accident, 95 southbound at harvey road this accident does , involve, injuries, lots of flashing lights will be around here so give yourself a couple extra minutes or avoid it all together, rahel, back over to you. >>> police are searching for driver involve in the hit and run in the nicetown section of the philadelphia. twenty-eight year-old woman is in stable condition with the broken arm, would the man was hit by a vehicle just after midnight near pull as ski street and hunting park avenue police have not released a description of the vehicle. >>> search is underway for gunman shot a teenager three times in west philadelphia. chopper three over 56th and samson where police say the 17 year-old was shot around 8:00 o'clock last night. teen was rush to presbyterian hospital and listed in critical condition, so far, police have no suspects, and no motive for the violence. >>> chopper three over woodbury gloucester county where police are investigating a double shooting at a county parking garage. investigators say it happened at cooper street garage around 8:30 last night, a suspect is i

in northern delaware we've got an accident on i-95 southbound here at harvey road.ring in the visibility reports with the fog. it's just .3 of a mile now, not just in allentown and mount pocono but in wilmington, in millville, in wildwood, half a mile visibility in a.c. 1 mile visibility in philadelphia. so, the fog is impacting your morning commute throughout these regions. how about temperatures today? wasn't yesterday something of a treat? look at today, temps are more than 30 degrees above average. 76 for your high. normally we would just be at 45 so enjoy this taste of spring while you can, tam. >> loving it. thank you, karen. >>> parents in delaware county address school safety concerns with district fishes in -- officials in the wake of a social media post. a 17-year-old student posted a photo of himself holding an air soft rifle. police with the marple township police were flooded with tips something they say they encourage. >> we don't have time ourselves to sit and look at every single social media post but there's enough people out there if they pay atten

in northern delaware an accident i-95 southbound at harvey road. of the areas where we really were seeing a lot of fog, too. fog isn't bad this morning on the ben franklin bridge. roads are a little damp here. that's your westbound traffic coming into the city moving okay but bring those speeds down a little with the fog, matt. >> good idea. thank you, karen. >>> fighting for their safety. students who survived the high school shooting in parkland florida one week ago today are taking their fight to both state lawmakers and national lawmakers. president trump is hosting a listening session today with students and teachers from marjory stoneman douglas high school. this comes as hundreds of other students are preparing to head to florida's state capitol in tallahassee where they will meet with state lawmakers later today. they are rallying for tougher gun laws and school safety. hours before they arrived, florida lawmakers voted down an assault rifle bill that would have also banned the purchases of large capacity magazines statewide. the students s

accident south on 95, in delaware, exit ten, harvey road. example of harvey road itself. 95. so again, the roads are damp, wet, you got the thick fog that comes up on you fast. depending upon where you begin and end your trip. here is a live look at 422. the construction zone, still wait to go see when they're going to move traffic over to that new stretch of the roadway, out there, near king of prussia. another foggy start this morning, so expect flight delays, headed down to philadelphia international airport. check ahead with your airlines. and again, that's for the morning, one we get through the morning hours, i think we'll be in good shape. live look at the roosevelt boulevard, again, ten minute ago we were socked in with fog, so that quickly it is casino every dissipating and maybe going to somebody else's neighborhood. but right now the boulevard, looking good, heading on to the schuylkill. if you are coming in from new jersey, no problems, but starting to seat folks wake up, and roll out of bed. little bus convoy there. headed in toward the walt whitman bridge. w

northern delaware i-95 southbound and harvey road we have an accident.t looking at fog there in delaware. now in northern delaware an accident so watch for restrictions dave. >> all right, karen, thank you. >>> on the big board we're looking at a warm one today. we'll start out in the 60's, probably have some clouds early and then clouds giving way to sun. i'm going to bump our high up to 76 degrees. i like this model's read on this. not all the models are saying this but i do feel like after yesterday's record setting high of 73, there's a lot of warmth retained in the ground surface. little bit damp ground but i still think we've got a shot at 76. anything over 72 is a new record and so get ready for another very warm one this afternoon. if you are flying out of town and leaving this springlike weather, well, maybe it's warm where you're going as well. all green aircraft, no major delays. there's some fog at the airport right now. rain in atlanta, rain out in dallas and more fog up at j.f.k. a lot of your connections and destinations having a little bi

ninety-five south at harvey road, and then, just a head up , you guys, ben franklin bridge south walkway will affect pedestrians on foot and bike is closing tomorrow for 14 months, for structural upgrades. just a heads up. we will talk more bit in the next 10 minutes. rahel, back over to you. >>> meisha, thank you. new this morning a hit and run in the nicetown section of the philadelphia, a 28 year-old woman is in stable condition with a broken arm after police say she was hit by vehicle just after midnight by pull as ski street and hunting park avenue. driver did not stay at the scene and police have not released a description of the vehicle. >>> students from parkland, florida, many coming straight from funerals for fallen classmates will speak to lawmakers today at flat state house. >> after witnessing one of the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history teens within lurk for stricter gun laws. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they have made 450-mile trip, and, some have made a list of demands, including, unive

accident, though, down if delaware, southbound lanes of i-95, at exit number ten, which is harvey road. another foggy start, so expect flight delays again this morning, down at philadelphia international airport. and then maybe some left over delays through the first half of our afternoon. so the airport is open. everything is rocking and rolling. but, we could have some delays, so check with the airline before you head down there. here is a live look at the roosevelt boulevard. example of some of the fog, hit and miss, as you work your way out of northeast philly down to broad street. mass transit looking good with no delays, karen, thomas, back to you. >> keep it flowing. 5:02, here is the deal. you can leave your winter jacket at home today as sue just mentioned, expecting yet more report breaking weather. in fact, steve keeley, so excited he couldn't sleep. are you an early morning jogger, runner, or afternoon runner? >> yes, i already did 3 miles in 24 minute today. but i'm doing a bonus run today. i may do it on the show. if not, i'm going over to cooper river and get that in. be

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laura: hurricane harvey destroyed homes and lives. but houston is rebounding, the road to recovery is a long one. houston is coming back, but it ough. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, team usa's golden moment on the ice. how curling'so success has led fevered interest in the sport back home. search -- research finds that 70% of millennls, i those born between the late 1980's and early 1990's, could be oh please by the type obese by the time they reach age 40. there are almost 3.7 million thople living with a diagnosis of the condition iukraine alone. here is what the chair -- in the u.k. alone. here is what the charity has to say about it. >> what is the biggest preventable cause of cancer after smoking? >> thinking? -- drinking? >> obesity. >> yeah. reporter: cancer research uk's on a mission to let people know that being overweight as an adult could lead to 13 different types of cancer. for many dental kong a shark -- for many that will come as a shock. heart disease and diabetes are traditionally associated with itesity.

road. you're seeing, the cash for clunkers, one of the reasons we had this overhang of used cars. the new cars are used cars now. harveye road. private surveys think that we should be seen used car prices going up and the bls data has been lagging where it should be. david: nathan, anything in this that causes you to rethink the trend you see in inflation? up my: i wouldn't mark expectations for the path of inflation over the next year, the single print. it gives me increased confidence that we are in a place where inflation is likely to be gradually rising. more or less, in line with the federal reserve's forecast. consistent with an economy with diminished slack, strengthening labor markets, solid growth. some of the laws of normal economic nature, seem to be reasserting themselves. alix: mike? was as muchl sales a surprise to the downside as cpi to the upside. 3/10 of 1%s go down on a headline basis for the month, a control group is flat on the month, a revised 2/10 percent decline last month, going to this chart, you can see what happened. average basis, a big increase from june in retail sales that was reversed ov

harvey destroyed homes and lives. though houston is rebounding, the road to recovery is a long one. laura trevelyan there.17 people were shot dead earlier this month, even if he wasn't armed and he has criticised the police for not confronting the gunman. saying the way some officers responded was a disgrace. more on that on the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. hello. winter refuses to relinquish its grip across the uk, but notjust the uk, across the whole of europe at the moment. with that high—pressure still entrenched across scandinavia and the siberian air spilling right across europe, having such a dramatic impact. yes, we have got snow around at the moment and yes we still have weather warnings in force. those affected areas will be the far north—east of england and stretching down across the essex, kent and sussex coastline. we could see significant accumulation starting to develop towards storm. to develop towards dawn. the met office as issued an amber weather warning for these two areas. we could see as much as five or ten cent

harvey destroyed homes and lives. though houston is rebounding, the road to recovery is a long one.done in huston but when you compare what is happening in puerto rico where they still do not have electricity and access to basic services, the devastation was far worse. there are a lot of people there are saying what about us? we have been forgotten because we are less politically important to the white house. you can actuallyjuxtapose these, florida, huston, puerto rico. who got the most help? yes. shall we move on. let us talk about the most important issue of the day. now it's only 4 weeks to go until easter. there's a warning today that the traditional hot cross bun may be in short supply — or at the very least not contain as many raisin and sultanas this year. it's all down to world shortages. the wholesale price of dried fruit has been pushed up this year by the wildfires we reported on in california in october and november. which means we are more reliant here in the uk on the sultanas from turkey. and when there is a shortage of supply of course, prices go up. 40 per cent sin

hurricane harvey destroyed homes and lives. houston is rebounding, but the roaded by muslims to be the word of god, spoken through the prophet muhammad directly to mankind. for that reason muslims must dispose of their old korans with great respect. the problem is especially thorny in pakistan — as our correspondent, secunder kermani, reports from quetta. they read underneath this mountain in pakistan, hundreds of thousands of copies of old korans. muslims in pakistan believe eu cannot throw away old or damage copies of the holy book, so they are brought here from around the country. the tunnel stretch for over two miles and they are lined with these sacks, each containing around eight or ten korans. most like this one are com pletely korans. most like this one are completely filled in and you cannot walk along it. abdul has been helping run the project for the last 25 years. his brother set it up. translation: my older brother loved korans. the translation: my older brother loved kora ns. the use translation: my older brother loved korans. the use to collect the

hurricane harvey destroyed homes and lives. houston's rebounding, but the roadced it will establish a humanitarian corridor out of the syrian rebel enclave of eastern ghouta. the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta has endured one of the heaviest bombardments of the syrian civil war — hundreds of people have been killed in the last eight days. russia says the ceasefire will be in place from 9am to 2pm every day, across eastern ghouta, starting on tuesday and a "humanitarian corridor" will be created to allow civilians to leave. with me is lyse doucet, our chief international correspondent. you know this area, you have been there before. the conditions that people there are suffering under our unimaginable. the un secretary—general called it hell on earth, where you have nearly 400,000 people who have been besieged, encircled in that suburb of damascus since 2013. in the last eight or nine days, they have seen some of the heaviest bombardment since this war began. there is also the impact and pressure on the people of damascus, who have had barrages of missiles, mo

harvey. our biggest problem was the railway network was not operating and was damaged. the rail and roadwas very much disrupted. we cannot get raw materials in our finished product out. that is what took the hurricane harvey affect all the way through to the end of last year. expenditure in infrastructure in america is very important. we supply some of the most advanced coatings for bridges, large scale construction projects, and infrastructure products. guy: thank you very much indeed for taking some time to join us here at bloomberg. patrick thomas, the covestro ceo. i want to talk about another stock that is trading higher. the stock is sharply higher this morning. as you can see, what we got was a decent gap yesterday, what that has been eclipsed this morning. the stock is trading up very sharply. up next, the technology sector had its best week in years. next.tory is this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and its connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on com

harvey's rains were historic. but sam brody says what's happening way out katy, texas, 20 miles west, where prairielands are being turned into subdivisions, full ofs roadsrooftopd sidewalks, has an effect down in houston. >> i don't want to su there would have been no flooding in harvey if we had developed differently. there was a tremendous amount of water. we're in a low-lying cstal area bayou system with poorly drined, naturally poorly drained soils.ra but the impact could have beenve erless if we had made dit decisions upstream, for exampleo >> we neeurn this area e to much more green space. sometimes you h look at mother nature and say motherra nature winser than try and >> sreenivasan: and yet, in a city famous for its lack ofer iv zoning, with indual counties acting in their own self- interest, and in a state known i for championing individual rights, that won't be easy. the r word isn't very popular here, regulations.y. >> no it is not. now houston has always been a very free market city. it's been one of our great strengths.. >> sreenivasan: tory gattis works at theenter for opportunity urbanism, a think tank that focuses on how cities ngn enco

harvey recovery goes unknown. republicans controlling every phase of government. houston faces a long road to recovery. they have a long road. long road to recovery, senior citizens suffering. suffering from health conditions and you can see. here is the basic point. there is no reason why republicans joining with democrats cannot one have an $81 billion supplemental that goes up. it is not enough, but it is the administration that has cut into our very life by giving us a skinny disaster supplemental. i'm looking for the senate to plus it up. in this bill, if you want to know why we are voting no, where is the disaster emergency supplemental money that is needed? i left my office with six members of local officials in my office. congresswoman, they were telling me about the depression of so many in texas who do not have the resources. they don't have the housing money, the infrastructure money has not come. mold is there. they have bad health. and these are examples of their situation. this is what rescues look like. this is, of course, what the water looked like and this gentleman was walking through

harvey weinstein of sexual assault. ♪ what should i do >> the closing credits of kill bill volume 2 show uma thurman's character driving down a road reverse angle was never seen until last week. the silent video shows the her drifting off the road and smashing into a palm tree where she suffered a concussion, damage to her knees and permanent neck injury. her director, quinton tarantino seen checking on her. she said she was nervous about shooting the scene furious tarantino promised the car was fine. >> people familiar with his work, would find it plausible in a tempting to see the vision through he may play fast and loose with certain details. >> in a new interview with deadline hollywood, tarantino denies betting angry but the decision to do the scene is beyond one of the biggest regrets of my career. it is one of the biggest regrets of my life. a trust was broken. thurman tells a time she considered suing but harvey weinstein studio miramax would show her the footage if she signed a document wafg liability. she refused. in an instagram post monday, thurman says she does not blame tarantino who helped her obtain the footage. bu

harvey destroyed homes and lives. though houston is rebounding, the road to recovery is a long one.a chakrabarti. quite a wintry scene. most of falling in the coming few days. icing sugar, really quite fine, it is like. the beast from the east has arrived. the cold air from russia heading across northern europe towards the uk in an easterly wind. lowering in snow showers, particularly across central and eastern parts of england earlier. those will ease off for a while overnight because we have a band of thicker cloud bringing organised area of snow into eastern scotland, england and down towards the midlands. cold and frosty. most are arriving just in time for the rush hourin arriving just in time for the rush hour in the morning. two amber warnings from the met office, one for the persistent showers affecting kent around the london area to what essex. another area of heavy snow, 5-10 essex. another area of heavy snow, 5—10 centimetres likely parts of england down to watch the midlands. areas of snow pushing their way down towards wales. not much for west of scotla nd towards wales.

roads nowhere to be found. and it's exactly what you're looking for. >>> time now for your business of the week. when hurricane harvey he made a bold move to shut down his store. with zero foot traffic he focused on web sales making sure the business didn't fall victim to the storm, too. for more, watch "your business" 7:30 on msnbc. >>> i think in order for our democracy to function, you have to have a relationship of trust between the president and those who are responsible for enforcing the law. the justice department and the fbi. and if that trust breaks down, then i think it does undermine the rule of law in this country. and that, in effect, creates a crisis. >> former cia director leon panetta on the important in trust in government and another man who knows something about a trusting relationship with fbi, frank figliuzzi. how did you take these remarks? >> i said before, the only winner in all this partisan battle is the russian intelligence service, but now i'm thinking about who the loser is. the loser is, indeed, the rule of law. our system of government. and that trust that's so crucial between the ameri

roads. elsewhere, blizzard conditions dumped five feet of snow in the balkans. back ithis country: the company co-founded by harveynstein said it will file for federal bankruptcy ptatection, aftes to sell the studio fell apart. weinstein was fired as chairmanf r he was accused of sexual harassment and abuse by dozens of women. he denies the allegations. the trump organization says it has donated its hotel profits from busins with foreign governments to the u.s. treasury. the company said today it includes profits from all of last year. it would not say exactly how much that was. watchdog groups saidthe lack of any details leaves key ethics questions unanswered. and on wall street stocks surged as interest rates baed down a bit from the four-year highs they set last week. the dow jones instrial average gained nearly 400 points to close at 25,709. the nasdaq rose 84oints, and the s&p 500 picked up 32. still to come on the newshour: how the n.r.a. shaped florida's gun laws. china moves to eliminate it's president's term limits. american forces aiding somalia's fight against the militant group al shabaab, and much mor

harvey was exasperating but respectful with me. now, the hollywood reporter has asked a judge to prevent the six women from class action status. >>> villaraigosa four is right over there what he sitting on the roads ? >> we are off to a nice start. there are a couple of exceptions, but the major freeways are doing okay k. we will start off for the gilroy commute. and it looks good from gilroy to san jose. or having just a bit of slowing on the way. not much to talk about. for the most part it is a nice looking drive as you get up to the mountain view area. northbound 101, the vicinity of sunnyvale, near the lawrence expressway there is a minor injury accident. and traffic is a little slow. you will see just a little bit of slow traffic because of the accident with minor injuries. 280 northbound looks good. the bay bridge toll plaza looks good and traffic is backing up for 5-10 minute delay. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >>> there is a little shower activity from fremont to san jose. it is 26 degrees out at mount hamilton. it looks like it is falling apart. but there is a possibility of snow. there was a little bit of snow. it looks like the webcams are too dark. our system is droppin

roads nowhere to be found. and it's exactly what you're looking for. >>> it's time now for your business of the week. one of the lucky ones. when hurricane harvey hit, he made the bold move to shut down his store. with zero foot traffic, he focused on web sales, making sure the business didn't fall victim to the storm, too. for more, watch your business weekend mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. >>> welcome back. i'm david gura. the nunes memo is putting a fresh spotlight on the 40-year-old fisa law written to prevent abuses. alleging abuses in surveillance to the one-time adviser to then candidate donald trump, carter page, trump tweeted, quote, the memo totally vindicated him and the probe is a witch hunt. you've written this great piece for nbc news.com on the fisa law. it's a young law. it's 40 years old. how does it work in particular? >> the idea behind fisa, it's a compromise, that we need to conduct surveillance but it's done in secret. it resembles the usual warrant process but it's actually quite different. it's ex-parte which means one sided. no defendant, no target, no suspect involved. just the executive branch. it's also in camera, which

harvey weinstein. >> most of middle tennessee and southern kentucky are under flood warning. >> if there's any more, we might wake up down in the road. >> an explosion and fire at a power substation is causing a blackout in parts of puerto rico. >>> a leaking gas truck, fire, wherever. >> serena williams is back. >> it's the first competition since giving birth five months ago. >>> and all that matters. >> prince harry and meghan markle will tie the not at noon, may 14th at windsor castle. >> on "cbs this morning." >> she has to go right up into it. yes. >> wow. >> holy cow. >> mirandas go sow became the first american woman to land a triple axle in the olimb pills. >> she was a stellar, a diamond. wow. >> reporter: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota, let's go places. >> that was beautiful. really nice. welcome to "cbs this morning." gayle king is off, so bianna golodryga is with us. good morning to you. the white house plan as big rollout for a long awaited plan to rebuild the world's infrastructure. rob porter and david sorensen who left the white house over allegations they abused their wives. >> president trump's

harvey weinstein, and others lied -- prer weinstein, and others lied and . the closing credits of "kill bill volume two" show thurman driving down a road.e was never seen until last week. the silent video shows her drifting off the road and smashing into a palm tree whekn permanent neck injury. her director, quentin tarantino, was seen checking on her. she told "the new york times" she was ner about shooting the scene, but a furious tarantino promised her the car was fine. >> people familiar with tarantino's work would find it plausible that in attempting to see his vision through, he might play fast and loose with certain details. >> reporter: in a new interview with "deadline hollywood," tarantino denies getting angry . it is one of the bigge regrets of my life. a t considered suing, but harvey weinstein's studio miramax said it would only show her the footage if she signed arefused. in an instagram post monday, thurman says she does not blame tarantino who helped her obtain the footage, but she said the cover-up did have malicious intent, holding two of the film's producers and the notorious harvey wei solely responsible. "they lied,

harvey weinstein, and others lied and concealed evidence. ♪ the closing credits of "kill bill volume 2" show thurman driving down a road.e angle was never seen until last week. the silent video shows her drifting off the road and smashing into a palm tree where she suffered a concussion, damage to her knees, and a permanent neck injury. her director, quentin tarantino, was seen checking on her. she told "the new york times" she was nervous about shooting the scene, but a furious tarantino promised her the car was fine. >> people familiar with tarantino's work would find it very plausible that in attempting to see his vision through, he might play fast and loose with certain details. >> reporter: in a new interview with "deadline hollywood," tarantino denied getting angry but said the decision to convince her to do the scene is "beyond one of the biggest regrets of my career. it is one of the biggest regrets of my life. a crust was broken. -- trust was broken." thurman said she considered sue, but miramax said it would only show her the footage if she signed a document waiving liability. she refused. in an instagram post

harvey recovery goes unknown. republicans controlling every phase of government. houston faces a long road to recovery. they have a long road. long road to recovery, senior citizens suffering. suffering from health conditions and you can see. here is the basic point. there is no reason why republicans joining with democrats cannot one have an $81 billion supplemental that goes up. it is not enough, but it is the administration that has cut into our very life by giving us a skinny disaster supplemental. i'm looking for the senate to plus it up. in this bill, if you want to know why we are voting no, where is the disaster emergency supplemental money that is needed? i left my office with six members of local officials in my office. congresswoman, they were telling me about the depression of so many in texas who do not have the resources. they don't have the housing money, the infrastructure money has not come. mold is there. they have bad health. and these are examples of their situation. this is what rescues look like. this is, of course, what the water looked like and this gentleman was walking through

harvey weinstein. >> most of middle tennessee and southern kentucky are under flood warnings. >> if any more of this slip, we might wake up down on the road. >> a fire is causing a blackout in parts of puerto rico. >> a leaking tanker truck causes a scary scene on an expressway in northern china, fire everywhere. >> all that. >> serena williams is back. >> it's the first competition for serena since giving birth five months ago. >> and all that matters. >> prince harry and meghan markle will tie the knot at noon, may 19, st. george's capital, win windsor castle. >> on cbs this morning. >> has to go right up into it. yes. >> boom. wow. >> holy cow. >> the first american woman to land a triple axel in the olympics. >> she was stellar, she was a diamond, wow. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota, let's go places. >> that was beautiful, the triple axel, congratulations to her. gayle king is off so bianna golodryga is with us. good morning to you. the white house plans a rollout today for the plan to rebuild u.s. infracture. it may be overshadowed by the two presidential aides who left the white house over allegations they abuse

road, you can do this. —— i have done it myself. she continuously said she did not feel safe. this crash happened 15 years ago and was covered up. she blames harveysays he has been helpful in getting the footage back. she wanted 15 years ago, was not allowed, he went to his archives and got this footage. following on from her interview in the new york times, he has said he is deeply regretful, it is the biggest regret of his life. that she did the stunt? ago that she got into the car. he says she only did it because she trusted him, you convinced it was safe, and it was not. he is deeply regrettable and remains remorseful he gave her the footage to help with this article which she posted on social media. reading some of the quotes from tarantino, it reading some of the quotes from tara ntino, it is reading some of the quotes from tarantino, it is very interesting. he said! tarantino, it is very interesting. he said i found the footage 15 years later, we went to storage facilities, i could not believe it, idid not facilities, i could not believe it, i did not think we would find it. it showed the crash and the aftermath andi showed the crash and t