west and find a cheap and cute teeth and images of snow could fall in a span of twelve hours with anthony lee one hundred twenty five years or under such conditions treated people in a bank and then how life could be caught up with that going to be up to five meters because in the coastal flooding the next couple of days the snow will likely continue in the knew i would see some snow flurries on sunday. you love me any kind in the next couple of days but some showers are likely on saturday evening and across western japan and rainy weather for the next couple days. across the road tested the weather is still coming down across most of the eastern part of the us eight tornadoes were reported in your prayers and best of them still packing a line of an edgy enough to cause a tornado or ossetia last one standing wins. temperatures are going to be quite warm and happy with the standard seventeen degrees in washington dc trip to the arena wasn't that bad kind of cool. only ten degrees in chicago as well as current. the businessweek eye across the year of the savior weather will likely happen across

lee. tim seymour, anthony and tara and guy. can you trust today's bounce after falling nearly 5% over the past three trading day. are we setting up to fall even further? guy, what do you make of that? >> those are two different questions. you got to separate them. i think you can trust. >> you can. >> we said you probably due for a bounce was way too early in the month. we thought we would bounce and i think we'll probably bounce the rest of the week. at a certain point this month i think you got to lay into it. i don't think we're going to make new highs. >> so you think we staved this bounce. yes. >> you look at what's happened over the last month. the break down of the nasdaq started in january. those are places that are extraordinary that i would not be stay with. i bought apple not because i think it's going to the moon but i think there's some levels. rotations are happening. manageris are doing a fantastic job. the over ccapped nasdaq i don't think was the place you wanted to be. >> do you think this was a rotation of so

lee case. there are some very distinguished members of the journalistic love who are skeptical of the shield law. anthony lewis was one of them, a great journalist and columnist and self-taught scholar of the constitution. he thought specifically of the case of wen ho lee, scientist who was accused of possibly having leak secret technology. , as hes a case where would have put it, inadequate journalism tarnished this man's reputation, ruined his life. why should the journalist be protected from helping him get some compensation for that? >> if you look at the balance of interest overall and whether you can actually get sources and ,ther types of investigations my view has been that it's more important to protect the confidential source relationships in terms of future reporting than to say we're going to force the reporters to the meritscause of of a particular case. the problem with that is once you force reporters to test or they can be jailed, that sends a broader signal to sources and it really creates the kind of chilling effect that jonathan was talking about. >> do you want to respond to any of th

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lee's defense team in the corruption case. yee has pleaded not guilty to accepting bribes or gun trafficking. . >>> there's been another delay in the man accused of killing a missing teenager. anthony tore he's was in court yesterday, but his attorney asked for more time. he says the district attorney's office is still trying to decide whether to ask for the death penalty. he's pled not guilty to the murder of a girl who disappeared while on her way to school. he's due back in court june 11. >>> tonight a task force will hold its final public meeting on preventing hate crimes at san jose state university. the task force has spent the last few months exploring policies that could help prevent incidents. an african-american student said he was a target of bullying and last month he filed a $5 million claim against the university. >>> san jose state university students staged an unusual protests over what they believe is dangerous conditions in certain class rooms. they conducted a faint-in one of the oldest campus buildings. students say even though temperatures were in the 70s yesterday, warm air blew from the building's events. they say students have actually passed out because som

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lee case. there are some very distinguished members of the journalistic love who are skeptical of the shield law. anthony lewis was one of them, a great journalist and columnist and self-taught scholar of the constitution. he thought specifically of the case of wen ho lee, scientist who was accused of possibly having leak secret technology. this was a case where, as he would have put it, inadequate journalism tarnished this man's reputation, ruined his life. why should the journalist be protected from helping him get some compensation for that? >> if you look at the balance of interest overall and whether you can actually get sources and other types of investigations, my view has been that it's more important to protect the confidential source relationships in terms of future reporting than to say we're going to force the reporters to testify, because of the merits of a particular case. the problem with that is once you force reporters to test or they can be jailed, that sends a broader signal to sources and it really creates the kind of chilling effect that jonathan was talking about. >> do you want to

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anthony, thank you much. another local news update for you coming up in a half an hour. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie leeing today with danny seo. should be interesting. >> we're going to help you drop a dress size by memorial day. we're all trying to do that. >> yeah. i don't ever want to do anything madelyn says to do. and 31 days to become a happy wife. you can still take the test on klgandhoda.com. and press the connect button. >> you have about 15 minutes. >> this person is a happy wife. >> in knoxville, tennessee, something funny happened on our nbc affiliate. we love everybody in knoxville. wbir. they got a surprise. they brought some rabbits on the set. it was easter. rabbits do what ran dbbits do, don't they? >> you got to stop that. let's go to the -- >> we will announce the third rabbit's name in nine months. >> it is a weird -- bambino likes that position too. i got to be honest. but -- i love it, the animal on the receiving end never seems to care. >> doesn't care, yawning. and stretching. >> we can't tell if this is -- >> it is for real. no, it's real. we have confirmed it. >> okay. >> this