham i hump day i'm brooke thomas meisha has traffic, katie has your forecast, it is a family affair. >> it is, we are getting over hump. a lot of construction but no accidents. so far, so good. >> thankfully for the most part weather is pretty quiet. we are lug for a shower here and there today though but you can see on storm can three we have moisture working its way threw delaware and southern most, new jersey. cape may cumberland county getting clipped by wet weather right the now but thinks all from the frontal boundary just too close for comfort. we are not expecting a really wet day, and actually we will see some sunshine for a change, problem is this front is still just too close by so we have to allow for a shower throughout the day really anywhere at anytime but it will be very spotty and definitely not putting a minor damper on your day, as that wet weather rolls through. we are in the 40's, and we have a clearer skies, 42 at mount pocono, and throughout the course of our wednesday we're expec

morning, i'm jim donovaning. >> i'm brooke thomas. meisha is here with traffic and katie has your forecast. i know you are working hard this morning. >> happy hump day we have a few accidents, a lot of construction and a busy morning out there. >> you hate to say it but weather, you have to be careful out there. even though it is just rain it is naturally slowing you down. you have to be careful. this is perfect example of that, one of the main intersectionness center city on you the side spring garden and broad street, we've got telltale signs that a sheen on the road, rain is out there on sky scan three and when you see a snapshot of storm scan which we will go to next thinks a decent round of rain through southeastern pennsylvania, lehigh rally and another pocket across southeastern cape may county. while everyone is getting hit, where you are, you are seeing steady rain at this point. at the moment, temperatures, you know, very similar to this same time yesterday, upper 40's, lower 50's and it is cool, damp outside and we will keep that, type of of forecast in the card for you

. ♪ jim: as a young boy, i had a poster from world war i that hung in my bedroom and it showed a destroyer coming to the rescue of a merchant ship and the destroyer was painted orange and blue and all kinds of different colors and i thought, "this is so ridiculous -- they would never paint ships like that." sharyl: but that's exactly what they did. jim bruns is the director of the national museum of the u.s. navy in washington, d.c. he tells the story of the art of war. in order to evade the german u-boats, the u.s. and british navies took a page out of the sketch pads of picasso and the cubists -- hiding their ships in plain sight -- with paint. jim: you can't disguise a ship on the high seas. it's impossible. you see it on the horizon. it's giving off smoke. they are burning coal. many of these ships. you can't disguise them, you can't literally camouflage them, and what you can do is distort them, and that's what the art and science of razzle dazzle is all about sharyl: the brits called it dazzle, the americans "razzle dazzle." on both sides of the atlantic, the two navies transformed t

lead." i'm jake tapper. i now turn you over to jim sciutto in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news, focus on terror. an egyptian airliner vanishes over the mediterranean. officials say the likelyist cause is terrorism. >>> search for wreckage. a search is under way for debris and clues that can tell investigators what happened to the airliner. what can the cockpit and flight recorders reveal about the plane's final moments? >>> and american help. the u.s. deploys a long-range patrol aircraft to aid in the search. the president has been briefed and u.s. investigators are ready to step in if they are asked. we'd like to welcome our viewers from around the world and in the u.s. wolf blitzer is on assignment. i'm jim sciutto and you're in "the situation room." >> breaking news, an urgent search is under way as egyptair went down in the mediterranean sea. officials say controllers first lost radio contact with the airliner before it swerved sharply, plunged in altitude and finally disappeared from radar. an early theory among u.s. officials is that the plane was broug

, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. hope you are having a good morning. katie has your forecast and meisha has youring. >> good morning, few accidents so far, downed tree, just a sneak peak what's to come this morning. >> it is so soggy outside you just have to slow down. this is the kind of wet their will naturally slow anyone down out there. so please just take the time. be smart about it, as we look at storm scan, pretty much everyone is in this at this point. rain coming down heavily in a couple of pockets, as women. there are few limb breaks in the action, but regardless the rain has already over spread the entire regionment even if you don't have rain physically falling from the sky, right now, you have at least got very damp roads out there. so, please, slow down as you are hitting the road. hopefully you had the chance to set the alarms few minutes early to get out the dorra few minute earlier this morning. things should dry out briefly, see high pressure try to nudge in, for now the morning drive of the two typical rushes, a.m. and p.m., the morning drive defin

, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm brooke thomas. glad you're waking up with us this morning, meisha here with your traffic, katie with your forecast. >> tgif. wet coming in, guys already some accident, the story of my life all week long. >> accident after accident. so much wet weather to track, too, already out on storm scan. so let's go ahead, take you through what's going on out there. already the steady heavy rain beginning to roll into our area, get you heaviest pocket across central burlington county, northwestern atlantic county now moving into some of the delaware beaches, as well. all just rotating in and the rain will be with us looks like the next couple of hours, soy morning drive, hopefully watching us now because you set the alarm early, see how the moisture starting to lift in, southeast to northwest, currently temperatures held into the low 50's, or 40's, one weather accessary you need to be, obviously the umbrella. temperatures north of philadelphia, low 50's, from quakertown, down to palmyra, you know, basically right around that 50 degrees mark in m

in two and three minutes, how do you interpret that? >> well, jim, the way i interpret it is the standpoint this airplane was shutting itself down. how it was shutting itself down or what caused it to shut down is hard to say at this point. but the sliding window being open, i have difficulty with that because with the differential pressure between the inside air and outside air, it's almost impossible to open any exit albeit a sliding window. you might be able to unlatch the latch, but that gives me pause for consideration there. beyond that, it's a simple basis, could that window have started its own fire because of the internal guts of it, in other words, a grid of electrical wires running through there to keep the window heated, very possible. dave can address that. we sort of disagree on that, but i think it's very simple from the standpoint that electronics bay basically something happened whether it was a device or something in the electronics bay created a fire situation causing smoke and shut off all the flight control systems that are electronic to the airplane. >> davi

news" reporter dan cuellar at wilmington police, dann? >> reporter: jim, police necessity who they are looking for, they just haven't found him but whoever did this didn't want to just shoot brandon wingo, he wanted him dead. >> it is bad, man. it is terrible. >> reporter: bradley wingo shopping and dismay speaking about gang land style shooting of his son 15 year-old brandon wingo. he was shot three times in the face walking home from howard high school of technology. it was just after 3:00 yesterday just a a few blocks from the school. freshman was a member of the varsity basketball squad. while social medias was a buzz, he says his son never spoke to him about any threats on his life. >> i always asked him, you know, i told him about, you know, hanging out with the wrong kid, and most of the kid were just basketball players that he played with. >> reporter: howard high was scene of the another infamous tragedy last month, amy joyner francis a 16 year-old student died have after a fight in the bathroom. of her classmates face charges in that case. wingo had attended the nativity prep

. jim wilson lives here. he is a member of the republican party. he is chairman of the chamber of commerce and he owns the town's camera store. with super eight cameras, this one has a drop in cartridge. cares about the future of his country and he is concerned about away the government spends money. he thinks the republican administration can do a better job and jim thinks there is one man who can do it best. there is absolutely no advantage for nixon to come and debate because as long as nixon , romneyn the background just digs a deeper hole and buries himself. >> with romney -- >> his wife is still considering other candidates. think he is that middle-of-the-road candidate that we need. >> eugene mccarthy? >> we know he is not going to make it. >> there were others who did not share appraisal of senator mccarthy. jim, ron owns a business. he runs a family-owned electronic firm. he is a member of the democratic party. in 1954, ron had voted for president johnson. this year, he had decided to vote for eugene mccarthy. mccarthy was opposed to the course of the war and had challeng

primary. today is wednesday may 25th good morning i'm jim donovan brooke is a little under the weather but meisha and katie are here joining us. >> traffic is good. what do you think i will say is out there? >> construction. >> a lot of it. we will get to that in just a minute but no accidents thankfully. >> weather is perfect for, construction, you know, outside today is the day we have been waiting for. sun will shine all day in the 80's, pretty nice looking day. >> yes. >> it is gorgeous outside, really comfortable. for ones storm scan is empty. if it stays that way all day here today high pressure to thank for. that we will look around the region it is only 61 degrees at the airport. nice mild beginning in many locations, cooler, we have clear skies after all, but up in the poconos we are in the 40's right now. some of the shore outlying suburbs think about dress nothing layers, very light jacket is all you'll need and later today we will easily talk t-shirts and shorts kind of weather. if you are a able to take half day at work something like that this is a great excuse to

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does this last? can can't we get some better weather for the weekend, cecily tynan? >> and jim we certainly will. i know everyone is really tired of the wet gloomy weather. the worst of it is over. double scan live showing that steady heavy rain that we had earlier today has now pushed over western pennsylvania but this low pressure is still here. it's just spinning. it's what's known as being vertically stacked now. the surface low is right under the upper level low. when that happens, the storm system will weaken but it just takes awhile. we don't have a lot of heavy rain but i have been tracking this one batch that's been moving through new castle county. it's right over 301 between newark and middletown and you can see how this is pushing to the west. it's crossing 40 right now. it will be heading to i-95 and we will see a few more scattered showers as we head through the evening hours. but not as much rain as earlier today. the rainfall totals showing that this was a soaking rain. generally about an inch to an inch and a quarter. trenton the outliar with only a half inch of r

cinco de mayo, everyone i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. more than ace here with your traffic. katie has your forecast. everybody is getting it together. >> good morning, every within, just a lot of construction. roadways are dry right now. >> today doesn't look terrible. we will see a rot of clouds but overall it just looks like a cloudy day. there will be a couple showers but storm scan, for the first time in a couple daises empty. now we have got a lot of clouds out there and if you look closely enough, if you are watching us in hd you will see off to the west, as we zoom it out gives thaw moisture picking up west of maryland. we are going to be, again starting to moisten up the a atmosphere so there will be a lot of clouds and we will likely see a shower hit and miss but it the will not be a wet day work that said 50 degrees at the airport. forty-seven in trenton. it is chill any mount pocono, check that out, 39 degrees to start off. as the day progresses we will in the break out of the 50's i anywhere today. philadelphia in better than 58. we will stay damp but in

. >>> today is wednesday, may 18th good morning it is hump day i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. two more wake ups, is that right. >> yes. every morning we sit here with traffic ape katie with your forecast. good morning. >> good morning. road are looking good so far. just a lot of construction but you are used to me saying that. hopefully it gets cleared out quickly. >> things are quiet in terms of weather but we have a couple showers in the radar. this disturbance is still trying to pull a way. very far western suburbs is where you'll find any hint of wet weather right now but even when i came in the building this morning in our center city headquarters i ended up with a quick little, light rain out there but really was fast moving. so, as i said, don't be shocked if you do need to flick windshield wiper once or twice but generally speaking we are looking at morning showers, more included then anything for rest of the the day it is still cool out there since we are going to have benefit of sunshine to warm things up but we're still off to a relatively seasonable start here low

. welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. david faber is in los angeles at the milken institute global conference. a lot more from david in a moment. meanwhile, sullen may continues to live up to its name. europe getting hit by a weak uk pmi and the dollar at a 15-month low. australia cutting rates, auto sales on the way. roadmap begins with tim cook. he joined jim on "mad money" last night covered everything from innovation to china to revenue to the company's value. global data driving futures. we'll tell you what to expect on wall street today. and shares of aig down in the premarket after earnings. peter hancock will join us live. >>> first up, tim cook defending app apple's latest results and the stock mired in a slump. he was on with "mad money" last night. >> if you talk about macroheadwinds, difficult compares dominant. >> yeah. >> currency, no new iteration yet. if you're going to be opportunistic wouldn't you say let all the hedge funds blow it out and then we'll make a statement? >> well, opportunistic to

to ease the back up headed into the busy travel season. >> i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. how long this chill sticks around? first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> drive-by shooting leaves a 17 year old in critical condition in philadelphia's graze ferry section. >> police say the teenager hit about ten times, near moore and south hollywood streets around midnight. chaka fattah federal corruption trial expected to start behind me here at the federal courthouse in center city today right around 10:00 with opening statements. >> my husband who i will putter in charge -- because he knows thousand do it. >> out and about stomping for votes ahead of tuesday primaries in kentucky and oregon. republican presidential frontrunner donald trump taking a break from the campaign trail, to see daughter dif any graduate with a degree in sociology. but trump and biden families causing bit of stir in the stands during today's commencement ceremony at the university of pennsylvania. >> sometimes sports, sometimes it is ugly. and yesterday was a prim