. >> i'm chuck bell. we're getting a break in the rain for now but there's a flood potential for later today and tonight. timing out the timing of the rain drops coming up. >> a water warning. with new information about where people are being told not to drink the water. >> plus going where no one else has been before. we're there as the u.s. takes a trip around the edge of the solar system. muse news 4 midday starts right now. >> at the live desk the u.s. has reached an historic nuclear deal with iran. it would end decades of economic sanctions with iran in exchange for sharp restrictions of the nuclear program. once the deal is verified the u.s. and other countries could get the economic sanctions as early as next year. this cops after 20 months of tense negotiations and several extensions. >> today because america negotiated from a position of strength and principle we have stopped the spread of nuclear weapons in this region. because of this deal, the international community will be able to verify tha

chuck bell is with us back from r & r at the beach. >> it was nice. let me tell you it was almost impossible to drag me out of the pool yesterday to get back to work. it was so nice out. yesterday, a beautiful day, the humidity was gone, a nice northwesterly breeze. you are thinking this is the way i want my weekend to start. unfortunately it's not the way it started. clouds rolled in and rain dropped behind the clouds. many folks are off to a wet start. the rain should be over with in the next several hours. by the time we get to midday and afternoon, clearing skies will put us back on green light conditions. it will be easier the second half of the day than the first. right now, lots of clouds over d.c. and rain drops moving in as well. 75 now is the temperature at national airport. winds are southwest at six. if you are planning on doing a run early this morning it's going to be a wet one. if you can wait until later in the day, you won't have to splash through puddles. we are going to stay in the 70s. after that things should improve rapidly. suns

. >>> chuck bell says it is going to be a great day. he's warning about the seven day. you iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> welcome back. today sandra blands family will hold her funeral in chicago. her arrest in southeast texas sparked national outrage. a texas prosecutor says medical examiners ruled her death suicide by hanging. the 28-year-old was found dead in her jail cell last week. the family maintains she would not have taken her own life. the medical examiner says the autopsy found in wounds of sign of a struggle. the young woman's death and arrest are under investigation. she was pulled over in a routine traffic stop. >>> 37-year-old chad bailey accused of yelling racial slurs at two men. bailey suggests he had a weapon and they thought they saw a knife. bailey was carrying scissors when he was arrested. >>> the man charged in a deadly stabb

. >>> good morning, i'm chuck bell, finishing my homework. skies are clear. a complete check of the forecast, ahead. >> that was a good cover there. pack your patience. we're going to help you navigate around the hiccups. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. >> welcome to news 4 today on this 25th of july. good saturday morning to you. >> we are going to start off with chuck's homework. another hot day, but humidity not as bad, right? >> that's right. pencils down. beautiful weather on tap. humidity, as you mentioned, nice and low. temperatures have fallen quickly into the 60s this morning across the outlying suburbs. here is the view from the tower camera. downtown, washington, a mostly clear sky in place. a beautiful day coming our way. plan on plenty of saturday sunshine. today the high humidity will be making a comeback. it looks like a building heat wave for the middle parts of the week. nothing to worry about today. sunshine high, humidity low. nothing showing up on the radar this morning. temperatures mid-60s in the suburbs, 73 downtown

hear about that. >>> check in now with storm team4 meteorologist, chuck bell. the skies are kind of turning dark outside our studios here in northwest. do we need to take cover? >> i don't know, take cover may be a little strong. may want to have the umbrella ready to go if you're going to go outside. a quick little shower chance the next little while. no severe weather no thunderstorms new york craziness out there. just a few little showers and literally, just one or two dots on the radar. one just north of us here we are in northwest washington, the tv station one little sprinkle here the northsides of bethesda, another one a little steadier shower now. there's the dulles international airport right there, so, moving just over downtown sterling, virginia, headed out into the northside, reston, here in the next little bit. that's the only game in town on storm team4 radar. future weather carries as little chance of a shower here through about now to 10:00, i think really once this one little shower is done, that's about it rain chances move back into the area

bell joining us now. and unfortunately the bearer of bad news, you thought last week was beautiful -- >> all how you frame it erika. bad news, going to be like us, stuck at work nothing to do but complain about the heat f this is your week of vacation at the beach, job well done picking your week of vacation. yeah, going to be a sizzler around here. temperatures likely to be at or above 90 degrees at least five or six out of the next seven days and rain chances are dropping just as temperatures are rising. high pressure building into the region promises a very warm and increasingly humid week. there's the view from our tower, looking northbound, bethesda and chevy chase hazy sky out there plenty of filters sunshine getting through, one or two showers out there, not much of a rain threat. 89, reagan international airport, nice south breeze averaging 13 miles an hour, breeze helped keep a little bit of the edge off the heat. what to expect, a warm and humid evening. there is still a risk of a shower or two

it's 73 degrees right now, chuck bell, was saw in derrick's live shot, a pleasant start to the morning. >> nice morning outside. if you haven't stepped outside yesterday, you will notice lower humidity levels than yesterday. got one day humidity break around here. before it comes back into place for your monday. for now the sun shines over washington and out over reston town center as well. that's where this live picture is coming from. beautiful day outside. skies are not pure blue. they have a hazy quality to them. so the weather impacts, sunshine yes humidity not too much. mid to upper 70s in town and bayside. no rain yet. only showers today in shenandoah valley. in and around town nothing to worry about. temperatures mid 70s. up to the mid and upper 80s for a time. workweek forecast is coming right up. >> chuck, thank you very much. >>> right now, all red line stations on metro are back open. track work closed a half dozen stations yesterday. shuttles buts buses replaces towns. metro says expect regular weekend service today on the red line. >>> new this morning a fairfax county sc

we could reach the 90s today and chuck bell is talking about rain. >>> coming up, people are planning to protest the funerals of the victims killed in a movie theater shooting. the action that louisiana's governor is taking to protect the players. >>> and chaos at the tour de france. why police officers opened fire in the crowd. >>> we try to answer your questions about interactions with police after that dash cam video showing >>> in today's top stories two men were shot overnight. this happened on hubbard road in hyatts road at 1:30 in the morning. one is expected to be okay but the other has life threatening injuries. >>> and a man is presumed to have drowned in the chesapeake bay. doug brown went under in lusby friday night. his brother was found yesterday. >>> president obama is on his way to ethiopia. this morning, the president gave his final speech in kenya before an excited crowd. he also spoke with youth and civic leaders before taking off. he's the first sitting president to visit kenya. >>> the time right now we're looking at 9:31. welcome back, everybody. that means we ne

chuck bell, what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking you'll like today for sure, except the folks trapped it on i-95. ten miles a hour that's not good if you're trapped in your car, but if you're running that's a half minute mile. there are summer days up and down the interstate. hazy sunshine out there. it's 71 at downtown national airport. 63 now in gaithersburg and damascus. 66 leesburg. and 66 in triangle. nothing on storm team 4 radar for now, and most of us have no worries of rain today. the cluster of showers is going down to the south and west, but that leaves part of the shenandoah valley at risk for a shower or two today but no biggie. 60s for now. rising to the low 70s by 9:00 a.m. and near 80 by lunch time. highs today up into the upper 80s and 90. >> thanks chuck. >>> firefighters are calling in reinforcements. they need help fighting a wildfire in washington state. the fire is burning across about 10,000 acres in central washington. we can show you where that's happening. so far it's forced a hundred people

chuck bell's in the storm center. where are we talking about, chuck? >> pat mostly in prince george's county but also the southeastern corner of the district of columbia also included in this. here, this little red rectangle here, this is the flash flood warning that just came out about two minutes ago. it goes until 7:30 tonight. so, if you live in this area, anacostia area, southeast sides of the capital beltway, joint base andrews, rosariville be on the lookout for high or fast-moving or standing water in any of these areas. rain has been going right over the same places and they are now getting some flashes of lightning over here near rosariville and the mel wood area. these heavy rain producers are traveling over the same areas and radar estimated more than an inch of rain in the last hour. be very careful about high fast-moving or standing water. never drive over a water-covered road. heavy rain also out here toward baileys cross road and tysons corner, all part of a weather system that is going to keep i-66 and parts of the beltway very wet for

with rain. >> storm team 4's chuck bell on the outside. what do you think, chuck. >> i think we'll start dry and end dry. we do have a chance for showers, lunchtime to 5:00. you may want to have your umbrella just to play it on the safe side. temperatures in the low to mid-70s right now. puddles from the afternoon showers should be driving out by 5:00 or 6:00 this afternoon. temperatures in the 80s, a real vacation from humidity arrives tomorrow through sunday. >>> right now, we have breaking news on the rails. take a look at this. again, red line delays in both directions. this is because of a track problem outside of medical center here this morning. taking a look at travel times, 270 south from germantown to the beltway, a little slow. 19 minutes. and 95 over to 270, 18 minutes. no major problems 96 to quantico, north beltway. remember to listen to wtop 105 fm when you hop in the car. >>> do you have trouble watching videos on your computer laterally? you're not alone. the security flaw that may have shut down your flash player. >>> we'

>> chuck bell is out there on the weather deck for us. is it humid out there chuck? >> it's humid. i mean, it's july in washington. so there's a little bit of humidity on almost any given day. but it's not too bad out here. the real humidity vacation starts sunday night after the sun goes down. today, the humid factor is in the comfortable range. tomorrow, it will be back down to the comfy range. walking out the door first thing this morning, temperature, in the low to mid-70s. most likely, timing for rain today is lunchtime to dinnertime. so there may be some wet sidewalks to contend with on your way home today. temperatures will rise into the mid and upper 80s by later this afternoon. have the umbrella for today. be ready everybody, tomorrow is going to be fantastic. things that are not fantastic doesn't matter to weather sometimes, just traffic. more on that, let's go to melissa mollet. >> i wish i could help you out right now. eastbound route 610 at doc road. stanton road, suitland parkway, a live picture again, it's reopened after that fatal crash. travel times, 66 inbound and

let's start with chuck bell in the storm team 4 weather center. timing out what we can expect today. hey, chuck. >> adam, good morning to you. good sunday morning everybody. nothing showing up on storm team 4 radar first thing this morning so that's good news. there's the rising sun. beautiful way to get the day started. now that the sun has been up over an hour, temperatures are starting starting their climb. already 70 in leesburg 75 in arlington. 68 degrees in bristow, virginia. your afternoon planner hour by hour, 88 at 1:00. plenty of heat and humidity around. clouds increasing after 3:00. showers possible after 4:00 or 5:00. so timing out today's rain chances as early as 4:00 or earlier in parts of the shenandoah valley. most likely timing for the rain here in the metro is running within about 7:00 and 9:00. we'll talk about back to work in a minute. >>> new this morning prince george's county police confirmed for us two men were shot overnight. now, this happened on hubbard road in hyattsville around 1:30 in the morning. police say both men

we have amelia segal in for chuck bell. what are we thinking as far as showers are concerned? >> it is not a pic

coming up in just a few minutes, meteorologist chuck bell will have more on the oppressive conditions coming up midweek and storm chances for thursday. guys? thanks, vj. >>> right now at 5:00, a grieving father breaks his silence. >> a story everyone is talking about. now singer bobby brown is speaking publicly for the first time since his 22-year-old garb passed -- daughter passed away. >>> a community has been waiting for it for years a new ss a syears a new neighborhood police station. now, news they didn't want to hear about its future. >>> someone spray painted the words "black lives meter" on the front of this confederate memorial. i will tell you why this statue has been the to he can cuss of recik >>> police may have video of the vandals who spray painted the confederate statue overnight in montgomery county. >> the incident is triggering strong reaction from the county executive and from local workers. news4's chris gordon has the story from rockville. >> reporter: someone spray painted the slogan "black lives matter" on the statue by the courthouse. >> we reach out to the mo

. >>> good morning, i'm chuck bell, finishing my homework. skies are clear. a complete check of the forecast, ahead. >> that was a good cover there. pack your patience. we're going to help you navigate around the hiccups. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. >> welcome to news 4 today

meteorologist chuck bell joins us with what you can expect. hi, chuck. >> hey there t. air, erica. two thunderstorms. local heavy amounts of rainfall. storm radar here. zoochl zoom in to show you. winchester area, graze northern loudon, and frederick county, maryland. 30 to 60 minutes. the one that has done all the heavy rain production down here in the central parts of the shenandoah valley. flash food page shenandoah rockingham, dream county as well. what to expect late night rumbles. toasty week ahead. all that and the seven-day forecast coming up. off awe thank you, chuck. off awe right now police are looking for 21-year-old man, charged with shooting and killing cody lacy at ape house party on lavender lane in mechanicsville. two others were arrested. they are accused of being accomplices in the murder. >> police are trying to figure out who shot two men early this morning in prince george's county. they responded to a call about 1:30 on hubbard road in hyattsville. both men taken to the hospital. one is expected to survive. the other man has life threatening injuries. >> milw

chuck bell will be in tomorrow morning and amelia segal. talk much more about the heat. sunday and monday 97 on sunday. 95 degrees on monday. i think sunday will be the hottest. the heat index could be 105 to potentially up to 110 in some locations. same deal on monday with a high temperature of 95 degrees. and right now tuesday is a question mark. if we have a cold front move far enough south we may only be in the upper 80s. but still, right now i've got us at 90 degrees with a good chance of storms on tuesday. wednesday, thursday and friday we also are at or above 90 degrees. so get ready. the heat is on. >> inflate the pool. >> exactly. >> thank you, doug. >>> meanwhile hot under the collar, frustration for nats players and fans out there at the park tonight. forced to leave the field three times because of problems with a light bank. >> dave johnson's got that next. >>> but first, jimmy fallon. >> thanks, guys. ryan seacrest is my guest tonight. plus we have trevor >>> this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>

once again i'm chuck bell. upper 80s and low 90s. if you're going to be outside, you should plan on it being awfully hot and humid. 91 now and at least 90 through 5:00. 88 by 7:00 p.m. good news is we will be staying rain-free. that whole line of showers impacts our day tomorrow. more about that coming up. >> the maryland mother accused of abandoning her baby will come up with half a million dollars bond. sandra is charged with child neglect after she left her 6 month old daughter in a car seat on the side of the road. a clergyman found the little girl. she is in good condition with child protective services. >> fairfax county put new policies in place that will change the way police handle hostage and barricade situations. negotiations or attempts to communicate should be done from behind cover and they can call in special resources if necessary. >>> he starred in those commercials for years and is worth an estimated $15 million. now jared from subway is facing questions and a federal raid. ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial b

. >>> meteorologist chuck belle, plenty of sun shine about two hours ago. now rain showers are coming straight down the i 95 corridor and moving into the near northern suburbs in the washington area. right along the potomac into fair faction. this is going to continue for the next several hours. in your weather headlines for today, plan on afternoon showers. if you're east of i-95 higher rain chances toward the blue ridge. humidity our way tomorrow. there's a big heat wave in store not far after the little humidity break. more on that coming up. >>> you might have seen people tweeting about metro all morning long and that's because of delays on the red line. that delayed some people by as much as 30 minutes. it's about a track program outside a station which has trains sharing a single track. you can expect 10 to 15 minutes on that line in terms of delays and that outbound trains are bypassing the twin brook station. >> the mother and uncle of a nine-year-old boy who was beaten to death are due in the courtroom today. they are scheduled for a review of thei

. >>> i'm chuck bell updating you on a busy weather morn, especially for the shenandoah valley. low 70s from leesburg to gaithersburg. a tropical depression moving away from us and the thunderstorms here encroaching in united states in cincinnati ohio, it may bring strong to severe thunderstorms here tomorrow and tomorrow evening. heaviest rain for now the south of town. flood warnings remain for page, jennen doe wa county as well. temperatures upper 70s to low 80s. more sun shine tomorrow. we dry out toward thursday and friday. a little good news there. >> right now family and friends are saying good buy to the man killed on a metro train. the fawn raluneral is happening in connecticut right mow. he grew up there. police say he was stabbed more than 30 times on a train at the metro station earlier this month. he was 24 years old. >> in d.c. today police are holding a community meeting to talk about synthetic drugs. city leaders say the drug use is on the rise. they believe it's contributing to crime including the stabbing on the met toe. the 7th police district is holding a mee

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chuck bell is timing out how long it's going to be before we see more sun. >>> the first ever homicide aboard a metro train in nearly 40 years prompted a debate about whether witnesses should intervene. jasper stabbed kevin on july 4th. several people on the train saw the attack, but didn't jump in. large groups of witnesses are unlikely to help out in emergencies. it's a bystander effect. they say not to confront suspects in those situations. >>> in the past week and a half, we have seen two security scares in our area. first the tense situation that played out at the navy yard, then a similar scare at walter reid. >> fire shots came from tips that turned out to be nothing. transportation leaders want you to report anything that doesn't seem right. adam tuss spoke with the chief police of security. >> reporter: in southeast d.c. -- [ sirens ] >> reporter: -- and in bethesda event that is were unnerving and not serious. was what happened wrong? >> we have a responsibility to react to those calls. both were examples of a thorough response. >> reporter: holly hansen is police chief. see

we have amelia segal in for chuck bell. what are we thinking as far as showers are concerned? >> it is not a picture perfect weather day by any means. tracking showers on storm team 4 radar. we have had rain move into the area and it's going to continue for the morning hours. here is the latest now. the rain favoring parts of northern virginia back into western maryland and the panhandle of western virginia. rain moving through montgomery county fauquier frederick and howard county. scattered showers for the morning hours. as we get into the afternoon hours, scattered showers and thunderstorms possible. you want the umbrella handy today. you have outdoor cookouts. be ready to move indoors. here is the morning planner, 73 degrees, spotty showers. 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. temperatures warm into the mid-70s by noon. limited sunshine is possible at that point. coming up i'm going to show you future weather for this afternoon on into the evening, what we can expect for fireworks and timing out the potential for thunderstorms later today. >> all right. thank you so much amelia. happy fo

. >> i'm going to hold you do that, chuck bell. >> okay. >> we're hearing from the girl scouts who spent the night at the white house. last night's thunderstorms forced them inside before the rain started the president and the first lady talked to them. this morning on the today show three girl scouts talked about their experience with the president. >> when we were around the campfire singing songs. >> it wasn't really a campfire. >> and we met mrs. obama. and there she showed up and before he left he said that he hugs. the next thing you know, he had girls stampeding to see who could get the closest to giving him a hug. >> it's like the news rooms. 50 fourth graders are taking part in the trip. it's all part of the first lady's let's move campaign. lots of fun for them. >> develop right now, we are hearing new details about how two escaped inmates broke out of prison. the surviving inmate now spilling the secrets and takeing credit for the scheme. >> reporter: shot twice after 23 days on the run david sweat says he was the master mind. the man who planned the prison break for six month

storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell at the applied physics lab there where everyone is sort of waiting and hoping to see something spectacular later on today. chuck? >> absolutely right. waiting for the images to start coming back a large crowd of folks have already started gathering here. media and science folks, all mixing together, coming up with what will be the most exciting things about this. it will be an interesting day for sure. this is doug ellison, he works for the jet propulsion lab out in southern california. and he's one of the visualization folks for nasa. we were talk about all the numbers and the how far it is and how fast it is, but there's a lot of strange real world applications that come out of all of the nasa projects so give us some of the highlights the little things that affect every day that life that affects space programs, past and present probably. >> yeah. we're trying to figure out how to do the amazing things like going to pluto, little cameras inside the smartphones, gps they all come from the space program. you go about doing the amazing frontier explo

storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is right there. we're both geeking out about this. we are waiting for the pictures to come back from pluto, right, chuck? >> absolutely. it's going to take a little while before we get the pictures back, but it's an exciting morning out here. the new horizon spacecraft left cape canaveral 9 1/2 years ago and it's been a long time getting out there for sure. sending back a lot of information. it did a close pass by jupiter years ago but it's just the distances that get you amazed at all of this. so pluto is several billion miles away from us. and these are some of the images they're sending back now. the spacecraft is only 61000 miles away but look at how fast it's ticking by the miles here. when you're driving your car at 60 miles an hour you're doing a mile a minute. i did the math, it's moving along very, very quickly. less than two hours away from the closest approach and keep in mind, it will be a little less than 8,000 miles away. but that's four billion miles from here and aaron it takes eight minute for a beam of light to get f

if you have a picture of the rainbow, send it to me on my twitter at chuck bell 4. >>> drivers in prince george's county county are getting a lot more speeding ticket that happens drivers in the district. thousands more. >> now a group usually critical of speeding camera programs has high praise for prince george's county county. bureau chief tracee wilkins has this story. >> reporter: they are saying that the county is doing the right thing, this program is working well, it's the drivers messing up. on silver hill road and brooks drive in front of suit land high, people speed. >> they really do. because i actually see people. >> reporter: and so does this speed camera, one of two near the school. there are 72 speed cameras sites in prince george's county, in school zones only. elsie jacobs fought for these two. >> we had to have something to protect people's lives. >> reporter: according to aaa, in 2014, prince george's county handed out more than 303,000 tickets with fewer than 80 cameras rile in d.c., while there are nearly 300 cameras, they issued 282,000 tickets. there were nearly 2

. >>> i'm storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell, tracking the rain showers, they move to the west side of the metro area now. showers just west of our station, here in northwest washington. there you can see it inside the capital beltway, 495 66 into the arlington area, rain showers going northbound into southern montgomery county, more rain west of leesburg, headed toward lovettsville maryland. heat indexes the mid-90s around town, it sure is awfully hot and humid out there, planning out your evening, we will have showers to contend with but no guaranteed washouts of any of your mance, temperatures drifting back down into the upper 70s by 11:00. coming up in a few more minutes, talk about your computer impact for your tuesday morning. >>> we know more now about that deadly home invasion prince george's county that police say involved two former romantic partners. a man living on blue same lane in upper marlboro is accused of shooting his ex who was trying to climb through the window. of the house. tracee wilkins has more on what happened after the break in. >> reporter: prince george'

. >>> i asked chuck bell for my personal dinner break forecast. he said think of it as florida out there. in and out it just keeps moving. know better. >> this was the ultimate answer for a floridian you know? really is. so humid outside this morning. >> it s >> little rainbows spotted all over the area. catch a picture of it on your camera, send it on into us here. love to get social media sharing. otherwise, in and out of the sunshine and the rain from all over the area. there's a view from our tower camera looking northeast bound or north-northeast bound, up wisconsin avenue southern montgomery county. looks like a beautiful day sun shining across northwestern washington right now, southern montgomery county. but really depends on where you are. prince george's county looks a whole lot cloudier than there in prince george's county on the other side of the boatpotomac now. hit and miss slow downs from the weather department here for the remainder of your monday evening commute. tuesday morning and tuesday afternoon should be green lights. from t

she's in for chuck bell. >> most of us are looking at a dry day today. partly sunny skies overall. dealing with some fog this morning. that will be the case through about the mid-morning hours. so if you're leaving driving around, you to want to keep that in mind. but overall today the weather having a low impact on your day. again, most of us are dry. the best chance of some late day storms will be back to the west around areas like loreurayluray, stanton, charlottesville. 71 in washington. almost chilly in the suburbs relatively speaking of course. 63 in gaithersburg and hagerstown, 64 in leesburg. so stepping out early this morning, feeling quite comfortable. preebl probably feeling a little damp pauf because of the fog in place. today it will be 86 in washington. suburbs low to mid-80s. 82 winchester, 83 laplata. nice day to hit the links. for the most part, the weather cooperating including if you're planning on doing some grilling today. maybe you you put it off yesterday because of the rain in the forecast. so 3:00 partly sunny, temperature around 85. i do think we'll see mo

it was dumped if a storage space in harrison, pennsylvania along with a chuck wagon dinner bell $75 and 36-inch wide child's bathtub, $300. and old barbed wire from the eastern plains company purchased with $56 in harrison, pennsylvania, taxpayer dollars. not everything was cheap. $19,000 bronze cowboy on a bucking bronco. $14,000 suit of spanish armor. $15,000 spent on what purported to be a ford's theater billed from the night of the lincoln assassination. wow. really? who knows but that's what the people of harrison paid for it whether it is real or not. $6500 for a vampire hunting kit, which was definitely fake because there is no such thing as a real vampire hunting kit but there are a robust trade in ones that are fake. pistols, saddles, anchors, anvils, cross bows, strong boxes from stagecoaches, sheriffs page badges. all of this stuff, millions of dollars for this stuff was bought by the former mayor of harrison pennsylvania. the attorney general of pennsylvania just urn veiled $499 count criminal indictment against harrisburg's former mayor alleging over 20 years, as the city o

chuck schumer is the bell weather senator reading and weighing and not sure which way to go and whichever decides, is it an easy fight overr not? >> one of the most smartest guys in the senate and will probably read it word for word. he has a very pro-israel constituency in the home state. i think chuck schumer will have a lot to say about what happens because people respect and trust his judgment. >> this debate is going to spill over into the 2016 -- >> that i think is very interesting. that i think helps the democrats. and here's why. the problem with the republicans is george w. bush. the last time we heard rhetoric of the kind they're using was their president sending 250,000 troops to iraq. i mean this is going to be very bad for jeb bush. the american people the polls show the american people are skeptical about the iranians as they should be and they show that they do not want to send troops to the middle east. if the republicans, people like tom cotton are great as far as i'm concerned because they're using this flame thrower of rhetoric and if that becomes the brand of the repub

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mary, thanks very much here. >> don't wish the day away chuck. >> exactly exactly. let me move over to how washington is monitoring this situation. chris jansing at the white house. chris, i know that the president, treasury department a lot of government agencies are watching and waiting and then as we heard the s.e.c. may end up having to do a post investigation. >> reporter: yeah, there's no doubt about that. and the president has been briefed. just coincidentally chuck, the president is going to be meeting scheduled for 2:00 this afternoon eastern time with treasury department jack lew so obviously this might change the conversation that they have a little bit. it's interesting to note how much of the conversation here obviously over the last year that i have been here has been about cyber security and you'll remember late last year the sony hack and the havoc that that wreaked, but i think to a point that brian made earlier, when you look at something like what happened with united today, even though it may be an internal problem, it's something that affects pe