they're running estimates on the various sites, as well as the overall project, as well as the valuethey will give us on hoover and to talk about those numbers as a part in an open setting really will undermine our efforts. >> okay, except for the military, the we usually like to get the information. i'm not going to press you on that. could you at least give an idea of the appraisal value to our staff at the minimum? i mean, they're sworn to secrecy. >> we'll definitely follow up with the staff. and again, it really is just the making sure we get the best deal out of it that we can. >> i understand that. but the chairman has to respond to people, or to members who for their own reasons and for their believes don't believe in spending certain amounts of money. i, on the other hand, want to be helpful in investing in the future as they are to. so you don't help us by telling us. i'm trying to be helpful here. can you at least tell us in private so that we have an idea of what we're dealing with. it doesn't matter what the administration is. we need to make sure we're getting the best

they're running estimates on the various sites, as well as the overall project, as well as the value they will give us on hoover and to talk about those numbers as a part in an open setting really will undermine our efforts. >> okay. except for the military, an open setting is a public hearing and we usually like to get the information. i'm not going to press you on that. could you at least give an idea of the appraisal value to our staffs at the minimum? i mean, they're sworn to secrecy. >> we'll definitely follow-up with the staffs. and again, it really is just the integrity of the procurement process that i'm focused on. we are right in the middle of the procurement and really just want to make sure we get the best deal out of it that we can. >> i understand that, but you know, the chairman has to respond to people, to members who for their own reasons and for their beliefs don't believe in spending certain amounts of money. i, on the other hand, want to be helpful in investing in the future, as they are too. so you don't help us by telling us i can't tell you that in public. i'm

they're running estimates on the various sites, as well as the overall project, as well as the valuehey will give us on hoover. and to talk about those numbers pass a part in an open setting really will undermine our efforts. >> okay, except for the military, an open setting is a public hearing and we usually like to get the information. i'm not going to press you on that. could you at least give an idea of the appraisal value to our staffs, at the minimum? i mean, they're sworn to secrecy. >> we'll definitely follow up with the staff. and again, it really is just the integ grit integrity of the procurement process that i'm focused on. we're in the middle of the procurement and just want to make sure we can get the best deal that we can. >> i understand that. but the chairman has to respond to people, or to members who for their own reasons and for their beliefs don't believe in spending certain amounts of money. i, on the other hand, want to be helpful in investing in the future, as they are, too. so you don't help us by telling us "i can't tell you that in public," and i'm trying t

this comes out of the blue ribbon panel as well as we talked earlier. they noted that our communications needed to be enhanced, replaced, and additionally, i have to credit the office of inspector general who did a study as well, and although they saw that 97% of our radios worked well around the white house complex, they rightly stated that we can't have any failure at all, and i have to credit again mr. roth and his team for the review that they did. so this funding will allow us to first our joint operations center, most of that equipment hasn't been replaced in seven years, it's getting old, it's breaking down. can't even find some parts in some cases but we're looking to in this joint operations center where all of our alarms come in, video feeds come in, we'll be able to replace that and also to allow more inner operablity with our local partners, metropolitan police and capital police and take in some of their feeds as well. so the joint operations center is going to be enhanced considerably. additionally we'll continue what we've already started

with the funding we've received from this committee as well as the request that's pending as well aswith the costs we receive from its value would be reflected of what's needed for the project. last year we talked there was indication that $2980 million was appropriate. was that 391 or 291? i can't remember. but anyway, i think we were told that that would be it from the appropriations sand point. that would get things started. now if you add up those two, so i guess you can understand why we're a little surprised. can't you? >> this has been an evolving project. what we're going to learn from both how the market value this is project but as well as further understanding of the requirements of the project. full consolidation priority as we brought this product to bear. >> how confident are you that that's correct? >> we have worked very closely with fbi in terms -- this ands really going to the requirements overall. we are really looking forward to what the market responds to. that's really going to be the first indication of how they're valuing the project. >> how do you know today

we have had various changes to the subcommittee as well as the cac as well as the larger packet wentthrough a cac process. gilman had its own community process. gilman having its own recommendations with that. we not only came back with what those were but we had a series of design meetings on the next page here. lenoore as well as their team worked with the department of public works. to take back some of these recommendations to see if we were all communicating and on the same page for a proposed change. in addition to the shipyard process and the gilman community process. lennar has neighboring communities as well as the bayview association. they have held mmany phases there and they look forward to many future updates within there as well. and then the ongoing presentation of the alice griffith as well. >>>and want to discuss the workforce participation for dda requires for lennar and the efforts for them to achieve and what's exciting is this will be the 1st development for the user as well as lennar working to get local residents ready for local jobs coming through in a number

the police commission oversees the police department as well as the office of citizen complaints. so the occ's functions are to assist the police department in building trust with the community, by being the bridge between the public and the police in matters of police misconduct as well as police policies. to that end the occ's mission is to ensure police accountability by conducting fair, timely and unbiased investigations, making recommendations on police policies and practices and conducting mediations between complainants and the police. in california law enforcement agencies must have a procedure to investigate complaints by members of the public against police officers. the occ serves that purpose for the san francisco police department. our office is a diverse group of civilians who have never been san francisco police officers but they could be and some are from law enforcement in other agencies. we have 39 budgeted positions at the occ, 34 of them are filled. the majority of occ employees are investigators. currently we have 19 investigators and the balance of of our sta

(clapping.) >> as well as for the irish pipers band in san francisco. >> (clapping.) > well, thank youoming today, we'll wrap up a huge thanks for charlotte schultz the best dressed woman in san francisco and never fails to amaze amounts happy heritage month in san francisco and thank you, everybody for wearing green. >> want to say a tradition starts by supervisor el balboa park welcome to my office there is food and drink as well please come and enjoy it and happy happy salesforc >> san francisco when 4 years i have been doing public policy stuff around city hall i have a by the question for a jazz musician kind of got a band together is there a way to play at any kind of public events or you know libraries or teach kids things or do public service through his service to do something are for the san francisco community event and. >> great. >> i'm glad you guys are here. >> thank you. we can't nestle address address that i'll refer you to the staff the board of directors are here. >> by the thank you very much house will come to order seeing none, public comment is closed. more often

we know it won't remain that way as well. i want to let you know, no issues on the beltway, 395 or 295, doing well there. we want to talk about the impact that no metro service will have on folks. we can tell you the h.o.v. ri lifted. on the virginia side of town, they remain intact. that will affect 95 on the virginia side, i-395. make sure you have the appropriate number of people in your car. if you get caught traveling on h.o.v. lanes without the appropriate number of folks in the car, you will get a ticket from police. a live look at i-270 this morning at montrose road. traffic is light on the southbound and northbound side with no issues there. again, we are expecting the bulk of the volume to creep its way down much earlier than what we would normally see. to the maps, traveling inbound on i-66, we are expecting the volume to come from areas like gainesville and fronted royal. we are doing well with no issues on the eastbound or westbound side. let's check in with allyson and how it's shaping up outside. >>> one thing t

some time. >> okay, alex, i want to bring that to our chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz as well on the phone with us. martha, you were on @he scene in molenbeek, belgium, which has become the hotbed of terrorist activity in brussels in those days after the paris attack and as alex was just saying we knew abdeslam earlier thi week that another attack was very possible. >> reporter: yes, in november, george, when we were there afterer those paris attacks that city was on absolute lockdown. there were fear, really every minute that an attack was imminent and in fact that is exactly how they worded it, that an attack was imminent at the time. throughout the city there were armored personnel carriers in the square outside the hotels, the city was a virtual ghost town. really no one went out which is exactly what's going to happen now. and yet these attacks went forward, many popses later, we don't know the connection, certainly, but they were certainly aware and thought that an attk could happen any minute in brussels and, again, these are as highly protecteds an airport is. sanctum

you want to keep that in mind as well. whole, we don't precisely know yet how this will impact. the air travel disruption and ground transportation disruption will have an economic impact. >> ben, stay with us, if you would, as we continue to digest these headlines. we want to get to the newsline. joining us, a reporter for "the wall street journal," who's based in brussels, currently at the airport where two explosions took place. >> the two blasts happened around 8:00 in the morning. witnesses tell me they happened in the departure hall. witnesses describe scenes of chaos, a lot of blood, many injured people, parts of the ceiling coming down, water coming out of water pipes. total mayhem in there. >> and what is the sense on the ground right now? we know that of course the recent paris attacks saw a high level of coordination and multiple attacks. is there still a sense of fear outside the airport, or is immediately the message you're being told that the current threat has passed a little bit? >> well, people here at the

democrats feel is important in this election will be college tuition, as well as jobs. they need to know how they will pay for it, if they can afford it, as well as leaving college. what the job market will look like, who is bringing jobs back to the u.s.. as president of the college democrats, those are the two biggest issues. >> i was going to vote for bernie sanders, but as i am not that politically inclined, i ended up voting for hillary because she seems more knowledgeable and has been involved in leadership before. she was secretary of state and has already seen the innerworkings of the white house and how the game goes. >> each week, american history tv's american artifacts visits museums and historic places. nationala visit to the museum of american and jewish history for a tour of their exhibition, tracing the history of jewish people in america. in the second exhibit, we pick up a story in the 1880's, when an era rock thousands to east -- brought thousands of immigrants to eastern -- from eastern europe every year. >> we started to see big waves of immigrants

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thethey also pushed department of education as well as the fcc. it was not just this one step process where we hope that we can do it all. we understand the limitations, so now we are looking at lifeline. lifeline i think is very focused subsidy for service. it is not going to be a program that provides us with equipment or additional training. while these aspects are really important, the fcc may not be to do all of those things in one setting, and lifeline is definitely not the program that is going to be able to handle all those pieces. i think what we have seen with the connect all initiative from the white house is acknowledgment, that this is going to take many aspects of government working together to be able to actually close these gaps. brendan: you had mentioned whether to expand broadband under what is contributing to i am wondering if you are increasing the costs for people to get broadband. also, this issue can be confusing to many viewers. tax onacks -- would a the internet be something the sec -- the fcc would be hesitant about doin

, one lane blocked there as well. also not causing any issues, something does pop up i will let you know that 12-year-old says she was just playing a game. why deputies say they had no choice but to arrest her for pinching a classmate >>> trouble with trash in orange county. the penalties some trash haulers will face for leaving garbage behind. >>> i'm scared, what do i do >> some fast thinking, what a teenager to to scare a teenager away when she says he tried to get her into his car. >>> we are continuing to monitor that "breaking news", >>> time now 5:14, we are still following this "breaking news" out of brussels, at least 13 people have been killed in an explosion at the airport, and subway stations. here is a live look there for you. at least one person was killed, into explosions, went through airport in brussels. you can see the windows blown out there at the airport. several people were injured in the expulsion in the metro. we are monitoring what is happening, we will have updates for you throughout the morn

asking rubio as well as ben carson and john kasich to drop out of the race. tree into a big night for hillary clinton. former secretary of state when seven states which are ejected by virginia and massachusetts, tennessee, arkansas and texas. once in force base pair per month, oklahoma, colorado and minnesota. >> we have to make america whole. we have to fill in what has been hollowed out. [chanting] >> this campaign is not just a dialect in a president. it is about making a political revolution. >> 90% of americans with president obama. now we have finished the job. >> this is not a general election. it is not winner take all. if you get 52% from a 48%. the mac instead of building walls come that we will break down barriers and build -- build ladders of opportunity and empowerment. >> for my billionaires do not buy town meetings. in america, we are going to and a corrupt campaign finance system. >> this country belongs to all of us. not just those at the top. train to hillary clinton's delegate lead now much bigger. sanders bigger. center scientists in the s

still see showers that are2 moving around the southern states and arkansas as well as all the way from the great lakes towards the northeast. now that is where that storm system will continue to lift away from us. the high pressure continuing to break down a little bit more as we go into tomorrow as well. spotty showers can't be ruled out but then we'll have some dry air filter in and high side with highs well into the 80s. no beach and boating and look at that. the sunrise, keep that in mind tomorrow at 7:31 a.m. the overnight lows in the 60s and 70s and then it is once again spotty showers tomorrow and then 80s acrossssthe board. we're keeping that heat all the way into the final days of winter spring starts only on sunday and we're going get spring showers as well. >> thanks, karlene. >> you're watching 7 news. >> tomorrow on 7 news at 10. >> hello, everybody. i'm patrick fraser with the next help me howard. we got the monthly phone bill. we all do. but her cell phone bill was $26,000. yeah. $26,000. >> he transferred me over to an investigator who told me that the calls were coming

they will be checked as well. i expect the authorities will want to find out as much information as they can about ibrahim. this was an internal december stick flight in egypt. it started bubbling up on social media about 90 minutes ago that this was happening. they had been divert today the airport at larnaca after the pilot was told to divert the flight because somebody managed to get their way in to the flight deck. of course that's another question that the egyptian authorities have to answer because still these days, after the events of 9/11, you simply cannot get onto the cockpit and join the pilots on a plane. those doors were strengthened in the off math of 9/11 because of what happened on sent the 11th when so many people lost their lives. >>> let's talk now to ivan joining us on the line. ivan, where are you? what are you seeing and what are you hearing? and what's your take on this events as it continues to

a picture as well. look at it. the two men wearing dark shirts are believed to have blown themselves up in the attack. the third in a light jacket is believed to be on the run. 31 people were killed and at least 200 more injured. the majority of them were injured here at the maelbeek metro station. it happened at a security check point for ticketed passengers. an hour later ten miles away, a suicide attack happened on the subway. isis is claiming responsibility for the attacks and belgium is on lockdown. subway bus and train service is canceled. >> it is a devastating situation that has the entire world now on alert. we have team coverage for you tonight. let's start with jenn holloway in the tampa news center. you have been watching this unfold all day. that's the latest? left at least 31 people dead and 200 injured. a full investigation has been launched. here in america, u.s. officials are reacting quickly to step up security here. isis is claiming credit for the bombings of an airport and train station in bruss

it's front and center out on the campaign trail, as well. with the candidates now arguing over who can be better protect america. the race for the white house is now dominated by talk of terrorism. following the bombings in brussels. >> we've got to defeat them online. you know, that is where they radicalize. >> reporter: hillary clinton calling for quick action. gop front-runner donald trump going much further than that telling abc news, he would water board surviving paris attacker information. >> i would use maximum interrogation technique. i would have waterboarding and a step further. >> ted cruz is pushing for more surveillance here in the u.s. >> it is good law enforcement to focus on where threats are emanating from and anywhere where there is a locus of radicalization. >> both bns and republican governor john kasich say that sends the wrong message. >> in our country, we don't want it on the create divisions where we say you're a muslim. therefore, we're going to keep an eye on you. >> we are fighting a terrorist organization. we ar

we're going to look at breaks in our cloud deck as well. temperatures, though, not climbing a whole lot. we hit 60 yesterday despite the rain. today 50 give or take a couple of degrees before the day is done. as you head the kids off to the bus stop, it's a cloudy morning. light wind, no rain, and 37 chilly degrees, and that probably won't stop a whole lot of kids from wearing shorts because they do it anyway. we're also talking about temperatures across the region, which are in the mid to upper 30s to around 40, 45 at columbus, 49 at cincinnati. not a bad start. where do we go from here? we talk about it hour-by-hour through the weekend and beyond. right now laura will talk about our friday morning commute. >> laura: roads are looking pretty good out there. 77 here rolling towards downtown pretty good. exit this morning, if you're in that rush hour group -- i've talked about this all morning long -- keep in mind dominion gas is working on that gas line still, and you can't turn right from 14th street onto carnegie. that's causing some big d

are currently a temperature of 68 degrees in kendall. 62 in homestead. 63 for you in pompano beach as well as pembroke pines. a bit cooler inland as we have the landd breeze in place. warming up at 7:00 as the kidshead to the bus stop we're just going to need their sunglasse in the lower 80s. east southeast breeze in place. we are expecting a weak front to move into the area, increasing some cloud cover later today but no chance of precipitation. good morning, constance. >> good morning, julie. good morning, south florida. construction is the name of the game on i-75. looks clear from right here because it's so dark. you don't see those construction crews that are out this morning. we had some closures in place on the turnpike heading towards i-75 and it just cleared up, literally, just minutes ago. i checked my system. we had delays there. if you're traveling in the area of bird row eastbound at southwest 72nd avenue, we have reports of a crash there. also anotherer crash that could be related, palmetto expressway exit ramp bird road. we're still working the details with thihis one. >>> d

we have had various changes to the subcommittee as well as the cac as well as the larger packet wentthrough a cac process. gilman had its own community process. gilman having its own recommendations with that. we not only came back with what those were but we had a series of design meetings on the next page here. lenoore as well as their team worked with the department of public works. to take back some of these recommendations to see if we were all communicating and on the same page for a proposed change. in addition to the shipyard process and the gilman community process. lennar has neighboring communities as well as the bayview association. they have held mmany phases there and they look forward to many future updates within there as well. and then the ongoing presentation of the alice griffith as well. >>>and want to discuss the workforce participation for dda requires for lennar and the efforts for them to achieve and what's exciting is this will be the 1st development for the user as well as lennar working to get local residents ready for local jobs coming through in a number

measure on the ballot, which i hope to focus on in the coming months with colleagues on this body as well as the mayor and others, as part of that conversation, critically important to consider issue of affordability, and access and equity and i want to thank the muni director of transit, for being here to present on fta, equity analysis and policy framework later in the meeting and i want to recognize the colleagues, including commissioner avalos and campos for their work in leadership on this issue and thank the mtc and abag for holding a very successful regional, affordable housing displacement workshop this past weekend in oakland, the conference was well attended and made important groundwork on the strategies and the solutions with the counter parks across the region and that concludes my remarks and i do want to note that commissioner mar attended the new partners for smart grown conference in february and i want to invite, commissioner mar to report out on that conference. >> thank you, i attended the 15th annual new partners and it is organized by the local, government commission

police patrolled public gathering places, holding guns in hand as well as the belgian military. and then there was a moment of silence observed here. but also nationally in honor of the victims. tomorrow authorities are expected to release more information about the victims, both those that are dead and those that are considered relief to many of the people who are still awaiting word on their loved ones. >> you mentioned the people are taking to the streets. are more people getting back to their normal lives now? >> reporter: yeah. you know, they're really trying to, chuck. as you know, this terror threat level has been lowered but it is still on their minds and there's always the chance that another attack could be on the horizon. and we did notice that there were more people out today, but because the subways aren't completely working, there were a lot of people waiting for buses or streetcars and a ton of traffic throughout the city. these are some of the things they are dealing with, not to mention the military vehicles and the military officials that you see patrolling the

premarket up by 1.5%, similar gain for the futures contract as well. go to break, it is happy thursday, specially in denmark. the country has regained its title as the happiest in the world in an annual survey conducted by the united nations. the accolade is based on a variety of factors, public health, access to medical care, job security, and social benefits. intourvey also takes account political freedom and the level of perceived official corruption. iceland and norway runners-up, australia and new zealand seventh and eighth, but the deep in brunei.ople we will be hearing from the head of the london's dock exchange after they signed a deal creating the biggest exchange operated by revenue. opening in hong kong, shanghai, numbers right after this very short break. ♪ you're looking at our top stories, asian stocks baha'is for more than 10 weeks after the fed scaled back expectations for rate hikes this benchmark gaining 13%, japanese shares climbing. gradualommittee expects adjustments in the stance of monetary policy, economic activity will continue

we watching natural gas as well, after a call on that commodity, as well as on range resources.are seeing a cut to the forecast for natural gas going to 225 by the end of the second quarter. natural gas prices are lower today. range resources taking a hit as well. david: thank you. you can watch the full address president obama is giving on the bloomberg online site. ♪ to bloomberge back markets. apple unveiled some new products at their event today, most notably their new, smaller iphone. >> some people ask is, some people even pleaded with us, to please keep the four inch products in our lineup. today we're going to do just that and make it a whole lot better. as you may have heard we are iphonesc. the david: people were pleading for this, how big a deal is this? >> this announcement that apple world headquarters was one infinite loop. it was not about anything being bigger, it was about everything being smaller. phones being smaller, the price of the watch being smaller, the pad of their line i smaller and at a lower price. price,g down the phone when apple has done in the pa

. >> again, this is who pasco county deputies as well as hernando county deputies are looking for because they are assisting since he's in the county. need to call authority immediately. >> abc action news. >>> polk county deputies are on the hunt for their own -- deputies releasing a come prozit sketch late this afternoon. we brought you this story breaking news at 11:00 last night. this man tried no lure the girl into the car when she got off the school bus. if you know this man by the sketch, call the sheriff's office. >> red light cameras are one step closer to being turned off for good the florida house voting today to ban red light cameras across the state starting in july of 2019 the bill now goes to the senate but a similar proposal has already stalled there. opponents say red light cameras improve safety but others say the only real purpose is to make money for city and county government. >> >> major flooding overtaking partsover louisiana. look at this video. flood waters making roads in we turn now to dennis phillips to see if that same storm system is heading our way. dennis.

it shows all clear skies for tomorrow as well as saturday. and then sunday the rain starts to approach. we'll have clouds out ahead of that and have some scattered showers between monday and once again early tuesday, but the models are picking up on some light amounts of rain at this point but starting out the month of april looking pretty good. at least a half of an inch or close to a half of an inch along the coast. this weekend, we will have temperatures very comfortable in the 60s and 70s. you can make plans to get outside. a lot of pollen, though, floating through the air. we will have a high of 69 on the peninsula on saturday. on sunday more of the same. we'll see a few of those temperatures coming down a degree or two. we'll notice a bigger dip in the temperatures for early next week once again with more clouds and some rain moving back into the forecast. i'll have another quick look coming up a bit later. >>> up next at 11:00, their dream home turned into a nightmare. we will show you this family that says there's something seriously

we have wind gusts reported in the 20s in miami as well as ft. lauderdale down by the keys as well. you've heard me mention since the beginning of the week and i will continue to remind you, we have that highisk of beach-goers. boaters, advisories as well. temperatures as the kids head`to the bus stop looking in the lower 70s. highs today will bin i'll have more coming up >>> senator brarydz state with the most delegatessp for grabs last night. >> and donald trump remains on top with two more wins. the candidate took hawaii. it was ted cruz tha took idaho with 96% of the precincts reporting. senator cruz won the vote. the biggest surprise was michigan, 59 delegates at stake there anddonald trump took the biggest piece of the pie with 36.5% of theote. >> trump also won mississippi, the second largest number of delegates at stake in last night's races. how about hawaii. hawaii's results, they held their caucuses last night with donald trump winning just me than 42% of that vote. >>> on the democratic side now, all eyes on bernie sanders after his win in michigan. the state took 50% of

and she was there, as well, amongst many other people, as well.meen: and, terrence slater, you were there that evening, too. and what happened to you? >> well, as a result of the incident that took place with jazz and five, me and four other individuals said, "oh, let's go to the precinct to find out what's going on," because nobody knew what they were being charged with. so when we get there, i'm on the phone, and i go in the precinct. so they tell me i can't use the phone there. so i'm like, "all right." so i'm calling a bunch of people that i know. "listen, we need some lawyers. we need to try to find out what's going on with the brothers." so, as i do that, i'm coming in, and i walk in. they say, "yeah, him, too." and we all get arrested. so we don't even find out why we're arrested. we're all standing there. we're all cuffed. we don't know what's going on. but one thing in particular i do remember, they was always trying to find out what's going on with these phones. they're like, "where are the cameras? where are the cameras?" you went into

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as well as the jewish theater. and we look at the wpa. , the government program that supported artists during the 1930's, and many others. we also look at the political situation in america. a lot of people were espousing different concepts like socialism, zionism, or different political concepts and trying them out in the interest of making america better. we also explore religion in the 1930's. this congregation was a south philadelphia immigrant synagogue that opened its doors in 1913. by the 1980's, the congregation had slacked off, and they would soon be closing the doors and people were moving out of the neighborhood. they did not need the big synagogue anymore. someone from the congregation called our museum and asked us and asked if we would like to go in and see their torah art, which our curators did. in 1984, they saw a monumental, handcarved, hand-painted torah arc that had been painted by these immigrants 70 years earlier in philadelphia. we salvaged the entire torah arc, part of it is on display here

the home front, fighting in the war, as well as serving in government. this woman is particularly interesting. she was from a prominent family in charleston. she had married a man from pennsylvania who was a general in the union army. she went to war with him, which many women did with their husbandss. she wrote a memoir and it includes photographs about the war and her experience. in those memoirs she wrote that she had never really fully realized the fraternal side aspect of the conflict until she was nursing her brother one day and her northern husband the next. this really embodies that concept. one development we saw was the first jewish chaplains came into being during that time. up until the civil war, a chaplain in the army had to be a regularly ordained minister of some congregation. jews fought to have that law changed so that it was just a regularly ordained minister. of a congregation. so this is the first charter for a jewish chaplain signed by abraham lincoln, just above those flags. this is on loan to us from a congregation here in philade

you can put as much as you want on it. well. nice and fresh. as well. a cherry on top or strawberry on top. doesn't this look good guy ins oh, i know you want some of it. you have to come by to have some of it because it is really, really good. >> you are making me hungry. >> i know. >> bring some back. >> thank you julie. >>> we will be expecting some of that stuff. 68 degrees, sun city center, fairly light winds. we are expecting a front, but the day. cold front passes tomorrow. this should set up a partly cloudy someday saturday and sunday. mid 70s , sunshine and clouds. as for the festival, 68 degrees at 10:00 a.m. light stuff from north to south as the cold front moves through area. the front is well down to the south. 74 degrees and comfortable. and some slightly cooler drier air building in behind that. so the front will arrive. bring some light showers clearing quick. a lot of sun. the rain timing about 3:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. lingering, 9:00, 10:00 depending on the timing of it. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. 63 degrees at 9:00 p.m. clouds will continue to

my colleagues here, i want to thank sandy and eric for the leadership of their organizations as well as frank slaser here in the front row for ai a's leadership as well as jim kirkpatrick who i don't see in the room. he's been a stalwart as well and especially my team, gillian pierce with the camera and brendan curry with the suave double breasted suit standing in the back of the room for making this all happen. we think that the paper speaks for itself. it is a paper that addresses in just for y4 pages pretty much e influence of space touches. thank you for being here today. look forward to having your questions and with that to talk more about the content. i would like to turn it over to sandy. >> thank you, elliot. i'm delighted to be here. we've been working hard on this for many, many months getting a product like this hasn't been easy, we had a lot of inputs from all over the industry and it's been really helpful. as elliot mentioned we wanted to come together to create a strong consensus across the industry about what we feel is important, because the way our political process

i'm fascinated by that, as well. certainly in the border state, they don't get their freedom until the 13th amendment or if the state has actually declared freedom. in missouri in '65, missouri does free its enslaved population in 1865. i have the 13th amendment. maryland frees in 1864. kentucky does not. kentucky is that when lincoln said kentucky was a problem, yes, they definitely were where slavery is concerned. kentucky would not do it. in fact, kentucky did not actually ratify the 13th amendment until 1976, i believe. it was ridiculous but yeah, i think it's '76 when they do that. delaware does not free it's enslaved laborers although there are so few there when lincoln asked them to be the test case for emancipation in the border states, delaware says no although they have fewer than 1800 and by the end of the war maybe 900 left and not freeing anybody they are waiting until the 13th amendment but what's interesting, what we don't ever talk about is that there are even after the 13th ameantment, there are peop

the nasdaq up 14 points, as well as the s and p 500. this on the heels of a four week rally, wiping out their losses from a terrible, terrible start to 2016. >>> well, we have a new food recall to tell you about, bumblebee tuna and chicken of the sea are both issuing a voluntary tuna recall due to problems with sterile lags. the bumblebee recall affects cans of chunk light tuna, letter t, the chicken of the sea recall,s also involves five ounce cans of chunk light water and oil february 10 #g9 to march 3rd of 2019. consumers can return cans to the store for a refund. >>> well, we're just at as away, from the 7th annual oakland running festival. the mayor was on hand this morning for a kickoff event right here in the square, an estimated 10,000 people are expected to gather this weekend, and lace up those running shoes to participate in the festival. the event features several different races, a 5 k relay, a half marathon and a kids fun run, there will be runners of different ages and abilities, all the races start and end at snow park. t

temperatures will be cooler as well tonight, dropping into the mid 40s with partly cloudy skies. call in the national guard. where they've rescued thousands of people from floodwaters just in the past few days, and how a local charity is pitching in to help. watch your step.part of this road just washed out, and it's the kentucky house is expected to vote on a budget proposal today to send to the senate.it significantly pared down governor matt bevin's proposed 650 million dollars in spending cuts, eliminating all the cuts to public colleges and universities.it also funds the state's pension system without borrowing money. the national guard is out helping people trapped in floodwaters near new orleans. louisiana activated more than 11-hundred guardsman and women for this flood. they say they're putting all their resources to good use during this emergency. being able to actually get out there and help individuals who need it and weren't really ready for the flood makes a big difference. that's what we're here for. i wish there was something that i can do to appreciate what they'

>> reporter: i think, denise, they've been saying the same thing all along, if the team plays as well as we know they can play and they hit their shots, they'll be fine. this is the brown hotel. we have a bigger crowd tonight than thursday night. you see hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people packing in here making it very hard for us to hear. the only thing they don't have -- they have passion. the only thing they don't have at villanova is a good goat. take a look at this. >> let's go nova! >> reporter: nova's chant is way better than the kansas' slow chant we heard today. ♪ >> reporter: kansas' goat way better. lots of nova fans were at the festival. the kansas goat whooped the nova goat in a race. but up in the highlands neighborhood -- >> this is louisville, kentucky -- >> reporter: spinelli's is owned by a philly guy who came west and decided to stay. his family now has a bunch of locations in and around louisville. >> we want to show them rocky and the great food that we do have and the great rolls we have. >> reporter: the rocky balboa and their cheese steaks all served

as a as well as a good cleanup out. if we don't feel we can have some of these basic requirements of a good security plan, then they may require us to bring in more assets or have more discussions with the staff or local law enforcement. there's a lot of give-and-take with all these events, and there's no question some of these events create even more challenges for us. but it's our job to be flexible and resilient and make sure we have a good security plan. >> your response to be two provide local enforcement what you are picking up in the precautions and the safeguards they need to put in place, and you might even advise that a rally be canceled or postponed? >> we work very closely with local law enforcement. one of the beauties of our field offices is with great relationships with the local police departments to our investigative mission. and infect for a lot of these rallies and events our field offices are the ones doing the initial advance work so those relationships have already been formed and there's a lot of

this is summarized as well. is there anything that stands out as being the wild card for oil, or is it really an amalgamation of everything? >> if we take the oil price rise scenario, i suppose the most optimistic one for the global economy would be that china and the u.s. rebound very strongly in the next year or two, that you get this real demand-driven rise in the oil price, that inflation moves back towards target and these country, that the policy could be normalized in the way the fed has been trying to tell us they're going to raise rates four times over the course of the next year. even that kind of scenario might have implications for elsewhere. actually, if you think about the eurozone at the moment, while mr. draghi is probably going to have to deliver more stimulus, and i think he absolutely should, the fact is this environment for the eurozone might be as good as it gets. 1.5% growth, hopefully 0% to 1% inflation in the coming year, more qe for the next few years. it's keeping spreads reasonably tig

that's where we are seeing the thickest fog, northern franklin county as well. but we are going to see the fog lifting pretty quickly here. it is 42 in durham. high pressure builds in today. that will lead to more sunshine as we head through this afternoon and temperatures warming back up into the 50s. we'll hit a high temperature of 56 before falling to about 52 by 6:00 p.m. week. high temperatures in the 60s and 70s. i'll have a complete breakdown of what you can expect. justin? >> thank you. >>> today is a big day for the candidates in the race for the white house. there is a democratic caucus in maine as well as a democratic debate in flint, michigan. this all comes on the heels of super saturday. primaries and caucuses took place in louisiana, kansas, kentucky and nebraska. donald trump won the louisiana primary and the kentucky caucus sp cruz won caucuses in kansas and maine. rubio says he will not drop out of the race. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is on track to increase her substantial delegate lead despite losing two of the three presidential

this has the potential for containing some hail as well as damaging winds. taking you through our threat tracker for tonight. the main concerns will be isolated storms containing heavy rainfall, producing rainfall rates possibly up to 2 inches per hour. can't rule out hail or damaging winds either. i'll take you through the rest of future cast to show you how long this unsettled weather will stick around. that's ahead in the next half hour. >>> track the approaching showers as you download that free wsoc-tv weather app for your smart phone. and you can use the interactive radar. multiple presidential candidates in the area trying to snap up voter support one we have team coverage for you as bernie sanders prepares to speak in university city. but first we'll go to hickory. thousands lined up to see donald trump speak. hundreds were outside protesting. eyewitness news reporter dave faherty watched as tensions rose between the protesters and supporters. dave, tell us about what you saw. >>> well we're still hearing a lot of shouting coming from behind me next

as well as one year state 880 work about 50 department of public works people are here as well as someplaceews have dump trucks to clear out things such as old furniture etc. the homeless are being told to leave the area. some are being told to go to pier 80 where there is a homeless shelter. the cleanup so far has gone pretty smoothly according to officials. the crews are under order by the city and the county's public health director. >> the nuisance order states the health hazard that is being posed around here. the results of that, we have come into remove the various people and tents etc. >> they are forcing them into a building with a bunch of homeless people. >> -- >> reporter: there's a bunch of -- a small group that are refusing to leave near mission and division. a plan is currently under way to remove them. some have left on their own. crews are also putting up their allocates -- putting up barricades. they are being told not to stay there or they could face charges or citations. i am at one of the encampments were some people are refusing to leave. we will stay on top of the sto

you can see the president with his two daughters and the first lady, as well as surrounded by security and translators. they have always had translators very close to each other, making sure that the messages get communicated to each other. the president brought up in one of his many speeches, human rights and theheight to work and the right to own your own business. >> anchor: and after thaha historic speech that he gave at the grand theater, the u.s. embassy, and u.s. secretary of state john kerry was there, and craig stevens joins us live on the phone, and craig, he's capping off his visit, i hear, walking across the tarmac with cuban leader, fidel castro, and talk about the optics as he wraps up his trip in cuba. >> reporter: i think from the administration's point of view view this trip will be what the sent out to aomplish. and as the pred said this morning, to put a sentence, officially declaring the cold war over. that's the most direct language that we have heardrd from him so far, particularly when you consider that it wasith raul castro there, and televised nationally when h

they've had some technical problems, as well. but those have been network connections at the stadium, not the tablets themselves. two ways to make your commute shorter this morning, lift offering a system this morning where people can offer rides to other people that are going their way. let's say i drive from san francisco to google every morning. i can now offer carpool to other googlers who are going to the same place. they pay me a couple of bucks through the lift app, but of course we get to use the carpool lane. another neat one is a new app from inrix, available starting this morning. it learns your commute, it pays attention to where you go and when you leave. my favorite part is this bar at the top that tells you specifically when to leave to be there on time. it says, we need to leave for the airport in five minutes to make it on time. and it also does turn-by-turn directions, as well. inrix is a weird word there. >> it's perfect include just predict accidents that are going to happen on its way to work. >> that we have

lauderdale as well as key west. culprit that east southeast wind, very breezy out there. currently we have a temperature of 71 in pembroke pines. 70 in kendall. 72 in pompano beach and for you in marathon 72 degrees as well. that per sift enter east breeze will continue to keep us warm, keep u humid, feels nice along the coastline. mperatures are definitely going to sore to the upper 70s today. wind gusts down by the keys in the 20s and that strong wind speed is going to provide for another day of high rip currents for you beach-goers. we have dotted showers on the radar. the atmosphere is relatively dry thanks to high pressure but this isolated drizzle moving over las olas this roadways and over rtions of the turn tyke we could see an isolated sprinkle. the wide-spread showers and storms still well to providing for yet another beautiful day for us here in south florida. our friends across texas forecast. theyre dealing with severe weather already. a severe thunderstorm watchox in effect for central texas. the system stretching up towards the dakotas in towards minneneta.