to appreciate the type of struggles that people like this have because it's easy to look at it from afar but never understand what specific needs they have. >> reporter: that's the mesge the executive director wanted people to walk away with. >> for me the end of poverty is really paved by everybody who's not in poverty caring so much about it that they'll commit their lives to it. >> if you'd like to help beat poverty and get involved with that nonprofit group, head to our free wusa 9 mobile app and learn more. >>> we're not the only one preparing for snowfall. much of the northeast is bracing for winter's last hurrah they hope. snow has already started falling in new york city and connecticut, new jersey and pennsylvania are also hunkering down. baer looking for something to do on your snow days, you could go springing. as you may know, it closed slopes a couple weeks ago because of the unusually warm weather but now managers are hoping to take advantage of this impending winter storm. this was video taken a few hours gow. you can see they're already making snow on the mountains and mo

. >> from afar. [ laughter ] >>> you know, we're going to take a closer view of the bay bridge this morningnd we're able to see it because the visibility is perfect. a few clouds, this is the scene looking at our live weather camera at the very tip-top of the bay bridge. you know, the span is about 525 feet from the bay water. when you can see the top you figure it's about 600 feet. so we have a nice view this morning. no reports of airport delays. temperatures is down to 39 in livermore. 42 santa rosa. 40s across the bay and peninsula. it's 44 in redwood city. yesterday we had this area of low pressure swipe the northwest quadrant of the state of california. we saw raindrops all the way into our north bay and east bay. we had some light rain in oakland. now we will be the recipient of a few clouds but look at the numbers going up. we have been below average and now we're talking about above average temperatures from the seashore with the sunshine in pacifica at rockaway beach to 68 degrees in los altos. good morning to all of you in the east palo alto area at 70 degrees backing through san

and amsterdam, afar right demanded an apology.l forbid the turkish candidate from campaigning in the netherlands.“ forbid the turkish candidate from campaigning in the netherlands. ifi we re campaigning in the netherlands. ifi were prime minister today, i would declare until at least half of april, when they have this referendum in turkey, i would call the whole cabinet of turkey persona non grata for a month or two. back in germany, police were deployed as the turkish economy minister gave a series of speeches on sunday. and, ahead of april's referendum, ministers are said to be planning rallies in several eu countries. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: solidarity through fashion. india and pakistan come together on the catwalk in a special london showcase. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards and it was a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb on a remote pacific atoll. the americans had succ

. >> reporter: parade of war looks like a celebration of soldiers from afar. >> when you get up close to it, they are walking cadavers. >> reporter: the exhibition works to show that a century later that world war i is relative. world war i an american art is on display through april 9. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> all right the time, 72:52 there's a new place to honor the king of rock and roll at elvis presley's graceland compound. this weekend his wife priscilla was on hand to open the entertainment complex. it showcases 20 of his favorite vehicles and new exhibit taking fans through his life and career from mississippi to hollywood. tickets are on sale for tours through the rest of the year. that's pepe. boris doesn't just grow good coffee, boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm to grow even better coffee and invest in his community, which makes his neighbor, gustavo, happy. that's blanca. yup, pepe and blanca got together. things happen. all this for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee. packed

they are relishing the idea that they are able to influence the ca campaign from afar.lobal puppets. on the other side, it does box them in in terms of white house policy. trump is absent in saying negative things about vladimir putin. it is tough for him to come up with policy that may suit russian interests or lead to something between russia and washington because of the suspected collusion. that is the mess we're in right now. i'm sure there will be some delighted to see the bickering that the accusations. >> asked about putin over the weekend and trump called him a tough cookie. that is all he had to say. we know the government is pretending not to listen. what about the people and the press? >> reporter: state tv is addressing this and appears to be less glowing of donald trump in the past few weeks. when trump calls putin a cookie, consider the statement. vladimir putin is a man who grew up after world war ii poverty stricken at times. rose up with the kgb to be president of the country. very different men from different backgrounds. >> looking forward. thank you

i mean, we go through this, it's really deeply troubling to me, as i watch it, from afar, i will tell you because this president has promised to drain the swamp. it is his agenda that is responsible for the election not only his election, but of so many in the house and so many in the senate and to defy, to defy the american people on this is a very big mistake, it seems to me, for speaker ryan and his leadership and there would be an accounting, and it would be, i think, a very damaging to the president. >> well, the president is committed to doing it right. i know i believe him to be a man of his word, and he wants to do it right. we in the house are committed to making sure -- lou: let me be clear, congressman, i'm not talking about him being the architect of that injury. i'm saying that paul ryan is, and i'm saying it as clearly as i can. it's got to stop. >> it certainly is a leadership plan at this point, and what we've got to do, lou, is work very diligently to make sure that we don't have a new tax. here's one of the issues i have with it. it's got a refundable tax credit whic

what looks really nice from afar, that same tree when i took a closeup picture, these are not in shadow. these are the frozen cherry blossom petals. you can see the weeping cherry tree under the 14th street bridge. look at that. 20 or 25% of the blossoms able to hold on after all of those freezes. between the rain drops today and wednesday, thursday will be your last best chance to see what we have. there's another chance of rain on friday. today though we're tracking chances for rain. thunder showers down across central virginia are likely to move in here for the second part of the morning commute. for more on that and a talk on temperatures, let's go over to cluster chuck was showing you a moderate to heavy rain to move in shortly before lunchtime or late this morning. i would say around 9:00, 10:00. getting closer. near charlottesville. temperature wise, aaron mentioned how warm it was. 61 in the district. 56 dulles. if you're walking the dogs today, we have one available for adoption, this guy right here. if you are walking the dog today, looking for a dog to walk, well, it's going

what looks really nice from afar, that same tree when i took a closeup picture, these are not in shadowese are the frozen cherry blossom petals. you can see the weeping cherry tree under the 14th street bridge. look at that. 20 or 25% of the blossoms able to hold on after all of those freezes. between the rain drops today and wednesday, thursday will be your last best chance to see what we have. there's another chance of rain on friday. today though we're tracking chances for rain. thunder showers down across central virginia are likely to move in here for the second part of the morning commute. for more on that and a talk on temperatures, let's go over to

if i was monitoring it from afar and not willing to read the dodd frank regulation, and a concerned citizenchange leverage requirements on banks. the equity requirement should be even a greater than they are. at the very least, they would not be reduced. the vocal rule. some republican dozen say the rule had nothing 22nd the financial crisis. these big banks loaded up on sub prime mortgage risks. it was hard to know who had what. that was at the heart of crisis. the rule that for bids them from turning themselves into hedge funds using taxpayer money, that's a very important thing to keep in place. the consumer financial protection bureau. that makes imminent sense to have a watch dog. >> michael lewis, thank you very much for joining us and giving us finally the key to the mystery of donald trump. anyone who really wants to understand donald trump had better go back and read "money ball." if you're lazy, watch the movie. michael make penny or two either way. and the new book, "the undoing." >> coming up, president obama responds to donald trump accusing him of committing a crime. where's f

they're meant to collect intelligence from afar and when you release them you essentially jeopardizebility and that means we can't use them. we have to send s.e.a.l.s to collect intelligence and that puts people at risk. exposing these capabilities isn't about embarrassing us, it has really tangible, real world security implications for both of the u.s. and others. >> cyber tools like this, these weapons have become an incredibly important part of our arsenal to keep the country safe, haven't they? >> absolutely. again, we hear a lot about oh, can we turn on -- can the cia turn on your samsung tv and the capabilities exists, the difference is that the cia, the intelligence community does not collect on u.s. persons. it's executive order 12333. you can go to jail if you do that. there's a big distinction between using intelligence to look outside of the united states, look at people in yemen and people in russia, versus law enforcement where a wiretap would have to be approved by a judge to listen to a u.s. person. because we have these capabilities, because we collect intelligence ag

>> stephen: that you had a crush on her from afar when you were younger?on, didn't you. >> stephen: we've got a research team here. so, anyway, this young man, you were his first crush right over there. >> jon: hello. oh, my goodness! hey! >> hello! >> jon: hello! nice to meet you. >> i'm a huge fan of yours. >> jon: thank you! ( applause ) >> stephen: it's not a bad gig, hey, jon. >> jon: hey, man, not bad. >> stephen: we had your brother on here. >here. >> jesse. >> stephen: we had jesse on here from "empire." who is the better smollett? >> i think jesse would tell you me absolutely. >> stephen: how many of the smolletts are there. >> six of us please, i have to ask you one more time. >> jjorks jazz, jesse, jockey. >> stephen: where do you fall in the family? >> i'm the fourth. i'm the youngest girl. me and my sisters were the only girls and we held on to each other for dear life with four brother s. >> stephen: well, i'm one of eight brothers and three girls. >> ouch! >> stephen: but whatever your family is seems normal. >> absolutely! it's your normal.

so you know, look tweeting from afar without going on to the hill and really doing the hard work, yesw the president had at least one meeting on the hill but, still, ultimately, he shouldn't have been that surprised this didn't get where he wanted to go. liz: i already fair phrased it. i want our viewers to hear it here is the representative, justin amash. >> is this a actual negotiating tactic by the president or constructive way to do it? >> i mean, it is constructive in fifth grade. liz: okay. so he, exactly what i said. but that's a republican, ed, and i would, i would be surprised if you can really get much done if you're saying i'm going to fight the dems and i'm going to fight the freedom caucus. you need to wheel and deal. by the way, we do have breaking news as i understand it. can we show adam schiff? the california democrat representative adam schiff, who is on the house intelligence committee is holding a news conference talking about the house side and its effort on russian intelligence matters. we will be listening in. we'll bring you any highlights but christie, the sen

beautiful to watch from afar. why didn't they have warning.for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — us secretary of state rex tillerson has met the japanese prime minister, but will he have a tougher time when he heads to beijing this weekend? and when these us congressmen couldn't fly because of snow, they drove to washington all the way from texas. and of course, they streamed it live. that's still to come on 100 days, from bbc news. a day of contrasts in the uk today, the best of the sunshine in the south—east. this was taken by a weather watcher in kent, looking across a field of daffodils. cloud and showers in - north—west and showers in the north—west highlands. you can see in between the two there was a fair bit of cloud. a bigi@ difference- cloud. a big temperature difference either side of this front. that fresher air in the north—west will win out. it is coming behind a weak fm that win out. it is coming behind a weak ff-mt that will win out. it is coming behind a weak “mt that will drift win out. it is coming behind

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. >> it's nice to see from afar. >> i just think of the chaos it causes in people's lives. >> maybe onack porch with my phone when it's 80 degrees here. let's look at what's going on at home. hi, everybody. sutro tower looking pretty calm and quiet out there. mild to warm today from the coast inland, mainly sunny sky. navigating fog the next few mornings as a storm system draws near for wednesday, a little bit stronger monday if you're looking for rain. here's a look at the jet stream. you can see the blocking high over, putting the jet stream up into canada, but then dives into dixie, and there you go, you got yourself a nor'easter and heavy snow. that blocking high is going to hold out one more -- tomorrow also until the sunsets and then up in the north bay, a chance of very small chance of very light weather. here we are at noon tomorrow, the clouds increasing as the cold front tries to slide down the coast. by 5:00, lake and mendocino counties and the system falls apart even quicker than yesterday. so that means the north bay, you're hardly going to get anything. the rest of us, pr

around towards the players or someone throwing something on the field it can seem entertaining from afar but for those players it's a real safety risk. if you are a player and someone jumps on the field and starts running at you, you have no idea if that person is going to run around, if they are going try to hug you, or if the person is going to harm you, or maybe they're drunk and they're going to unintentionally harm you. it is a problem that major league sports have been facing for awhile. california is not in alignment with other statements other states frankly impose felonies for rung onto the field or throwing things on the field. we're not creating a felony here but in california it's slap on the wrist. it's an infraction, just a ticket no more than $250 fine. we're trying to take the middle road go beyond or above a slap on the wrist but not all way to a felony. >> you go from a $250 fine. would there be jail time, too? to would? >> by the way this is supported by all five major league baseball teams in california and other professional sports teams as well. instead of an infrac

if i was monitoring it from afar, not wanting to read the dodd/frank regulation and i just as a concernedizen, i would watch first, they don't change the leverage requirements on banks. they should be -- the equity requirement should be greater than they are. but at the very least, they should not be reduced. the volcker rule, some republicans say the volcker rule had nothing whatsoever to do with the financial crisis. the huge banks loaded up on subprime mortgage risk. much of it disguised. it was hard to know who had what. that was the heart of the crisis. the rule that prevents them turning themselves into hedge funds using taxpayer money, that's a very important thing to keep in place. the consumer financial protection bureau. that makes imminent sense to have a place that serves as a watchdog. i would keep an eye on those things and make sure they don't fiddle with them. >> michael lewis, thank you so much for joining us tonight, and giving us finally the key to the mystery of donald trump. anyone who really wants to understand donald trump had better go back and read "monba." and if

. >> we prefer video but they're like my parents -- >> we'll admire it from afar, mike, nothing likehat we have here. >> that's the best way to do it, whether it's on top of diablo in the sierra or 3,000 miles away. mainly clear on live doppler 7. you can see lots of sunshine. let's talk temperatures. when you step out, it's even milder this morning, about 48 to 52 degrees. 65 to 69 at noon, so a little bit warmer. 62 at the coast a little bit of a sea breeze, 72 to 79 at the bay and then 57 at the coast but mid to upper 60s at 7:00. how about over in the traffic center in how you doing? >>> we're doing okay. we are starting to fill in, though. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. those metering lights on 5:23 this morning, so actually pretty early. usually that happens closer to 5:30. quick check of drive times. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 42 minutes, westbound 4, antioch to con word, little slow. that's at 24 minutes but i believe that is in the clearing stages so we' that in less than ten and southbound 101 in the green. >>> we are tracking developing news in the east b

. >> israeli politicians have watched the antisemitic acts from afar taking to tv and social media tosemitism in the united states. >> many in benjamin netanyahu's govern chlt stayed quiet until donald trump condemned antisemitism. >> we are ar country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. >> netanyahu who was quick to invite european jews after the attacks in paris has not once been critical of trump or even voiced his concern and steve bannon receives repeated antisemitism. >> there is no greater supporter of the jewish people and the jewish state than president donald trump. >> netanyahu has urged caution and expressed optimism with the trump administration and the first time netanyahu has worked with the republican president, an opportunity too great for netanyahu to risk, even if it means overlooking the criticism trump faces in his handling of a wave of anti-semitism. orrin lieberman, cnn, jerusalem. >> and still to come on this sunday evening, the cnn original series "finding jesus" takes us to the ancient city of jerusalem following tour

downtown oakland, and fire absolutely consuming your screen right now as they do their best efforts from afar to try to contain those flames. >> now, our crew is just moments away from arriving there. we might get a better idea of what kind of building that is, but from this vantage point and from the photos from the ground level, it appears this was a residential structure. to know that at least three people had to be rescued from the building is remarkable because that fire seems to have gone up very fast. we saw it go from two alarms to three alarms to four alarms very quickly. >> you see the spotlight there on the side of the building as they are presumably looking to see if there are other people inside, as they try to figure out the best way to be able get back inside of the building. we want to show you another vantage point from our nbc bay area sky ranger. this is also video that was tweeted out from oakland firefighters earlier. this is ground level look at that flames and smoke, just pouring, again, out of the top of that building. this is either from the mead or san pablo avenue s

israeli politicians have watched the surge in the acts from afar taking the israeli tv and social mediaeak out against anti-semitism in the united states maybe in netanyahu's government stayed quiet till after president donald trump condemned anti-semitism most recently in a speech before congress. >> we are a country ta stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. >> reporter: netanyahu who was quick to invite european jews to come to israel after attacks in paris has not once been critical of trump even as trump's adviser steve bannonen faces repeated accusations of anti-semitism. >> there is no greater supporter of the jewish people than president donald trump. we should put that to rest. >> netanyahu has urged caution and expressed optimism with the trump administration. the first time netanyahu has ever worked with a republican president. an opportunity too great for netanyahu to risk. even if it means overlooking criticism trump faces in his handling of a wave of anti-semitism. or lynn lieberman, jerusalem. >> orrin, thank you so much. here in the unite

i watched from afar. he seemed almost sedate. he started to get a little testy with jim acosta at the end there. it seemed to be a deliberate effort on his part calling on april ryan for the first question. he had a spar with her yesterday. american radio correspondent. take us inside that room. >> well, i think you know, there are more contentious briefings, more sedate briefings. it bandies back and forth. he tries to course correct sometimes when things get a little heated. we saw him try to remedy that a little bit by calling op april ryan first who had this difficult interaction with the day before. i think one of the things that sort of adds to this frustration in the room is that will spicer feels like he's being asked the same question over and over again and reporters feel like they're asking him questions he should be able to answer. the question of who let devin nunes into the white house grounds, who was he meeting with is a very clear example of that. it's not hard for the white house to determine who let someone on

and food act requires the secretary of homeland security through the assistant secretary for health afares to lead the government's efforts to secure our nation's food, agriculture and our veterinary systems against terrorism and high risk events. this bipartisan bill also authorizes the secretary to collaborate with other agencies to ensure food, agriculture and animal and human health. secretaries receive -- receive the attention are end grated into the d.h.s.'s domestic preparedness policy initiatives. i support the support of subcommittee chairman donovan and ranking member payne as we work to better secure our agriculture and food sectors and i thank you both for elevating the importance of this issue. i also want to thank the chairman an ranking members of the full committee and all the staff for their assistance in bringing this bill to the floor today in the house. mr. speaker, i urge passage of this bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from iowa yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves his time they feel gentleman from califor

james also works on his layup and his shots from afar.i'd be able to shoot a basket. there is no stopping james henderson. i remember trying and trying. he'll eventually he rarely missed. i've been given a lot of help so i wanted to give back in a sense. james was born with spina bifida a birth defect where the bones don't form properly around the spinal correspond. he was only an hour old he told me to take him home, give him all the love you can and he'll die. and i'm like how is that possible? surgery closed his back and james grew up playing not just basketball, but many other sports, too. i like to be independent. i like to be active. on facebook he is jag henderson and this is his latest activity, working out online. i am not a physical therapist. i am not an expert. i am not a certified trainer in any aspect. i am just an individual bringing to the table that i know. he started on this to keep himself in h shape. the feedback from his viewers has been overwhelming. a role model. i love it. if i can make a difference in one life and

people are looking for leadership and from the conversations i've been listening to and some from afart great confidence in this organization if we can stick together and make suggestions and do things that will work for the country. so on behalf of myself as well as peggy, we are delighted to be here with you. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, henry. next two, interesting. both their parent were governors and their respective states and honored to have from the great state of new hampshire, chris sununu here with us today. >> thank you very much. i was sitting here thinking as we were going through the initial session on early childhood development, early childhood education, it is a great example of understanding what the priorities are. making sure when we tum together as governors we don't talk about fluff, we talk about things that matter. we can talk to policy all day but to governor bevin's point earlier it's often about dollars, it's about implementation, results, outcomes. and that's the burden and responsibility that governors bear over other legislators. but when we take

people came, fire trucks and already he died after fighting not afar but an ice jam on the big horn river in an effort to prevent flooding in greybull. he left behind a wife, he was 53, left behind two sons, a real tragedy. so can you talk about the other human consequences of the flooding in addition to the abandoned homes and the damage and the property damage? can you go a little bit on that? >> thank you, senator. yes, that was a tragic kind of happened with his passing. a couple of in our courthouse were family and related to him. and then we extend our condolences. when we look at what happened out there on the ground when that flood inundated the homes, local businesses displays of 100 homes that you mentioned, and those families were away from their home for almost i think four to five nights. .. where the bridges are. we hit a high of 15 feet and with other ice jams coming down we did want to take the chance on causing injury or loss of life just for people being here. this big chunks of ice are dangerous to be around and as the water recedes. to make in other pictures that you s

. >> i know vcu from afar, they're a good program. they've been good for a long time. so probably similar to us. i forwarned our team, whoever they call, unless you're in a 116 game, maybe a 215. the rest are pretty even games and all good. >> reporter: the madness mantra is this. enjoy the moment for just a moment, then get back to business. >> we've got a lot of work to do. we're going to enjoy it. >> reporter: this will be the sixth ncaa tournament appearance in 16 seasons under coach randy bennett but the first since 2013 which means not a single player on the current roster has ever been to the dance. the high watermark, 2010 when the gales reached the sweet 16. scott reiss, ktvu fox 2 sports. >>> 7:45. sal, this morning the commute was darker later on in the commute. that might have affected some people's driving. >> i think we saw some of that earlier but now it's light. we do have a problem that's not caused by the weather but just by a crash. it's clearing northbound 101. if you're trying to get in to san francisco i'd strongly advise you away from getting the

both have said a lot from afar. what will they say when they come face to face for the first time? we'll bring that to you live as soon as it happens. hey nicole. hey! i just wanted to thank your support team for walking me through my first options trade. we only do it for everyone gary. well, i feel pretty smart. well, we're all about educating people on options strategies. well, don't worry, i won't let this accomplishment go to my head. i'm still the same old gary. wait, you forgot your french dictionary. oh, mucho gracias. get help on options trading with thinkorswim, only at td ameritrade. any moment now, president trump and chancellor merkel will hold their first joint news conference. trade has been a sticking point for both leaders. seema mody is joining us now with why it is such a hot topic. >> an important trading partner but the u.s. is a bigger buyer of german goods than they are of ours. the result is this. $64.8 billion deficit. but it's not just with the u.s. germany current carries the highest trade surplus in the world, a record-breaking $270 billion in 2016. thes

and particularly queue afar for this hearing from any questions of chairman pai that might be relevanto his nominations will. plus with that this hearing was adjourned. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i don't know that they can have legally authority. i'm guessing again that if they wanted to, it's probably their prerogative. i suspect it's going to be largely -- doj. [inaudible] >> well, i mean, my understanding is the democrats are going to continue to submit for their nominee, but there's been no official i guess -- [inaudible] submitting nominations to us. we hear names batted around as you probably do as to the republican might be but at this point it is still i think largely -- i hope we get them soon. the sooner we can get the process rolling, the more quickly we will be able to get a whole commission what you think is important. like you sa