asks for anything special. i was calling to find out, hey, when are you going to reopen interstate 95, so i spoke to the secretary of transportation in virginia, who s a long time friend about when different sections will reopen. i also, first thing i asked is what s the emergency number that people should call to get help because, again, i had gas in my car. i was able to make one stop on the way in fredericksburg, there was a period of about 5 or 10 miles where the traffic opened up and it was moving, i could get off at an exit, get gas and get back on, but a lot of people were really in trouble, and needed help. and so i wanted to get the information about the best number to call out to as many people as i can, so that was the first conversation i had with them this morning. we put it up on social media so people who need help could get it. understood and that s really wonderful but when you talked to the secretary of transportation, did you say, how did this happen?
special counsel john durham releases his findings on the origins of the fbi s trump russia probe, but does this report actually reveal really much? a violent attack on a lawmaker s office, a man wielding a baseball bat injuring a staffer and an intern on her very first day. we have new video that appears to show the same man involved in an earlier attack. explosions or bring out of course kyiv just hours after ukraine s president wrapped up a world wind to wear securing a new aid for his country s fight against russia. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church! good to have you with us. it is a report for years in the making especially cancel appointed during the trump administration has released his findings about the origins of the fbi s trump russia probe. john diorama criticize the agency and concluded the fbi should never have launched a full blown investigation into connections between donald trump s 2016 campaign and russia. but the repo
will: good morning, welcome to fox & friends on this sun. a patriotic hot-air balloon among viewer photos bringing us into this sunday morning. glad to have you. rachel: good morning. will: not glad to start like this. rachel: why? pete: great to see you. will: no. will: great to see rachel. rachel: did i miss something? will: the minute the show ends yesterday starts campaign with the producers. fox & friends instagram poll which by the way isn t really accurate. pete: very accurate. will: turns out yesterday, do you think it is representative of the audience? it is representative of instagram and therefore rachel: young people watching our show and then disses the instagram followers. will: that is one segment of our audience, rachel. you should be the most upset. why know why you re defending pete when he is the winner of yesterday s dance competition. rachel: i lost the dance competition? how did that happen. will: you took the crown off even to your own demise. r
he didn t play great tennis, but he beat kei nishikori to reach the semi finals of the french open for the fourth year in a row. from colgate lasagne to green ketchup, we ll look at the ill conceived products that have been consigned to the first ever museum of failure. and matt is in rochester with the weather. a bit ofa a bit of a fail as well. in morning. we are failing to know our wildflowers. i am we are failing to know our wildflowers. iam in we are failing to know our wildflowers. i am in kent to find out more. what we do know is there is rain this week. i will have all the details coming up. thank you. good morning. first, our main story. in just one hour, polling stations will open for millions of people to cast their vote in the general election. police forces say there ll be increased security in some areas following the recent terror attacks in manchester and london. the first election results are expected at around midnight. gary 0 donoghue reports. election day
dedicated to ideas that never took off. the museum of failure. good morning. it s june 8th. iam i am annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live. polling stations are open across the country as millions of people go to cast their votes in the general election. they ll close at 10pm this evening, with the first results due before midnight. police say there ll be increased security at some polling stations with armed officers in some areas. joining me now from westminster is our political correspondent alicia mccarthy. and intensive seven week campaign and now people get to go and cast their votes, tech as to what has been happening. 50 days since mps voted to hold the selection and finally, today is the day. polling stations will be open for another 11 hours. we have seen theresa may, tim farron, nicola sturgeon, jeremy corbyn, they have all been out to vote so far. we are electing 650 mps. we have got 3301 candidates standing in the selection. 986 of those women. the pol