meantime, altman-long can operate as usual, but the county will no longer do business here. in debary, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. burial is part of his business, so the county contract hurts. he is not holding onto bodies for malicious reasons. jim: we do not have quite the torrential sunshine, but it was still a nice day. tony: and warmer away from the coast, 83 degrees. let me take you outside and show you what it looks like out there . a little blue for mr. jim payne. angela: i can see the pollen. tony: the pollen you can see is not the pollen that is getting you. angela: good to know. tony: some of the numbers, 78 degrees, winds out of the west at 14. we do have a very comfortable afternoon. we have a front coming through right now, another one waiting in the wings for friday morning. that will be a little chance of giving us a quick shot of rain early friday morning, but this one fairly benign, not even tomorrow it will be warmer and winds out of the south and southwest. inns white the warm temperatures. 77 ocala. we have a brisk wind in town, eight miles

roger altman warns volatility is likely to return.trong.ts have been the big question is, will we see a recurrence of the volatility of last august and four weeks ago? my view is, yes, we probably will. vonnie: the founder and ceo of an investment management firm joins us now. thank you for joining us. they've makes index is one gauge of volatility, the fear index. obviously, if we are more volatile than the vex would suggest, do you agree with roger altman that there will be a return of volatility? number of macro risks out there which caused the meltdown in january. bottom doubt in early february. that they really have not gone except here in united states. economic numbers have been a little better. oil has rallied, as in you know. junk bond yields spread from the february 11 low in the market, have come in about 120 basis points. the gdp in the first quarter will probably beat consensus, maybe at 2.5%. prettyent numbers are strong, the adp report. but overseas, the problems are still there. that itsome might say is the u.s. situat

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roger altman will be with us for the hour. tina, thank you very much for joining the program this morning. next up -- we take it to the u.k. the british chamber of commerce begins its annual meeting today, and the topic on everyone's mind, take a guess, a couple of hours away from the open in new york city. futures dead flat. ♪ john: now to the brexit is hovering above british voters. today, top executives of british businesses get a chance to weigh in on the debate with policy makers in the british chamber of commerce's annual conference. bloomberg's ryan chilcote spoke to the director general. ryan: for the government to say it would be a disaster leave, which is basically wrong, if there's a chance we might vote to leave -- and there is definitely a chance we might -- that will be very bad for the u.k., because how is the government going to roll back when it persuaded the markets, the currency markets, there's going to be a disaster, and then the day after we leave, we're going to say, oh, no, it's not a disaster, it's all

christopher: max altman in brussels. many thanks for that. the german capital of berlin was also shaken by the fear of terrorism when a car exploded driving through central berlin, killing the driver. they have ruled out a terrorist attack. they believe that the man may be connected to organized crime and are treating it as a murder. reporter: police are working under the assumption it was an explosive device inside or on the vehicle that caused the blast. the explosion caused the car to overturn and then it crashed into a parked vehicle. the driver was identified as a 43-year-old who was previously investigated for drugs. >> the vehicle crashed in to a parked car and skidded. the driver was some seriously injured, he died at the scene. reporter: the incident occurred at a busy intersection and the berlin city center. nearby, only a few blocks, a university and one of the cinemas. the blast was felt as far as a kilometer away. police deemed the area safe. christopher: time to catch up with other news making headlines around below. the vatican

traffic-wise, here is robert altman in for larry miller this monday. >>> not so bad so far. an interesting issue. southbound 270. a lot of police activity before the 270 merge. that's the latest. >> thank you, robert. >>> the standoff came to a deadly end in actually. this happened in a warehouse outside of sydnie. three hostages were able to escape. >>> the inventer of modern e- mail is being rambled this morning. ray tomlinson has died. he is credit would creating first person to person e-mail. after his innovation there was no way to connect each person. >>> joe biden begins the first leg of his middle east tour. he landed in abu dhabi this morning and then he heads to jordan and israel. he will talk about the world yea and security concerns. >>> this morning doctors at the cleveland clinic will discuss details of the first uterus transplant performed in the u.s. it was performed an a woman, 26-year-old, who did not have a uterus. this is part of a clinical trial. now, this is the first for the united states, or countries, including sweden have tried womb transplants. las

they paid the altman-long funeral home for the burials but claim the facility's owner mproperly held on to them, in some cases for month. >>> checking the time, 4:53. still ahead, a new program is creating a special bond between kidsdsearning how to read and animals who need a little love. >>> and then coming upon the social media. the driving forces between the 2016 presidential campaign. find out just how much the candidates know about you months before you even step into the voting booth. >>> south florida and miami, temperatures in the lower 70s. calm winds overnight now becoming more out of the southwest between five and ten miles an hour. that same southwest wind will really warm us up. expecting highs in the mid-80s in miami. two tales, the tales we find in friends. >> young readers with an audience that's eager to sit and stay for the next chapter. >>> hi, buddy. >> reporter: when you're a shelter dog, you really are your own lesman. for a timid pup that's not always the easiest job. >> most dogs in a shelter setting are scared andnd frightened and anxiety ridden and they sho

meredith: 16 bodies were removed from altman-long funeral home in debary early last month, several of the dates of death dating back to september. bill long owns the business was under contract with volusia county and had been paid to bury them. long admits he likely held on to the bodies for too long but says , in september he learned of new software that might lead him to families of the unclaimed dead. bill long: i felt it was necessary to make an attempt that no other agency was willing to do, to locate next of kin. meredith: county officials say long did not follow proper burial procedures and did not renew its contract with him, the -- the issues started out small and then spread. quickly. jim: tonight wesh 2 investigates stucco cracking on homes only 5-years-old. >> it' s a nightmare. you know your dream house is now jim: mold growing deep and thick inside. what happened when the builder went in front of local commissioners. what residents of these new homes want done, and what our own experts say they found inside. wesh 2 investigates next at 6:00. tony: it was a warm afternoo

starts the ball and come to play the irish scored 6156 and that is alexa's pursuit of perfection altmanight. stanford eliminated last year. cargill had double-digit lead. the one position game a van der gently for 3 and then said nelson checked that out to extend lead the win by six 18th trip and school history. and fred is but that the dollar is usually a national deaf nfl stadium costs. enough to make mark davis will keep looking for new home for the raiders heat and coliseum authority recently agreed to one-year lease extension however lateen tripled from last week's season for the use the raiders will pay $3.5 million from 925,000 in 2015 davis has been exploring several offers for new stadium location was recently lost biggest the that the sports caster arizona for the scramble for aids and angels and not many highlights for a little fence but here's one of them. the bottom fifth five to. the first home run of the spring not enough hillas when up three. shyness that shining star best outing of a giants history this spring in six innings the simpered cisco wins 85. the gillette mach

people that should have been buried were found stored in a cooler. 16 bodies were removed from the altman-long funeral home in debary early last month, several of the dates of death go back to september. bill long owns the business and was under contract with volusia county and had been paid to bury he admits he likely held on to the bodies for too long, but says in september, he learned of new software that might lead him to families of the unclaimed dead. bill long: i felt it was necessary to make an attempt that no other agency was willing to do, to locate next of kin. meredith: county officials say long did not follow proper burial procedures and did not renew its contract with him, the -- jim: good news from ucf, the school is one step closer to building a downtown campus. in honor of the announcement the , fountain was lit up in gold tonight to represent the school' s colors. the project is planned for the creative village and would be shared with valencia college. classes in digital media, health information, technology, culinary and hospitality programs would be offered for more than 7

lot of action just above the entire line of showers will slowly worked his way across the bay and altman to macy's and showers at some point it back to cast for coming up in just a few minutes to talk more about how we expected it to develop. >>james: you're going to run its heavy rain in the next 15 minutes again this is one of the total to restore the will be impacted as where tracking it and stay here for the update in 15 minutes. >>robin w: everything looks good in the heart of the they will have problems with flooding in places like sonoma county highway 12 and one-to-one along the coast be careful as you work your way nothing major and the heart of the they damage a hot spots or crashes for the road toward traffic is picking up about 10 minutes from the maze and to downtown san francisco. will t: it came down at 8:00 last night of the good news is no one was injured at the tree from a different direction we've heard this before it could have been worse but it fell and missed the house right next to the tree this tree sits on city properly and you can see why because on the other si

joining us now is roger altman. roger good to see you.e, obviously, long time friend of bill, friend ever hillary so, we'll take that into account. you say right now trump has or hillary has a 70% probability that she's going the next president. where is that number from? >> well that's from nate silver, for example and from -- >> they are the guy in illinois that said -- >> some of the small relatively liquid betting sites. >> it is from the sites that actually -- but there's no volume yet in those. >> not much. >> so we don't know exactly what is it. okay. now we can get your view and you think because he has a lower percent of the black vote than romney he would need a lot of european educated white guys to vote for him and you think that's unlikely. >> i think the big word in the fall will be demographics. we know nonwhite share of the electorate is growing every four years. interesting new book called "brown is the new white" and one statistic that stuck with he every day there's about 1,000 new white children born and 4,000 new nonw

we will have cnn's patrick altman take a look at how we got to where we are right now.there's a lot of history. here is how the story las gone. >> since the communist island just 90 miles off the united states and for more than 50 years relations between cuba and the united states have been chilly at best until now. >> fidel castro in cuba. joyously acclaimed following his victory over bautista. >> 1959, castro leads an army of thousand niece havana forcing out the dictator at the time and becomes the country's new leader. there were high hopes for the young revolutionary but almost immediately confrontation begins with the united states. the u.s. places an embargo on cuba and soon after breaks off diplomatic relations. later, infamous failed u.s. invasion at the bay of pigs. cia hatches plots to assassinate castro. hundreds of plots according to the cubans. and soon the soviet union secretly deploys nuclear missiles to cuba. >> regard any nuclear missile launch from cuba against any nation in the western hemisphere as an attack by the soviet union on the united states.

officials say they paid the altman-long funeral home for the burials but claim the owner imprororly held them in some cases for months. be on the road soon but not everyone is happy to see the change. about 75% of drivers say they would be afraid to drive a car without an actual person behind the wheel. i am one of those people, by the way. not interested. 61% want access to some kind of self-rking. that sounds scary to me, too. i want to be in control. parking. changes are coming for downtown miami where you have to parallel park a lot. >>> breaking new g gound on the miami world center. the new development will take up to six city blocks set to be the biggest project in south florida's history and when it's done it will be one of the biggest retail complexes in the nation. 60 story skyscraper wll boast over 500, high level retail spac and even a soccer field. >> we are building the second largest urban project in the it goes to show you what a city we have. the city of future not just in the u.s. but the world. >> critics say the project will push residents out of the neighboring over

altman. >> as a mom of three young children, i know how important sleep is for the entire family. so i'm in. i want to try it. >> clean sweep. what is your reaction? >> that's great. we're solving a problem for a lot of families out there and that's what really motivates us as a team. >> best of luck. that is today's power pitch. >>> so are you in or out on lully. tweet us using #powerpitch. >>> gold rallying again today. somewhat at least. prices closing right now higher by $10.30. $12.41. silver, copper, palladium, platinum, silver and copper in positive territory by more than 1.5%. but palladium and platinum, lower. speaking of gold, another market flash from dominic chu. >>>. >> honor of gold prices, gold miners etf, that's the name, up about 3% almost there right now, rebounding after yesterday's 4% loss. gdx gainers, pan american silver, ashanti, they're all up around 3% to 6%. so as always, as gold prices go higher, these miner s a focus. >> we talked to them down in florida. thank you very much. >>> just over 30 minutes now until you get to see the latest look at the fed's

thad altman of melbourne did not like this version . >> we don't pass a bill our death penalty goes away. and i don't believe the house is going to be willing to let that happen. why don't we send them the best possible product we can send them. >> reporter: -- >> the proposal set to governor. scott does not impact the 389 inmates sitting on death row. governor has not said if he will sign the bill into law but he has supported florida's use of the death penalty since he became florida's governor. >>> in tallahassee a proposal that will allow 1.5 million floridians with concealed weapons licenses to openly carry guns in public. it is now officially dead. the measure did not get through sponsor try to attach it's one of the proposal. the move broke senate rules. the idea is dead at least for the session. >>> -- >> all we have wanted throughout this legislative session was an opportunity to have the debate. we do not fear the debate. we want to have the debate and we want to present the evidence . >> supporters of open carry will have to wait until the next year's legislative session to tr

meredith: meanwhile, senator thad altman voted no on the bill. he says he feels like the senate should have stuck to the position requiring unanimous recommendation. now the measure is heading approval. summer: donald trump coming out as the big winner on super tuesday, and now the republican establishment is in full attack mode to stop him. republican party insiders say they feel like the brand is being hijacked by someone who has a history of playing both sides of the political field. mitt romney not holding back from voicing his opinion about the frontrunner today. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. summer: based on polls and the primary calendar, republican insiders have about two weeks to try to stop trump. coming up at 4:35, we will have a preview of tonight's presidential republican debate in detroit. don' t forget to make wesh 2 your go-to source for commitment 2016 coverage you can get up-to-the-minute coverage on air and online on wesh.com and the wesh 2 mobile app. mere

tomorrow, roger altman of evercore. we will be speaking to a big hillary supporter, talking about super tuesday and whether hillary should spend her money now and target donald trump or wait for a bit and target a generic candidate. timill be speaking with about the massive run-up in gold. stephanie: thank you to vonnie quinn. story thatk about a made one hedge fund manager quite a bit of money, the 15 year wait seems to be worth it, it has hold up between the argentinian government and bondholders ended monday with a big agreement. -- a big holdup. they will make four times their principal. katya, walk us through this. how much has paul singer made? atya: he's making four times the principal amount of the vase that he owns, but he did not by those at par, face value. we are talking about what he actually bought them for, which we don't know. it is way higher. assuming where bonds were trading around then, $.30 on the dollar, you are looking at an annual irr -- stephanie: this is a risky move, to go against the governme

mayor don guardian and other city officials officially opened the altman playground on pacific avenueouth new hampshire avenue. they showed off the newly paved maryland avenue which includes bike lanes and they debuted a new baseball field at the chelsea heights playground. a reminder summer will eventually arrive. >> we need those reminders and next on "action news" a philadelphia high school is crawling with bed bugs. crews are cleaning them up. parents aren't happy about the response. find out why next. >> say cheese. this little fish has a new set of braces and we're not kidding. a local vet performed groundbreaking surgery and now the picture is going wildly viral and you can see why. we'll explain how he came up with this idea and why this is happening in the first place when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ y giviyour daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alic

looking to ease the ban from the webers toll plaza will the to thrive their approach to the beverage altman francisco nice and clear hawks >>james: here is the story with the temperatures at the moment in this called for degrees of pleasanton oakland only about 46 degrees but still very called the to the couple spent 50 is incentive for the help to mix and the noon hour few pockets like livermore and some portion of santa clara valley will start the season some degree weather and the reliance uncomfortable month outside if you can phfft will see temperatures peak and then come down just to touch on friday will rise to 07 is into the weekend the wicked is one to be a split for cassette and the screen sunday the chance of rain started to creep back into the mix. to >>mark: the statement said the reservoir levels now 61 percent capacity of from 50% last week the san pablo reservoir report close to the shore because water levels have risen but nearly 60. first for had mice and rats and now we get in were the answer on invading allow homes in the bay area. >>darya: we spoke with the exterminator

lot of investigating the need to be done before they allow the corner to come in a move that person altman the identify this person. will t: as soon as we get more information and hopefully hear from the livermore police department there right next door and it's been very hard to get information from them with the good news we've learned no officers were injured from less. >>darya: car flights offer for u.s. and into a building. >>reporter: plan actually standing exactly in the path that the car was on high 680 it was driving in this direction and i came over the guard rail tour to sentries to see broken trees over a fence that is behind us and came right through here and through these bush's staff and went across the parking lot into that building that is over there yet to see the crews are still here they're working to clear out this space to clean up the debris they're going to be here for a couple hours maybe three hours take a look to some video of what look like when police arrived on scene this morning we're told that the carter was barely recognizable as a bmw was upside down and a

planner that the sponsor should file an application for assessing the tree's thickness, and chris altman of trees company said on the phone the tree is alive and healthy and cutting in the way they want to would kill it or cause it to fall over. >> thank you. >> joseph. >> hello. so the proposed -- i actually wanted to point out here on his architecture design you see here on the drawing he's got an adjacent window here -- >> sir, i'm sorry to interpret interrupt you and please speak into the mic. >> >> the upstairs window has an adjacent window here. on the design there is no window here and two other windows on my building here. the proposal is actually build a bathroom adjacent from the upstairs bedroom which would eliminate privacy. i don't know if the owner has claimed it would be an opaque window and what capacity and if it would open. we worked with the owner and last time we were in correspondence with him was december 29 and we informed him and objected to the entire third floor and shared information about his health and concluded and said we could reject and appealed all we wa

stephanie: we're having a big morning and happy to have you about the hour, roger altman.uch to cover. i am so focused on heralife this morning, restating their growth numbers. this is a wow. we've already seen them move in the premarket. >> coming from london, it doesn't excite me. here's what excites me, when i see a number like this, third quarter 2015 reported up .8% versus a reported 33%. that's a discrepancy. stephanie: t

australia deal as i just mentioned for instance took only two years three i think george altman is right when he said what we want is a british deal that represents an opportunity based largely on the arrangements. nobody is suggesting that we wouldn't be able to. that would be absurd. the question i'm asking is the period of uncertainty. you said a number of different things you think it should look like. my question to you is do you think the other 27 member states have a degree degree to be good degree debate could agree to picture about the relationship that they want with the uk? >> i think we are not having this debate in isolation to see across the eu and people are already thinking about this and preparing for how they are friends and partners and would want to take things forward and it would be overwhelmingly in their interest to do with free-trade deals as rapidly as possible and many of them as you know have quite a substantial trade balances in their favor with us. they would want to protect their businesses and i think that the uk is 16% through the rest of the eu as a huge

right nine well over an hour it is still back the to the central freeway split into it is not agree altmant is jammed a recovering it is one to be slow for the 280 extension. >>will tran: this situation is what my mother always said it will get you sick after my life track is cause i went back to my car to grab the jack that got the one had been stopped raining if for them to off my jacket against what is not and decisive this flooding to concede the crews remain on the scene even though it is unclear off the alameda exit on of the bomb it 80 we've learned of this is for the creators caltrans cannot and they took the water off the roadway and the and to this area will call upon will sit really got high so you can see the host was drenched into the pond with they're doing is they're taking water from the pond to another dreaded system a lot of thing you need to keep in mind you know the exit north on alameda is open the alameda is open to the on a raft northbound lanes closed so the cruise fare remains safe while the drain the pond >>mark: to cover current number and send a spa and a lot of

san jose breakdown for you like this middle '70s for altman highs being there. >> will: >>justine:new this morning. a warning for parents on the peninsula. police in menlo park are looking for two people who may have tried to lure a child into their car. it happened yesterday afternoon near sharon road and alameda de las pulgas. the parents called the police and said their son was approached by two men who told him to get in the car. he told them no and walked away. they were driving a silver four door sedan. police say it's not clear if the men were actually trying to lure the boy into the car or just trying to scare him. in the east bay.bart's fremont line is closed right now. bart trains are not running between the san leandro and bay fair stations. the closure is for track maintenance. a free emergency bus bridge is available for riders with no other way to get around. *but bart says that could add an extra 30 to 60 minutes to your travel time. everything should be re-opened by 4 monday morning. this is just the first of *six weekend closures that will take place between now and t

planner that the sponsor should file an application for assessing the tree's thickness, and chris altmane phone the tree is alive and healthy and cutting in the way they want to would kill it or cause it to fall over. >> thank you. >> joseph. >> hello. so the proposed -- i actually wanted to point out here on his architecture design you see here on the drawing he's got an adjacent window here -- >> sir, i'm sorry to interpret interrupt you and please speak into the mic. >> >> the upstairs window has an adjacent window here. on the design there is no window here and two other windows on my building here. the proposal is actually build a bathroom adjacent from the upstairs bedroom which would eliminate privacy. i don't know if the owner has claimed it would be an opaque window and what capacity and if it would open. we worked with the owner and last time we were in correspondence with him was december 29 and we informed him and objected to the entire third floor and shared information about his health and concluded and said we could reject and appealed all we wanted and he intended to buil

i remember sitting with peter jennings ages ago, watching a movie from robert altman be made on the floorhanie: there is tension. >> it makes me worried. i remember in chicago, there was tension. stephanie: we had to see donald trump's rally get called off because of his violence. tom: the two basic themes of the importance of florida and ohio is whatever happens in that, can any of the candidates shift to the middle? that is an assumption. stephanie: we have seen donald trump shift. it was as though it was a whole new -- we are all glad to be here. john says it is going to be hard for the people in this race not to drop out. >> if marco rubio loses florida, he is out. i'm going to reach your a little bit. ofald trump reminds me putin. he can say anything. he goes all over the map. wants, alwayst he with a tough guy attitude. he comes out all sorts of ways on any historical issue. tom: i go back to the shock of -- losing. it a a race or is movement? it is a movement against the elites. donald trump is appealing to the everyman. tom: looking at the correlations of his effort to the differe

planner that the sponsor should file an application for assessing the tree's thickness, and chris altmanmpany said on the phone the tree is alive and healthy and cutting in the way they want to would kill it or cause it to fall over. >> thank you. >> joseph. >> hello. so the proposed -- i actually wanted to point out here on his architecture design you see here on the drawing he's got an adjacent window here -- >> sir, i'm sorry to interpret interrupt you and please speak into the mic. >> >> the upstairs window has an adjacent window here. on the design there is no window here and two other windows on my building here. the proposal is actually build a bathroom adjacent from the upstairs bedroom which would eliminate privacy. i don't know if the owner has claimed it would be an opaque window and what capacity and if it would open. we worked with the owner and last time we were in correspondence with him was december 29 and we informed him and objected to the entire third floor and shared information about his health and concluded and said we could reject and appealed all we wanted and he

planner that the sponsor should file an application for assessing the tree's thickness, and chris altmanf trees company said on the phone the tree is alive and healthy and cutting in the way they want to would kill it or cause it to fall over. >> thank you. >> joseph. >> hello. so the proposed -- i actually wanted to point out here on his architecture design you see here on the drawing he's got an adjacent window here -- >> sir, i'm sorry to interpret interrupt you and please speak into the mic. >> >> the upstairs window has an adjacent window here. on the design there is no window here and two other windows on my building here. the proposal is actually build a bathroom adjacent from the upstairs bedroom which would eliminate privacy. i don't know if the owner has claimed it would be an opaque window and what capacity and if it would open. we worked with the owner and last time we were in correspondence with him was december 29 and we informed him and objected to the entire third floor and shared information about his health and concluded and said we could reject and appealed all we want