>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, captain. just out of curiosity, how many individual on this program. >> on average 53 people per month on the case load. we signed up 187 people in 2015. >> and in terms of what is in the report referred to absent without leave, awol. the leaders have to report to you with how many awols? >> we have been very successful. last year we had 34 people who in one way or another did not comply on a major basis. the advantage is we get reported to us in realtime. the more significant fact is that 93% of the people who complete the program, by our calculation and the numbers we report to the mayor, 93% do not recidivate within 12 months of completion of the program. >> batteries, what about dead batteries? >> we get alerts when a person's battery is dying. so when it goes below a certain percentage, we actually have the ability to buzz the person, which is send a person an alert to say it's time to recharge your battery. >> thank you, supervisor breed, any questions for captain paulsen? >>supervisor l

aaron and his brother moved in with ralph full-time. but aaron couldn't move on. to have left some trail somewhere. barely a teenager, he taught himself every web search engine. looked for years, but found no sign of his mom online. and a terrible suspicion took hold of him, hardened into something like certainty. his mother must be dead. his father must have done it. >> and after that, it became more of, okay, well where would he put her body? >> reporter: he was maybe 13 or 14 when he thought about his old coal mines around walsenburg. did you actually go out and look? >> oh yeah, oh yeah. i went through a lot of those mines myself. >> reporter: alone? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: you're looking for the remains of your own mother. i can't imagine what that -- >> i can't explain it. it's always been there, that fire that just drives you to do something. >> reporter: and then one day -- >> i had been going through some of my dad's stuff in the basement, and i found a box of stuff that supposedly she had taken with her. it was a denim jacket that her mother had given he

after all, to aaron, what day isn't? >> it is a perfect day for riding, really.y day. >> danielle crowley isn't expecting anything out of the ordinary, just the boys doing their usual antics. >> that's what they like to do. it's their fun, it's their release. you know, he's going to do a wheelie, he's going to come back down and he's going to be fine. >> danielle is filming another rider when aaron decides he wants to get in on the action. >> i wanted to get up so i was next to him, and as soon as i slipped the clutch to bring it up, i knew i brought it up pretty fast. and there's just this feeling when you get to a balance point in a wheelie that you're just like oh [ bleep ], what's going to happen here? >> suddenly, aaron is airborne, catapulted off his bike. >> as i was falling, it was just a butterfly gut feeling. >> aaron slides more than 30 feet with 20 or so other riders fast approaching. >> all these people are driving by me. pretty much felt like i made eye contact with every person who almost hit me. >> danielle's terrified of what she might have captu

the development brought aaron to a tipping point. were you no longer wavering at this point, aaron? god?" >> yeah. >> reporter: "my father killed my mother?" >> yeah. >> reporter: now, aaron, too, wrote his dad a letter. if he was guilty -- >> it's time. it's time to man up and -- and do what you should've done two years ago. >> reporter: keith's defense attorneys went to the prosecutors to hammer out a plea deal. they agreed on 30 years in soliciting the hit. moments later, keith was standing in a paducah courtroom, speaking the words his family and friends never in a million years thought they'd hear him say -- yes, he murdered julie. >> there's no excuse for what i did, and i can't take it back, and she was my best friend and i don't know what happened to me, but i did it, and there's nothing i can do about it. >> reporter: temple bradley, who works near the courthouse, was there. >> i'm just -- my heart breaking. that the person that i have put -- whole heartedly put my trust in for two years has lied to my face. >> i just can't believe we've been deceived in that way, because w

say hello to aaron paul, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: there he is, aaron paul! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you, thank you! >> wow. >> jimmy: thank you for finally being a guest on the program. >> oh, it's so good to be here. >> jimmy: you look sharp. >> so do you. >> jimmy: nice watch. >> oh, thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: i mean i -- i couldn't receive any gifts here. [ laughter ] >> this is a gift from when we wrapped "breaking bad." >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that looks great. thank you for doing -- we've done sketches before. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you helped us out with that. i appreciate that. >> oh, it's always good to be here. >> jimmy: did you see our puppies predict the -- >> those puppies, my god, yes. >> jimmy: they're cute, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: they're really cute. >> i would love one of those puppies. >> jimmy: you want one? >> i mean, i already asked. they said they were all taken. you know. >> jimmy: no, we can make something happen. [ laughter ]

>> talk to me about aaron nola. you know him obviously, people are ready to fall in love with another guy. and everyone who has met him says this is the guy. >> yes, and he is really easy to like, works quickly, throws strikes, multiple pimples, command a strike zone as a fan we should all like aaron nola, especially cold day like there is keeps the day moving. >> and then we also love mikhail franco, i shared with you his bats are made in norristown. and apparently charlie manuel is who made the whole connection happen. he's another guy that fan are ready to love? >> and they should be. we had chance to watch him in spring training, hits it a long way, bright future, wearing phillies uniform for long time. i don't know a lot about the bats, but whatever works i'm fine with it. >> what's the hardest part about being the gm of the philadelphia phillies. >> i think first of all i'm new gm, so sort of learning the rhythm of the job, every month, every day present something little different that i haven't experienced ye

accordingly, when the ballots were counted, jefferson and aaron burr each had 73 votes. even though every republican elector had intended to vote for print -- jefferson as president, and aaron burr as a vice, the election was thrown to the house of representatives where neither party controlled. hoping to strike a deal with aaron burr for their support, federalist homily house for seven days and 35 ballots before letting jefferson prevail after republicans threatened civil war and disunion. these federalist mechanisms underscored the failure of the constitutional provision for electing the vice president. with republicans taking control of both houses of congress, and effort began almost immediately to amend the constitution to -- and effort began almost immediately to amend the constitution to provide a vote for president and a vote for print might president -- for vice president. this provided a shift to partisan ship. and the vice president was considered part of the president's team. it reduce the chances for an minority party -- a minority party to roll the system.

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i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. a massive water main break could have a huge impact on how you get to work. >> chances are you want to leave the house a little early. we have complete coverage for you this morning. we'll get to melissa mollet in first-alert traffic. but to erika gonzalez who just got to the scene, we'll begin there. erika? >> reporter: hi, aaron, good morning. so we just got word that there's good news, two of the southbound lanes are now open. and now you've got all northbound lanes own. so what we're looking at here, all this debris was the runoff. this has all been pushed over here. we are right at rockville park and cedar lane. so a crew member told me this is actually the same main b covered somngld to snarl traffic and crews feverishly to get this prepared. you have the northbound lanes flowing and two southbound lanes now flowing here along rockville pike. i'm erika gonzalez, back to you. >> erika, thank you. >>> for more now on how to get around, let's go to melissa mollet in the first-alert

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, captain. just out of curiosity, how many individual on this program. >> on average 53 people per month on the case load. we signed up 187 people in 2015. and in terms of what is in the report referred to absent without leave, awol. the leaders have to report to you with how many awols? >> we have been very successful. last year we had 34 people who in one way or another did not comply on a major basis. the advantage is we get reported to us in realtime. the more significant fact is that 93% of the people who complete the program, by our calculation and the numbers we report to the mayor, 93% do not recidivate within 12 months of completion of the program. >> batteries, what about dead batteries? >> we get alerts when a person's battery is dying. so when it goes below a certain percentage, we actually have the ability to buzz the person, which is send a person an alert to say it's time to recharge your battery. >> thank you, supervisor breed, any questions for captain paulsen? >>supervisor lond

aaron bailey and his son, aden are on their way to aden's school.e train stops at the main street platform, the doors open and little aid clutching his father's hand, steps out on the platform. that's when the terrifying ordeal begins. >> i had him in my hand, such as this. and he exited first and as he was exiting he pushed the handicap ramp. >> it causes it to close right on his father's hand. completely separated if his son. it's a race against time for aaron to get off of the train. >> i frantically tried to push the open door button and they did not open. being a father i panicked, not knowing what to do i pushed the emergency intercom button and will was no answer. >> a young woman who witnesses the incident pushes on the outside of the door in hopes it will open. but it's no use. in a matter of seconds, the train begins to pull away from the station, tearing apart the father from his 3-year-old son. while aaron helplessly rides to the next train station, the kind bystander pulls aiden to the side and waits with him. aaron gets off at next sta

. >> get back. >> oh, my goodness gracious. >> as the hailstones fall, aaron has a disturbing thought initially, we were just looking at the yard being beat up, landscaping was ruined within a few seconds. >> oh, my gosh. >> and then i started realizing, oh, i didn't put my car in the garage. >> yeah, our cars are ruined. >> the deluge is so intense and the hailstones so large, aaron can't risk running the 20 feet to his cars. >> basically, i didn't want to go outside and risk dying. the house is shaking. i mean, that's a real possibility to get hit in the head with a baseball-size piece of hail and die immediately. so there was nothing we could do but watch our cars get beat up. >> that's all hail. that's not snow. >> aaron is helpless as the waves of projectiles fly downward, and he's not the only one. the storm is now full force and oklahoma city is getting pounded with thousands of large hailstones. >> armageddon. >> just five miles away, mak maddux -- >> it's armageddon. >> -- is taking shelter from the falling destruction at his girlfriend, shannon story's, apartment. >> look at

the site offers gents for all occasions, they can run your aaron's, wash your dishes, iron your, iron your pants be the perfect wedding date complete with a perfect wedding dance. anything a woman wants to do the ball is in our court, she chooses. >> the woman is actually hiring me, she can be however she wants. and you have to like me. >> exactly the website cautions clients not to expect any form of emotional and physical bond because it is not part of the deal. >> i'm just here as a friend and talk will have a good time. >> you show up to the situation knowing what's entailed, it's all in writing. so there are no expectations any just act like yourself. >> why is this so modern, empowering and cue. when older men men do the same thing with younger women it's a cheap escort service. but when the roles are flipped, oh it's delightful. >> delightful. >> is it okay or not okay despite the sex. >> it sexist your sexist are a. >> guilty. >> just like an escort service service if you can go $200 an hour with a date you can go a little extra. >> this doesn't get a better than this, the sun

i'm aaron from sweden and i'm a professional adventurer. >> this is 28-year-old aaron anderson.e calls himself an adventurer. he's a swedish para climber and there's nothing he can do. he just happens to be in a wheelchair. >> doctors found a cancer tumor in the size of a small fist in my lower back. i had a tough year. a year full of chemotherapy and radiation therapy to kill the cancer. unfortunately it didn't work. >> at 9 years old he had the tumor removed and that left him in the wheelchair. he started wheelchair school. he had to have another surgery at 24 and then had to give up wheelchair sports. there's no stopping him. he stepped up to the challenge and he climbs the highest mountain in sweden. >> it makes me want to look at you and say what did you do this weekend? >> yeah. what have you done with your life? >> he's training for ironman. he has a secret adventure on the way. >> he climbs kilimanjaro. >> and he's training. so, yeah. get off the couch and let's do it. >>> driving in asia is pretty much controlled chaos. >> you can see anything like in this video from th

. >> aaron shows up. he goes in and makes some excuse as to why crystal couldn't come.n tells me that -- he had beverly take photographs of the house with her phone. >> reporter: so that explained why those photos, the detective had seen, were dark and blurry, lewis said he'd asked beverly to send them to crystal since she couldn't be there. >> he said they walked upstairs and when they got to the top of the stairs, he pulled out a flashlight taser and told her that she was about to have a bad day. and she asked, "what are you talking about?" and he says, "you're being kidnapped." >> beverly must've been just absolutely terrified. >> i-- no doubt. no doubt. >> reporter: lewis then claimed he had an accomplice, and he wasn't talking about his wife who had set up the meeting with beverly. it was someone else. >> he said if anything happened to beverly, trevor done it. >> who's trevor? >> trevor is a guy that -- that -- aaron actually lived with for a short period of time. >> did this give you some hope that maybe there was an accomplice here and that maybe he did have bev

that's all i got. >> i remember when we met aaron, the man was absolutely tattooed. just incredibly inked. if one word describes him, it's intense. just full of energy. i remember when my producer asked him, what's the daily routine. he started right in on telling us what it was all about. >> one person gets down, the bunk down, you come over here, do your business. you wipe your sink out when you're done. this has to be pristine. this has to be clean. the inside. see how i'm playing in the toilet, this is clean. i could wash my face in it, we keep everything that clean. we don't live like pigs. we're not animals. everything is spotless. that's why everything's so shiny. there's etiquette, you don't do this, you know what i mean? see, i have to pass gas, i don't fart in the cell. i'll sit on the [ bleep ] and hit the button. that way -- you're so contained every little smell is offensive. it's hell. it's constant pressure every day. it's like an animal in a cage. you get poked, prodded, not just by staff, but by everybody. everything's -- everything's a challenge. th

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. a massive water main break could have a huge impact on how you get to work. >> chances are you want to leave the house a little early. we have complete coverage for you this morning. we'll get to melissa mollet in first-alert traffic. but to erika gonzalez who just got to the scene, we'll begin there. erika? >> reporter: hi, aaron, good morning. so we just got word that there's good news, two of the southbound lanes are now open. and now you've got all northbound lanes own. so what we're looking at here, all this debris was the runoff. this has all been pushed over here. we are right at rockville park and cedar lane. so a crew member told me this is actually the same main b

oh, she missed you. >> thank you, melissa. >> welcome back, aaron. why want to be accused of not being part of the welcome wagon. temperatures this afternoon back up close to 80 once again. tomorrow also promises to be a very warm day, but it does come with a chance for some storms tomorrow afternoon. april showers may continue for much of the week as a very unsettled pattern returns beginning tomorrow afternoon. especially on into wednesday. headed out the door early this morning, 40s in the suburbs to around 50 downtown. we'll see a nice rise in temperatures today. we should be in the mid to upper 60s by noontime. 83 in fredericksburg. we'll take a look at the 7 day and the school day coming up. >>> update on the problem in maeps, th manassas, that just cleared out of the way. we're talking about we open. no access to ramp 95 south because of a paving operation. 395, we had some road work there near duke street move out of the way, now southbound after seminary, we have the two left lanes getting by the work zone there. a live look 270 at montrose,

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, captain. just out of curiosityhow many individual on this program. >> on average 53 people per month on the case load. we signed up 187 people in 2015. >> and in terms of what is in the report referred to absent without leave, awol. the leaders have to report to you with how many awols? >> we have been very successful. last year we had 34 people who in one way or another did not comply on a major basis. the advantage is we get reported to us in realtime. the more significant fact is that 93% of the people who complete the program, by our calculation and the numbers we report to the mayor, 93% do not recidivate within 12 months of completion of the program. >> batteries, what about dead batteries? >> we get alerts when a person's battery is dying. so when it goes below a certain percentage, we actually have the ability to buzz the person, which is send a person an alert to say it's time to recharge your battery. >> thank you, supervisor breed, any questions for captain paulsen? >>supervisor lon

byerly's bunk. >> aaron byerly?> today, byerly goes to a discipline hearing. >> i'm not going to be a person that puts my business out there. if they say they found something and they found it, i'm not just going to say it was mine and cop out like that. that's just not my style. >> go to the table over there and have a seat in that red chair. >> byerly is due to transfer to prison any day now. if he is sent to segregation before then, that sanction could carry over to prison, as well. >> do you want to tell me your side of the story? >> yeah. when the s.o.r.t. team had came in, i was at the very front of the door. i was watching tv. there was a group of people by my rack. i don't know who put it there, i can't give you no individual name or nothing like that. all i can say is it wasn't mine. >> here's what i got. this isn't your first time getting caught with contraband. and it's hard for me to believe that that wasn't yours, especially it was wrapped up and underneath a cup in the corner of your bunk. i mean you a

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they send aaron nola looking for the first victory of the season. chris carter singles in a run. 1-brewers, that's the only one nola gave up in the seven innings. franco, a towering home run, 2-run shot. he would later hit another homer in the game. nola gets the win rms so do the the -- so do the phils. >>> union game here at home, coverage begins at 3:30. you can catch that match on 6abc. i'm ducis rogers have yourself a terrific weekend. >>> fans attending the union game will face extra security all fans being checked with metal detecters wands across the country. major league soccer announced the measures this week. mls says the new measures

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, captain.ust out of curiosity, how many individual on this program. >> on average 53 people per month on the case load. we signed up 187 people in 2015. >> and in terms of what is in the report referred to absent without leave, awol. the leaders have to report to you with how many awols? >> we have been very successful. last year we had 34 people who in one way or another did not comply on a major basis. the advantage is we get reported to us in realtime. the more significant fact is that 93% of the people who complete the program, by our calculation and the numbers we report to the mayor, 93% do not recidivate within 12 months of completion of the program. >> batteries, what about dead batteries? >> we get alerts when a person's battery is dying. so when it goes below a certain percentage, we actually have the ability to buzz the person, which is send a person an alert to say it's time to recharge your battery. >> thank you, supervisor breed, any questions for captain paulsen? >>supervisor lon

presentsway that lin the ehrenberg conflict -- aaron burr conflict. they had contrasting personalities. hamilton is a very aggressive and confident person, burr place everything -- a more cautious individual. .e would hang back during the war, burr fell in love with the wife of a british officer. there is a scene when hamilton says, if you love this woman, why don't you go get her? it is meant to point out the difference in personality between the two men. as time goes on, the difference in politics and ideology will become even that much more important. that is what lin is referring to. as we are ong this affair, you mention this earlier. we have an answer from the program about reynolds. this pamphlet was written when? ron: 1797. when hamilton was treasury secretary, a beautiful 23-year-old woman came to his door. she had been abandoned by her husband james reynolds and she was in need of money. hamilton was then the most powerful and controversial man in the government. hamilton slipped out of the house, went to her moving house, said that he found

in baltimore, aaron gilchrest, news 4. >> you can see more of aaron's interview with commissioner davis right here on the nbc washington app. search baltimore. tomorrow aaron takes us back to the neighborhood where freddie gray was arrested. and where the rioting was focused last year. that's tomorrow at news 4 at 6:00 in the evening. >>> it felt like summer again today. will it feel like that tomorrow? >> this was the last of the open toe shoe weather. i know, >> yeah. >> a lot of people out in flip-flops, shorts, t-shirts. incredible. tomorrow you have to haul out the fleece again. a warm coat. we have a big change on the way. we have the temperatures that are right now hovering in the 80s. the mid 80s here. but it is 50 degrees colder in massachusetts. worcester, massachusetts, only 35 degrees. some of that chilly air is coming our way. as we look at this live view, we have that from oklahoma, we yes just talking about that. weatherford, oklahoma, we have some huge clouds building. right now around our region, a severe thunderstorm watch that is in effect. look at those nasty dark cl

who is going to raise the price target to 140 this morning, and aaron, good to see you. >> great. thanks for having me. >> would you weigh in on the conversation that you have been listening to? >> yes, we believe that facebook today is executing on all cylinders, and active users up 16%, and the ad growth is up 63% year over year, and so similar to yahoo! you don't get fired for buying facebook, and so with the ad inventory, it is going to continue for several years here sh, and facebook is in the relative early angst, and valuation is less than 25 times earnings even with the pop today, and the valuation is reasonable. we are cognizant that you won't trade at 40, 50 times multiple on the facebook, but the high 20 or 30s with the multiple give whaen you are paying for the traditional company is reasonable given facebook's growth rate. >> can i ask you if there is any concern on the ra radar screen regarding the channels of reven revenue? and you just said that they are hitting on every cylinder, but which cylinder is not firing for you, and or is it perfect? >> well, the instagra

i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. 5:31.s get to four things to know about your forecast. >> i'm still amazed at made police's 4-1-1 comment. what's the 4-1-1 was harry j blige's album in 1992 and she just guessed 1992. >> one of my favorite all-time songs. >> did you just know that on your own? >> no, i googled it. that's how anyone knows anything anymore. what do you need to know about the weather? no sun for you today. not anywhere across our area. moderate rain is moving in and it will be on the cool side today. showers are lurking just done to our south and west. they're coming our way. grab your umbrellas and insulated rain coats. temperatures stuck in the for today. melissa, i'm very, very impressed with your picking 1992 and domally. >> i had no idea. just guessed. 1992 sounded about right. >> job well done. i'd rather be lucky than good any day. >> taking a look at one problem right now, in alexandria, east reed avenue closed at route 1 there. that's right across from potomac yard, this is that barricade situation t

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, captain. just out of curiosity, how many individual on this program. >> on average 53 people per month on the case load. we signed up 187 people in 2015. >> and in terms of what is in the report referred to absent without leave, awol. the leaders have to report to you with how many awols? >> we have been very successful. last year we had 34 people who in one way or another did not comply on a major basis. the advantage is we get reported to us in realtime. the more significant fact is that 93% of the people who complete the program, by our calculation and the numbers we report to the mayor, 93% do not recidivate within 12 months of completion of the program. >> batteries, what about dead batteries? >> we get alerts when a person's battery is dying. so when it goes below a certain percentage, we actually have the ability to buzz the person, which is send a person an alert to say it's time to recharge your battery. >> thank you, supervisor breed, any questions for captain paulsen? >>supervisor l

are you aaron burr, sir? >> show night, what time do you get here? >> half hour before.hat's lin. he's fully dressed. i'm not, but notorious for that. >> it makes people very nervous. >> i'm going to shoot him in, like, three hours. don't tell anybody. >> what were your impressions of aaron burr before you got drawn into the show. most people knew one thing about him, he's the guy who killed hamilton. >> i knew what that michael bayh commercial told me. >> today's $10,000 question, who shot alexander hamilton. >> aaron burr! >> i'm sorry. >> there is that line in the show where you say, i'm the villain in your history books. i guess this is the way it is going to be. was he a villain? >> that was his own -- well, not the villain part, but the world was wide enough was his own quote, you know. that's lifted. lin took that right from burr's lips, the world is wide enough for hamilton and me. ♪ >> tommy and david corn are production designers. david corn did all the set, helped me find a place i could watch the audience for a couple of minutes bef they couldn't see me, but

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so next up is somebody who is we're pleased to welcome back to district 3 it is exciting a have aaron peskin for all the residents the district 3. >> supervisor peskin as you may know was reelected to the sgrvrz and his leadership definitely been a positive diversities in enfuss spirit and energy into our procedures thank you very much and please welcome supervisor aaron peskin (clapping). >> >> (speaking foreign language.) good morning and thank you adrian and mayor ed lee city administrator naomi kelly and chief suhr is a pleasure to associate meaningful with the mayor with the first decade i'm delighted it the community ambassador program is coming to chinatown to augment our already rich our integrate web of neighborhood services provided through incredible nonprofits like self-help for the fact elderly thank you, andy chang autopsy and thank you for the fact work you do the fact fact all my colleagues want community ambassador programs speaks to the success of mayor ed lee and adrian program ether the last half decade chinatown needs those resources this is the densest community

. >> hey, guys, aaron paul is my est tonight. plus we have governor chris christie and thank you notes. do not change the channel. >> and hallippening now, the bu ride for driverless cars. potholes are confusing those vehicles. we've updated the story on our home page. >> and the navy is backing off from its policy on tattoos. they're trying to attract more mill millennials. the new rules take effect at the end of the month. aboutwhou fr no-- drk sppi wi si . >>> about two hours from right now, drunk shopping will surge again. no kidding. that's when tipsy people jump online to click away from everything from dresses, lingerie and shoes. this is real now. online retailer lists says orders are up nearly 50% at 2:00 a.m. saturday compared to the same time at other times and they spend about 30% more. >> purchasing something gives you that happy surge. it's certainly something people are looking for at the end of a long work week. >> experts say to curb the urge, simply don't save your credit card number online. >> up next, we had a

so next up is somebody who is we're pleased to welcome back to district 3 it is exciting a have aaron peskin for all the residents the district 3. >> supervisor peskin as you may know was reelected to the sgrvrz and his leadership definitely been a positive diversities in enfuss spirit and energy into our procedures thank you very much and please welcome supervisor aaron peskin (clapping). >> >> (speaking foreign language.) good morning and thank you adrian and mayor ed lee city administrator naomi kelly and chief suhr is a pleasure to associate meaningful with the mayor with the first decade i'm delighted it the community ambassador program is coming to chinatown to augment our already rich our integrate web of neighborhood services provided through incredible nonprofits like self-help for the fact elderly thank you, andy chang autopsy and thank you for the fact work you do the fact fact all my colleagues want community ambassador programs speaks to the success of mayor ed lee and adrian program ether the last half decade chinatown needs those resources this is the densest community

>> reporter: absolutely, aaron, good morning. and they just finished up with the mayor about ten minutes ago and some of the folks are right behind me. their focus today is on folks who work in the home health care industry. those are the people who take care of some of the most vulnerable, the sick and the elderly. and also joining them, airport workers today to fight to live and work in the city. low-wage workers bring their fight for a $15 minimum wage to d.c.'s city hall. >> one check is the bills, and that's it. and i have to go to family members sometimes for >> reporter: tiffany hunter is losing a day's pay under the current $13.84 an hour to be here and to speak out for the 3,000 or so home health care aides in the city in the fight for $15 push that's already made its way to other major cities across the nation. caregivers and airport workers demanding more money and the right to form a union. >> i was even threatened by a manager that if i wanted to join the union that i would be let go. so, i'm not scared of the threa

here with us is bob tech and aaron kessler. aaron, why did yo think they wo be a downgrade?xpect the pace of market expansion to grow, then q4 was a disappointment because margins were slow. fulfillment expenses were higher than expected. we think some of that is one-time. that got us a bit worried. but the prospect of increasing also amazon web basing competition. >> you still think it's going to rise, the price target is 655? >> correct. 655, that was down from a previous target of 760. so less upside we expect. >> gentlemen, let me interrupt briefly. getting some news on some fed officials from the fed president. steve liesman has that. >> boston bank president eric ros rosengrin saying markets may be too slow in pricing in rate hikes. he says the market path of rate hikes is too low. i believe it will likely be appropriate to resume the path of gradual tightening sooner than is implied by financial market futures. eric rosengren one of the most dovish voting members of the fed open market committee. he says the u.s. has weathered foreign shocks well and risks from abroad

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i'm eun yang. >> and i'm adam tuss in for aaron bigilchrist.en't seen rain for a long time. >> we also haven't seen tuss with facial hair. of course the elephant is out of the room. >> in for a good cause. go donate, my twitter page. >> is this based on the caps going through the playoffs? >> that's correct. >> how is that coming along for your flyers? >> let's you've alomove along. >> i like the beard. >> welcome to the morning. >> good morning. in the weather headlines, tdry day, loads of pollen in the air. maybe a rumble or two tomorrow, but still looking nice for the weekend. nearest raindrops are back off to our west. temperatures today, climbing out of the 50s this morning into the mid and upper 70s later on this afternoon. it's time for traffic, here is jack taylor from wtop. >> good morning. we have an early morning work zone that has just about wrapped up, upper loop of 236. all trafl lanes should be open. also clearing north on 395 near duke street, crews working with just the right lane getting by. and 50 out of the bay bridge, about

well, some young players, that includes herrera, mikhail franco, today's starting push err, aaron nola, we got a taste of last season, even more of a taste this season as he is the de factor ace with this philadelphia phillies team. these players are hoping to make it an enjoyable one. i caught up with cam on rough, phillies starting catch here talked about that topic and more. >> we're excited, you know, we have got a lot of young players, come out every day, and you're going to get 100%. you know, a lot of energy, and we're having fun playing the game. you know, didn't start out the way we wanted to in cincinnati but we pulled it together in new york, hope to keep it going. >> cameron rupp talking about the start of the 2016 season for the phillies on the road, they dropped the first four games, but had a nice come back in the last two up at city field in new york against those mets, and we'll hope that they can bring some that far mojo here to citizens bank park today as they start it off at cbp with the padres, jim, brooke? >> thanks a lot, pat. the field is set. the players are wa

. >>> aaron nola's career is off to one of the greatest starts by a phillies pitcher in team history but nola has had no luck with the nationals. he has allowed 13 earned runs over a 15 innings against the nationals. things going south in south philadelphia a for aaron nola and phillies, quickly tonight, again, how about nola, first inning, bryce harper with the routine fly. ruf drops the ball. they allowed eight total first inning runs. fourth inning, nationals get two more the pitcher doubles to right. phillies down five to nothing. fifth inning, bryce harper, gone. two run shot. nola allows a career high seven runs to the nationals. phillies lose eight-one. they have been out scored 17-two in the series, so farrah begins the nationals. >> i don't expect nola to be perfect every time out especially a guy that realize on command so much, and it just happened to be back to back with hellickson's outing yesterday. so nola is a lot better then he pitch tonight. >> well, between the flyers and the phillies, brutal weekend for our team against washington. phillies and flyers, destroyed b