trace, it looks interesting andle tell us more about it. >> well, the the man says that it's designed undetectable and it's called ideal concealed. it's a two shotgun that you can slip in the pocket like a cell phone and with a click of the safety, it's opened and ready to fire. now the run runs 395,000. 4,000 people have signed up to buy one. here is the the inventor on why he designed it. >> there are some people that take serious issues in a workplace or somewhere else to see a gun on you, and then gives people an opportunity to avoid the conversation. >> yeah, he goes on to say that it's a high velocity and although it's designed to blend in, there's inform medal to set off a medal detector. it's going to be picked up on security x-raies but new york senator chuck says that it's a disaster waiting to haeeds to b department of justice and the department of alcohol tobacco and firearms. >> it poses serious threat to law enforcement. imagine a sar scenario if a police officer is not able to tell if it's a violent gun or a norm normal iphone. >> they say that any weapon that does not

>> four were loss andling note here back in 1926, same thing in pla platta tornado lost 16 lives. that is kind of our tornado alley. live look outside. not so average right now. 50 degrees for crying out loud. we should be around 68 this time of night and here is the radar. another little batch of rain and showers warrington pushing 66 and zooming to the west. we won't see any thunderstorms but there is good light rain, oaksville and manassas and burke and essentially either side of i-66 throughout the night. the good news, nats, top of the hour scoreless. >> chilly and more showers. noth temperatures 48 to 44. yellow weather alert tomorrow and sunday. we will try to refrain from issuing a yellow weather alert on saturday. that will be six in a row. we will try to be more judicious. saturday better than sunday but that's a low bar over the last several days. clouds and by morning prepare for a damp commute. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. cold at the bus stop. by april standards it will be. by 8:00 showers everywhere. down 95 in from 66, down from i- 270 and 50, wet roa

so what's ailing andle? their iphone sales are down versus this time last year and in china, sales are down 26%. for chipotle, the in sales they roared since they've been a public company. if you didn't eat there because of the virus or e. coli outbreaks, you're not alone. sales tanked almost 30% in the first quarter of the year. twitter is adding users but their sales fell short of expectations. even that agreement with the nfl couldn't get investors excited. kendis, diane? >> rebecca, thank you. criminal charges could be filed in england against authorities who have been found responsible for the country's worst ever sports related disaster. it happened in april, 1989 when 96 support ersof liverpool football club were killed inside a stadium because of overcrowding in a standing room section. for decades the incident was blamed on the fans themselves. but after a long investigation, victims' families rejoiced when a jury yesterday found police and emergency services were to blame. that jury has completely

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for a full list, head over to nbc new york.com andle search recalls. >>> a caribbean cruise ended with crying as a ship sailed away with their kids on board. >> you see that right there? the boat. >> you're kidding me. >> this video uploaded to youtube by one of the passengers. according to passengers on the norwegian break-away, the man got off the boat to find his wife before the ship left for new york leaving their 9 and 12 year old kids behind. norwegian cruise lines says the ship went beyond normal protocol and waited alongside an additional half an hour for the guest. the company also offered travel and lodging assistance to the couple. the kids weren't totally alone on the ship. the uncle was also on board. >> good to know they weren't alone. >>> the temperatures seemed a little cooler tonight. >> it's chilly. there will be frost on some of the lawns north and west of the city tonight as temperatures dip through the 30s and maybe even just below freezing in a few spots. it won't stay cool for long. our view from the top of the rock camera, stunning view with it's nice, just a fe

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and tablets, alleging that google unlawfully bundles desirable apps and blocks out competitors and andles for apps operating systems. ahead ofspoke with android about this case and he says that he thinks that the regulators are confused. take a listen. >> we think that there is a lot of confusion with how this works and it is a new type of ecosystem that did not exist before where manufacturers customize their own product. uyingisn't the eu b this argument? >> they stay abreast of the changes and with the times. at the end of the day, they are that abuse the dominant position and they see android with a high percentage of market shares and most phones using the system. you know, they see possible abuse of that position and the stifling of competition and the stifling of other technological innovations and that is what they are focused on. emily: what are the possible penalties here and what could google be looking at? >> we always see the top ceiling, which could be a fine. it rarely happens. it is the outer limit and the eu has never gone that far. neelieve that the intel fi was for the

it has a prewi-fi network in place t and the new technology can't andle new traffic. >> they are alsox employering plans to expand the network in under deserved names say. > >> why one movie theater economic tough is considering. >> allowing texting during a movie. >> plus, donald trump. still teeing off on the reason opinion nation, looks to up debt hillary clinton in new york. >> we will have the latest from the campaign trail after the break. . >>> the search continues tore a 2-year-old who was inside of a car in monterey county when the vehicle was stolen. jacob vargas was taken from his home in soledad and here is his picture again. the boy's father left his son alone in the car while it was warming up in their driveway. >> it is a 2015. plaque honda accord. the license plate number. you see it there. 7 lie 244 and it has damage to the left rear bumper. if you see this accord or jacob vargas call chp light away. >> a mother was found dead. this was in shch last week. >> -- that was in last week. >> her mother was found dead and federal agents met with the san francisco police to

david: we will hear from peter andl and here what he likes here about the current investment climate. let's head to the markets desk. julie: stocks are hovering around the highs of the session. that has been happening throughout the day, many on an increase in oil prices. averages hanging onto this increases we have been watching today. in addition, we are watching oil prices. there was a report that saudi arabia and russia have come to some sort of preliminary agreement on a production freeze heard so that really affected the price of oil over the course of the session earlier when that headline came out. it has not been confirmed in saudi arabia has been on record as saying it does not want a production freeze. nonetheless, causing this uptick wenear $42 a barrel as continue to see oil rise. we have been watching the japanese yen today as it finally breaks that winning streak. now the dollar is rising versus the yen. a couple charts to show you. one looks at the relative strength index, where a particular asset is overbought or oversold. the green line is oversold. the dollar versus

>> this thursday, you will have meet, andles comittee they will debate a controversial proposal.t would essentially make the convention governed by something called the rules of order. something your listeners will recognize as a form of parliamentary government used at civic and organizational meetings, as opposed to the rules of the u.s. house of representatives. this all sounds like it is in the weeds and arcane, and it is, but it will have a huge impact on the national convention, should it be implemented. >> it could significantly change the operations of the republican convention in cleveland. >> it could impact something as fundamental as whether republican insiders are able or not to draft a so-called white knight candidate. someone like paul ryan, or scott walker. >> right

jeannie's polls to content -- he him, andls to favor probably another interview event.omething with the e-mail investigation, something with the clinton family, something else that causes democrats to say, wait a minute, maybe we should go to the convention like the republicans are doing. john: if you are playing this from sanders' point of view, on the superdelegate front, what they are designed to do is to keep the party from a nominating-- he is performing better than her in most polls, in some cases, substantially better. from his inside, that will in theory, bue a good argument. to say to the superdelegates, you should come to me. mark: the "morning joe" interview, when she asked if bernie sanders should get out, she said i tried. winning, she keeps can't argue that he should be out of the race with explicitness. john: that is white new york matters so much. after his win in wisconsin, ted cruz has marginalized john kasich more than ever before. cruz was in the bronx making his first public appearance after his victory speech last night. he met with local pastors a

andle el allergies will be a bil over the next couple days. the sunshine allows for the pollen to continue around the region. let's show you what's happening. the nationals taking on the braves right now. looking pretty good for a baseball game at 4:05. 62 degrees. winds out of the southeast at 9 miles an hour. once again we're looking at abundant sunshine. look at the numbers. 63 gaithersburg. 64 fredericksburg. 64 in manassas. just gorgeous across the region. it's going to continue to be, but you mentioned needing the jackets. well, you'll need them again tonight and tomorrow. another frost advisory. three days in a row we've had a frost advisory, and it impacts most of the region from i-95 back to the best. so you may hav s tomorrow morning. so just think about that when you step out the front door. you may need the ice scraper when you come out here as we move through the day tomorrow. and that may happen again on saturday morning. warrenton, winchester, martinsburg, if you saw it this morning, you may see it again tomorrow. no rain to tal

there are some countries, for , andle, slovakia or hungry we were putting more emphasis on the securityand defense aspects. the czech republic excepts refugees. we are ready to help. but at the same time, we try to adhere to high screening principles in order not to give cheap ammunition to populists and nationalists who actually further hamper a successful solution of the problems that we are facing. therefore, i believe that democratic politicians have to because ifthe fear, they are not able to answer it, then they will create space for populists and other extremists. >> the political situation is one that has been doubled europe for the past 100 years. has bedeviled europe. wouldhad more time, i talk about with the president would counsel in striking the balance, especially since she president.h that i want to ask you a different question, and then i'm going to turn to the audience for questions, so the audience should be ready with your questions, and speaking about theborders of europe, russia of vladimir putin has been responsible in crimea and ukraine, for the most intrusions, v

for joining us tonight, i'm matt ackland.lad let's sea, it's april 9, the cherry trees have blossoms andls then we got a little snow today. what is going on in let's begin tonight with a look at the weather and here is a life lookk outside at the national cathedral. how long will this cold weatherl stick around? let's say hello to gwen with a look at the forecast. what happened to spring? >> i think spring got a littlete stressed out with all thel pressure and decided it needed to take a little time out.me would you have it come back soon. >> trust me, it will be backck sooner than you think.er t in the meantime we are still talking ati few of the snow flurries. let's begin with a look the at maps. here's a pick picture.ture we've had a clipper system that's been moving through. and you can see the wrap around precipitation.pr a lot happening here and some of you seeing some flurries rightht now you have a line from hagerstown and then south, southeast we have actually a few mixed conditions, a little bit of a wintry mix and then rain that's moving its way across thw pavement so there you

two members of the counsel andled some of the watergate and non-watergate matters. this happened when he was still in private practice, before elected. buzzhard had come from capitol hill, where he worked for a number of prominent enators. addressing the question of whether nixon should destroy his tapes, he sent one of his assistants to the law library. it showed if somebody destroyed evidence, they would likely be subpoenaed. buzzheart, when they went to visit nixon at the naval hospital, he argues to the contrary. he says that since they have not been subpoenaed, there is no obstruction of justice. in over four decades, i have not found that case. i am not sure what he was referring to. i have found gorman's case. this start the fight for the tapes. this is where the nixon defense ends, and the rest of the summary. once the tapes are discovered, within days, al hague, now the chief of staff, he gives permission to stop the taping system. july 18 is the last day the system is in. hague also -- he knew there was something. ut he thought it was controllable by nixon

catholict who remarry saying they are nota ex communicated even though theh pope called divorce an evil andl number of divorces.iv he is saying that those divorcee catholics who remarry offered communion which officially they're not supposedt to. pope francis says he wantse w priests and bishops to showho mercy to be flexible whenflexibn dealing with what he calls wounded families. the pope says communion is not a prize for the perfect but a powerful medicine for weak. for of course, there's been a split within the church for years inea fact the two previous popess benedict the 16th and john paul ii had said that onlytnl catholics who get annul manies e can receive the sacrament of communion during mass.g there is an 8:00 o'clock massocm here at saint matthew's in the'i district this morning we spokens to a couple of people heading in this morning for their reaction. >> i agree with what popetop francis is saying, and i think that we can't hold things against people that have had situations and decisions. so the year of mercy and -- as d it again and again and again. an >> no, no.>> no, n i

to be widely viewed or all over o the world, and i have taught this my whole life from the hebrew, andl this is a dislation of every idea i've had. in teacherring this for 40 years, so this is a very important book to me because it's very simple. if everybody lived by the ten commandments, you would not be one army or one missile you would not need any policeman, you would not have to put locks on your doors. this is all humans need, it's amazing. >> and we're going to put the phoneng numbers up bauds this ir your chance to talk with radio talk show host and author dennis if you live in east and central7 time zone, 748-8201 for those of you in the mountain and out here in the pacific, time zone we're here at the los angeles time festival of book only o the campus of the university of southern california.f our guest is dennis craiger. first of all where did craiger university get start and are you a jewish scholar? >> well, it's a little pompus for me to say that but i did teachon jewish knowledge and 200 articles on judaism i got an award for clums on jewish matters.s i know the torah f

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white in one state and something else in another from india andle the middle east, they did not know what to do with them. judges in one part of the country said, you are white. in other parts, they said, you are not. -- plessyrguson versus ferguson, that is how they justified because the schools in josten work -- in boston were segregated so they are saying, they go from schools to transportation, which is a stretch in my mind, but they do it to justify it. joan: it makes sense they would have that comment about d.c. that is interesting. off theis totally subject. going back to her papers from 1940, did it mention what they -- what happened with their only child? does she have any descendents? >> i have a comment. >> will you introduce yourself? >> you may have addressed this before i came in, there is a book about the life of mary woman terrell, women -- in a white world. that will give you a lot of good information about her life. another comment related to what beingid about atlanta, taught to discriminate. i lived in atlanta for a short while after i left new york. there are thi

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our forces are systematically finances andl's removing its leaders from the battlefield. we have to improve information sharing across europe and stem the flow of foreign fighters into when out of syria. we discussed our efforts to resolve political conflicts in in order toast increase prospects for stability. in libya, we have the opportunity to support a new government and help the libyans root out extremist elements. in syria, we still need to see ane progress towards enduring cease-fire. we continue to push for greater humanitarian access to the people who need it most. to continue to invest in nato so we can meet our overseas commitments. we have to resolve the conflict of the ukraine. all nato allies should aim for the nato target of spending 2% of their gdp on defense, something david has made sure happens here in the u.k., to meet that standard. we discussed new actions we can the refugee in crisis, including with our nato allies. and because a strong defense relies on more than just military spending but helping to unleash the ability of others to live more prosp

butcher, andled a it was said he only wanted through brute force. we don't have time to go through his brilliant vicksburg campaign in which he was outnumbered in the theater, in enemy territory, 15 battles -- won five battles in 18 days. he used deception, speed, concentration of force. with that number in the theater until he began the siege of vicksburg, yet by fooling the ,nemy, each of the five battles the enemy did not know where he was. they did not know where they should be. it was a brilliant campaign. again and again, grant has a record during the war. he is the first major union victory. they capture vicksburg, the most important campaign in the civil war. he was brought in to save chattanooga within a month. the union army was trapped to there. it was because of this was promoted to general in chief and three stars and asked to win the war, which he did in 11 months. the record is pretty clear about grant's success. ,et me till with the casualties which i have studied 28 fairly -- fairly well. grant's casualties, and i don't know if we h

i will fully support ted cruz andl he is either out elected president. i think he is the best candidate that does what he says he is going to do. >> what is one of the changes you would like to see in the country? less government. less restrictions. put the power back to the states. just a normal person can probably go to washington, take a look at all the money, especially the wasted money given to the private sectors, thatal organizations basically give money to the politicians. the biggest thing i would like to see changed his term limits. two terms, that's it. caller: -- host: that is bill a, texas. a lineity critics draw at naming a law school after scalia. at george mason university paid little attention as charles koch and other conservatives helped transform their school into a leading producer of free market scholarships. the effort was focused on a few specific departments like economics and law and attracted little attention outside conservative circles. the announcement last month that wouldn't rename its law school in honor of antonin scalia

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andle who don't have jobs think the economy is bad, those are the ones going against undocumented people. undocumented people are doing things that people don't want to do. and we do our taxes. host: on that line for illegal immigrants. especial line set aside this morning. if you want to call in, (202) 748-8001. if you other headlines to show you. here's the san antonio news. justices get immigration case today is the lead story there. hotvalley morning star, the -- headline at the bottom of the page, texas versus obama, the battle keeps up. story isw you how this in newspapers run the country as we get your phone calls, hear your stories and will hear your comments on the case being argued. scott is in north carolina, a recent legal immigrant. good morning. caller: good morning. that my wifesay had to wait 10 years to get over here. she's from the philippines. she is a wonderful family that wants to come over here, their physical therapist and nurses. i have to say about your desk that you just had a moment ago, they are not victims because i can tell you that when my wife came over he

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turnout andl voter hillary will be our next president. good show. host: martha is the last call. yes. i think manners do matter. ever since they had that first debate and they set donald trump up. they wanted him to say he would whatever room got in. this is been going on every since then. about donaldalks trump every night on her show. all day longon they talk about donald trump. what would they talk about if they didn't have donald trump? host: i've got to leave it there. the senate foreign relations committee is gathering for a hearing on the iran nuclear agreement. we have coverage here on c-span. the committee is called to order. ambassador shannon, we appreciate your continued service to our country. we look forward to working with you. today, we are looking forward to hear your thoughts of the jcpoa.entation of the many of us remain skeptical of iran and the nuclear deal. and there is bipartisan restoration that previous commitments made by the initiation are not with reality. secretary kerry said the bati

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this latest poll from nbc news andle bought -- the wall street journal shows nationally, let me repeatally, clinton is at 50% and the bernie sanders at 48%. hillary clinton is expected to do well in new york state. 240 delegates are at stake. bernie sanders considerable obstacle to over come. many of his followers are independent and are not permitted to vote in the democratic primary. the polls are now open and they will remain open throughout the state until 9:00 tonight. back to you. >> we have that -- we have -- on the right-hand side of your street at the bottom, 14 hours 55 minutes until the polls close at 9:00 like you said. >> i'm going to go to a polling place about two blocks from here this hour. meanwhile, brian, we're going to included you in this conversation because according to politico, saturday over at trump tower, ten blocks from where we were sitting, there was a senior staff meeting and donald trump announced because he's so desperately wants to make sure that he's got the 1237 delegates going in, he's going to ask paul manafort and rick wiley essentially to run the

andle have very tough jobs a tremendous amount of stress. this is simply a stress-free moment for those folks so that and dressave dinner, up. the previous caller, he was talking about regular people. i live in a town in ohio that personifies regular people. on any given weekend, especially when the weather is good, you can find people here doing the same thing. youis just our society -- have people who gather and like to dress up. even the fundraisers are almost n exact duplicate of the correspondents dinner. i don't see anything wrong with it. i love the jokes, and especially president obama, for the past seven years, has been absolutely great. host: that is joan calling in from ohio. in the past, president obama has directed his jokes and a number of people, including donald trump in the past. "the washington examiner" is announcing that donald trump will not be attending. by everyi was asked single group of media known to mankind to attend this year, but i have decided not to go. you know why? i would have a good time, and i was notwould

as that, andle that is why we need congress to step up to the plate and not do something controversial, not do something that guarantees someone a political victory, that to do something that will make the american people safer from a virus that targets there newborn babies and the pregnant women. you are talking about a large amount of money. is that allowing the government to do what they need to do in that particular time, or if the federal government not able to do everything it wants to do? the state and local behorities, it they will responsible for the mosquito control. they have to ramp up the infrastructure to make sure that it individuals show up sick that a zika diagnosis can be made quickly. >> the federal government would be doing more if it had more money from congress? absolutely, and we believe there is more the governments should be doing with the resources to protect the people from the zika virus, and right now, that is not happening, because congress has not done its job. >> you spoke very generally about what these rules what to do, so anytime you have a and you wo

but most of those cases are andled in state court. i don't have any doubt that we ould be reviewing drug offenses when it comes to the new opium-related cases. there has been so many developments. we have the development of synthetics now that were not nown, so they're not listed as items that would generate a prison sentence that do enough damage to individuals that they should be considered to be listed. and a crime to possess. those are things we need to be constantly looking at. but there's an article in "the free beacon" from yesterday, headline, obama administration freed 19,723 criminal illegal immigrants in 2015. it says the obama administration released nearly 20,000 illegal immigrants convicted of crimes in custody in 2015. according to new figures published by the immigrations and customs enforcement bureau. the 19,723 illegal immigrants freed from custody during the 64,197 r had a total of convictions between them, according to the data. his included 8,324 violent convictions and 208 homicide convictions. those are people