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look atl is here with a the forecast. doug: it is relatively warmer. congressionalt country club, mostly sunny skies. colder.y, it was much we had the strong, northwesterly wind. the wind has turned around and it is still chilly. air is recirculating the chilly air. it will take a while to warm up. 49 at reagan national. degrees, baltimore. the wind is sustained out of the it will the more south and southwest later. upper 50's with the sun a good bet. this afternoon, a couple of clouds this evening. a comfortable day with the breeze. tomorrow, a different story. a storm system and cold front will approach. we will see cloudiness through the day and rain. the rain is likely in the morning. cloudiness overnight. by tomorrow morning, by 10:00, pretty heavy rain will move through the area. through the afternoon, a break. scattered shower activity through the afternoon. next home opener. a 50-50 chance of getting started on time. more to say about this and what is coming for the weekend in a bit. jamie sullivan has a check on the traffic. jamie: i want to f

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t is back atl wrigh our desk. >> host: crystal right isb. back at our desk. want to get into in the title of your book but i wish to begin with this y quotation reading, real racism still exists and hurts real people. they are quick to label every incident racists. to the shooting of black teens, it diminishes the rightful attention that true racism should receive. whyhat is true racism and are some of the issues that you bring up in that example not for racism? guest: i actually devote a chapter in the book to true racism. it is in the appendix. it is my family's personal story of being disseminated against. when i was a little girl and they applied to a country club and were told that they didn't want my parents to be members because they were black. that case went all the way up to the u.s. court of appeals. 1980, the u.s. justice department filed an amicus brief because they said 13 years after the civil rights act had passed, this is not what america was about. so that to me is true racism and discrimination. i would say, when someone is denied access to

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. > we do want to take a look atl some of the up to the minute conditions on your commute homee tonight. the roads are dry, but traffict is backed up in some areas. in virginia, involve is starting to build along i395 near the george washington parkway and the 14th street bridge.e. there is some slowing on the beltway at this hour. take a look at the commuters on 495 at bradley boulevard. you can see here some slowing in both directions.di and as you heard sue mention we could see some storms later in this evening, so use caution ass you head home.e. > i'm a former traffic guy. you nailed that. >> thank you very much. > i don't -- no. coming up, who gets prince's estate? what new documentsdo filed today reveal about the late singer's will.nger i needed a couple of days to gather my thoughts. up to 26 years with this company i earn the > our long national nightmare is over. kelly rip a is back. the host returned to morning tv. what she had to say amid the drama of losing her coast host. in jeans and sneakers after the lead gets sing during a performance. . this is very appropriate rightr

. >> that's atle bit of the private clubbishness of the gop. >> i can't't get o or that.rollins, again, great c calln new york lo f forward to yr n next one. tammy bruce, thanks for being here. > if youhought ring a hoveoard was dangerous on the street, watch this. is russianaredevil is as you can tell living on theedge, on the top of a skcraper. theoung man no stranger to danger or such exploits and institutes, ts is not something i can imagine anyone ever doing but there it is. >>> upext speaker pau ryan loveso talkbout how he may or may not be -- areou kidding me? do i -- okay. destined f the white house. gi me a break. >> as a visitor. >> a you - everunning from presiden >> no, i don't think that far dow the road. i made a decision i in in cyc for 2016 not to run for president. >> you know, therere's presesumptuous and there's just out of your mind. i will hav a a few thoughts abot that in my commtary t tight. stay with h us >>> a few thoughts now onn the games o at least somee of the games being played by republican leaders and the gop estatablisent. speaker pauaul r

. >> is she also from the atl? >> i think she might live there now.y that you look like? >> you know, like 20 years ago, people used to say i look like meek at keaton the actor. i don't know. i wish i had his monday. >> i send us your look alikes, use the #goodday20. coming up: pennsauken family is elated, their dog, that was missing; back home. we will tell you how this return is real ahmed call miracle. ♪ ♪ take any day, and squeeze some magic into it. ♪ ♪ >> live from philadelphia. this is fox 29 morning news. >>> i am pleading with the person who hit my son. >> hit and left to die. a mother pleading for the driver who hit her son to come forward. monday on her desperate cry-out for help. >> plus, police trying to figure out who stabbed a woman in the neck in kensington, the dramatic rescue told by the good samaritan who saved the woman's life. and this: >> we don't have much of a race any more based on what i'm seeing on television. >> new yorkers, you have always, you have always had my back. >> and epic primary in the empire state. straight off

. >> woodruff: you can understand why people look atle this and they see more troops going, they see apache helicopters going, and they want to know what's going on, but just in the time we have left, i want to ask you about syria, the fight against isis there. first of all, do you see real evidence that the russians have begun to go after isis rather than going after the rebels who are fighting the assad regime? >> well, we have seen a bit of a shift, and if you look at the statistics that we talk about,, when russia came in, they claimed to be going after isil. that simply wasn't true. about 80% of their strikes weree against opposition, moderate opposition forces. since the cessation of hostilities came in place, their air strikes have shifted quite a bit. at one point it was about 70% against isil. and they helped the syrian forces retake palmyra, but look, we have a very listening way tos go in syria. there is no question. president obama spoke with president putin yesterday. we'll be traveling with the president and secretary tonight to saudi arabia to meet with thh gcc and dis

looks like the weekend will be cool but dry on saturday which we all i think will need atl n that pointpoi. okay, that is a weather update. >> have you invited all your a y friends to come visit us. v >> i invited everybody i know. k >> great live music.ive music. crash cleared in southeast --th- excuse me southwest. freeway westbnd approachingro the third street tunnelreetunne earlier crash some leftovertover delays.ys heavy traffic east andtr westbound through the freewayugf approaching the third street s tunnel. >>> big heads up for your your metro commute.tro morgan boulevard toleva to stadium-armory single tracking blue and silver line. l getting reports of problems by addison.so give yourself extra timeextrme there. ther red line is on time today asda a are the rest of your rails. we'll let you know if thatnoi changes.ange 270 south, 85 to the truck t tru scales down 30 miles an hour. a. volume increasing throughreg thh gaithersburg and rockville. andc quick look outside as some ofut the rain and cong 395 once you pass the beltwaytwy you jam up towards the 14th the1 street bridge.

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girl yourself extra time.urse you do back up for a little atle bit leading towards that location.locati70 southbound right now thisndr is out in frederick.erk. typical delays and volume from o 109 to the truck scales. s and then in fairfax 66rf eastbound in arlington we are we moving well into that centreville but once you getllen into arlington byon b westemoreland you start to get that usual congestion. let's hop outside for a livetsid look and show you how things t are shaping up.e sh u the outer loop is starting tota see some volume pick up by new hampshire.hamp nothing terrible jussht yet. just the usual tap of the u tapo brakes and some congestion asont you head out from 95. let's switch back to our maps.kp aside from that keep in mindn that the station closure forlosf the nuclear security summitmm still in place. trains bypassing mount vernon square for the green andor yellow line. lin use shaw or gallery place.er ple that's through this evening. metrobus also detouringde between seventh and ninth.venthi between n and k we also haveav several closures in still incl plosace. i was

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police say strategic sites like airports and major rail stations remain under close surveillance atleigh shopping complexes and cinemas. news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalist in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. alix: thank you so much. we are eight days away from the next fomc meeting. boston federal reserve resident eric rosengren said the economy is strong and fundamentally sound. >> i actually think because the economy is stronger and the economy is fundamentally sound that we will have the conditions were gradually raising rates faster than financial markets expect would make sense. scarlet: one of the most bearish forecasters on the street, savita responded on "bloomberg ." >> in my view, no one is positioned for excessive hikes this year. if you look at valuations, what is expensive? utilities, high dividend yields, that the gets clobbered when the fed state -- starts hiking it just rates. my sense is that that would be the big surprise to investors if we get a more hawkish fed than what's in the numbers. david: at the risk of rea

we hope through this series to talk about pressing questions of and look atl law behavior-based institutions in the process. there is little dispute that the efforts of waging war have changed significantly in the laws governing the conduct of modern warfare. the nature of armed conflict has also changed significantly since 1949eneva convention of and there are additional protocols to draft with modern warfare that this increasingly spreading easily across national borders. even though they have different understanding of how to interpret and apply the laws of for 10 new means and methods we fit in, sometimes, the same theater of operation. an understanding of the emerging law of force in the 21st century and it is imperative in order to facilitate more coherent responses to the multiple crise with global security. usare fortunate to have with to distinguish panelists will discuss the emerging law enforce and challenges of compliance. parking up speaker, harold koh, a professor of international law ofyale, and the president euro just, michelle. i will begin by posing a series of questions to

fed chairto decide if look atle yellen will payrolls. the answer potentially coming up of minutes. 19 minutes away from payrolls. let's get you up to speed. futures little bit negative here in the u.s. on over in europe, 1.3%.y stocks 600, down almost 8% last quarter, switch on the board. global market being reduced to what feels like one big fat trade. stronger euro. score card and treasuries ahead payrolls. yields pushing higher by two bases point. crude prices down by 2.43%. the bottom one, bought to you by saudi arabia. love these little .ponsorship we will start getting money. justt to point blackberry cents a, loss of three share. let's get a check of the headlines. starting with saudi arabia is getting ready for the twilight oil age by creating the sovereign fund. themmed bin salman said fund will control more than $2 million. asset will be shared. at the nuclear summit in the focus will be on islamic state. president obama will try to efforts from again oh keep getting nuclearettin facilities. and new york are with the first stat

atls fargo is the white line the top, green is jpmorgan and the blue and purple -- matt: bank of americablue andeck, i believe purple are bank of america and citi. matt: you are right. hugh: wells fargo at the top, a commercial bank, no trading relatively much less than other firms, jpmorgan with high-quality bank and high in the trading areas, and the other banks are struggling. vonnie: it has been a great week for citi. what we see today, plus, it was one of the only banks that got an almost passing grade. they are onto something, obviously. scott: investors have to assume the worst. hugh: after all the talk of bank chiefs talking about how horrible the first quarter was, energy is under, cost is spread than what people thought and treating is not as bad as people feared. scott's point about the regulators, it strikes me that citi is moving toward simpler and away from complex and wells fargo is moving toward more complex scott:. regulators like simple. the advantage wells has is that they have not had a lot of legacy issues. people there, like tim sloan, now president, they see opport

that we are seeing some relative help in the job market with some economists nearg that we are at or atl 2.2 million on the week. so again, down 9000 week over week. we do see futures remaining in the red following these numbers. the ny wealth management closing and acquisitions this week, the firm brought a silicon valley advising firm which manages money for client. joining us to discuss this is donald heberle. he has $1.7 trillion in assets. -- so the silicon valley as it is not the biggest part of your business. but do you see a difference in the profile of an investor in silicon valley to what you see elsewhere in your business? donald: generally speaking, yes. there are characteristics of a silicon valley investor. for the most part, they tend to be a little bit younger and more risk averse. if you think about their portfolio, there risk assets are largely in the company's private equity firms and things like that. so they tend to be less aggressive in their investment portfolio than other clients. david: how is a reacting to the volatility in the marketplace? it has been a tumultu

cnt the viewing tonight will be atl saint john's parish from fiverof kill 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. funeral tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. at saint john's parish. he was working an overtime shift in forestville.ll this is his normal duty fire fir station here in temple hills.il you see the medic unit drapedapd behind us here. h the fire engine from this fire f company will be used to take the casket from the funeral to the burial tomorrow for john ulmshneider who was killed in ke the line of duty, guys, here ine prince george's county fridayy night. >> bob barnard, thank you. y search under way for missing fii firefighter in have a rah have e a. nicole mittendorff went missingm last wednesday.sday police found her car saturday abandoned a remote area ofre o shenandoah national park. natio. they're not sure what broughtsua her at the park in the first paf place.e. fox5's melanie alnwick is live with fairfax station hopingon hn filling in some of the blanksme we've all been wondering about.o mel g morning.orng >> reporter: good morning,. so in just about an hour fairfax county fire and rescue

looking atl point, these numbers, cost management has been terrific.mple of that, reduction in the u.s. on the 19 month low, how does that set you up for your viewing crude? francisco: we still think we will see that we go higher in two-year and. the one thing i went to be cautious about is that there is seasonality in the price. saudi arabia is no longer trying to moderate prices throughout the various quarters, so last year, the peak of the oil and the highest point was actually may 7, that is next week. a bit of a different story second half of the year, but let's not get too excited because i think there is a seasonal downturn that goes right after this season and the gets priced in advance. thank you. if you would like to follow the exxon earnings, it can find that on your bloomberg terminal. let's get a check of the markets . about one hour and 20 minutes away from the open. futures a little softer, dow futures negative 13, in europe, down.x there it is for you, wti, 4642. and downr crude price to an 18 month low with a weaker dollar story. you c

here's erin como with a look atl your friday morning trafficningf which has been horrible.orbl >> horriblet an understatement, right?? (laughter).augh what would be a better word be t then.then >> horrible is a great word for crashes around town. tow stafford 95 northbound this onen moved over to the shoulder nearn 610 but delays remain very heavy back to 630. you can see long line red indicating speeds under 15 mile at hour format your are therm portion of your ride.. crash gw parkway at turkey run n park that's causing slow downs d and southbound side very slow aa you head passed 123.23 key bridge jammed from rosslynms into george up to.o 66 west crash activity aty fairfax drive. d delays to spout run parkway andy the bottom side of the beltwayhe still back up around the wilsonl bridge. we'll get to that next. keep it to fox5. lots more news, weather and traffic to come. >> this is fox5 news morning.. >> you're listening to our fox5x spring concert series. sie you hear them singing littleng l tribute to the purple one,ne mr. prince rogers nelson. >> 8:00 o'clock. we'll have much more abo

down toou go montpellier, they have a take atl tour you can montpellier, and they show the dining room at montpellier and how they loved entertaining people. they loved entertaining people with whom they didn't necessarily agree. so they had lots of very lively political discussions down there. you sayof the things was that when he was unmarried, he tended to become sit. jefferson, he was not a collector. more than anything, he loved politics. revolution had ended only four years earlier. he loved politics. i can go on and on. >> right. >> how sick was he, and how did he live to be 85? how sick heeading was. >> so he perceived himself to be sick. of people,d lots basically every biography of has a different theory about what actual kind of sickness he had. that's something that people debated. i don't think it mattered that much what kind of sickness he had. got sick easily. he does seem to have gotten sick he never seemed to be terribly, terribly ill. he was the only person in that generation -- not the only but one of the few who never went abroad, so he never goes to to france.ver g