april: yes. peter: as far as i'm concerned, the executive committee, there are various ways to phrase it. it should serve as executive board. it is easier i think to discuss matters with members of the executive committee, which is less than 447 people. to my way of thinking, the executive committee will be in regular contact, as i would be as chair, with members of the dnc, but i think using the talents of members of the executive committee in various areas where the d.n.c. has to focus, organizing, local organizing, candidates election, fundraising, election protection -- the whole host of other things, developing a platform and getting ready for the convention, selecting candidates, winning elections, there are a whole bundle of issues. and i think to the extent that i could get professional he background, training, and experience of the executive committee, that would be of great assistance. if i am chairman, that is the way i intend to use the executive committee. april: thank you. i will go

april: thank you. [cheers] >> yes. i think that answer will be the same for everyone on this table, because i do not have the luxury to sit out of this unique moment in the democratic party, and nobody in this room has the luxury to sit out at this moment we are facing as a party. this moment is our time to look at our strengths and our weaknesses as a democratic family, and to assess how we innovate, how we organize, how we experiment, and how we engage in new and exciting ways. i think this moment is bigger than just one -- just what happened in the 2016 election. there is a lot of conversation about transformation. transformation does not come easy. transformation is not going to happen if every single person on this table does not remain engaged in this process. transformation is not going to happen if everybody in this room does not remain engaged in this process. transformation requires willingness, it requires radical candor, and it requires strong change management. and my position in this race

april: thank you. [applause] secretary perez: good afternoon. it is great to be here in charm city. it is great to be here. thank you. it is great to be here in charm city where i had the privilege of working here for part of the decade. baltimore is a remarkable town. baltimore is a resilient town fair and the answer is, of course. we are all in this together. we are only a few weeks removed, it seems like decades removed from barack obama. i miss barack obama a lot, my friends. [applause] what we have seen in these short weeks is nothing less than carnage and chaos, every single day. the raids on immigrants things -- are things that tear my heart apart. and the court of appeals saying, you need to read the constitution before you start doing things, mr. president. we see it every day, the assault on democracy. and we are in this together. this is a remarkably committee group of folks. if people are looking for whose hands are bigger, you are not going to find out here today. you will find a discussio

>> come on april. friends and let's set up that meeting, girl. >> that's not what he said. he said call the members of the caucus. here's the deal. when he said it i was kind of shocked. wait a minute, i'm a journalist, you're not supposed to ask us. i'm thinking maybe because novice to governance and protocol. about him saying for me to call them and set up the meeting. now when it comes to the other piece, i just had to go and deal with the issue at hand because again it's bigger issues than me at the time. but it was interesting. >> you're good, i realize you have to work there tomorrow. i unlike you don't have to face the press corp. >> next two years. >> i don't have to say, immediate reaction and most of the millions of other people who saw it as well. that's fair assessment. >> twitter blew up. >> exactly what he was saying. why didn't he know -- you had to repeat cbc. do you think he knew what it was or having trouble hearing you? >> again he's new. i wondered if it was the newness of being in

that's because april 15th falls on a saturday and monday april 17th is emancipation day in washington which is legally celebrated this year and under the tax code, legal holidays in the nation's capital affect the tax filing deadline. something else new this year refunds will be held until february 15th according to a new tax law. a change the irs cannot issue refunds before tax returns that claim the earned income tax credit or the additional child tax credit. if you are using a software product for the very first time, you will need to know your 2015 adjusted gross income to e-file your 2016 tax return and tax penalties related to obama care are going up again. for 2016 penalties for adults they'll now be $695 or 2.5% more your income. and some things are not changing. contribution limits to 401(k) plans iras and flexible spending accounts are all staying the same. back to you guys. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. the ceos of some of the biggest retailers will make their case on imports that would raise prices for consumers and hurt their business. they'll m

johnny toss to julie - april/ may-like temperatures through saturday temperatures through saturday - shower/thunderstorm risk saturday afternoon (noon to 5pm) - back to winter sunday (49, feels like 30s) today: partly sunny. unseasonably warm. isolated pm west of d.c. highs: 71-76 winds: s 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 49-55 winds: s 5 mph friday: partly cloudy. may-like temperatures. highs: 72-77 winds: sse 5-15 mph we're following breaking news in the district. a traffic stop, leading to gunfire. q mccray is live in southeast - q? new overnight - a fire breaking out at washington. it started around 1:30 this morning on kisconko road. firefighters had the fire out in less than thirty minutes - but the home is still a total loss. no one was hurt. some civil rights groups are upset about a transgender-relate d policy change by the trump administration. hundreds of people protete white house. they're upset that the administration revoked an obama-era mandate. it compelled public schools nationwide to permit restroom access on the basis of gender identity. the admin

that was april 10. april 12 they moved me to afghanistan where brother-in-law was over there proposal who will bring your body home if you die? it is pretty morbid. who gets the money. sewed josh flies over then they cut off my left arm and then today's later they wake me up for the first time the first thing out of my mouth is where race soldiers my brother-in-law's said everybody is so k. parker my paralyzed he said no. i said i can feel my fingers are toasted by paralyzed he said no purple you don't have the many more. wright was pushing the sky paid me per car was angry are was sad i pay my taxes and serve my country. but then he said call your wife. call your parents and said hey what's up i love you a good did viper or didn't want to talk. by a levy one fine. my mom said happy birthday. i said i will see you in a bit. than i rolled into the hospital was april 17 my wife said happy anniversary week later bring up the 17th i said not to davey will talk about that in june. the city were in charge of

he sent a note on april 7. the result of the last week must convince you of the hopelessness of future resistance on your part of the army of northern virginia. i feel it is so, and it is my duty to shift the responsibility of any further diffusion of blood. that is not too much to ask, is it? no. [laughter] lee had no obvious escape route replied asking grant to hear his proposal. he received another note from grant written in the next day. i would say that peace be my great desire, there is but one demand that the officers will be disqualified from taking up arms against the government for the united states until properly exchanged. it was at this point that we responded to grant with a note that he was not ready to surrender yet. instead he said they needed a meeting to discuss possible peace negotiations. that is a typical step when intending surrender that you ask for peace negotiations. that was something that grant did not do at tennessee or vicksburg. he said no i am not interested in that. so robert e

it's exactly the same. >> reporter: but miss that april 18th deadline, for those 2013 returns and your money becomes property of the u.s. treasury. and, there is no penalty for

so, feels like april, actually mid april, especially tomorrow, where weaver shot at setting new records surging into the mid maybe even upper 60s, it does stay mild, coolest temperature next week, gets down to about 50 for the afternoon high. now here is the reason. jet stream, to the south, past few days, temperatures pretty much near average. yesterday, how it feels for middle of february. now the jet, north, we surge warmth, mid-atlantic, highs running 15, to even 20 degrees above average. that 20 degrees would put us mid 60s, especially tomorrow. little weak disturbance stuck underneath the jet stream to the south and west. clouds, showers, out into the ohio valley now. tend to see some showers. that system moves to the south tonight, bridges clouds, maybe sprinkle or two delaware, south jersey, no big deal, probably won't see anything. warmfront pushes through, rapid warm up this afternoon into the afternoon, a lot of sunshine today, focus on this cold front. still stays to the north. sunday afternoon, we have a lot of warmth in place, already ahead of the front. then the front fi

that starts in april.o drinks for $2. mcdonald's move might have something to do with the drop in same-store sales in its latest quarter and the buzz about its breakfast menu happening all day 24/7. trade to close as one of the stocks we are watching. retailers reported latest quarterly numbers. private sale operators to post the year ago this morning. polls like its rivals reported a drop through the key holiday season. analysts look for gap earnings to topics that patients after the company reported a 1% increase in fourth-quarter sales. old navy brands. we will also hear from nordstrom after the bell which has been in minutes for dropping ivanka trump's blind. we the seasons is due to weak store traffic and were shoppers buying online. lauren: why is the number of people seek entrÉe and sneak into saurian? >> usually in the winter months it would be a quiet time. we have seen the increase has occurred over the winter months regardless. lauren: will have that story for you. you are watching "fbn:am," you

met was april 10 and april april 12 my brother-in-law was over there in afghanistan as well. cu write-down where you want to be buried, who brings her body home it is morbid. but josh flies to get me and then they cut my left arm off. at today's later there arabia for the first time the first thing that of my mouth was miss soldiers. that they're okay then i said a my paralyse? they said no. and can feel my fingers and toes you're not paralyzed to don't have the new more. i can believe they got me. is this carmine is a payback wise is going on? taipei my taxes i serve my country. then he said call your wife. call your parents i said hey what's up a love you goodbye i did not want to talk. then i love you could buy and my mother said happy birthday. the april 17 per and my wife says happy anniversary we noted and bring up the 17th we celebrate june june 21st vice sutures world and they had to rush me into emergency surgery. if you don't take to inches off then he will die. then pulled the plug. [laughter] so she signed the paper they took me into surgery blighted by live? this

that was april 10. april 12 my brother-in-law was in afghanistan as well and who is going to bring your body home, what kind of funeral service for it's pretty morbid, who gets the money. well, josh flies over and they took me into surgery and cut my left arm off because it was going to die. two days later they wake me up for the first time out of my medical station and a the first thing out of my mouth was how are my soldiers. they were okay. so then i said i said in my said and they said you are not paralyzed. i said you don't have to lie to me. i can't feel my hands and toes. they said because you don't have them anymore. i was angry, upset. what is going on. why does this happen to me, i pay my taxes, take care of my family, serve my country. he said you have to call your wife and i said i'm not calling her. he said you have to and you have to call your parents. i said i love you, goodbye, didn't want to talk. called my parents, i love you, i'm fine, did i. april 17 goals around can i get rolled int

april, it wasn't just about russia. there were some topics here they talked about anti-semitism, about racism. at one point he claimed he is the least racist person. this clearly got this pim-his exchange with you is now making some headlines, though, and i want to play it for our viewers in full. >> you want to include the cbc in your conversations with your urban agenda, inter city agenda, as well as -- are you going to include the congressional back caucus and the -- >> i would. you want to set up the meeting? you want to set up the meeting? >> no, no, no. >> are they friends of yours? set up the meeting. set up a meeting. i would love to meet with the black caucus. >> he says to you, a black journalist, are they friends of yours, the black caucus. let's just start there for the moment. how did you take that? >> you know what, erin, i was really looking for an answer to the question. it's not about me and i'm not going to make it about me. there are issues in the black community that are way bigger than my feelings b

>> april: yeah. >> anthony: april owns the joint now.reggie, a forward-thinking dude if there ever was one. >> april: it was built in 1798. >> anthony: how long in the family? in your family? >> april: over 75 years. my father, during that time, he had billie holiday appeared, he had nina symone, ella fitzgerald, all the big names in jazz. >> anthony: how has town changed? has it changed? >> april: i think tremendously. gay lifestyle is much more accepted. >> anthony: okay, 1972, my feeling was that this was a gay town, and that i was here at the pleasure of, you know, somebody else. which is sort of the opposite of everywhere outside of here at that time. >> april: oh, yes. >> anthony: this was a largely catholic, portuguese, conservative fishing community, but it was also known as hell town. >> john: it was hell town, this is where the puritans sent their rejects. right out here. >> anthony: right. farther out -- yeah. >> john: provincetown always had the mixture really of the bohemian people and the fishermen, the pirates, the writers

now they are saying at least april. so we will be down to these three alternates, for quite some time. get used to it, just factor more time into your commuting plans. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, flight for the record books. >> and also, putting a spin on healthy hearts and raising money, too, we will be right back. >> 4:49. expwr front. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange. tech companies pushing back against president trump controversial orders on immigration. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yes, nearly 100 companies including apple, google and facebook, they signed legal brief condemning president trump's recent order they say it inflict, quote, substantial harm on us companies and hinders their ability, and also make more difficult to compete in the international marketplace. jim, rahel? >> well, jill, i'm always interested in hearing about travel stuff. i understands the world's lodge longest commercial flight just landed in new zealand? >> it is true, qu

that's because april 15th falls on a saturday and monday april 17th is emancipation day in washington which is legally celebrated this year and under the tax code, legal holidays in tax filing deadline. something else new this year refunds will be held until february 15th according to a new tax law. a change the irs cannot issue refunds before tax returns that claim the earned income tax credit or the additional child tax credit. if you are using a software product for the very first time, you will need to know your 2015 adjusted gross income to e-file your 2016 tax return and tax penalties related to obama care are going up again. for 2016 penalties for adults they'll now be $695 or 2.5% more your income. and some things are not changing. contribution limits to 401(k) plans iras and flexible spending accounts are all staying the same. back to you guys. >>> thanks so susan hogan. tomorrow we'll have important information about identity theft, what to know about the warning signs that you may already be a victim. >>> and if you missed our it is in the nbc washington app right now. >>>

that's because april 15th falls on a saturday and monday april 17th is emancipation day in washington which is legally celebrated this year and under the tax code, legal holidays in the station's capital affect the tax filing deadline. something else new refunds will be held until february 15th according to a new tax law. a change the irs cannot issue refunds before tax returns that claim the earned income tax credit or the additional child tax credit. if you are using a software product for the very first time, you will need to know your 2015 adjusted gross income to e fail your 2016 tax return and tax penalties related to obama care are going up again. for 2016 penalties for adults they'll now be $695 or 2.5% more your income. and some things are not changing. contribution limits to 401(k) plans iras and flexible spending accounts are all staying the same. >>> that risky driving behavior can cause everything from accident to delays. >> especially during the afternoon commute. that is often worse than the morning commute. here are the numbers to prove it. ddot five times worse during

they met in a railroad car near greensberg, north carolina on april 12. davis sitting at a small desk surrounded by what was left of his cabinet. i don't have an image of that. here is davis sitting at a desk. so this will have to do. johnston told the president our people are tired of the war. they feel themselves whipped, and will not fight. davis was fiddling with a piece of paper he was holding in his hand, turning it over, folding it, unfolding it. did not even look up. to look at johnston in the face. but after a brief pause he said, well, general johnston, what do you propose? hat was the opening johnston needed. he asked permission to arrange an armistice that would, this is now quoted material, "permit the civil authorities to enter into the needful arrangements to terminate the existing war. davis hesitated. then he said, well, sir, you can adopt that course, though i confess i am not sanguine as to ultimate results. with that grudging assent, johnston then invited sherman to the meeting at the bennett house five days later. now let's hear what

18 and april 24.resident's day, 52, cooler. 352 tuesday, here comes the next string of 60s. 60 degrees wednesday, morning rain, thursday, 66. friday, look at that, sun and clouds, 68 degrees. now that's going to be dependent upon cloud cover, if it's a cloudy day we won't hit 68. what happened to old man wintery? who made him mad. >>> it was a tough competition in tioga section of city. 700 swimmers competed at the salvation army cross center. they come from 25 states, competition will continue through tomorrow. ♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. there's a disturbing trend in american debt it is increasing at an alarming debt. household debt climbed to $1

how does an april put sound >> stocks are going lower. april put sounds great.rn it over to mike what might be the best. >> getting long premium give yourself enough time to play it out which is 6090 days. options premiums are low specifically on things like indices. buying a put makes a lot of sense. >> the 101 strike has three times the call open versus the put. said potential buy signal? >> no. means absolutely nothing. how far no idea what all those calls are against. they could be sold. who knows. don't take your -- >> the head of this company selling a lot of this stock at the same time sway little bit of a worry. >>> time for final call. what do you say >> on industrials. xli going down. >> i like sell call spread. >> johnny john went down too far too fast. >>> our time has expired. thanks so much for watching. check out action, check out the website. have a great weekend. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere,

main headlines this weekend it willing feeling like april, back to mid april specially tomorrow. but potential to set some new record highs i think for sunday afternoon. and it stays mild into next week. looks like high temperatures will remain above 50, for the next seven days, if everything plays out the way it is, and mainly dry pattern. no big storm systems to talk about over the next five days or so. look at some of the temperatures, weaver cold spots, 24 right now in millville, 30 in cherry hill, right along the immediate coast, little milder in rehoboth beach checking in at 41 degrees, 31 in the capitol city of delaware, then up to the city surrounding serbs, upper 20's, chalfont, palmyra 28 degrees, woodstown check out mullica hit at 25. normally one of the cold spots, from the winds, calm winds, clear skies, low 20's, 31 degrees up in mount pocono. nice and quiet across the mid-atlantic on storm scan3, we have warmfront cutting through pennsylvania right now, so that pushes northward today. bridges in the mild air out of the southwest, mainly clear skies. notice, some cl

ryan, let's talk to april ryan. april, it's so nice to have you on the show. i saw you stand up and ask that question. my goodness, what about first responding to congresswoman waters saying you shouldn't be making a meeting. were you insulted about that insinuation? >> not at all. the congresswoman is absolutely right. i'm from the old school where we just report. i'm not supposed to be the news. so, the issue is i'm a reporter. i would love to be in the room as a reporter writing what's going on. now, if they would like to invite me, and i'd welcome that, but as far as facilitating that meeting or convening that meeting, that is not my place. i believe that they -- every white house has someone to deal with this kind of meeting or this kind of bringing together of people. and the cbc has put out a letter and tweeted as you showed, brooke, that they have made a request. i don't know why they did not respond, this white house didn't respond. it's up to that person in this white house to do that. >> let me back up tw

april, i've got to start with you. there was this extraordinary new york times story this weekend that told a tale of what's happening in the white house. it was pretty extraordinary. everything from donald trump going through and flipping through books about window curves with an apparent sense of glee about that, aides not able to find the light switches and conferring in the dark because they can't figure out how to operate them. this idea that chris christie prepared a briefing book trying to help them get set up and that was thrown in the garbage. probably more disturbing is this idea that donald trump put steve bannon on the nsc without knowing what he was signing. what is the scuttlebutt about that report on capitol hill and particularly what republicans think of it. >> well, let me say this. it's even deeper than what you just chronicled. there's a lot of stuff -- there's high drama at the white house and you can see there's a manic pace going on. and when you have a manic pace, it's hard to really pull things

that was april 10. april 12 they flew me to afghanistan. my brother-in-law was there as well. the blue book is basically what you write in if you die. who's going to bring your body home, music played, what kind of service. it's kind of morbid, who gets the money. well, josh flies over to kandahar, and on april 12 they took me to surgery and cut my left arm off because the skin had died. twdied. two days later my flight to germany and the wiki for the first time out of the medical station and the first thing out of my mouth is how are my soldiers. my brother-in-law said that they are okay. then i said am i paralyzed and he said you are not paralyzed. i said you don't have to lie to me i can't feel my fingers and toes. he said no you are not paralyzed, you don't have them anymore. i was angry, upset, questioning am i a bad person, is this karma, payback, why was this happening to me, i take care of my family, serve my country. and then he said you've got to call your wife. he said you have to call her and your parents. so she answered and said i love you and i hung up, goodbye.

probably has the money for the april payment but not the july probably has the money for the april paymentt of money. it needs to pass the second, only the second review of the programme, which was agreed back in 2015. but the problem, or the issue, which is slightly different this time, is that it is still so many months away. the first understood half months away. the second is four and half months away. it is almost half a year away, and we are already ina mode half a year away, and we are already in a mode where it feels like we are on the brink. we are not on the brink. we still have lots of time.

executives say the measure will start in april. japanese employers are already required under law to offer their workers time off for checkups. these are often short and simple physicals. a more extensive one takes an entire day but is optional, so not all workers opt for it. nomura's measure will apply to employees aged 30 or older. they will be able to apply to take time off april to december every year. executives may be hoping giving an extra paid holiday will encourage more employees to go for the more thorough exam. >>> nli research institute says such programs by businesses have objectives that go beyond cutting the financial cost of medical care. he says they boost productivity and improve their corporate image. he says some firms are providing their workers with pedestrian meters to encourage walking. other efforts include healthier choices at company cafeterias and awarding employees who manage to quit smoking. >>> people in france are rediscovering a well-known and traditional piece of japanese clothing, the kimono. the

april also traveled aboard air force one interviewed president and mrs. bush while flying to the gulf coast for the one-year anniversary of hurricane katrina. and because being a reporter isn't enough for her dynamic, ryan has appeared as a roundtable panelist on abc this week with george stephanopoulos, analyze the changing plentiful climate with the obama era on nbc's today show, got head-to-head with chris matthews discussing hot topics on msnbc and has been a regular contributor on cnn and panelist on washington watch with roland martin.despite all these accomplishments i have a major headline about april ryan. she is a mother, a proud mother of two daughters. which in part, is why we are here tonight to discuss her new book, "at mama's knee: mothers and race in black and white". from the point of view of a mother's view is a series of essays is one of our people essays that examine what it means for a mother to enable themselves through children and by default in the world to effectively engage race and racism in our modern-day society. good reads pr

officials say around 540,000 people visited from april through december. most were japanese.he officials say they're trying to attract more visitors from other countries. this room is called the morning sunlight room. it's where state guests meet the emperor and empress. next week, the room will be closed to the public for about two years for renovations. >> translator: i usually see the state guest home from outside. this was my first time to see the inside. it was just awesome. >> translator: i really felt as if we were in europe. it was wonderful. >> an official says he wants people who visit the guest house to enjoy the opulent decor of the many rooms. >>> and that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks very much for joining us. ♪ >> welcome to "in good shape." coming up -- herbal medicine -- treating colds with natural remedies. freerunning -- an exciting way to stay fit. and video games -- when entertainment becomes an addiction. and here's your host, dr. carsten lekutat. dr. lekutat: it's a dream come true for every computer nerd, to be on the same steps as my

i don't know if he wants to take their questions, though. >> april? >> i think roland is right, but i think it's more so about the issues on the table because i've talked to people like congressman cummings who president trump did talk about in that meeting. the congressman was wanting to talk about the high price of prescription drugs and also talk about voter fraud that the president was talking about, but issues of voter suppression the black community has dealt with. there are so many issues on the table. there are so many concerns about the prior rhetoric before this president came into office. they want to work with him on issues that pertain to the black community. we are still a community. with the highest numbers of negatives in almost every category. so, it is important and imperative the voices are meeting with the president. >> well, max ion waters has made it clear, she will not be at any meeting with donald trump. >> out of principle she said that. let me go back to ron and karen who are still with us. one is a moment i think may get a l

back in colombia the vallenato festival place from april 6th to the 30th. from april 26th to the 30the best composers of this genre of music. judges are on the hunt for the best drummers, lyricists and singers, but it is really the accordion players who steal the show. the winner is crowned rey vallenato and every ten years, and this year is one of those, a decade of winners play to be anointed the king of kings. the disposable film festival plays in san francisco on april 7th. here is a selection of some of the most innovative films shot with the help of a 3—d printer or entirely on a smartphone. there will be workshops, panel discussions and competitions showing quirky, online shorts and of course after parties. finally, it is time to dig out that feathered headdress. carnival is fast approaching. some of my favourite places include the city of salvador in brazil, which are arguably more authentic destinations than rio. the party kicks off on february 23rd and in cooler climes, cologne in january begins its feasting and dancing at precisely 11:11am on february 23rd. that is my globa

. >> why don't you criticize what april said? >> like i said, i don't know where she got the quote from. >> she didn't get it from anywhere. >> i think she should source the quote. this is more to do with what the president said at cpac that if they are leaking information, leak their names. journalists a lot of times depend upon confidential sources to reveal information. >> that's a pivot. i want to get back to ryan. so in these cases, here is the problem. april ryan is wrong. she cannot produce a quote. she will not apologize. she'll not retract. her publication will not reprimand her in any capacity. and these mistakes will keep happening over and over again unless the media says april ryan you are representing us poorly. you are allowing april ryan to produce fake facts. just like the story that the president was going to provide 100,000 national guard troop tro round up illegal aliens. we as a media are not calling out these people, whether it be associated press or april ryan in these situations from getting it wrong. jess

. >> these are the things you typically do in april. you go hiking. you go golfing. like that. it's going to feel like april this weekend. get outside. it's not going to feel like february. that's for sure. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have dry conditions out there on this friday night. and what a beautiful sunset. the sun now setting at 5:40 and teebor posted this on my facebook page from avalon, new jersey, on the eve of the polar bear plunge in sea isle. the ocean temperature, he wanted me to tell everyone is 39 degrees. but the air temperature should be in the 50s. so all in all, pretty nice conditions for the polar plunge. we are fast-forwarding right this spring for the -- to spring for this weekend. pry and saturday -- saturday and sunday, temperatures in the 50s. this is about 20 degrees above average and these are the average temperatures for mid to late april. so certainly not feeling like february. and sunday should be the warmest. this is future tracker early sunday afternoon. 65 degrees already in philadelphia. should hit a high of about 67

do keep in mind, though, erin, she is going to be on a book tour in april. she's got a book coming out talking about political engagement for teens. not a bad time for publicity. >> absolutely not. brianna, thank you. thanks to all of you for joining us. anderson's next. >>> good evening, and thanks for joining us. we've got breaking news tonight. a potential replacement for president trump's outgoing national security adviser has turned down the job. it follows a 75-minute reminder that this president is unlike any other. his first solo press conference since taking office. president trump's performance today, along with his rejected job offer is raising fresh doubts among some, including a number of republican lawmakers about the new administration and the new commander in chief. we've got a lot of ground to cover tonight, over the next two hours. former several cabinet secretaries, a top cia officer, republicans and democrats alike all on the program. we start with cnn's sara murray and the breaking news. the president's pick to replace michael flynn. tel

the 145, first out of the money strike in april.you need a tighter strike, move to a weekly or something like that with dollar strikes, buy the 142s or something like that. buy a regular option, the 145. they rally. if the stock is up 4-5%, you will -- >> earlier in the week, there was call buying in lowe's, a company that performed poorly on a relative basis to home depot, but bought april 80 calls, reports early next month a couple weeks after home depot. that could be one to watch. if trends are so good, maybe lowe's catches up. >> their sales per average, you know, retail square foot are significantly lower than lowe's. lowe's has been going after the professional customer representing taurepresent ing 40 practice of the sales. >> this is important whether you're bearish or bullish and what it says about the consumer. we think you make the bet that it does well. >> got a question? tweet us, and check out our website, optionactions.cnbc.com. check out our news letter. don't miss it. in the meantime, this is what's coming up next.

it will be april's fourth calf she delivered. she has been around the block. the father is oliver. >> i love how people are getting impatient on pressure. you can't pressure a mom. >> as you know. >> april's schedule, that's right. >>> maybe the next seven days as we go through the next forecast. a few scattered showers showing up. a few more of those to contend with for the first half of tomorrow. you could see scattered showers. sunday forecast most of the week looks much brighter into the start of next week. >> very nice. >> thank you very much. thank you for watching. we'll be back here tonight at 11:00. >> we'll see you then. have a great night. hello, i'm doug mcconnell and we've got some great discoveries for you along the "open road." doug: we'll explore the longest piece of protected shoreline of any city around the bay. discovering spectacular scenery and surprising stories, some downright explosive, along the way. we'll spend the night in the moody, mysterious, and magnificent realm of the rock. we'll meet a man who knows as much as anyone about the

april, stand by. i want to come back to you in a second. the department of homeland security issues new guidances on immigration enforcement that happened this morning while we were having our conversation, i tried asking him about it at the end right before he walked off. tell us about these two mem row s. >> dreamers is the term for young people who come here illegally and get jobs and go to school and the guidance today from the department of homeland security says that president obama's policy on them will remain intact. they will not be a priority for removal but what the executive order and the memos today lay out is a much more aggressive version of enforcing existing immigration law. it basically says if people commit criminal offenses, if they commit a large number of frauds or anything that would call to the attention of immigration authorities, they can potentially be deported. it extends expedited removal, people who can basically be sent back without a hearing. that would apply to anybody who had been here two weeks within 100

>> i think it is april. is it april? is it april? >> in the spring. >> in april, yes. that's the big thing. and we will talk about it, mz with that. because they've been discuss ago lot of people, supposed to headline cue chill a if you look in the photo she looks about four, five months pregnant. >> right. >> so she will be seven months? >> and how is that going to work? >> because she dance as lot on stage. >> when she was with blue ivy she was on bed rest for little bit because of complications, so people are like is she going to be able to perform, and the announcement made a month ago, why would she agree to something knowing she is pregnant that's going to be happening? a lot of questions. >> i'll tell this. >> women still do a lot, more than you think. >> but the question is is it the same beyonce experience, if you go to see beyonce, she is not dancing just sitting down is that correct the truth? >> she is known for her dance moves, you know what i mean? is that the true beyonce? >> i believe had a that she will be shown as a heroin, a hero, and even more empow

how does an april put sound? >> i think an april put sound is great.e might talk about what might be the best one. >> you want to give time to play out, 60 to 90 days, which might be the time frame he's targeting. options premiums are low specifically on things like indic indices, so yes, buying a put makes sense. >> the march 17 nvda 101 strike has three times the open call interest, a potential buy signal? >> no! it means nothing. you have no idea what all those calls are against. they could be sold to get -- who knows. so don't take your -- >> the head of this company selling a lot of the stock at the same time, which is a little bit of a worry to me. >> time for the "final call." carter? >> it's going to be a little less sanguine on centrals. xli going down. >> i mike selling call spreads and lows and earnings. >> johnny john, too far, too fast. >> johnny john? >> old school. >> our time is expired. for more "options action" check out the website, optionsaction.cnbc.com, have a great weekend. >> okay, leeza. we're ready for you on set. >> thanks, g

i was looking at april 48, 55, 57 1/2 call spread risk reversal.s like a mouthful. >> stock up more than 3% since then so carter. >> sounds pretty paltry, 3%. >> it's good. a nice pop on its earnings, extra point on pullback. >> mike. >> yeah, i do. one thing, it's actually run through that 55 long strike. i think we can actually consider adjusting it. this is a trade you can stick with because we're short those two, same rate as the option long so this is a good position. >> now to disney last week mike made bullish bet on mouse house ahead of earnings. >> specifically what i'm looking at is the february/march 115 call spread. you can buy march calls for 125, you can sell for $0.50. a net debit of $0.65. >> first leg of the trade expires next week. mike, what do you do? >> if you wanted to you could cover that thing offered at $0.02 early this week, still 115. not a big catalyst before march expires. i was taking a look at potentially selling puts if it shows weakness here and offset remaining premium. i think that also is a good position to be in

i was looking a at the april 4, 55, 57.50 call reversal. like mouthful. >> the stock is up more than 3% since then so carter, do you still like the chart? >> that's. that sounds p paltry, 3%. yeah, it has had a nice pop in the earnings. >> mike? >> i do. it is run through the 55 long strike. this is a trade you can stick with. they're decaying about the same rate the option was long. so it is a good position. >> now to disney last week, mike made a bullish bet on the mouse house ahead of earnings. >> specifically i'm looking at the february to march 1.15 call spreads. you can buy them for 1.25, sell them for 65 cents. >> the first leg of this trade i peers next year. what do you do? >> there's not going to be a big catalyst before march expires. i was looking at selling the 1.05 or 100 strike puts if it shows weakness here and offset the remaining premium. that's also a good position to be in. >> would you do that? >> as far as the trade, i don't know if you go and add more risk. you had the right idea. you didn't get the move. it didn't ki

can president erdogan afford to let this happen, given that he has this referendum coming up in april? >> what concerns erdogan is what turks in germany are reading about turkey. he needs their votes in the referendum, and he will shrug off berlin's protests, but he may have to take notice. today the german justice minister said that when it comes to turkish politicians visiting germany, those who want to benefit from free speech in germany must safeguard free speech at home. yesterday, austria said it would not allow erdogan to campaign for the referendum among turks in austria, and i think marx was suggesting that germany might take a similar decision. and if it did, that would hurt erdogan. >> jasper mortimer, thanks very much for that update from turkey. a major target in the offensive to kick the islamic state group out of the western side of the city. the uptick in fighting has for but in some flee cases trapped residents were forced into deeper parts of jihadist territory. we have this report. reporter: closing in on the islamic state group in the last mosul stronghold. as the

take a look it's the one with the expiration of april 2020. >>> starting in april, mcdonald's will offer any size soft drink for just a dollar. shakes are $2. they are looking for a way to boost revenue after a recent drop in sales. >>> major stock indices are mixed on wednesday, looks like they they will be mixesed at -- mixet the opening bell. >>> the search for a person dragging a gunshot victim near a vacant lot in philadelphia. >> police in bucks county found children living in unbelievable conditions, that story is coming up after the break. >> another brand new story here, a robbery investigation led police to serve a search warrants at a bucks county home. inside they pound three children living in unbelievable conditions. five adults were arrested and charged. the children living in the home are in the custody of children and youth services. >>> more workers have quit the delaware prison where the guard was killed. two dozen medical personnel have left and 8 officers have resign. they are looking for a way to recruit new officers. they want to use an overtime fund to increase pa

we're looking at sunny skies, and a few clouds, 65 degrees that's normal for april 18. very, very warm. believe it or not it gets warmer in the seven-day forecast. i have two days that are coming up, that are warmer in this number. i'll have the details in ten minutes. >>> thank you for the update. >>> time, 5:32 a.m., developing this morning a 4-year-old boy is in hospital with burns on both hands and both feet and rear end. housing authority police are investigating how the child got hurt. the child lived in powton in the west park apartments which the housing authority own. it was told that he dumped water on himself. the child is in serious condition. >>> developing a philadelphia firefighter is in the hospital after collapsing outside his firehouse. he served with ladder 19, medic 37 which operates out of the same firehouse as ladder 19 rushed him to the hospital of university of pennsylvania. the firefighter had come back from an accident on the schuylkill expressway. the firefighter is in stable condition that's according to a captain. >>> this morning an 8-year-