but through canada air. air canada's frequent flier program. number one.ine in all of the u.s.? >> in all of the land. alaska airlines. combined with virgin. looks like they will be poise for success. good carrier. strong on customer service. friendly flights. really good prices. also, they do really well on fees. they don't gouge you nearly as much as other carriers. >> need to race through bottom feeders here. six, is southwest. seven. hawaiian airlines one of the worst airlines? >> this is where i feel really bad. some one had to come in at number 8. their fares were high. now i think could be held against them. they're, you know out in the middle of the pacific. they have good, really good. number one on time. of the airlines. frequent flier program. okay. route, can't get that many places. >> frontier airline? >> frontier and spirit came in at the bottom. i can't agree more. why do you say so? >> they charge you for fees across the board. fares aren't that cheap. cram you in. that they why we want consumers to look at. when you see cheap airfare, not

he knows the air canada centre will be electric because there's not been playoff hockey here in five years. we have live coverage starting on news 4594:00 frmpt toronto, sherree burrus, news 4 sports. >>> all eyes on this guy, number two, john wall. he led the team to victory as well. he had the best playoff game of his career. 32 points in a comeback win at the verizon center. they will be back there again this wednesday. >>> it is now 5:07. you may want to take the small umbrella with you this morning. what does that mean, chuck? >> it means there's little rain chance out there now. we're not expecting any big gully washers. there will be hit and miss rain chances toec half, maybe three-quarters of the day. for now let's go to you. >> 50 years ago she became the first woman to run the boston marathon. a look at her historic run as well as the security threat for today. >>> we continue to monitor a developing story in ohio where a manhunt is underway for this man who broadcast a murder on cebook. wefa'r >>> welcome back, it's 5:11. it did feel like summer. we almost hit 90 degrees.

and, well, indeed the air canada center. right from the start. first period.our on four hockey down the wheel. nicholas backstrom. he puts it home. 1-0. couple minutes later caps back on the attack. ovechkin. second goal of the game. caps up 2-0. what could go wrong? caps with a 2-1 lead. make it 3-1 after johannson the goal. five on three. look at this. great save by holtby. puck behind the net. william knee lander, yeah, he's able to get it through. they come back from a 3-1 deficit. tied at three. cadry shot deflected by tyler. are you kidding? it's over. maple leafs win it. 4-3 the final. is this game really turning in the maple leaves direction in the second period? >> reporter: yeah. this is definitely not the way the capitals wanted to start the series in toronto. another overtime game. another fpt t . they are disappointed but this is a long series, so they are not discouraged. >> it's a missed opportunity. unacceptable on our part. when we're up 3-1 and we give it away. yeah, we had lucky goals. at the same time, that's hockey. >> i look at the first

>> the floor here at the air canada center is being covered up for the season so it will be put on icethe caps will not need game seven, because they won in six. but they took care of business. >> every ga one goal, five over times. margin of era is tiny. we came through when we had to up the ante. >> not an easy game to play against. we were confidence that we did some things that we are good at that we gave ourselves a good chance to win and that ended up easy. >> we have maybe been coming back a little wbl but i thought overtime we kept going and kept the -- you can't be scared of winning. hopefully that is something we laned. >> referee: every game in this series was decided by a goal, and fei of the six between the overtime. who expected that? the caps say they did, and they expect the second round to be just at tough. the pen wins will wait. we'll have more coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, carol. six straight whens and now let's make it seven. a three-hit ball. nine straight outs for mad mad. he would get plenty of run support to go along with that. daniel murphy facing his

he knows the air canada centre will be electric because there's not been playoff hockey here in five years. we have live coverage starting on news 4 at 4:00. from toronto, sherree news 4 sports. >>> all eyes are going to be on this guy, john law when the wizards play this week. that is because he led the team to a victory yesterday. he had the best playoff of his career, 32 points. it was actually a comeback win at the verizon center. they will be back there again this wednesday night. eun, he's just good. >> the team was on fire. it was a good day to be a sports fan and what a start to their playoff debut. >> keep going, liz. >>> 4:35, liz. another check on your weather and traffic. >> we have maine ris is a and first let's started things off with chuck. >> a good chance to rinse at least some of the pollen out of the air. sheena is enjoying her easter break. outside on your monday morning. mostly cloudy. no heavy rain expected. scattered showers are around. make sure you have your umbrellas. most of the rain should be over by about 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon. will be back with sunsh

pretty polite, but we are seeing ticket prices in the hundreds even to thousands for game three at air canada centre. to these fans, it's money well spent. >> worth it if you're a caps fan. it's expensive, but it was so fun. we got on a plane this morning and we're here for 13, 14 hours on the ground and we take off first thing tomorrow morning. >> the prices are triple what they are in d.c. for a ticket. >> reporter: are you ready to get loud? >> let's go, caps! >> reporter: and you can see this huge sea of bl, the caps have to contend with this, so will those new caps fans that came out here to toronto. but we know these caps are trying to ruin these maple leafs' party. we'll have that tonight at 11:00. live from toronto, sherree burruss, news4 sports. >> you be careful up there in enemy territory. and the beer is stronger that they sell up in canada too. >> and it doesn't take much . >>> to storm team 4 and an up and down start to the week. many of you head back to work tomorrow. we check in with tom kierein in the storm center. >> good evening. we have a beautiful afternoon after the morn

. >> sherree burruss is live at the air canada centre and they'll be battling a crazy crowd up there, won't they? >> reporter: do you hear go." the first guy in line told me he got here at 10:00 a.m., and this entire line is just for maple leaf fans to stand outside and watch the game. they're not getting in the building, but the players know they'll have to battle all these fans and just take care of business on the ice. >> the first time we'll play in toronto for the playoffs and pretty sure the atmosphere is gonna be great. the fans are gonna be loud. >> the fans are passionate a lot of the places we play and playoffs. especially lately. so it's fun, it gives energy, but at the same time, no matter the circumstances, it's all about keeping your focus and keeping your game plan intact. >> you definitely feel the general buzz in the city and even in the rink this morning, there was a lot of excitement. the towels are out there on the seats and we're expecting it's going to be a fun, electric game. and a pretty loud building tot. to have playoff hockey back, and it's going to be on u

he knows the air canada centre will be electric because there's not been playoff hockey here in fivehave live coverage starting on news 4 at 4:00. from toronto, sherree burruss, news 4 sports. >> news on the roads right now. >> that's right. we have stuff breaking. >> that's right, breaking in news 4 traffic. a big old mess for my friends in northern virginia. chopper 4 over in bound 7 before beulah road. we're talking about a 3 1/2 mile backup at this point this morning. the left lane finally open. we are still dealing with quite a mess. as you look at the map you can see how slow it is in bound. now outbound, no there but, again, in bound 7 before beulah road, lanes blocked with that downed tree in this area. brad is up in chopper 4 showing us what's going on and what can we do here this morning. brad? >> reporter: well, melissa. crews did make short work of this very large tree that has fallen on route 7 in bountd just before beulah. take a look at these delays. this is what's going to take forever to clear out. if you're coming down as a commuter from leesburg, ashburn, sterling,

it is bringing colder air down from canada. it means temperatures for today and tomorrow will definitely be colder than we have been seeing for the past couple of days. it means we have sinking air, no rising air which means fewer dlouds in our forecast. moderate breeze for philadelphia and toms river as well as allentown. wildwood 7 miles per hour wind speeds. we are see ago few clouds right now. everything is starting to mix out. by 6:00 p.m. 65 degrees, a mix of sun and clouds. overall a really nice fair weather day. the pa suburbs, you're seeing low 60s. 62 at 6:00 p.m. and 54 at 10:00 p.m. with just a few clouds moving across the area. lehigh valley, more sunshine for you. we did see clouds clearing. 61 at 6:00 p.m. and 51 at 10:00 p.m. delaware seeing the same stretch of fair weather. jersey shore also seeing a really nice stretch as well. it is all due to the area of high pressure. it will bring us 60s for today and tomorrow. on saturday we'll see temperatures climb into the low 70s. i would like to add that we could see

from the air canada centre, sherree burruss, news4 sports. >>> a rare, emotional and revealing interviewnce harry. >> yeah, what he says about his mom's death, his near breakdown, and what made him finally go to counselling. >>> well, we've got temperatures right now in the 60s, and maybe to the 70-degree mark with the sunshine that we have. we are cooling into the evening. no more rain, but rain on the way for this workweek, and plus warming temperatures. we'll show you that in the ten-day forecast in about 10 minutes. >>> two army veterans want the military to expand how it considers ptsd when members leave the service. they're suing the army, claiming they should have received honorable discharges, but didn't because of mental health issues. the pair claims that there's a board designed to review service members' claims and they're enough weight for conditions related to ptsd. students and professors at yale are handling the class action lawsuit for the veterans. a spokesperson for the army said they don't comment on pending litigation. >>> prince harry is revealing he has struggled w

it will pull plenty of cold air down from canada. aces like chicago could be looking at a rare april snow. this is the north american model. but if it is true it's going to be pulling cold air toward us. we get these winds off the atlantic. so we are going to get cooler temperatures but it is also going to be a more moderate temperature. but watch what happens as we go through thursday. we'll have rain and perhaps strong and potentially severe waert weather in the area. here comes that low. snow and freezing precipitation through pittsburgh. how much rain are we going the see from all of that? at this point we could see from 1 to 2 inches from all of. that but we have to wait and see how it shakes up. we could be talking about strong or severe storms and looking at the coldest day of the week in the 40s for opening day with the phillies with rain showers. >> but we have we have good news. opening day was a success from pitch one. >> but a different stories for this mets fan. how trouble on the tracks set him off. that's next at 11:00.

there's still cold air in canada that will occasionally sneak down.we cool it off. this isn't earth-shattering. but in chicago we go from 60s to 50s this weekend. don't put those coats away quite yet. other areas we stay in the 80s. today's forecast, relatively quiet. a few spots with wet weather and a few thunderstorms late in the day in atlanta. doesn't look like anything too bad is coming this way either. nice, quiet weather pattern, no tornado outbreaks. we're done with the snow, which is a thumbs up. >> let's keep the warm weather. bill, it's sometime tore you to take notes. >>> there seems to be a new oldest living person, violet brown who lives in jamaica and she celebrated her 117th birthday last month. she is earning the title after the death of emma morano. her birth certificate has been certified by the group guinness depends heavily on. she was asked the question everyone wants to know, what do you eat? >> . >> i don't eat pork and i don't eat chicken. but i eat any other things. >> anything but pork and chicken. longevity must be in the g

but the reason for the warming trend, past two days, jet stream to the south, cold pocket of air over canada and the northeast, that could put temperatures little cooler than average. jet moving back to the north, we get surge of warmer air, so over the next few days, at least through wednesday, high temperatures going to be running ten to even 20 degrees above average. we should be in the low 60s this time of year. so no problems, i think, reaching possibly the low 80s on tuesday afternoon, at least we don't have to deal with the high humidity just yet. thirty-two cherry hill. twenty-seven millville. again, little chilly this morning. so have your -- heavier coat needed, you can shed it by late morning, into the afternoon. lower 30's outside of philadelphia. voorhees, checking in at freezing, 28 quakertown, look at pottstown, reading, both coming in low to mid three's this morning. storm scan3, once again, we have nothing going on. high pressure really situated refer -- right over the mid-atlantic. high clouds rolling from the west, and there is the high park over us. once it shift off shor

canada. that cold air slowing over that snow pack, a lot of the temperatures remain on the chilly side.30. so, cold morning, cold air start to lift on out >> sustained wind 15, 20 piles per hour, but headed out this evening, the win starts to relax little bit, so feels little better outside tonight, but, still, going to be chill which temperatures down to the 40's, 30's, again. then notice the winds arrows tomorrow's direction, now out of the southwest, that starts to bring in the milder air, especially tomorrow into next week. >> snow to northern new england, also locking in the cold air, still to the northeastern part of the united states but again moving on off. look at the temperatures, not bad warming trends today. we get close to 60 degrees, if not that around philadelphia some of the surrounding suburbs, cooler north and west, even the shore reaches the mid 50's today. not bad. it will feel good in the sunshine. when you are driving the car, i really feel that strong early april sun, we break it down for you, berks county, lehigh valley, mid 50's, close to 50 up in the poconos, a

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that has moved up toward canada, but it is still bringing down some colder air, from canada and a little bit of precipitation as well. we have showed you earlier what is happening outside in the western part of the state, it has been snowing all morning out in pittsburgh. they have their home opener today for pirates but it is rain down around washington d.c. but as we zoom in closer to home, it is a little bit of a precipitation around pottsville and little bit of rain, in lancaster county, so, if you see a stray shower or two don't be surprised. temperatures in the 40's, wind are a factor today. sustained wind in the teens like 16 miles an hour here in philadelphia, so that is what makes it feel chillier then it is, 49 degrees today but tomorrow, 59, still breezy but sun will be out and the perfect day or close to it, on sunday with a high of 67 degrees, and a milder to the point of 80 degrees by tuesday, cooling off again, wednesday and thursday, bob kelly. >> sue, good morning. 7:20. sun going down on 295 a live look fully engulfed car fire here at 295 southboundat route 73, mount l

the air is cold an up across canada and the lord and usa for some late snow, warm enough in mexico toing into the cold air, that has been driving some fierce downpours and thunderstorms in part of the usa. in arkansas, there have been some big travel problems and the rain has been falling relentlessly from these thunderstorms and there could be worse to come over the weekend. if you know anyone with travel plans in this part of the world they can expect torrential downpours, up 250 millimetres in just a few hours. thunder and lightening and bb tornadoes, all driven by those temperature contrasts. freezing to be the top temperature in denver, 32 degrees houston. that extremely unsettled weather is on the move towards the north and east, so you —— so if you are planning to fly into an airport in the north—east on sunday or monday, there could be severe thunderstorms, possibly causing some problems. the caribbean at this time of year should not see too much rain, but we have some really heavy rain, but we have some really heavy rain falling across eastern areas of the caribbean. that wil

the air space there -- obviously, canada has an interest, and there is a lot going on in that air space from other countries. so i think a stern statement from us that we are aware of it and that we will continue to scramble aircraft, if necessary, simply to put the russians on notice. but us ignoring it doesn't seem to be stopping the russians. it actually seems to be empowering them. >> also new this morning, very significant news that an american, an egyptian american aid worker is now free and back on u.s. soil after she was held in n an egyptian prison in cairo for three years. i mean, this is the doing of the trump administration just weeks after the president met with the president of egypt, al sisi, at the white house, something the obama administration refused to do because of their human rights abuses. this is very significant, juliette, because he was criticized, the president, for not condemning egypt's human rights abuses, but now this outcome. how do you see it? >> yes, i think this is good news for her and the family and certainly a sort of tactical success for the trump

air force. a pair of bear bombers flew near alaska and canada staying in both countries air defense zones for several hours, we're told. on april 19th, a pair of rush spy planes flew near the aleutian islands staying in the air defense zone a few hours before departing. wednesday the u.s. did note scramble any planes. last night two f-22 stealth fighter jet were intercepted the bear bombers. the jets in both incidents remained in international airspace. it's not known how close they came to mainland alaska. >> on syria, switching over that topic what are we hearing from the pentagon that we need to know about this? >> that tempt to retack raqqa, the isis capitol is ramping up along with pressure on the assad regime. at a press conference, jim mattis had a message about assad's chemical weapons. >> there's no doubt in the international community's mind that syria has retained chemical weapons in violation of its agreement. and its statement that it removed them all. there's no longer any doubt. the amount of it i don't want to get into. we don't reveal some of that detail because we don't want to reve

it's the air the northerly breeze from canada driving southward in the mid atlantic and the northeast and the virginias are in the low 50s. we're seeing a decent amount of sunshine west of philadelphia. all the showers and cloud cover to the south across the carolinas, where round number two gathers strength it will slide off to the north an more wet weather comes in heard monday and tuesday. here's the shield of moisture you can see the rain starting to build across places like atlanta, northern portions of georgia, tennessee, kentucky, the bluegrass state all that will shift in the next couple of days. nice weekend, starting out with sunshine to the north, cloud cover to the south and east. mixed skies later on. sun and clouds. the cloud cover you do see here are high, thin clouds. the sun will shine through that. later this evening, we'll see the clouds increase again. here comes round number two. tomorrow morning looks already, the rain breaks out south and east, across the deep portions of southern new jersey. expect to see wet weather down through here, that will continue throug

air. ♪ with no overland connection across the wilderness of northwestern canada, not even a trail, if ouring lanes could be interrupted, alaska might fall. the situation called for immediate action. ♪ the canadian government had already carved out a series of five airports between edmonton in alberta and yukon territory. with canada's consent, the united states war department decided to build a military highway from british columbia to fairbanks, alaska. it was to link up and supply the airfields and supply emergency access to alaska for troops and materials. this highway would extend roughly 1500 miles, about the distance from washington to denver. the town of dawson creek saw the arrival of engineer troops in march of 1942. here they set up a camp. enlisted men were trained in maintenance and operation of tractors in the north. their workouts in subzero weather produced skilled cap scanners. before the arrival of additional engineers, these first troops moved out on a trail to fort nelson, where they established a base camp and begin working northwest. other regiments headed to yukon th

air force response time. last night, as you mentioned, pair of long range nuclear capable 95 bear bombers flew near alaska and canada, staying in both countries air defense zones for several hours. on april 19th, a pair of russian spy planes flew near the bering sea, staying in the u.s. air defense zone for a few hours before departing. wednesday night the u.s. air force did not scramble any fighter jets or air borne warning planes, a wac planes. last night two stealth fighter jets were scrambled to intercept the russian bear bombers. the russian jets in both incidents remained in international air space. it's not immediately clear how close they came to mainland alaska. sandra? >> sandra: all right, jennifer griffin. what is the latest on the effort to retake raca as well? >> reporter: well, it's ramping up on the assad regime. today defense secretary jim mattis had a message about assad's chemical weapons. >> there can be no doubt in the international community's mind that syria has retained chemical weapons in violation of its agreement. and its statement that it had removed them all. there's no longer any doubt

air and in the water. >>> and these bicyclists in canada couldn't help but stare at a 650-foot iceberg floating off the shore. the 250-foot-tall iceberg is off newfoundland. this year there have been three times the typical amount of iceberg sightings in trans- atlantic ship lines. that's why ships have had to navigate away from their standard routes. >> iceberg straight ahead, roberta! [ laughter ] >> ides stop and stare, too! it's gorgeous. >> my name is rose and i have a story for you. >> oh, my, yes. >> that's titanic coming through. >> i'm king of the world! >>> good morning, let's get to it. it's our live hi-def doppler radar picking up a little bit of light rain still right there in the south bay. it's a smattering of raindrops there in hollister and santa cruz. mostly cloudy skies and winds under 10 miles per hour. another view from the transamerica pyramid. we can see the bright lights of oakland and the estuary and the port of oakland. which leads me to believe the visibility now is pretty much at 10 or unlimited. temperature-wise 50 in santa rosa to 59 degrees in oakland back through alameda. let'

again it's straight out of the north, straight from canada, a chilly air mass this morning. satellite and radar there's the back edge of the cloud deck that will continue to push southeastward over the next few hours, hitting the coast, everybody should enjoy full sunshine by 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, shortly after lunch you can see how nicely the skies open up. sunny skies to start, increasing high, thin clouds in advance of the next round of rain that moves in monday and tuesday, clouds lower and thicken overnight tonight here comesment rounds -- the rounds of rain. 9:00 a.m., most of south jersey and delaware reporting rain some of it heavy. north ran west, it's dry, in time we'll see the rain push northward of the pennsylvania turnpike, as well. this continues through tuesday, on and off some of it steady at times, some of it heavy at times, we'll see low-level clouds and fog, here's what to expect monday and tuesday, today is a nice day, then it goes downhill, cloudy, damp and raw, winds out of the east, a chilly breeze, high temperatures in the 50s, the heav

canada. those temperatures that cool air will be making a move on our& region during the late night hours.lite/radar shows dry conditions with these northwesterly winds and that's what it's going to be like for the next at least three days just sunny and dry. things begin to change, though, as we head toward the easter weekend. scott has been crunching the numbers and we're looking at most unusual easter sunday. right scott good we really are kathy. we've been looking at the records going all the way back about 20 years. as you mentioned a brief cool down over the next several days but take a look at the jet stream pattern it will lift well to the north again and those temperatures will sore feeling more like june. let's talk a little.about some of the data. the warmest easter going back 20 years was 83 degrees back in 2000 and 11. the coldest 43 degrees that was the chill 2007. the wettest about .40 of an inch back in two to us two. what's the forecast as we move toward this sunday? look at the morning temperatures right around 60 degrees. pretty mild for those sunrise services. easter su

air. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have high pressure over eastern canada and this has carvedice of nice for our region. clear skies throughout the day and loads of sunshine and if you look to the west there are clouds that will be advancing ahead of a warm front than will be creating dimmer sun as we head through the day tomorrow. we stay clear and with it a spring chill in the area. low of 44 in the area and 43 in wilmington and allentown dropping down to 39 degrees. it will be a cool night and future tracker 6 showing we start the day with a good amount of sunshine and clouds out to the west and high, thin clouds and as we head through the day, the clouds advance from the west and the possible of a sprinkle or two from the poconos and most of the region is dry and with the cloud cover, it won't be as warm as today. today 69 and tomorrow 61 degrees, and the best chance of seeing the sun is during the morn hours, as the warm front continues to push to the north, we get into the warm sector thursday and friday and the high 76 degrees on thursday and a mix of sun and clouds on

canada firing back with the first air coming out of the trump

canada, over 50 countries have done what i'm proposing we do. there's a directattributable revenue stream already , dedicated to air traffic control. if you put the atc components into a private list, whether it be for-profit or not-for-profit, stave it off, build the technology, modernize the system, the revenue is there, the technology is there, the opportunity is there and it will change everyone's life. we will eat up time, you will sit on contacts is long, your flight time will go down. the defense patterns will go down and those of you that fly around know that you drop from 20,000 feet to 15,000 feet, 10,000 feet, you have direct descendent airports, certain airports in the united states have built that technology. you will go from waypoint waypoints, you will go directly from point-to-point, you will save jet fuel in the process, saving jet fuel is cost-efficient and it will consume less energy and it's environmentally very very friendly. >> makes an enormous amount of sense, that's why many other countries have done it. >> the last time i flew laguardia, we were 37 in line to take off and sat there and i for three hours. >

don't hate america, i don't hate clean-air, i know the sweetest arable is the one that smells like freedom. [applause] >> greg: freedom smells great. he went after canadas week over dairy farmers. >> first i want to address this, i don't think you read the executive order, this was not an executive order. it was an executive suggestion. >> so nothing is really happening. they will look into it. i just like the idea of looking into it. >> trying to manipulate people with a cute little name and limit choices. >> it's still a campaign thing. >> canada wants to do the same thing where justin trudeau wants us to only by canadian milk so they have a lot of protection going on around that. and trump is mad about it because he wants them to buy our milk as well. and a lot of people in america don't know about the underground american milk trade. we used to come in in the car and by tons of milk and then hide it in our jackets it in the trunk and make sure the border guards when find it away with get taxed on it because of so much cheaper in america. so they're trying to stop us from buying american milk. >> is the root of all evil. the flatulence is causing cl

air in june. >>> and game three in the quest for the cup. the capitals playoffs head to canada. >> news 4 sports is there to explain tough night in toronto. >> tonight, game three between the capitals and maple leaves here in toronto. each team winning one game in this series. game one, fromton tro to. he know it is will be electric because there's not been playoff hockey here in five years. we have live coverage starting on news 4 at 4:00. from toronto, news 4 sports. >>> a lot of tickets are available. the wizards playing at the verizon center wednesday night. the best playoff game of his career for john wall. 32 points, a comeback win. wizards on fire. let's keep it going. >>> america's handyman entry is getting a boost thanks to many of us willing to pay someone else to do the things we just don't chris clackum has details. >> reporter: even the simplest of chores is a turn off to many americans. >> things like lawn care, gutter cleaning, as well as house cleaning. >> a survey of 2500 members of angie's list found nearly half farming out yard work, a third outsourcing house

he ended up, took the start, they sealed the air in the tires, send them on a tour in canada and northeastern u.s. quite a few thousand miles. and they certified that the tires held up. but it had been done with -- it was a recapping process that was a more efficient, better process that was less expensive. >> i just want to say i think , durborough has the good taste somewhere here to stop showing up in his movie and just let the , images speak for themselves. including some incredible shots of refugees, which you know, i think that inner title is all too accurate. a couple of people in the red cross were asked to take a look at the refugee situation in poland. they said what they saw and -- in poland was infinitely worse than anything they had seen in belgium. but unfortunately the political situation had gotten so bad at the time that neither the germans nor russians nor anybody else was willing to allow any kind of international relief. but these -- >> he wrote about how bad it wasn't poland. -- yet was in poland. he had written quite a bit about the severe shortage. >> when you think abo

they sealed the tires and the air in the tires and spent a lot of the tour in canada and northeastern u.s.. quite a few thousand miles. and a certified that the tires held up. it was a recapping process that was a more efficient process that was less expensive. i think durborough has the good taste to stop showing off his movie and just let the images speak for themselves. including some incredible shots of refugees. i think the inner title is all too accurate. a couple of people in the red cross were asked to take a look at the refugee situation in poland. they said what they saw and poland was infinitely worse than anything they had seen in belgium. but unfortunately the political situation had gotten so bad at the time that neither the germans nor russians nor anybody else were allowed an international relief. >> he had written quite a bit about the severe shortage. >> when you think about these polish refugees in world war ii, but not world war i, so is this what we're seeing here? >> yes. >> the polish -- i mean the russians and the germans blamed each other. the russian said it

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air. cape may currently only 49. satellite and radar showing this system i'm tracking, the low pressure, this is what has been bringing the showers across the midwest. that's lifting up into canadan it's got a trailing cold front. this is the cold front that brought about a dozen tornado reports to georgia and this is the system that will be clipping us overnight. as we zoom in we're looking at some rain, perhaps some thunderstorms but that severe weather will be missing us to the south. so, future tracker showing around 11 o'clock when we're on tonight we'll have some rain around, some areas of some heavy rain south of wilmington. it really fills in overnight around 2 o'clock in the morning, don't be surprised if you hear a rumble of thunder with some embedded thunderstorms but this is a pretty progressive system. it moves out pretty quickly. by 7:30 in the morning, just a few leftover showers and we will see some sunshine tomorrow. we'll be in the warm sector of the storm so with the sunshine and temperatures in the mid 70's, there will be a scattering of some afternoon thunderstorms. not everyone will get them. i think we have a better cabs of some of those thunderstorms area

air standards. >> while the legislative calendar has stalled or is slow that thethere is more trump administration canada do via the stroke of the pen and the cabinet agencies. he has not yet reached the limit of what he can undo. >> i think he has picked a lot islow hanging fruit, but, it hhs. they are still going through figuring out what can they undo from obamacare. can they just not enforce it? enforcementlot of actions that they can still take at the cabinet level. i think we get to the hard part. the stuff that you need, the other riches of government to do that you cannot do legislating alone, that is what comes next in these next 1360 days i nthis -- in this term. scarlet: in several interviews he noted again and again, look at the rust belt, look at the parts that he did well in. to what extent is to some thing that most presidents do? something that most presidents do? aftere try to bring it up the first 100 days? is this something he might try to do on the 200th day? >> i will it other people decide if it is trite or not. he brought up this big map to show the reporters in the middle of the i

we have the jet stream sitting up across canada that allows all the warm air to come in from the southhighs in st. louis about 80 degrees. charleston, west virginia, 76. new york city, 64. minneapolis, 67. right around average. going into the weekend, temperatures max out on saturday and 83 in st. louis. charlotte in the lower 80s through easter sunday. new york should get up to 83 degrees by the time we get to sunday. dallas, looking like you'll be in the lower 80s, too. then on monday, it starts to cool off a little bit but still very pleasant, mainly in the 70s and the 80s pushing to the south. and the rain is possible across the plains but nothing too severe. and the windy >>> we still have lingering showers from an early morning storm system that moved through the bay area and the rain will be off-and-on with high temperatures in san francisco reaching 58 degrees. also 58 tomorrow but with all sunshine, that will lead us into a clear saturday. easter sunday the rain comes back and for the inland areas, a high of 61 degrees, more rain in the forecast through next week. the best day

we have the jet stream sitting up across canada that allows all the warm air to come in from the southhighs in st. louis about 80 degrees. charleston, west virginia, 76. new york city, 64. minneapolis, 67. right around average. going into the weekend, temperatures max out on saturday and 83 in st. louis. charlotte in the lower 80s through easter sunday. new york should get up to 83 degrees by the time we get to sunday. dallas, looking like you'll be in the lower 80s, too. then on monday, it starts to cool off a little bit but still very pleasant, mainly in the 70s and the 80s pushing to the south. and the rain is possible across the plains but nothing too severe. and the windy conditions could spread fires in # # 60s today and mumt low. 67 for delaware. sunshine a few scattered clouds on lehigh valley up to 64 degrees this afternoon. for new jersey, 66 degrees, but the wind shifts this afternoon. bit chillier at the shore. high temperature of 61 degrees with that sea breeze. well into the 60s for the suburbs and philadelphia. have a great day. try it out live on "trending." >>> that's

richest man expanding his presence in canada with the purchase of a water heater an air-conditioner makerliance home comfort. will paynada holdings 2.1 billion dollars for reliance, using cash on hand and debt.ng the vet -- the current management team will remain control of the business. toshiba plunged at the open, falling 8% after sources said it may miss it's already the late 11 earnings deadline. shares still down by 5%. it has received bids for its and unit worth $18 billion, that the highest offer is for 100% of the business. two toshiba executives said there was no japanese bidders in the first round, but still could come later. the head of rio tinto's of them in them operation says prices are headed for an extremely volatile time thanks to production curbs in china. cuts to steald and aluminum output in 28 northern cities in its fight against pollution. climb,ries continue to threatening the 28% price gain over the past year. stocks edging higher ahead of a busy week of of events commentating in the latest u.s. jobs report. let's talk to the chief asian market strategist at j.p. m

air mass and that is one of the ingredients heading into the weekend. you can see snow across higher elevations of the rockies as well as toward the northern tier toward canada, watching this area of low pressure that will bring potential for strong storms including large hail, damaging wind and isolated tornadoes. new york looking good but looking at the future radar, the gulf moisture and upper-level windss and potential -- here is your severe threat through tonight from texas toward the ohio river valley, and in the ohio valley, and potential of severe weather outbreak. we have the clash of two air masses, we will be watching. >> donald trump giving a group of kids the day they will never forget. commander in chief making a surprise appearance on take your child to workday. >> the president posting this video with the children of his staff and the white house press color. and also -- press secretary sean spicer, watch. >> spicer tried to explain nafta in a way kids can understand. saturday night live should do a skit with that. >> a lot of children here yesterday. >> 10 minutes until the top of the hour, 10 minutes after, students are up in arms after the

air strikes in syria last night. ahead of that, responses to last night's missile attack are coming in from all over the world. canada, turkey, jaerordan, germ, france, saudi arabia and others issuing statements of support of the move by president trump. the european union says it understands the aim of u.s. missile strikes in syria to deter anymore chemical attacks there but believe political solutions are the only way to end the ongoing six-year now civil war. in syria, rebels fight for the country. bashar al assad applauded the missile attack on the air base near homes but said it's not enough. can't be one off. they want more. it's not enough to stop government warplanes from hitting the rebel held areas. the attack struck an airfield that the u.s. believes was used to launch a chemical weapons attack by siryrian government attack of assad. back to you. >> thank you very much. we'll talk more about the latest out of syria and that international reaction. let's bring in former assistant secretary of state ambassador lincoln bloomfield and also joining the conversation is retired four-star general barry mccaffrey w

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air, but what are they going to go after? a lot of people we import from our good trade partners. trump is targeting a few commodities. you talked about lumber in canada direct connection to housing. he is talking about steel and whether we would use u.s. steel for the pipelines. what is the equivalent impact for aluminum? you talk about small products, whether it can fit into infrastructure, what is the impact? joe: think about the ford f1 50. if you are thinking off of the top of your head, which is what people are doing, it went to aluminum body sheet. comes down, on what what will that mean for the buyers of aluminum, the ones that make the products? we could go into one million different things, but we want to hear what wilbur ross has to say at 5:30. scarlet: given his previous announcement, what level of detail are you expecting? joe: i think the market is wondering the same question. they are hoping for some sort of gritty detail. but if they can say something whether it is primary were downstream products, that could get the conversation rolling in a good direction. scarlet: all right, thank you very much. we bring you up-to-date with the lat