this is bernstein's mass, legendary composer conductor leonard bernstein's spiritual rock concert symphonyroadway production, the challenges fate and makes a plea for peace. >> it was my dream always, one of my dreams, to conduct mass. it is one of the very rare works where you have to be comfortable in many kind of styles of music. >> reporter: rare elaborate work premiering 40 years ago. this week the philadelphia orchestra will perform it in its entirety for the first time. we found yennick at his second floor rehearsal for mass, those moving parts are 250 musical artists. >> we have the fulfill a orchestra, two choirs, we have a great cast of mostly broadway singers there the the main role, there is some dancers as well. there is a boys choir. there is a marching ban. the there is even mummers coming in. >> reporter: yennick recently signed a seven year renewal as conductor, he says story line is the catholic mass but interrupted with reflections and jewish and middle earn ritual. >> i hope also that this will be a met a for for a message of unity in the community. we share the belief,

, bernstein was. they would argue about sources, did you check this one or that one, and i said to him, we actually argue all day long, not just at night, i also knew that there was a real deep for wrote because they would discuss their sources, making that sources, there was a conspiracy theories that deep throat was a combination of different people and i don't know why anyone would think that what the point of that was and by the way, and embarrassing footnote to my life a week or two after watergate started, and asked me twice, replace carl bernstein on this team. bernstein was in disrepute, abusing his expense account. for example a month later the post would get a bill for this metal card left in some garage somewhere. i really wanted to push him aside and i didn't want to do it. i love to do original investigative reporting. i was very involved in two c reese of poker worse. she was also >> from "the first family detail: secret service agents reveal the hidden lives of the presidents" the barac

. >> let's go over to first meteorologist howard bernstein. howard, what's up? >> reporter: a beautiful evening. yesterday was kind of loud. today 57. still a gorgeous evening out here if you want to spend some time and take a walk and get outside and do it now because it will be chilly tonight. a couple of systems. the one to the south. that's what gave us the lousy day yesterday with the rain and the cool temps. to the north you'll see the clouds up in new york, trying to get in to pennsylvania. that system will be here tomorrow with some wind and a threat for a couple of showers later on. right now though, temperatures are ranging from the upper 50s in annapolis and also there is harrisonburg at 59. and 56 in town. that's the warm spot along with chester town. gaithersburg at 61 and 62 in waldorf. really it looks okay tonight. you'll need a jacket if you're headed out with 60 by 8:00. we'll be in the mid-50s by midnight. going to the 40s tonight. and that will cool and it will warm up. i'm pretty optimistic about eekend with your seven- day forecast in just a

carl bernstein wrote a book about hillary clinton called "a woman in charge: the life of hillary rodham clinton." i took note of staff her chief of staff, john podesta invited journalists into his home cooked them a meal on thursday night. is that part of a typical roll out or does she have a problem? >> of course she has a problem. look she's going to be running against the press and the press is going to be running against her. the press is probably her biggest impediment. >> why do you say that? >> if she wins the nomination she will have defeated those candidates. the press is still going to be there. the press is very cantankerous with her they can be thoughtless. occasionally they can be very thoughtful. there's been a lot of bad reporting on hillary clinton and there's been a lot of good reporting on hillary clinton. she has little respect for most of the, quote, mainstream media. and with some reason. >> conservatives right now are falling off their sofas saying wait a minute carl bernstein is saying they as they would put it lame-stream media is going to go rough on her? she's

in fact, let's go to meteorologist howard bernstein. >> a nice day. we've got a couple spots in the 40s. all we're looking at is high clouds coming our way. this moisture stays to our south so i'm very optimistic that you are going to need sunscreen tomorrow. for the home opener temperatures will be at 74 for game time, dropping into the lower 70s. a very nice way to start the season. we do have some unsettled weather returning as early as tuesday. i'll be back later with the seven-day forecast. deborah. >>> new tonight, what started as a fight between two passengers on a metro bus ends with one man stabbed. that fight broke out on a bus at east-west highway. metro tells aus 23-year-old man and a younger female began arguing. metro says the man assaulted that female passenger, and she stabbed him. the man was taken to the whose a stab wound. the female was treated for a minor hand injury. we're told that the two passengers knew each other, and both are in police custody tonight. >>> it's been the scene of violence in the past. this year's family day a

beautiful now but first ahereto meteorologist howard bernstein -- first alert meteorologist howard bernstein is tracking some showers that will be moving into the the area. when, howard? >> in the next couple of hours. it's snowing in seven springs a little while ago. all of this is matching toward the east. a big temperature change, too we're 71. 71 at national. it's 45 cumberland. this is going to come through. you see it getting toward the shenandoah valley with heavier downpours right along 81 to just north of martinsburg toward hagerstown there. this is going to move in toward northern frederick county in maryland and then down in the winchester, cross junction, frederick county, virginia area seeing the heavier showers as well. everything moving east at 40. expected toward frederick here at about 12:20, columbia an hour later and in d.c. between 1:30 and 2:00 i believe is when the rain will be starting. a big temperature change. there it is. 70s here. 40s in cumberland. much of 5pennsylvania, -- much of pennsylvania, even in the 30s. gusts north and west up to 50 miles an hour. back wi

>> you know, i don't believe that bernstein or woodward had an animus like that. they were just on to a very good story, and they loved it, and they put up with tremendous threats and abuse. they were in fear a lot of times that they were being followed. the attorney general, mitchell threatened katherine graham that her tape would wind up somewhere. and in addition to that, i don't think we all mirror our parents' political views so i don't think the family is relevant. those two reporters were up until midnight night after night knocking on or -- knocking on doors. now there's sort of a counternarrative you see in some right-wing circles that they really didn't uncover watergate, that they were just political people going after nixon. that's, you know, i was there. i was there every single day. i was there every night when they were doing their work and i admire what they did because really richard nixon, i think, might well have disbanded our entire system, our constitution if he had been allowed to proceed, to pursue what he wanted to do which was to cover up

we start with a yellow alert and the threat for rain and storms, here's howard bernstein and you're talking about lulls as well as more storms. >>> yeah we're going to have that threat at least for on and off showers and storms through tonight and you can see the batch from this morning trying to pull away. but there's more in west virginia out to the west and actually this goes back almost to missouri right now. so definitely lulls on the way for the afternoon. but later this afternoon, and on and off this evening we'll have some of those showers and even some rumbles of thunder. we see north and west we're starting to dry out a little bit of montgomery and loudoun. frederick counties, northern fauquier but in town, here we have some of the more moderate rain just to our southwest and southeast. it's all moving east northeast at a pretty good clip and it's headed toward annapolis here by 12:15. it will head to stevensville by about 12:30 or so and temps are ranging from the low 60s to look at that in richmond. mid 70s. i think we make the 70s today but cooling off firefighter weekend and i

>> you know, i don't believe that bernstein or woodward had an animus like that. they were just on to a very good story, and they loved it, and they put up with tremendous threats and abuse. they were in fear a lot of times that they were being followed. the attorney general, mitchell threatened katherine graham that her tape would wind up somewhere. and in addition to that, i don't think we all mirror our parents' political views so i don't think the family is relevant. those two reporters were up until midnight night after night knocking on or -- knocking on doors. now there's sort of a counternarrative you see in some right-wing circles that they really didn't uncover watergate, that they were just political people going after nixon. that's, you know, i was there. i was there every single day. i was there every night when they were doing their work and i admire what they did because really richard nixon, i think, might well have disbanded our entire system, our constitution if he had been allowed to proceed, to pursue what he wanted to do which was to cover up

it's just this conspiracy theory that woodward and bernstein came up with this conflation of different want to go into iraq? some conspiracy theory that they just loved the idea of going into iraq. no, that was not until after 9/11 that we went into iraq. and based on that information and, you know obviously the war was not carried out properly at various points, there was not enough thought given to how things would work out after saddam was toppled. so there were many mistakes. but, certainly, the intention of the bush people was to keep us safe. >> host: kent in koppel, texas. please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: i want to thank c-span for bringing light on these issues and having interesting people come how on. i want to take issue with a lot of what mr. kessler has said -- [inaudible] >> caller: good and honest person. yeah. but just very naive, to sum it up in one word. you know, to paint hillary with a brush of being mean and treating people like dirt, she was under a lot of pressure through center parts of her life. and, you you know, she probably budget th

at the tidal basin howard bernstein wusa 9news. >> it's nice because the parade is saturday. practicing my parade wave. and it's going to be perfect. 70 degrees and sunshine. the earliest they've ever peaked is march 15th in 1990. so about a month of variation. >> this saturday still the day we're looking forward to. >> after they peak they're still good for 1 >>> a gorgeous day for some baseball. opening day and all that even if it wasn't exactly the outcome the home team was looking for. >> opening day at nat park was a loss for dc but that didn't dampen the excitement for fans. >> that's the sound of excitement here at nationals park for the home opener. everyone dying to get inside the ballpark before the gates officially open. snathey're all ready. >> i've been counting this day since the end of the world series. >> reporter: fans could not wait to hear these sounds again the food, and of course the home opener of the 2015 season. >> i love baseball. >> reporter: it was through metal detectors with this year's enhanced security. today though is about the 10th anniversary

lenny bernstein with the washington post. coming up. an american couple sentenced today. why a judge is calling the sentences fairly lenient. plus news from the national zoo, what the zoo is >>> breaking news out of maryland. i-95 in maryland. take a look at the photo tweeted out. a truck there flipped over on its side. south bound on i-95 at the icc. if you're headed this way you're going to want to stay at the right to get by. your alternate is going to be through laurel. route 29, route 1 or the v.w. parkway towards the beltway. looks like emergency response is going to be there for quiet some time. barbara, back to you. >> right now the penalty phase in the boston marathon bombing trial is under way. the jury must decide whether he'll die by lethal injection or live the rest of his life in prison. nbc's pete williams spoke to the families of the victims for their input. >> boston frequentprepares for the trial's second phase. saying now is the time to turn the page. newlyweds both lost legs in the bombing. they say we must overcome the vengeance. heather says the deat

that the united states is a christian nation in one nation under god and democracies news andrew bernstein examines the way that thomas jefferson's legacy has been used throughout american history. and also releasing this week on the 150th anniversary of resident lincoln's assassination looking at the life of john wilkes booth in fortune's fool. and investigating how geography has shaped regional understandings of freedom and the constitution and the law of the land. c-span's latest book, first ladies, presidential historians on the lives of 45 iconic american women publishes on april 14, 2015. booktv visited the printing plant in berryville, virginia, to see the manufacturing process and watch the books come off of the presses. when we were there we talked with printers america general manager mark bone about the business of printing books. [inaudible] a paragraph [printing sounds] its ai [printing sounds] >> hello what is the most difficult part of printing a book reign. >> guest: its it's organizing the process, getting the content in, being sure to have all of the books that we do that

woodward and bernstein would never have had this develop. the fact is at the washington post, thought the whole thing was baloney, try to undercut on the metropolitan staff. they bring in police headquarters covering local stories, this was a big thrill for them. that is a major region the post was able to reveal stories because woodward and bernstein on the national staff were courageous. >> host: what do you think the health of investigative reporting is today? >> the washington post has been doing a good job as i mentioned they have been doing very good stories on the secret service scandals. on the other hand you have this impetus to put this on the internet without checking or investigation. it is the mixed bag. >> host: martha, you are on with ronald kessler. >> caller: hello. this past september fbi director james toney put forth a strategy of integration of agents and analysts. ronald kessler noted the strategy. my question is how peaceable is the agency to collaborate with each other? >> if there is a problem, you have to work at it

so let's get a check with howard bernstein our meteorologist to see is it going to stay that way through the final pitch? >> reporter: i think it is. these are the high clouds i'm just tracking here coming out of west virginia. they will be moving toward us. right now if you are headed downtown, sunscreen is a must. look at these temperatures. we are 30s and 40s, we are going into the 70s, mid if not upper 70s. for the nats, looks like we will be 74, maybe 75 for first pitch dropping into the low 70s for the latter innings with winds a bit of a breeze. south southwest at 10 to 15. opening day looks a lot better than middle of the week games. back with that not so nice forecast a minute. andrea? >>> closing arguments underway in the boston marathon bombing trial. >>> plus rolling stone retracts its uva rape article. >>> potholes are sprouting. katherine is asking our pothole patrol team for help. she aheard our team to craters along sheridan street near fifth in desperate need of repairs. thanks for the heads up, hopefully they will get repaired in the next two days since the district is

let's go to meteorologist howard bernstein. >> i think we can stop sunday afternoon, maybe sunday morning d.c. north. look at the rain. it is a raw evening. tonight you'll need jackets and rain gear. i want to zoom in on doppler. we have had reports of sleet mixing in. it has been a raw day. especially south and west of town. i know it looks like it is raining heavily, it is probably light to moderate with sleet mixed in. that reflects the radar signal. it looks worse than it is. we have rain around town all the way over toward the bay and eastern shore. it has been moving in toward montgomery county, rockville, potomac, germantown getting in on the rain. prince george's county more rain in the southern part of the county and north of 50. buoy you have rain but not as moderate as it is toward the south. we have rain and sleet mixing in through winchester, woodstock and warrenton. a raw night ahead. temperatures are in the 40s in most spots. in town we have dipped in the 40s. likely to stay in the upper 40s this evening. not too much wind. not that much wind chill. not the prettiest night

howard bernstein, what do you have for us? >> we are probably going to see main route -- rain moving close to sunset. right now, what a beautiful evening. 60s in town, a few 50s showing up after hitting 84 today. it was more like june, 80 at dulles. the problems will start tomorrow. much different day. winds are coming in out of the east. that is a cooler direction. water temperatures in the atlantic are in the low to mid 50s. at 8:00, son son -- some son, clouds coming in from the west. wins from the east -- winds from the east will not be as warm. i 6 pm, notice rain moving towards culpeper, appropriate -- approaching fredericksburg. a heavy rain threat into monday morning. a severe threat monday in the afternoon. lots of weather to talk about to start the week. >>> an estimated 250,000 people were on the mall first day celebrations today.>> stephanie ramirez was down there all day long taking in the sounds and talking to the people about the environment.>> reporter: hundreds and hundreds of people out here are being joined

the carl bernstein book.past, they would hold a copy early and then use the washington post or wall street journal to undermine the book before it appears. it seems like they didn't know this was coming. guy: it reveals the different way that this clinton operation is run. today they communicated the a media adopting a love the new technologies and ways to communicate directly with people and getting to the bottom of the facts which i think is revealing about, not only this particular case, but about the ways this clinton campaign is different from previous ones. mark: independent of this whole thing, what are the two things that you think have been strongest about clinton's best launch and the two that have been weakest. guy: in terms of what is strongest, over the course of the first 2-3 days of the campaign it, list three things. they said a stone for the campaign being about everyday americans and telling the stories of real people who are living their lives in sterling to make ends meet. second, i think

carl bernstein's book, they would get a copy early and use than you are times in washington post, walleet journal to undermine the book before it appeared. they seem flat-footed here. they see mike they did not know this was coming. how could it not be? guy: it reveals the way this clinton operation is communicating. brian fallon communicated today adopting new technologies to communicate directly with people and getting to the bottom of the facts, which is revealing about not only this particular case, but the ways this clinton campaign is different from previous campaigns. mark: independent of this whole situation, one of the two things that have been strongest about clinton since she became an official candidate, and the weakest? guy: first of all, over the course of the two or three days of the campaign, they cover three things. first, they set a tone for the campaign being about everyday americans and telling the stories of real people who are planning their lives, struggling to make ends meet, and identifying her with solving those problems. second, in terms of the culture of the

. >> the first alert meteorologist howard bernstein. howard? >> reporter: yeah bruce, it'll be the problem for the commute tomorrow that could be slowed down by this with a lot of rain coming. yellow alert for tomorrow. you can see the rain knocking on their doorsteps now. but these are heavy thunderstorms going back to georgia and south carolina and all of this is moving off towards the north -- towards the northeast right now. watching the rain over the past three hours, just about to come towards us as you can see it in to arlington and just about here in northwest and almost towards clinton coming out of charles county. all moving northeast at about 25 miles an hour. and so we would expect it to be at 7:00 and 7:23. if you are heading up towards baltimore, we're expecting a lot of rain tomorrow morning. issuing a flood watch for most of the areas, your screens would come early with the severe weather threat. headed out this evening temperatures will drop in to the upper 30s on monday. back with those details in a few minutes. >>> police say

that with cnn political commentator and democratic strategist donna brazile and commentator carl bernstein who wrote "a woman in charge the life of hillary rodham clinton." thank you both for being here. donna, we know when hillary clinton is going to announce but we still don't really know what her message is going to be. there has to be a reason why she should be president. what do you think it will be? >> there is no question if she announces over the weekend that she will seek the presidency. she's going to talk about the future. she's going to talk about the issues that most americans care about, the economy. she's going to talk about how do we grow this economy. she is going to address the difficult issues that we often do not talk about in washington, d.c. because we cannot forge a compromise. she is a woman of substance, a woman of ideas. she's a compassionate woman. i'm sure that there's a lot of excitement about her potential candidacy this weekend. >> carl tied to this announcement secretary clinton has released a new epilogue for her memoir "hard choices" talking about how the

we have howard bernstein in. when will with showers come and go? >> well, we have the showers right now but in a couple more hours it will pull away. we will lose the heat from the sun and be in great shape saturday and at least the first half of sunday. everything is moving southeast at 25 miles per hour. most of the activity is west and south of washington. we have had heavy downpours but no lightning or thunderstorm warnings. the orange and red indicates stuff really pouring over there. it is not that far from d.c. in town we have a shower moving toward silver hill and clinton. this is weakening a bit. around the an nondale area moving to the east, southeast. a couple showers in manassas, coming down the dulles toll road there. a couple showers in fredericksburg but hang in there. it turns nice saturday. >>> a new procedure that could offer relief to millions of americans who suffer with migraines. >> and sees how betting houses we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia

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. >>> now over to howard bernstein. what's the answer? >> probably not. take it to be on the safe side, but most of us will not see a shower. today a great day, 67 in washington. the clear skies on the afternoon. beautiful sunshine, butt clear sky and the dry air have allow the the temperatures to drop off into the 50s and the 40s. it's 56 in washington, and ocean city, it's 40 degrees for the airport there. and the low 40s in montgomery county, demascus, bowie at 45. same for alexandria. you probably have the heat on tonight. you will need it for the next couple of nights. tomorrow a chilly start. 6:00, 48 degrees in town, and some of you may be upper 30s for the outer suburbs. we will see sunshine for the morning. climbing to 60 by noon. maybe 62 or 64 with the chance of the spotty shower and breezy, too. gusts on monday, 25 to 30 miles an hour. better news for the second half of the week. the 7-day forecast in a few minutes. debora and bruce? >> you got it. >>> the trial for the accused colorado movie theater shooter starts tomorrow. the defense will a

legendary journalist carl bernstein is with me and he accepted that challenge when he wrote "a womanhank you for being here. a pleasure to have you on. when you think of hillary clinton from back then and think about hillary clinton now, obviously her camp is putting forward a very different image of her. has the candidate changed? has the woman changed? >> i don't think they're putting another image. she's very warm, very funny, warm, personable, fun to be with and she can get mad as hell and she's got a serious politics. she's not wrong about the nature of her enemies. she's not been particularly wise in terms of how she has engaged and dealt with her enemies, perhaps. she's not wrong about the press altogether. the press will probably be her real opponent in this campaign. they're going to give her more trouble, perhaps, than the republicans are and she's also really knows the issues in this country and she was part of a co-presidency and if there is going to be another clinton white house it will be a co-precedence tsidency to some d we've never had anything quite like this. >> h

. >>> now talking to us about weather our expert howard bernstein. >> thanks, andrea. we've got a nice day aft big storms we had -- after the big storms we had yesterday afternoon and evening. had a bunch of hail in the area and a little bit of damage here and there but thankfully that is all over. quite a water sprout at plum point. winds are still gusty near 30 miles an hour right now. that will be the case for the afternoon. you have evening plans like going out to nationals park, if the cardinals are in town. you definitely need a jacket or sweat shirt at the ballpark but it's going to be dry and clear. winds will calm down southwest 5 to 10 miles an hour. so weather headlines, breezy, windy conditions. today, wednesday, probably thursday also look kind of breezy. a cold front is coming tomorrow afternoon. it will bring us a threat for some showers in the afternoon. nothing like yesterday but behind the front, some much colder air is going to be moving in. that will be with us for thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. i'm thinking maybe even sweater weather here f

first alert meteorologist howard bernstein is tracking them closely for us. he's here now with a look at the radar. and it will be pretty quiet, except for the long showers making it in to montgomery county. and the bulk of it though, in pennsylvania, they want to take you in on doppler 9000. you might see a sprinkle in fairfax, but tracking this one area there, crossing 270 now, between germantown and here, 355, route 27. so this is all moving up towards this area over towards frank road. north of the village. even in the village you may get a stray shower moving northeast at about 35. so rockville, seeing it just a few minutes. only about 720. other than that a few other, i want to emphasize the light showers for a moment here back up towards hagerstown. better chance for showers late tonight and on friday. and back with your full weekend forecast in a few minutes. >>> all right, thank you. >>> and new now from arlington county, firefighters there spent hours putting out hot spots after the fire. they say that the fire started in the garage. nearby homes we

howard bernstein is tracking them closely. he's got the update. when are they out of here? >> soon, maybe 90 minutes. we're really seeing activity diminish a lot the last three hours. as it crossed 95 not much going on. we still have lingering isolated showers, some still very leave downpours, the activity moving southeast weakening not far from clinton and andrews. in town we had another shower pop up near arlington tracking toward the pentagon, reagan national. nats are home with the phillies and this is like the second or third shower that's been this close to the ballpark, but now looks like minimal impact from that. what's left is weakening moving southeast. this one is headed toward cheltenham expected in the next few minutes, lower marlboro 7:21, huntington in calvert county 7:30. the other shower behind it toward friendly at 7:08. to the south tracking these showers just south of port royal moving southeast, but thankfully things are diminishing, a pretty nice weekend, details coming up. >>> arlington county police on the lookout and looking into a suspicious death

for more on that we send it out to the weather terrace with howard bernstein. >> heavy rain making thunderstorms. upper level winds get a little stronger. now we've got the potential over the next couple hours to get more severe weather. there's the picture once again. everything moving northeast at 35 miles per hour. we'll take you to st. mary's county first. this is a new storm strong one. this is moving up in to calvert county. this is going to go to huntingtown and north beach and chesapeake beach. we can track that one for you. let's go west because we've got other storms that we're tracking also. back by warrenton that's going to be approaching the metro in the next one to two hours. >> we're still kind of turned about the next hour or two at least till 9:00. 8:00 still has storms around dc. heaviest activity appears to be down in to southern maryland. we'll take you all the way through the night and let you know if we're going to clear out in time for your morning commute. >>> baltimore police are appealing for calm tonight. apparently they've got reason to worry. >> protests have ignited

let's go over to first alert meteorologist howard bernstein. >> by tuesday things are going downhill. beautiful day, little breezy. temperatures beneath the 60s, near the 70s. we got to 69 at reagan national this afternoon. it was really a fine day, but some gusts still, 20, 25 miles an hour. but no weather near us. a few clouds at times. the big showers if you will and some of this in the form of snow way up in new york state where they were in the 30s and the 40s while we hit the nice 60s. if you are going out this evening or want to sit in the back porch. mid-60s though, a little cooler. the lower 40s here and ocean city at 54. for the evening it looks good. still a little breeze, but generally clear. down to 61 with the sunset at 7:35. by midnight we'll be down to the mid-50s. i'll come back and talk about opening day for the nats tomorrow and then looks unsettled, the weather word of the week. back to you. >> thank you, howard. >>> christians around the world celebrated easter sunday today and the holy day commemorates jesus christ's resurrection. hundreds of people attended east

let's go over to howard bernstein. >> they picked the right day to do that the demonstration out on theational mall. hit the 83-degree mark at reagan national, and a beautiful evening under way. lot of rain down along the i-40 corridor, more down in the gulf of mexico. our fortunes will change. a few high clouds, that's it. temps ranging from the mid-70s to even 81 degrees. a gorgeous evening. got any plans, maybe want to grill or take a long walk or exercise? get out, take advantage of it, because today is definitely the better day of the weekend. let's show you the future cast. things are going to change as we head into the overnight. first of all, by 10:30, still 60s to 70. great evening coming our way. overnight, see how the yellow arrows are pointing from the northeast? these are the winds. winds off the northeast, that's a cooler direction. by morning, we'll be in the low to mid-50s in many areas at 8:00. 59 in town. as clouds thicken in the afternoon and some sun early, probably hit our highs at lunchtime, 1:00, low to mid- 60s. later on in the afternoon, 5:00, 6:00, showers in t

meteorologist howard bernstein. >> we've seen some big time showers and storms here. at some points during the afternoon. nothing severe except for the one cell that was out toward western maryland, out in to allegheny cumberland saw that storm. right now we're tracking the heaviest activity out to our east. this stuff number severe. we saw lightning earlier but getting torrential downpours as this whole area tracks to the northeast. upper marlboro coming up. odenton, 6:10. another cell coming out of st. mary's is going to calvert county. that also has torrential downpours which will be crossing the river probably over to st. michael's at about 6:43. across the bay that is. and that stuff out west, yeah, that could be the stuff that goes severe. right now this is not severe for the most part, sort of an appetizer if you will. >> in fact the severe weather impacts, we actually have a moderate chance of damaging winds, moderate chance of tornados and moderate chance of hail with these particular storms. we'll come back and track these storms a little further in to the f

. >> first alert meteorologist howard bernstein is tracking some activity on the old doppler 9000. >> earlier today we had showers approach, hit dry air and fell apart. this stuff is reaching the ground in fairfax, montgomery, certainly out to our west and southwest and west of 270 and fairfax county and d.c. starting to see a couple light showers moving in. south of warrenton you see some of this activity. south and west of culpeper, moderate showers are tracking northeast. they'll be toward gold vein just after 11:30, quantico just after midnight. northern loudoun county and northern shenandoah county and move across frederick and washington county in toward carroll county, so even westminster is looking at steadier showers around midnight. i'll be back in a few minutes talking about tomorrow and a pretty good weekend forecast. we'll see you then. >>> we've got some breaking news now out of phoenix, arizona, where police are trying to piece together what went horribly wrong inside a home where five people were killed. officers found bodies of three men and two women after an hour's

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let's go to first alert meteorologist, howard bernstein. >> things are looking up already. we are seeing a batch of rain. there's another batch back in kentucky. i think we can see that in the morning, especially south of town. the back edge coming out of western maryland and west virginia, still though, north and east, we have moderate rain going on here from upper montgomery, back in toward much of prince georges county, at least 50 and north. but here we are, western montgomery light rain, but you get toward germantown. this system goes over to laurel. there's some moderate rain and some sleet mixed in. temperatures in some cases down to 38, 39, but you get into martinsburg north and west, we're done with that. charles town over toward brunswick, and southern maryland, light showers here, a little bit heavier down. and for our southern st. mary's county. all of this is starting to push away. so we'll see fewer showers tonight. just a couple of showers possible tomorrow morning. especially south of town. this is what it looks like for sunday. we start with clouds, tempera

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>> lets go over to first alert meteorologist howard bernstein. >> we've got one more good day and then we got to 70 here, cooler by the bay, lot of areas in the low 7s. the difference today, light winds and dry air will allow temps to dip into the mid-40s in the cold spots, around 50 in town and also winchester, but tomorrow is going to be a nice warm day. we're talking sunshine, a few clouds, but we'll warm up nicely. 69 by lunchtime, on our way into the mid-70s, get the rain gear handy. we'll need it by tuesday. i'll be back with your seven- day forecast in a few minutes. >>> what a day for a run and what a view of the cherry blossoms. we'll take you down there. >> it's a story you'll see only on 9, a local lab director and doctor heading to guinea to help fight ebol >>> one of d.c.'s leading doctors and scientists is flying straight into ground zero of the deadly ebola epidemic. the west african nation of guinea where the disease is still stubbornly entrenched even while it seems to be retreating in liberia and nearby sierra leone. for dr. alpha diallo, it's not just professional. i

for more on that we send it out to the weather terrace with howard bernstein. >> heavy rain making thunderstormsinds get a little stronger. now we've got the potential over the next couple hours to get more severe weather. there's the picture once again. everything moving northeast at 35 miles per hour. we'll take you to st. mary's county first. this is a new storm strong one. this is moving up in to calvert county. this is going to go to huntingtown and north beach and chesapeake beach. we can track that one for you. let's go west because we've got other storms that we're tracking also. back by warrenton that's going to be approach

. >> if you cover a movie junky more not ward word bernstein. [laughter] >> you are not a liberal? who cares. as if that was a crime. i totally agree it is old news and something had happened on the set or a report just came al then find maybe then even added junket best are asking questions? kennedy: what will he get out of bed? >> i am not completely understanding. [laughter] >> i do agree there are odd question is. , you're trying to make it interesting which they never are so to bring in a topic this is not entirely unreasonable. kennedy: with three minutes it is impossible to get into issues with your dad and political affiliation. >> you are supposed to be getting an affirmation about the movie. kennedy: interesting facts about the movie are more interesting man his drugs that everybody knows about. there is the nfl in the world of tony stark he is a flawed superhero parkway billionaire with problems i want to know about his motivation to play someone like that. that i have to send a dog the bounty hunter to come get you. go ahead. say nice words. >> i can see what you say. i

. >> first alert meteorologist howard bernstein in for topper shutt. you say it's going to be a good day so far? >> fantastic. showers have left us trying to get away from the eastern shore now. this loop goes back eight hours. we actually had them earlier toward bowie this evening. they crossed the bay. we're saying good-bye to the rain soon, cambridge as well as this pushes southeast. new showers popped up near culpeper heading towards fredericksburg. we're watching this little lonely shower up there. these guys pull away in the next couple hours. tonight clear, cool, comfortable in town, upper 50s to close to 60. as we get into tomorrow, what a great day we'll have. sunshine, 70 by 10:00. put the sunscreen on. nats are home, great day for that. high temperature about 80 degrees. some changes sunday and i'm tracking the next rain system. i'll have that for you coming up with your seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >>> a bullet left melvin tate paralyzed unable to speak shot during a robbery back in 2010 in capitol heights. >> in a video he used his

you wrote "black book" for sanford bernstein about these sum of all technology.ple already is just about the largest supplier to the telecom industry, so that has become one of the largest consumers of media business. tom: the big thing i thought was a shift from a luxury park at that cap talking about the craig: middle class craig:, the middle class, the middle class. -- about the middle class some of the middle class, the middle class. craig: in china. remember, there was a push to make low andend phones to serve china. what are they buying? the most extensive phones. tom: unlike u.s. sanford bernstein, you have the responsibly billy as the chief financial officer instead. apple had a 3h coupon bond a number of months ago. it is trading in premium now to its offer. it is a time of free money. we knew what the beleaguered do. how does a giant like apple work when money costs nothing? prof. hintz: they finance. why would apple need to finance with a positive cash flow like they have? they would not technically. but these guys are looking out further, they are loo

carl bernstein.in the world. what sense do you make of that? >> somebody wrote some copy to be kind of fancy. i think what it relates to is the fact that we're looking at a woman who is huge in our culture in the way no one has been in the last 20 25 years and yet we don't know what makes her tick. we don't know her internally. we know the persona that is projected. we know the huge argument around her. and i started thinking this morning, we've never seen political spectacle on a scale such as this one. imagine this we've spent now three days maybe a couple more on the hillary clinton rollout. it's like a huge political soap opera the clintons that's been going on and on and on. so we have to judge it in a different way. culturally. than we have otherwise. she's taken the oxygen out of the other candidates. out of the republican race and we're all focused, as we will be to a large extent for 19 months on hillary clinton, every move we're going to analyze. >> look, if many one knows her it's you. any

. >> as i settle -- settle down you are not woodward and bernstein. ask questions about the hulk buster armor. don't ask questions about stuff that happened years ago. and by the way who cares what robert downey, junior's political beliefs are? is it a gotcha question to say are you not a liberal? are you trapping him into saying he is not a liberal? >> it is not even a well set trap. i know that is his thing is he tries to antagonize quinten tarantino, but he doesn't even do a particularly good job. it is not just that these are supposed to be commercials. do you think we should demand celebrities to go back and revisit the bad times in their life. >> in this instance i don't think he had any choice. the beginning of the interview was so boring. did you watch it? he literally said i like all of the folks i am working on working on the movie with. >> nobody in the world wants to hear about the folks. come on. he wants to do something to get him to storm out. >> i wanted to hear about him and mark ruffalo to hang out. >> me to. i. >> i watched this mor

first alert meteorologist howard bernstein joins us. anything severe? >> not a lot yet. the stray shower is west and south of 66 for the most part. western fairfax, manassas, a couple showers there, coming out of the plain, as well, heading to heymark. this is moderate rain here. you can see the yellow here all tracking off to the southeast, and heading todale city just -- daze city just after -- dale city just art 5:30. the heaviest activity seems to be further south. the lighter rains have moved in to southern prince william and stafford. the activity which is just east of culpepper heads toward flatmont and chancellor at 5:33, fredericksburg at 5:47. once we get rid of this we have really good news about the weekend. i will have forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you, howard. >>> right now montgomery county police are looking for suspect connected to a gas station robbery and attack in silver spring. an employee was beaten up pretty badly in the hold up at the shell station in the four corners area. students were told to shelter in place because the gunman was s

kevin: the crucial thing about the study which i co-authored with jerod bernstein, a white house economist, is that it is very nonpartisan. it's not about the past it's about where we right now and what can we do to make the world better place? the study we released does not weigh in and try not to microscope on the current problem. there's an amazing amount of geographic disparity. people talk about income equality, but there are a lot of places that are stuck in a rut. policymakers have failed those places. mark: kevin, when you use the term economically as we saw in the report, are you suggesting that things aren't better when they were during the depths of this recession? kevin: there is no place that was worse than it was during the worst time in a recession. but there are a lot of places that have lost their way. i think one of the studies we site in the report that i found most troubling is that if you were to take the same kid and put them in a disadvantaged place, like detroit, and compare the outcome of that kid to a kid they grew up in a normal u.s. town, the difference in the w

bernstein saying they could be good. significant stock, i think the bank stocks have fallen behind the market. maybe if we get traction there, you need to see rates up a bit, that could help the market in general. because they've been a real drag. >> catch up today. jpmorgan. >> in the morning they will. we had a big rally, and it was off the dollar and you've got to see the dollar continue to get weak in order to make a strong case for americans. >> today in "the times" big piece on food companies extending payment terms in a tough business. and then "the journal" has a tough piece on rail companies, shipments down safety concerns oil. warren buffett's rail burlington northern -- they're making a lot of money but -- look, everyone knows that pipelines are a better way to ship. and there are issues with how strong the cars are. greenbriar put up a good number a railcar company. but i would be very careful of the rails because we still don't have the big number cuts. must see number cuts before you go into union pacific a

the first alert meteorologisthoward bernstein is here on the weather terrace. thank you, top. and howard, you are tracking some showers for tonight and tomorrow morning. >> if you have evening plans, i'd say go for it to enjoy it, you might need a light jacket. but what a beautiful afternoon. 74 so far. and at least 74. we'll know in the next hour how warm it got today. but tracking those showers and the bark here is much worse than the bite. and this activity is moving off about 35 miles an hour. we've seen some shower activity in the valley. and reporting a shallow area well to our south. they are going up in to pennsylvania. what's happening is that these showers are moving in to the very dry air. and that's right, it is just eating them up. having a tough time moving towards us. this stuff, it might not be reaching the ground. towards culpeper. a light sprinkle is all we're seeing here. and so for the evening, the light jacket that you may get a sprinkle or two, falling down to the lower 60s. bill back in a few minutes with a pretty good weekend forecast. back to you. >> i

meteorologist howard bernstein. >> we've seen some big time showers and storms here. at some points during the afternoon. nothing severe except for the one cell that was out toward western maryland, out in to allegheny cumberland saw that storm. right now we're tracking the heaviest activity out to our east. this stuff number severe. we saw lightning earlier but getting torrential downpours as this whole area tracks to the northeast. upper marlboro coming up. odenton, 6:10. another cell coming out of st. mary's is going to calvert county. that also has torrential downpours which will be crossing the river probably over to st. michael's at about

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