hisor attney general declassify to theelligence that led russia investigation. holiday weekendav hoc. more wild weather across the middle of the country on this memorial day weekend. today, the tenth straight day with a possibility of tornadoes, millions under the threat of flash floods as well. dylan will tell you what you need to know. tllhat plus traffic jam on mount everest, is it to blame for at least four deaths this week at the topf e world? inquiring minds want to know, perhaps the most unusual theme park you ll ever see. it s all about the national enquirer. and the $2 million man, jeopardy sensation james holzhauer wins again easily, and there s no question he s gettins ay to the all-time record today, saturday,5th, 2019. from nbcnews, this is today withjo sheinelle nes, peter alexander, and dylan dreyer, l fem studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to today, thank you for joininur us on this saty morning of memorial day weekend. can we talk about
charm offensive, while back home, democrats are fuming over the president s decision to let his attorney general declassify any intelligence that led to the russia investigation. holiday weekend havoc. more wild weather across the middle of the country on this memorial day weekend. today, the tenth straight day with a possibility of tornadoes, millions under the threat of flash floods as well. dylan will tell you what you need to know. all that plus traffic jam on mount everest, is it to blame for at least four deaths this week at the top of the world? inquiring minds want to know, perhaps the most unusual theme park you ll ever see. it s all about the national enquirer. and the $2 million man, jeopardy sensation james holzhauer wins again easily, and there s no question he s getting closer to the all-time record today, saturday, may 25th, 2019. from nbc news, this is today with sheinelle jones, peter alexander, and dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefell
will be mild today and tomorrow, as well. unlike yesterday morning, whens f northern virginia was in the low 20s yesterday morning, there s a fewke p of cold air. but most of the suburbs are in the mid to upper 3s. it s plenty chilly out there. you ll need a little f this morning. sun at 6:59. sun is up before 7:00 a.m. for the next six months. afternoon temperatures will be in the 60s. that s a nice provement with the 55 yesterday. this is your friday. 73 on a friday. that s double bonus material for me. only a little chance of a showe in the shenandoah valley. i like anything in the 70s looks good. we have one problem. e thing happens right now. outer loop, before connecticut avenue. a craid blocking the right of the roadway. 295, at suitland rky, single lane getting by the work zone there, in each direction. a little slowdown for you there. arlington, eastbound 66, and the left lane is getting by the work zone. southbound b395,ween king and duke. and the turnpike work zo
the 101. here is a live look with the tower camera looking east. and in the lower 50s as we start off the day downtown san francisco and santa rosa coming in at 40. let week ahead with a series of storm systems this will be week with scattered light showers off and on light showers lights spread rain the strongest storm will be wednesday into thursday talking heavy rain and strong winds. we are going to time it out for you taking you through the next two days and what you can expect going hour by hour. thank you. good morning. as you work your way to the connector we are starting to see a few cars overall a pretty nice set. at least for this portion and jumping here, we are seeing some okay speeds. traffic is a little light. but it is on the west on 580. over the center divider. and a live look right now, at the toll plaza, we are seeing a few cars loading up. but overall, it is nice as you work your way into san francisco. it isn t bad at all. this is moving nicely acros
chinese deal which i think we will get something in the next couple months. if we don t, it s going to be trouble for the economy and the global economy. the shutdown, he will declare an emergency and it will go to the courts and then the he question will be how many republican senators are going to defect and try to come up with something around the white house. dagen: hold that thought. hold that thought. that s our top story, shutdown and the showdown, the white house directing the army corps of engineers to see if it can divert money from disaster relief to fund a southern border wall, as the president decides whether to declare a national emergency to pay for the wall. the commander in chief was at the border yesterday and answered questions from sean hannity about what he might do next. you said earlier today that it s likely you re very likely going to declare a national emergency. how soon will that happen? if we don t make a deal with congress, most likely i wi