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aaron? all right, angie, thank you. 5:01 right now. good morning, everybody. i m aaron gilchrist. i m eun yang. we are talking more rain and clouds and gloom and doom. and here is chuck bell. i don t know about the doom part. i can t face it any longer. just not a pretty pattern we have been stuck in here for quite some time. and there s really no big amount of sunshine coming. we could get just a little bit at the tail end of the day today, but it could also bring more showers here during the midday hours. so probably not an outdoor lunch today. small chance to dry out tomorrow into friday, but the weekend also looking very, very rainy. especially saturday. there s radar for you this morning. a couple of showers out here west of hagerstown and southernmost tip of st. mary s county. but have your umbrella ready to go. the sun is up at 5:53. not that you ll see it, clouds and showers off and on through lunchtime. should be coming to an end later today. melissa, we ....
landslides buries families and homes, with the death toll climbing. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom from the cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. hillary clinton cannot shake bernie sanders. clinton appears to have barely edged sanders in the kentucky primary, but sanders won in oregon. clinton, the likely winner in kentucky, called for party unity. sanders was declared the winner in liberal-leaning oregon less than an hour after the polls closed. donald trump, running unopposed, won the republican primary in oregon. including last night s results, clinton needs less than 100 more delegates to clinch the nomination. the same is true for donald trump. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. reporter: good morning. despite clinton calling for party unity, an sanders is pressing forward with his campaign. presumptive republican nominee donald trump added to his delegate count after an easy victory in oregon ....
weekend on c-span 3. next, we hear from lonnie theh, director of smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture. he talks about how it came to be and some of his favorite artifacts. the museum will be open to an to th open to the public. this is just over an hour. it is my real pleasure and honor to welcome lonnie bunch the third, the director of the smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture. lonnie for you about a moment before he joins me on the stage. prior to his 2005 appointment at the smithsonian, his most recent appointment at the smithsonian, he served as the president of the chicago historical society. he transform that institution and made great strides reaching diverse communities as he launched a program on teenaged life called teen chicago. it is only one of the amazing things he did there. his legacy is very present there. he is a prolific author. he has written on the black military experience, the americ ....
with people brave enough to hunt these. inside and outside syria doubts are growing that the pause in fighting agreed on by world powers this week will actually happen. a deal is more likely to fail than succeed. on the ground government forces supported by air raids are trying to ensieshgel raids in the largest city of aleppo and captured strategic high ground after forcing opposition fighters out of the small town on the road down into aleppo, they are now in a position to move further towards the city to the next rebel-held town. on friday government forces captured the village as they attempt to close the circle around aleppo city and also took another town from the rebels. government forces have now essentially captured most of the rebel supply routes into aleppo. and zaina has more on the turkey-syria border. reporter: this high ground gives the syrian or my and its allies an advantage. the main rebel supply line to the west to the northern side of aleppo is n ....
britain should stay in the european union freed at last. after 43 years in solitary confinement top story for you. police in uganda put the main opposition candidate for president underhouse arrest. it s the fourth time in a week that he has been detained. police say it s to prevent unrest after the opposition vote rigging in the poll on thursday. professional results showed that the president is on course to extend his 30 year rule. the e.u. s chief observer for the elections says the extent of force used by the police is unacceptable. it was not transparent. it was very badly organising things. and it took the trust of everyone here in uganda that we were speaking to. i would say it s a failure of the european commission. vote stuffing or rigging. we got that information from the media. we ask our observers all over the country, and i have to say that they did not confirm - they didn t witness any kind of these things which you mentioned. i speak on the findings ....