airlines also with big losses across the board right now retail stocks are holding up burlington sayserm store target to 2,000. american eagle is reinstating the different and stock buyback program. tyler? >>> ahead on "power lunch," the nasdaq is lower, entering correction territory now one technician says the nasdaq is approaching a key level which could mean more selling ahead. we'll be right back. to go beyond ordinary etfs. and strengthen client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. - [narrator] grubhub perks give you deals on all the food that makes you boogie. for a prospectus containing this information. (upbeat music) get the food you love with perks from- - [crowd] grubhub. >>> i'm contessa brewer, here is your cnbc covid update at this hour, a new study is dispelling fears that athletes with covid could suffer long-term heart damage research by the nation's major sports leagues purchased of almost 800 pro athletes who te

. >> vice president kamala harris is in las vegas atop a plan, and joe biden is on the road in burlington, new jersey. >>> over the weekend, border officials were helped to process a wave of unaccompanied minors showing up at the southern border. natalie brand is on capitol hill where lawmakers are playing the blade game on the issue. >> reporter: address the surge of unaccompanied children at the border, former administrator helped manage a similar situation in 2014. >> this is a humanitarian issue, i don't give a rats about immigration policy, what caused it, what happened. their hair, their kids. >> reporter: border patrol has 4200 unaccompanied minors in short-term holding facilities. the law requires them to be transferred to more appropriate facilities within 72 hours, but many children have been there for longer. >> none of these facilities are made for children, want to move them as quickly as possible. >> reporter: a lawyer representing some of the children told us that conditions were so overcrowded that the kids had to take turns sleeping on the floor. >> what we are seeing tod

this is leon wallace from burlington new jersey who said thank you for writing this book. one person mentioned why i feel blessed. i'm from a little town in new york where my mother grew up and i also want to go to the marines. on my 17th birthday i took the train to albany and enlisted and was turned down because i'm colorblind and i say that it was a blessing because at the time they needed men who could detect color. i joined and they were close. it could have very well been me along with harry except for being colorblind. even from those that write and send the letters that they have from their loved ones as well this account is from europe and this young man was written up in the paper because he wrote to his family that he had been given a bronze star and he tells his parents how excited he was and what a beautiful ceremony it was. they are as happy as me. that's enough of that. two years ago i never thought this would happen to me. i never thought i would be knocking out german machine guns and getting decorations for it so i guess i haven't done too badly. that mea

me >> reporter: on the peninsula, 400 people marched from hillsboro to burlington, to stop hate and violence. organized by families, who can't be silent anymore. >> we can try to stop hate together, and focus more on love and we will put a stop to the hate crimes. >> reporter: they helped organize the march and rally after their own mother was harassed at a gas station, for simply asking directions. >> basically blocked her and wouldn't let her leave. so, she asked him, you know very nicely, excuse me, can you please move your car so i can get out of here and he said no, this is my country, you can't tell me what to do. >> reporter: this crowd on the move, denouncing hate and bigotry against asian americans, calling for justice, and equal rights for all. a big show of unity across the bay area, to stop the violence, today's civic center rally was held in conjunction with 15 others across the country. in san francisco, cornell, abc7 news. >>> in berkeley today, in a show of solidarity for asian americans and pacific islanders. a group of seventh graders organized this youth rising rally, it a

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thrive guide to help students with disconnect and emotional stress courtney kramer, local 22 news burlington. >> we'll be right back after the break. march madness is big for business. but for the host cities and a normal year, they would be thousands of people in filling local hotels. >> but because things are still not fully back home air bnb hosts are the benefits. courtney spinelli has more. >> we want this to be their indiana home away from home just steps from one of the march madness venue sits a short term rental home with us being right in the shadow lucas oil. the house built we where are our indiana flags and colors of private just one of many in the city that opens its doors. we have our hometown map to travelers from around the people in thailand and although march madness is just kicking off a new wave of tourism back to indy property manager jim borthwick says it's bringing with it a major sense of optimism to the short term rental industry. obviously these past 12 months have been kind of a. >> and up and down almost like a haunted house in the past year for everybody in the

it was a session in the state parliament of the city of burlington where the the senator for health said that the astra zeneca vaccine was going to be suspended for use in hospitals here in the german capital it was also then extended to the state of brandenburg which surrounds berlin also with munich china being in well we've just heard from angela merkel she's just finished in the last few minutes alongside health minister yet inspiron addressing the nation's press here in berlin she's confirmed that's a nationwide suspension now on anybody under the age of 60 receiving the astra zeneca vaccine angela merkel said that the concerns about the links between the vaccine and blood clots potentially fatal blood clots could not be ignored she said we all know that vaccination is the most important tool against coronavirus for saying that faith that trust in vaccines was equally as important as the vaccine working itself. what we know from yen spawn the health minister a lot was passed on to him about where the vaccination program would go next and he started by talking about the situation at

national security we love got to stop conked but just give us to buy island but the gates and the burlington we got our national laws. we want the place but that's it we forgot national security now at the latest commission reporter bob this is the bobby is the class of the matter that must mean that poor girl we will see that their government does not see any open so to national security and we also know that religious fundamentalists are really just extremely rough in both the cameos dad soft said i was a king just this the and there's this one is that they are funded and purpose and killed more than one of them could be pretty deep but and back east we will talk about that but you do understand of the same time value cannot use this as an excuse to further expand clamp down on my normative and clamp down on human rights gain in your country i'll give you an example of belittling to praising the work of your government your president however your government took the decision of imposing the commission of them. bodies of muslims victims of covert 1000 and then you reversed that decision bec

in the burlington city parliament denied the party had any legs to extremists. they have the political mandate in order to get us rid of the competitor is a political competitor we have the strongest opposition party and what we have to do is a position is to criticize the government and that's what we do we do it respectively to the euro rescue parties huge favor that we do it with the migration policy which is very dangerous for us in germany and the population doesn't want it we do it in the energy crisis we will face so we actually have an opposition which really harms the government and that's why they want to get rid of us using this central intelligence civilians and you have to see that there is in no other western democracy there is an institution like the cia for internal reasons or to to check the opposition regarding constitute constitutional ideas of constitutional rights i can assure every. we do not want to overthrow this we do not want to overthrow the government we are really trying to renew democracy we want to get more people into the parliame

the cape and the burlington he got our national laws the spirit of peace we want the olympics but that's it we forgot all national security now about the latest commission report about all of these the bobbies the collapse of the master must mean that truth. then the government did not see any open so to mention low security and we also know that religious fundamentalists are really just extremely rough in both the cameos dad's asked that i think this is the end though this is the day for funding and purpose and killing more than one of them quickly enough but and back east we will talk about that but you do understand of the same time though you cannot use this as an excuse to further expand clamp down on my normative and clamp down on human rights gain in your country i'll give you an example of belittling to praising the work of your government your president however your government took the decision of imposing the commission of them. bodies of muslims victims of covert 1000 and then you reversed that decision because of international outcry muslims feel in your country mr foreign se

david, look at burlington, 17 below. things do get better after tomorrow, though. >> they will at some point and after tomorrow, we'll take it. thank you, ginger. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to california. a surgeon now facing questions after he was seen making a court appearance while performing surgery. the judge clearly uncomfortable with it all, and here's abc's kayna whitworth tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a california plastic surgeon is facing backlash after he was seen on livestream attending traffic court while performing surgery. >> i am sir, i'm in an operating room. yes, i'm available for trial. >> reporter: the presiding judge in disbelief. >> so, unless i'm mistaken, i'm seeing a defendant that's in the middle of an operating room, appearing to be actively engaged in providing services to a patient. is that correct, mr. green? >> yes, sir. >> if i could get you to raise your right hand? >> reporter: dr. green, the sacramento-based surgeon, is sworn in. he has blood on his gloves. he continues the s

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reporting live in burlington, amy hollyfield. >>> with the county now in the orange tier, the bell monthstrict will be moving forward with both hybrid learning and distance learning. preschool and second graders will be returning to campus. after spring break third grade through fifth grade will be returning to the classroom on monday april 5th. >>> mt. diablo will hybrid learning model. the plan calls for students to learn remotely during the morning. for afternoon classes students can choose to come into the classroom for part of the if it's ratified, the school board will ally it on friday. >>> there will be a special clinic that's already booked up. they expect to have another one on april 14th. >>> in oakland, the coliseum is giving out second dose. it's one of two federally supported sites in the state. the other is in l.a the vaccination site at san francisco's city college is expected to reopen today. it closed yesterday because they ran out of vaccine. >>> we're learning ucsf study. participants will undergo blood draws to determine baseline levels. >> what we know from the flu

northern or, frankly, has to love burlington northern because he owns it, or whether he's going to trybuild large stakes in other companies in a similar way. he did at one point sell some apple but i think it was todd combs or ted who did that because i think that was in one of the other funds >> i don't know if it was there or in one of the pensions for another company. i'm not entirely sure on that. i would be surprised if he was looking at selling and getting out of the stake quickly this stake has grown incredibly valuable, incredibly quickly i think that's probably why he puts it in there at the end of the year it was worth $120 billion i think it's kind of hard to ignore when you get up to some of those numbers if you look at some of his long-time holdings like coca-cola or american express, they have been in the top five holdings of berkshire's holdings for more than 20 years they're still there. apple is now their number one holding in this. it's number one by a longshot. number two is bank of america, $31 billion. then coke, which is close to $22 billion. american express is a

the first lady will be in burlington, new jersey on monday. second gentleman will be in las vegas. on tuesday, the president will be in pennsylvania. on wednesday, the second gentleman will be in albuquerque, new mexico. friday, president biden and vice president harris will be in atlanta, georgia. the president saying, the most american thing we can do is get through this. you will hear this over and over, detailing what this bill will do for everyday americans. vanessa: thank you, we shall wait and see what happens. president aydin making a direct and emotional plea to the american people -- president biden making a direct and emotional plea to the american people. ♪ judy: we want to delve into the new covid relief law. we get two views, starting with the senate's top republican, senate mitch mcconnell of kentucky. thank you very much for joining us. e bill president biden signed today, you have said it's the worst piece of legislation you have seen pass in your time in the senate. and yet, it helps working-class americans. there is support

on the low end think of, tj max, ross, burlington, that's a good way to look at it because the value't be matched the going high, going low is the way to go. for capri it's one of the calls to stick with. our group's up 75% in the last couple months. i haven't said that since 2010 great for retail but now you got to start looking at names that have duration. because theluxury assets that capri owns and looking to stabilize the michael kors brand that brand could keep working. >> bottom line astounds like you're not concerned about amazon's share in the market it is a third of all online apparel purchases in the united states you're not worried about it because they're selling basics >> i'd be worried if i sold basics. >> right. >> an under-weighted name to call out would be haines brands. we have a sell rating on haines brands what amazon is doing is going after packed up t-shirts, bundled socks, under way with private label amazon essentials, that would concern me if i was in that space because that's what they're targeting. >> fascinating research thank you. karen, how do you sort

w fff in burlington, vermont, with the opening of a high school in what used to used to be a macy's department store, the old school was close to after toxic chemicals were found in the building and soil during renovations. this is a live look at boston from wf xt, are affiliate. one of the biggest raise there tonight the rising popularity in digital nba trading cards. it uses the cryptocurrency technology called block chain which allows the creation of permanent certificates of ownership that cannot be copied or deleted. most are valued from $10 to $20 buddy lebron james duncan recently went for 210,000. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." 210. we'll be right back. >> bret: breaking tonight, the partisan battle over disputed congressional seat in iowa is over tonight. the democrat challenging the election of her republican opponent by just six votes last november says she's done. finished. congressional correspondent chad pergram is live on capitol hill tonight. what prompted the move? >> good evening, democrat rita hurt said conversations with people she tru

we heard from burlington, formerly ellington coat factory, a company that has basically no e-commerce and they've done well during the pandemic. tjx has done well on the brick-and-mortar side. you don't necessarily have to be an e-commerce company. tom: do you see he talks differently when he wears a tie versus a bowtie? can you tell the difference? jonathan: i can. romaine: i have more energy. do you know how much time it gets me -- it takes me to get that bowtie tied? jonathan: you are there for those nike numbers, and i think you are going to see more of this. how much more do we anticipate in the months ahead? romaine: if you are talking about the supply, this is a big issue here. right now, the general consensus is this could drag on until the summer months in the u.s. before it gets sorted out. you have companies like nike that will weather the storm, but it is second-tier companies cutting hammered here. tom: do you have purdue in your bracket? romaine: now. i have iowa and -- no. i have iowa and baylor going to the championship game, baylor winning at all. you can copy my brac

burlington a bright spot, earnings beat and better than expected same store sales.e counts. the stock is up 10%. square bought a shake in jay-z's music service title. spiking on the news though part of a broader tech slide today? we have more to talk about on that one and whether that makes sense. certainly has been a good few weeks to be jay-z. still to come, the nasdaq erasing all of its gains for the year is this the perfect buying tune for those that missed out on the big tech rally we will discuss with dan ive and funds trust tom lee. they are on opposite end of this call. >>> another busy afternoon of earnings coming your way spanning aert have a of industries that have all been impacted by the pandemic we have got results from i max, broad com, gap, costco we will bring you the numbers as soon as they hit the tape. 29 minutes left to close before we head to break a check on bonds yields are moving higher after fed chair jay powell's comments this afternoon ten-year spiked above 150. it is 154 right now. 161 was the high last week heading north. that's weighin

. >> you wouldn't know the burlington, massachusetts, native ever was a big-haired introvert.. then moved to chicago where she joined up with some of america's most famous groups and creating one of her own. the upright citizens brigade. >> it sounded like a door closing the minute i met you. >> in chicago, she met another young comedian named tina fey. beginning a long friendship and a career of collaboration. what do you think it is about the two of you together? >> i think it's rare and wonderful to meet somebody who is your friend who also works the same way you do. because we kind of trained at the same places and work the same way, it's easy. we share a very similar vocabulary, especially when you are about to go do the golden globes or live television or you are trying something new where it feels really good to have somebody who knows your timing, your rhythm. >> in 2001, fey convinced poehler to join her at "saturday night lif." it was the post 9/11 show. you got there in the fall of 2001. you are in the sketch with -- >> will's patriotic. >> you held it together very

this is the news live from burlington free of lost hundreds of nigerian schoolgirls that were abducted from a boarding school i've been released local leaders in the northwest of the country say they secured their freedom despite many obstacles being placed in that office also coming up international concern grows up visits.

usually don't see him up there to the well, that part of the north but up in vermont just south of burlington yeah. the tornado dropping down if you can believe that as the system roll on through this one. a fairly weak storm system compared to the ones that drop down in alabama yesterday. but certainly something to watch out for this one considering f one fairly weak tornado with sustained winds of a 110 miles an hour. still strong enough to do some damage scary weather coming by looks like this storm system finally going make its way on the atlantic by tomorrow. and then we're done with it. take it back out west in this quiet along the west coast tonight. doppler radar scan your skies. no rain drops to be had. we're staying nice and dry in those skies. stay mostly clear throughout the night tonight as high pressure builds in fact, we'll see a little bit of an offshore wind tonight. but right along the coastline just a little bit of a sea breeze and that will bring it be enough to bring some low clouds and some fog right at the media coast. otherwise tomorrow. plenty of sunshine temperatures

first lady will be in burlington, new jersey on monday. both the president, vice president will be in atlanta at the end of the week. and the second gentlemen will be in albuquerque, new mexico. what is the strategy, peter, in terms of whether those places? and what they will be saying there? >> conveniently enough, most of those places are in battleground states are states that democrats obviously want to hold onto them for years from now. and of course midterms in just two years. but you heard a lot from jason's former colleagues in the obama administration is that what date didn't do enough of was to sell the economic stimulus and the benefits they believe came from that in 2009. the president, president obama didn't care enough for didn't spend enough time or invest enough energy anyway, into convincing the public that this is a good thing that was going to result in good things in their lives and the things that they saw in the economy that were turning around were the result of something that the president has done. so, president of

>> i bought more union pa sfk because of berkshire and their note when they talked about the burlington northern and revenues in 2020 and how much progress they made and the second quarter, biggest rail in the country. third quarter revenues fell 13%. fourth quarter, revenues fell 3% you can see where i'm going with this and union pacific will see growth and if you think the economy is improving you definitely want to have exposure to the rails >> jon najarian, from the rails to the cruise lines, if we're talking about economic resurgence, value, et cetera you have mcquarry upgrading the cruise operators, carnival, royal caribbean and carnival calls. >> yes, i do, scott and happy about that we've seen some unusual activity and i didn't buy it in norwegian cruise lines so, yeah they are seeing some institutional money flows. we already know that the same companies that last year when they were literally a year ago, scott. maybe of these companies were at death's door and they were starting to offer up boats as collateral and guaranteeing sales of boats in order to get the financing they

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berke scherr hathaway, the b stock, and that's my railroad, burlington northern santa fe, and it opens you up to the reopening plays that warn buffett gets involved in. jpmorgan with, best in class. wells fargo, two words, charles sharp. sooner or later he's going to be up there with the lisa suhs in my world. the guys i really think are the best ceos out there. liz: well, yeah. to the charlie sharp and wells fargo point, he is extremely bullish. you look at those charts, chris, especially of the jpmorgans and the goldman sachs, even if the fed says we are not in a rising rate environment. what do you think has the staying power out there as we see inflation really creep in, and at some point it may roll fast in. >> that'll be it. we'll see. just inflation as we've reinflated for the past year, you look at the growth that we've had, you know, crude oil this time last year was at $29,? five days, six days ago we were near 70, and now we've had a big correction, down about 15%. so was it just a temporary inflation, or is this something that we're going to have for the next two, three yea

the first lady will be in burlington, new jersey. and the second gentleman will be in new mexico.what is the strategy in terms of why those places and what they will be saying there? >> well, conveniently enough, most of those places are either battleground states or states that democrats obviously want to hold on to four years from now and then of course the midterms in just two years. that's -- but what you heard a lot from jason's former colleagues is the one thing they didn't do enough of was to sell the economic stimulus and the benefits that they believe came from that in 2009, that the president then, president obama, didn't care enough or didn't spend enough time or invest enough energy anyway into convincing the public that this was a good thing, that it was going to result in good things in their lives and the things they saw in the economy that were turning around were the result of something that the president got. so president biden wants to avoid what he thinks is that mistake. whether that makes a difference or not will depend largely on the results of the package.

vermont, burlington, negative 2 windchill this morning.is at 3, detroit 11, indianapolis 17. even d.c. feels like 20 degrees this morning. even as far south as nashville and raleigh has a windchill in the 30s. so yeah, it's too early to put away the hats and gloves. it's not going to rain or snow or anything like that, but it's just very, very chilly morning. the only really nasty weather out there is in the northwest with some rain. so, for today's forecast, it's cold. it's going to stay cold in the northeast with that wind today. temperatures only in the 30s for highs new york to boston. that's about 10 to 15 degrees colder than it should be. areas in the middle of the country gorgeous! denver looks fantastic. salt lake city, oklahoma city, dallas not too bad, either. so, as far as the weekend forecast goes, we'll have a little bit of rain to deal with on saturday in florida, but that should be moving out. still very chilly on saturday in the northeast. notice the middle of the country, sunshine and warmth. no complaints at all. kansas c

in my community, burlington, vermont, a few months ago, hundreds of cars lined up for emergency foodkages. and this is taking place all over this country. this legislation provides help so that when the moratorium on evictions ends, people will get assistance to stay in their homes whether it's a rental unit or your own home. this legislation more than doubles funding for community health centers. in my state, about 25% of people get their medical care, they get their dental care, they get low cost prescription drugs, mental health counseling through community health centers. we are more than double funding it. putting money into getting doctors into underserved areas. we're putting money into making sure that millions of workers do not lose the pensions that they were promised. so this legislation is quite comprehensive in attempting to address the needs of working families and obviously, the next reconciliation bill will deal with the structural problems, not just the emergency problems of how we can create millions of good paying jobs, rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, and

some teenagers in vermont are now attending high school there at a macy's store burlington high school was closed in august due to the discovery of toxic chemicals in the building students. what remote during part of the pandemic. but an in person option was needed. so the principal decided to move the school into the vacant macy's department store so escalators take the kids to and from their makeshift classrooms. there's some remnants of the store that remain like calvin klein and michael course signs the library is also housed in the former macy's china department. but everyone is makiag the best of the situation. i come here for shopping with my family to buy a coat from l l bean. >> but yeah, never really spent this much time. >> in them all. my parents and i to come here like almost like every other day we shop, but now coming to school here can be a little crazy there like a lot of teachers says the water like fully up into the ceiling. but all in all, i'm getting used to. >> for now the district has leased the building for 3 and a half years and tell us determine what they need

negative 3 in burlington, negative 3 in albany, even d.c. feels like 20.ill cold in the northeast and we'll be warm in the southeast. kasie, we call weeks like last week where it was warm like that, we call it fool's spring, because you know it wasn't going to last. winter's returned in a vengeance. >> that's very sad. all right, bill karins, thank you very much for the update. we'll see you tomorrow. i hope it's going to be a little bit warmer later on this week. all right. >>> still ahead here, with the record number of unaccompanied migrant teens and children crossing the southern border, president biden is sending in fema to help with the surge. we'll be back in just a moment. t you're strong. you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried botox® for your chronic migraine, ...check with your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if samples are available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection

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on monday the first lady will travel to burlington, new jersey. the vice president and second gentleman will travel to las vegas, nevada. on tuesday the president will travel to delaware county, pennsylvania, as you already are aware. the vice president and second gentleman will travel to denver, colorado. on wednesday the second gentleman will travel to albuquerque, new mexico. and on friday the president and the vice president will travel to atlanta, georgia. during their trips, they will discuss the benefits of the american rescue plan for working families and they will engage with people at each of these stops about how the american people can benefit from the components of the package moving forward. so they will talk about the $1400 checks that more than -- that 158.5 million american households can expect. and many who will start receiving them soon. he'll talk about the historic expansion of the -- expansion of the child tax credit. he'll talk about extending -- they'll all talk about extending unemployment insurance for around 11 million

tornado taking down trees and utility poles, the same storm responsible for the intense winds in burlington, flipping this school bus on its side. in south carolina, ominous clouds looming over ft. mill as tornado sirens blare and heavy rain comes down. resulting in severe flooding in charleston. this as central alabama tries to recover from the st. patrick's day tornado outbreak. >> when you lose everything that you worked so hard for, oh, my heart hurts for these people. >> reporter: the national weather service confirming an ef-2 tornado with winds reaching 130 miles per hour touching down in chilton county, alabama. still rainy and windy here in raleigh, north carolina. the severe weather threat is done. nearly three dozen reported tornadoes in three days across eight states, no fatalities or serious injuries. i will take that. ginger will have more with this weather in just a bit, michael. >> no fatality, rob, no injury, we'll all take that. thanks so much. >>> we turn to march madness set to officially tip off tonight and last night in the first four, a big win for my alma mater texas

temperatures still cool 23 in buffalo, it's a little bit breezy as well so feels like 13 so like 19 up in burlingtonia so the cold air is here, for a while. it is about to change though we have one storm we're watching right now across parts of the southeast this is a today storm and a tonight storm by tomorrow, pretty much everybody clears out, friday or sorry, tomorrow in florida, at least by say mid-morning everything should be dry out and sunday going to be looking really good. all of our activity has really been across the pacific northwest for a lot of the winter things a little bit calmer today do see another storm that comes in this week and brings rain across parts of the southwest which is good news make a look at what we're about to see this coming week these are temperatures monday, tuesday , wednesday, dodge city, kansas tuesday, 81 degrees, kansas city 72 by wednesday, 79 degrees warm across parts of texas everybody here really above average across parts of the central plains and now that's the good news. the bad news is it's too early to be stuck with that kind of weather watch what h

lots of texts, from pam in burlington, north carolina -- we are all immigrants and i would like to knowhen people became so selfish and cruel. biden should continue his humane policies and hopefully we can be more accepting and tolerant. migrants have been traveling to our borders every year, rights stephen from lexington, kentucky. we need to find a solution and not just sweep it under the rug and forget they are human beings who need assistance, and the u.s. is that help. we have lots more calls coming in as well. this text from randy, millington, michigan -- i am not comfortable with all these migrants coming to the border. they are not as much of a threat to the country as the republicans who stormed capitol are. here is the u.s. press secretary yesterday with reporters when asked about the situation at the border. [video clip] -- host: we will get to that clip in just a moment. let's hear from lanita in fort payne, alabama. caller: first of all, i want to address the lady from kentucky. yes, i have been fearful of my life and yes, i have been afraid of going home. yes, i have hidde

temperatures anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees below average from burlington down to charlotte wait, there's more good news. that's right low moves out. high moves in. jetstream up to the north. yes, baby! and look at the temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average you're welcome wednesday 57 in new york same in louisville chicago up to 59 and 69 degrees in memphis on wednesday. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next ♪ this is the first day of my life♪ ♪ i was born right in the doorway♪ ♪ i don't know where i am, ♪ ♪ i don't know where i've been♪ ♪ but i know where i wanna go♪ >>> good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we go through the timeline of when the rain will arrive of course we are dry and warm today and dry for the most part tomorrow as well. then by tomorrow night, late we'll start to see some of the showers moving into parts of the north bay and then spreading across the rest of the bay area early on saturday morning. the rest of the weekend is clear so we will have that quick shot of some showers and then more rain in the forecast by earl

for it i look at warren buffett's number, at the end of the week, they show you how much business burlington northern is doing and the numbers are about to cross into the low teens i think that rails are incredibly valuable because of scarcity david, the thing that i don't know, if they don't overlap, then why wouldn't the authorities go for it? >> it's likely that they probably, well, we can't pre-judge these things, the surface transportation board, we know, jim, from previous attempts, by various rails, with certain consolidation they haven't liked, but to your point, with no overlap, i think the expectation is more likely that they will say yes to the deal and of course, the way it's structured, and the way we've seen previous rail deals structured, you can even go back, way back to when there were deals involving broadcast licenses, creation of this trust, so you're going to be able to sell your shares sooner than when the regulatory review period has ended, into the trust, and then they will take on the risk, at canadian pacific of closing the deal and should it go against them, they w

in burlington, saying, you do not think republicans put pork in their bills?s far as other countries, we help ourselves but keeping them healthy. so much selfishness is corroding what used to seem like civilized society. from new hampshire, this is johnny, saying totally ridiculous. i am a government worker who has not missed a check. another $1400, i will take it. let's go to kirk and alabama, who opposes this effort -- in alabama, who opposes this effort. caller: i oppose it because it is too late and too much goes to too many that should not really get it, including foreign governments. my question is why is it that c-span has not done a program that pertains to the fact that for what our representatives have crippled about for over a year in terms of supplying support to citizens because of this scamdemic. every country in the world you can name in terms of wealth, power, economy, australia, great britain, germany, france, the average of what they support their citizens with because of this -- is that our congresspeople have crippled over providing the ame

nina is bringing rainy conditions closer to home, we have a big swath of above normal temperatures burlington0. cincinnati, 71 des moines, 59 degrees tomorrow, look at chicago, you'll get up to 62 degrees, 11 degrees above average. cleveland, 71. hello, cleveland philadelphia, 62 as we get into the latter part of the week, nashville, you'll be in the mid-70s. same in raleigh. upper 70s in washington, d.c little rock will see temperatures into the upper 70s, >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a live look outside in san francisco, expect another windy day, but at least it will be sunny and temperatures will be comfortable, reaching into the mid-60s. some of our inland spots will reach the upper 60s. livermore will see a high of of 6 degrees and morgan hill expect a high of 67. also 67 in clearlake. as we go through the forecast, our temperatures will go from the 60s to the 70s and turn much warmer in time for the weekend. >> and another sign of spring, craig melvin with the bald fade. very fresh the kids, you're on fleek. >> did you say i'm on fleek? >> you're on fleek >> like fresh

in fact, right now it feels like three in burlington, 32 in washington, d.c. it feels like 19 in detroit. look at today's temperatures. the departures, seven degrees below average in boston with 39, birmingham, 13 degrees cooler than average at 55, memphis is at 50. the good news is as we head into next week, temperatures start warming up. by monday it's 60 in binghamton, 62 in raleigh, 68 in louisville, 64 in chicago, 66 in st. louis. as far as today's weather is concerned, it's a sunshine sandwich. we've got soggy bread in the northeast and the pacific northwest, but everywhere in between lots of sunshine, sunny and mild down in texas, all the way up into the upper plains and the great lakes.r r plains and the great lakes. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds ments. there will never be too many stories to write... or too many memories to make. but when it comes to a vehicle that will be there for it all. there's only one. jeep. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. rain is starting to clear the bay area. but if

think in 1981, stuart, we were selling bears one at a time on historic church street marketplace in burlington: is it, your bears, like the ones you're selling right there, 100% made in america, everything, the fur, the eyes, the buttons, everything? >> we import the fur but the bears are made here in shell burn, vermont. we import a shell which we fill. that is a predominant part of our business. we're proud to say we fill every bear with recycled plastic bottles, because they are a food grade product. we turn those into a filling and every bear is filled and shipped out that way, both the hinged bear as well as the big bears, the big hunk of love bears and floppy bears. stuart: i want to get this in. the big hero, little hero program. tell me. >> yes, sir. it's a important part of what we do here. the individual customer can either buy a bear and we set it aside and ship it to first-responders and the program allows us to give back to our community and, so what happens is the ambulances, first-responders, fire trucks, policemen, will have them in their unit. when they come across a situation

we go to burlington, vermont. rebecca, good morning.aller: good morning, thank you for having me on. i just want to read a piece from deuteronomy 22, "the women shall not wear that which pertain it to a man neither shall a man put on a woman's garment, for all that do so are an abomination to the lord thy god." god gives us free will to choose but it doesn't mean that what i choose to do is god's will. i choose either god's will or the will of the flesh. we have free will to do that, but again that doesn't mean that god is obstructing of the choice. thank you for having me on. host: a couple of comments from social media, this text from tim, saying that the gender qualification counsel is another progressive avenue to break down the fabric that makes america. progressives are out to destroy family, god, and white men, they hate america." on twitter, "i support the council." this from william, "women's issues should be fully studied and equality throughout this great nation will catapult the sense of sensible, lawful guidance through man

host: pam, burlington, north carolina, democrat joining us this morning. two concerns. one, the israeli pakistan relationship. i won't go into detail, it would take too long. in general i'm concerned about the pakistanis. second, i've been really concerned about the huge amount of trust that we must have lost when we left the kurds in syria. i was just wondering if you could respond to that concern as well. host: on the kurds in syria, we haven't deserted them completely. we reduced the size of our presence after isys was defeated and president trump seemed to want to get out completely, but he was talked into staying partly because it was a way to prevent iran from getting more influence in that part of syria and partly because it was a way to keep some control working with the kurds over the oil assets in syria that could limit his own power and ability to consolidate victory. for those reasons trump decided to keep a u.s. presence in the kurdish region of northeastern syria and we are still there. now, we are not doing that much, we don't have that much

thrive guide to help students with disconnect and emotional stress courtney kramer, local 22 news burlington. >> we're looking for other championed a going on for today is we try to reach for a body. we may not get there, but we will later in the week. we'll take a look at the forecast for zone and the extended just >> good morning. welcome back. 7.44 on of another spring-like day or it's going to be once we get past the morning exactly. almost 80 degrees day says he's not sure we're going to get there today, but maybe later in the week, dave. >> yeah, well, marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. will probably by the middle of next week and shoot in some cases to maybe close to the mid 80's. when you get the far east bay locations. the shot from timber on still shows the fog kind of entrenched there right at the water's edge of filling up the bay itself that again, will mix out as the morning starts to wane on. we're going to do the same thing again for tomorrow. but we'll have little bit of a thrust going on of a strong onshore wind going on overnight. and tomorrow morning. good

host: catherine in burlington, new jersey. you decided to get vaccinated. caller: yes, i did.ks ago i went into my family practice doctor and they had the shots. they said it is j&j, i said sign me up. host: how did you react? were you ok? caller: no problem at all. i had a sore arm the next day. that is it. i'm three weeks out. one shot and done. host: you didn't hesitate at all? caller: i was hesitant before i got there. once they told me they had it they gave it to me and i said i'll take it. the rest of my family is now signing up to get it. host: are you returning to normal life in some ways? caller: i'm going to wait it out a little bit longer until the rest of us get vaccinated here and then we could get together. host: what are you looking forward to? caller: the fourth of july, we will have a small barbecue or something in the backyard. host: i read a headline, independence day from covid-19 is what america could be celebrating. caller: absolutely. host: thanks for calling in and sharing your thoughts about getting vaccinated. we will take a break. we come back we wil

this is g w news live from burlington a stark focus on violence against women in the u.k. british police manhandle women protesting against male violence government ministers are now demanding an explanation for the heavy handed response that a vigil from murder victim sara after i'd also coming out. here on the streets of me and not as protesters continue to defy the frontis crackdown on dissent at least 4 people have been shot dead by police on another day of violence. a manuscript mackinnon thanks so much for joining us there is anger in the united kingdom over the police handling of the vigil and on of sarah ephrata the 33 year old was allegedly kidnapped and murdered by a police officer while walking home in london on the 3rd of march on saturday a gathering to honor her and of the victims of male violence was broken up by police citing coronavirus restrictions officers arrested 4 people. outrageous one police. officer becomes anger towards many arrests turned ugly as police attempted to enforce pandemic controls at a banned vigil the offices response drew criticism f