we're under a yellow weather alert and howard bernstein is tracking it from storm tracker nine and live from the department of homeland security for take your child to work today. what we see the sunshine again? >> it might not be until early next week when we get son around here. much-needed rain and we have been very dry but this is liquid sunshine. let's go back and see what the radar looks like the last few hours. i have been checking it out on the wusa9 app and you can keep track of the weather there. rain is moderate and west of town things get into online where moderate rain continues east. another outlet or two tops in southern maryland you will get a well. temperature-wise, chilly one and only mid-fifties in a few spots. most of us low 50s an bit of sunshine and temperatures will be moving much at all. upper 50s and maybe lucky to get into the 60s. day planner quiet for the afternoon and temperatures hanging in the 50s to near 60s and on and off showers. i'll be back and show you the seven day forecast. sun we are on top of breaking news and southeast dc now. investigators tryi

seth masters joins us from bernstein.rk and from london, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ i am francie likewise london. tom keene is in new york. it is time to get to the bloomberg business flash, with caroline hyde. caroline: the sign that the labor market in the uk's cooling-off. unemployment rose for the first time in seven months. the number of people looking for increased by 21,000 between january and february. saudi arabia has agreed on terms of a $10 billion loan to fund its budget deficit. its first sovereign loan in 15 years. , european,up of u.s. japanese, and chinese banks are lending the money. there is another bullish signal for iron ore prices. bhp billiton has cut production because of bad weather. -- iron oreere up prices were up 34% on the year. tom: caroline hyde, thank you so much. this is a great pleasure, seth masters with us from bernstein, their chief investment officer. he is truly definitive on the retirement crisis of america. we are going to delay that today. right now, though, on the markets

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we had leonard bernstein, his debut was legendary and attractive the same kind of frenzy adulation as frank sinatra. here we have the art world represented in the first of the exiled artworld. salvador dali looking rather clean cut in his chalk striped suit. to the left his dealer, julian levine. troupe have the ballet in 1942. balanchinee george representing the european artworld and lawrence hart of hammerstein and heart. here we have the kind of gathering of darlings of the gods. 54th street in 1950. she continued her career but no longer able to dance. a writer. probably recognize tennessee williams and gore vidal. here we have the irascible as they were characterized by the herald tribune. -- abstract extraction is expressionist painters. you will probably recognize kuning, bosco, jackson pollock with a guarded hooded expression. here we have their dealer, betty parsons who gave us the white walls, bare floor gallery. they give me paintings, i give them walls. letter bynspired by a harry truman to his wife margaret truman in which he said that they had to declare the truman doctr

in 2003, he and his washington post colleague, charles bernstein placed papers at the university center. it was a historically significant acquisition, which was fittingly celebrated here, so together again this evening. much has transpired over the following decade. the identity was made public, many hours of white house recordings have been released by the national archives, and the center continues to supplement its watergate work, most recently with the generosity of the papers of legendary "washington post" editor ben bradley with research in 2017. in the intervening years, the watergate papers themselves have also been heavily consulted by our students and by historians, while collectively, the country as a whole has continued to come to terms with that national crisis and is continuing impact on her political life today. the watergate archives continues to give up new insight into the nixon presidency, and for years to come, it will continue to ground the histories and a historically verifiable record. tonight, we are not here to read documents, but to hear from an intimate parti

in 2003, he and his washington post colleague, charles -- carl bernstein placed papers at the university's harry ransom center. it was a historically significant acquisition, which was fittingly celebrated here, together again this evening. much has transpired over the following decade. the identity of deep throat was made public. many hours of white house recordings have been released by and theonal archives, ransom center continues to supplement its watergate holdings, most recently with the generosity of the papers of love -- papers of legendary "washington post" editor ben bradley with research in 2017. in the intervening years, the watergate papers themselves have also been heavily consulted by our students and by historians, while collectively, the country as a whole has continued to come to terms with that national crisis and its continuing impact on our political life today. the watergate archive continues to give up new insight into the nixon presidency, and for years to come, it will continue to ground the histories and a historically verifiable record. tonight, we are not here t

howard bernstein live at nats park for the home opener. take it away, howard. >> reporter: yes, mike, we have a nice little break coming for the next few hours. the problem is, we still have a threat this afternoon. but in the meantime, grounds crew is out. they have uncovered the field. the tarp, they are getting to roll it up in left field. and then one of the guys here, maybe you hear in the background, it sounds like a leaf blower, that's exactly what it is. they are using that to do some drying because they have the deluge that hit during the 10:30, 11:00 hour and really came down fast and furiously. but at least now, things have dried out nicely enough that we are in a much, much better shape. let's see the forecast. for the rest of the day. and fortunately, we have a threat for showers. and as temperatures are going to struggle to get into those low 60s this afternoon. and the way it looks now, a little bit of a will go west, southwest, 10 to 15 miles an hour. and temperature-wise, well, only in the low to mid-50s now but 30s in the

were now a decade past watergate so this idea of morality and politics, we remember woodward and bernsteinbringing down a line president but the political media had failed. it was a huge failing to have followed richard nixon 20 plus years and not have known his psychosis, what he was capable of. there is a new generation of journalists getting out of the campaign trail in the 1980s who were drawn to the business by woodward and bernstein and believe it is their prime directive to keep someone of faulty character from assuming the presidency. you have the birth of the satellite dish, cnn is brand-new, suddenly there is this ability to broadcast live from every scene whether it matters or not, the advent of punditry, crossfire is brand-new and you are changing attitudes about adultery on the left and right, moral majority and feminism, the personal is the political as the feminists say. suddenly that pre-martini lunch and the tryst with the secretary is not funny anymore. there is a societal attitude changing at the time too so all these things are coming together. gary hart doesn't create

comments coming from bernstein, by shares are trading lower 2.5%.eports its earnings next week. there was a report from mac rumors saying best buy had taken the 12 inch macbook models off its store which does suggest there could be another addition of its notebook lineup in the near future. just a small piece of potential news coming from the company. we are watching amazon as well, announcing they will be offering their prime video service as a standalone service instead of just bundled in with its prime annual service. primeoffering monthly service overall and there are concerns about what that means for netflix. down, meaning the goingday for netflix forward and there's been a lot of talk about what this could mean for the company. i think amazon and chill -- is that the new -- i did not come up with that. but i like it. lisa: thanks a lot, julie. coming up, netflix, we are going to stick with it. but as julie said, the stock is down with amazon lowering the price for its rival video service. stick with us. ♪ lisa: this is bloomberg markets. netf

. >> directed by her son jacob bernstein. she was married to carl bernstein.e on. sometimes you get lucky that way. that's going to wrap it up for this fun day monday. join us tomorrow, we're going to catch up with kourtney kardashian. >>> a developing story out of add ron dak county at >>> we had some rain earlier this morning but it looks like a little clearing in the afternoon. how warm can we go today? all coming 2)w

. >>> ge is getting a downgrade from bernstein.y say it's been a great ride but time to move on. the stock is up 27% in the last year. we'll talk to the analyst in the next hour. basically they argue that alston's success, the exit on capital is embedded in the price. risks to healthcare, diminishing returns and cost cuts. >> i think this is the downgrade to watch. why? because this stock, this company is changing rather radically. and i believe that even though the multiple is certainly stretched, if the company delivers on the worldwide growth, then you will say, woushwow, all i did was buy it. it has done nothing in years. >> it hasn't done anything, though it's been a good year for it. it's almost a year ago exactly that ge announced its intention to essentially divest almost all the assets to ge capital. that's moved at a fairly rapid pace. >> yes. >> now expected to -- applying to do-se-sifi itself. it wasn't until october when y triant put out the white paper -- >> i thought it was a realistic program. buybacks, dividends. w

. >> directed by her son jacob bernstein. she was married to carl bernstein.. sometimes you get lucky that way. that's going to wrap it up for this fun day monday. join us tomorrow, we're going to catch up with kourtney kardashian. the intense search for a missing two year girl. >>> right now at 11:00, an intense search for a missing 2-year-old girl. police across the state now joining in. the clue detectives hope will bring her home. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon in for kris sanchez. the clock is ticking in that creditical search for that 2-year-old toddler. her mother was found murdered on friday. police are stressing the urgency of finding this little girl. >> stephanie chuang is live outside of police headquarters. stephanie, they are expanding their search. >> reporter: they are, scott. you mentioned it, this is statewide now. san francisco police telling me this mor t

. >> directed by her son jacob bernstein. she was married to carl bernstein. but if you love writing, that era, all the films. >> who didn't. >> it's a great, great, great film. i learned so much about her. it just happened to come on. sometimes you get lucki tha way. that's going to wrap it up for join us tomorrow, we're going to

carl bernstein, let me start with you.t could be pivotal for both trump and hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> it sure is. the interesting thing, everybody keeps saying this is a bad campaign. i think it's a campaign if which we discovered america that we didn't know about and learning t electorate is -- we owe that because of donald trump and bernie sanders. hillary clinton has been pushed to the issues where she never wanted to go, way to the left. meanwhile, every other republican has been vanquished except ted cruz. trump can give hillary clinton a hell of a ride because of the way he conducts his campaign and he has defined the issues in terms of america is not working. people are responding to that message. >> david? >> i think -- let's go back to the question of margin. i think it matters a lot tonight. if she wins by more than ten points, i think jennifer's point is on target, that he ought to pull back. he's not going to win this, but he will have a price for his support. if he handles this in a more gracious

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. >>> i'm meteorologist howard bernstein. a nice day and a chilly night and frost advisories west of i- 95 and i have the seven-day forecast that will put a smile on a lot of folks faces. coming up in a few minutes. >>> early voting under way in the state of maryland. a look of voters in prince george's county. one of the candidates sits down with us. congressman chris van holland joins us live in the studio to answ he could help maryland as a u.s. senator. at giant, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. names are on the maryland ballot for retiring senator barbara's seat. we are are asking candidate to come and talk with us. >> first is chris van holland and represented the 8th congressional district since 2003 and served in the house of delegates and the state senate and lives in kensington

meteorologist howard bernstein tracking where they are on first alert live doppler. >> good news. i got one or two showers left and quickly racing northwest of town. it looks like we may escape dry in dc. here is a look the last hour. a lot of stuff is falling apart except producing lightning. this thing is growing and passed through sterling north of reston and some of the tops pushing 40,000 feet. at least has very heavy downpours as it moves to the northeast at about 50 miles per hour. so we see it right now which is just on top of dorns town and gaithersburg at 7:09 and columbia at 7:30. you may get a shower before the base of that cell gets towards you. as far as the temperatures, they are still way up there, 79 degrees right now. it is april 1st and it feels like june 1st. going out, you got to watch out for the shower to the north. otherwise a very comfortable evening. a little breezy as temperatures fall from the 70s to the 60s. the weekend is here and i know you can be by the tv all the time but be sure to have the wusa9 app with you and you can track the weather and news

back with me is carl bernstein and david gergen."the washington post" he's predicting another recession. he expanded on that again. listen to this. >> we've had bubbles and when they burst, it's not a good thing. and what i said is we're going to go into a massive recession. but i also say, if i'm president, that's not going to happen. because i'm going to straighten things out before it happens. >> economists disagree. carl, do you think it's dangerous for trump to say these things? >> i don't think he knows what he's talking about. he has no more idea about solid economic policy than the man on the moon. what he was saying there was preposterous. everyone says, look, he would increase the deficit, not cut it by what he was proposing. also, there's a myth about his business sense. his businesses have been -- many of them -- belly up. he has settled with 20 cents on the dollar on many of his loans. he's not this great businessman. he's got -- and we're going to see a lot more stories about this. a lot of this is mythlogical. >> dona

. >> reporter: after his visit to long island, kasich headed into the city and had lunch at bernstein's deli on third avenue and popped into other local businesses. donald trump, meanwhile, is concentrating on other parts of the state. today he attended rallies in syracuse and in dexter. and trump took aim at ted cruz, saying the new york primary could knock him out of the presidential race. >> mathematically, after this weekend when he gets wiped out in new york, which he will, he nomination. >> reporter: as for senator ted cruz, he headed out west to speak at the wyoming gop convention. cruz picked up 9 delegates there while trump picked up just one. the state is deciding whether delegates to cruz. >>> stay with eyewitness news coverage of vote 2016. democratic candidate bernie sanders will join us on eyewitness news sunday morning at 9:30. hillary clinton senator sanders will be special guests with george stephanopolous at 10:00 a.m. and the upcoming primary is a topic of a special one hour edition of up close. tomorrow morning at 11:00, right here on channel 7. >>> breaking news rig

meteorologist howard bernstein is tracking the weather and joins with us more and the >>rst alert forecast. bright side. we need the rain. we've had a deficit and for the moment, umbrellas close, doctors some drops in the air. you can see the showers coming through, now there's nothing showing up on radar. the drizzle is too light. some showers left to chestertown up 95 if you're going to delaware. the fog not as bad as it was early with visibility. still two miles at dulles, but that is not really going to slow anybody down. our average highs up to 70. we're not close to it. we're still hanging in the upper 40s and low 50s. that is way too cool for this time of year. and does look like we have more rain chances later on. so for the afternoon we're going to stay cloudy, i don't think we're going to see the breaks in southern maryland and fredericksburg. i'll show that you visible satellite coming up in big weather. in the evening, notice more green in the shenandoah valley and mountains, comingphous by 7:00, 8:00 tonight. going out this saturday is better than sunday. i'll talk more about

howard bernstein joins us with the first alert forecast. will it be gorgeous by the weekend?>> i meant to say more gorgeous. beautiful out here. sunshine and light winds and even though it's only in the low 50s it feels good. you can get a sunburn this time of year even though it's not that warm. 52 here in the district and lovettsville along with upper marlboro at 48. nothing but sunshine. not just today but several days to come and you been waiting for the extended treacherous spring weather and it's here. this afternoon hides upper 50s and 60s and the key is the lighter winds out of the northeast, east 5 to 15 miles per hour. becoming more gorgeous by the weekend. i will have the seven-day forecast in a few minutes.>>> thank you very much. a penny causes major panic on a school bus. how a teacher's stassiant made all the difference. yvette: i was running for my life. he was flicking matches on me... my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, because domestic violence can never be

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(bernstein) technology has enabled the bass to come out.ass has traditionally been a supportive instrument. if you listen to old records, you can hardly hear the bass player at all. with the advent of the electric bass, the bass became much more a force. the bass line has just become much more a part of what the average listener hears. of course, it's a double-edged thing as far as with anything, technology in the studio gives you the possibility of making something perfect, theoretically, and so it has created a whole new art form. making a record and playing live are two different things. i think that's the first thing i had to learn as a musician. in the studio, you have to learn to create in a different environment without the energy of the audience, without the energy of necessarily even the live performance. but you're still creating the music. the challenge for the jazz musician is to be able to maintain the live feeling. (tesar) there is a universal code or language that many musical instruments operate on, midi, musical instrument

let's get right to howard bernstein. >> we have a couple of sprinkles. debatable if you want to use your umbrella. look at all this water in minnesota, wisconsin, a few are getting to our neck of the woods. you can see this activity moving west to east. it has been very light. i just saw a peek of sun earlier. on the south side of dc out toward 95 to quantico, we have a few showers. frederick, eastern washington, howard and carol county. i'm watching steadier rains moving east so. as far as temperatures, they have not moved much. we are in the mid to upper 50s now. we will drop a few degrees tonight. maybe a few spots in the upper 40s . but sunday, yellow weather alert. debra alfarone, we are talking rain in the morning. this evening, a chance of showers with the steadier rain developing overnight. i have the umbrella with me. we will come back for the unsettled forecast. see you in a few. >> thank you. >>> day three of the nfl draft and the redskins nation are ready to [ singing ] [ laughter ] >> oh, is that adorable? excited fans have been gathering at

. >> howard bernstein is tracking thunderstorms popping up all around the area. >>> it's missed the metro, we watched an area go to the north, west and southwest, nothing severe, we may get isolated to severe later on. going over the last hour, everything is moving to the northeast, close to 50 miles an hour, only thing local sly a little shower, -- not far from damascus county. much heavier to the south and west, from areas between gold vain and manassas, and sperryville, warrenton in a couple of mi 6:12, here in dc, 6:38. we will see if it impacts gnash park. we got to watch out for the isolated storm or two, between now and 8, maybe 9:00, settle down for a while overnight. temperatures fall from around 80 now, 70s this evening, in the 60s here by 10:00 p.m. weekend is upon us, we have weather issues this weekend. if you haven't downloaded it yet, do so, the free wusa 9 app. get the weather on that, also news and traffic, watch us live on the app as well. we will have the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. it's going get chillier around here. let's go inside to bruce and leslie. >>> r

. >> well, i want to be like, you know, woodward and bernstein, but, you know, i'm not, i'm me.now, his record -- liz: well, you need a deep throat and a -- >> i have a better chance given the fact of all the stories i've broke, i have a better chance of being woodward and bernstein than he has of being buffett. this valeant play -- liz: now there's a subpoena wit, michael pearson. >> right. to appear before a senate subcommittee -- liz: because they raised prices on three separate trucks. >> right. liz: including female viagra. >> yeah. which is a whole other ball game whether that's, you know, what the efficacy of that. liz: right. not even popular. >> i will say this. we've been talking to my producer, brian schwartz and myself have been talking to lawyers about this. and, you know, the general consensus is he didn't break any laws. i mean, this guy did what he did within the parameters of the law by jacking up those prices so much. remember, valeant's -- what made valeant a wall street darling, how high was the stock, something like $250 a shower, it's now somewhere around 3

so let's get out to meteorologist howard bernstein with all the details. >> no real problems, we have the rain this morn up to four tenths of an inch. this is a strong cold front arriving probably 10:00, 11:00. we have a wind advisory in the metro down to southern maryland. the wind warning area in darker orange as you get north and west, we could have gusts 50 plus, maybe 60. so secure loose objects. think about the potential for power outages too. if you live near some tall trees you may want to sleep on a lower level to be on the safe side and these are freeze warnings. sensitive plants, if you planted early, you better protect them. they could be in trouble tonight. we will talk more about the wind and the seven day forecast in a few minutes. debra? >> thank you howard. >>> police in arlington have arrested a teenager in a deadly stabs of a relative. officers first found the 17- year-old suspect injured along south gleeb road and claiming to be a victim of the attack. they discovered 46-year-old dennis adams of arlington with much more serious stab wounds. adams died at gw hospita

shares of ge falling at bernstein.res up 27% over the past year, but bernstein taking a bearish take on the industrial sector and a few names within that ge among them. that stock down 2.25%. >>> when we come back, shares of facebook slipping on worries over the first quarter. what you need to know. plus, before buying oculus, mark zuckerberg stopped to talk. and the biggest data leak in history. more on the panama, and when we continue in a moment. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. >>> we are watching shares of facebook this morning. analysts at deutsche bank saying the company's q1

from sanford bernstein, the number one ranked investor in software. who are you going with? >> well, i don't own the stock, and i owned it six months ago, and he she says it is going to be right, but not right now. what toni said is absolutely right. you have to see the top line growing again, and this is the 12th quarter in a row of declining top line. that is as for that you can't get out of the way of the you own the stock. >> you used to be a big believer in the big blue, and now not so much? >> early, and i have realized the wrongs of my ways and changed, but basically the artificial intelligence and the analytics are great business, but they are not growing fast enough yet. >> well, modella and sake, $450 billion company, and they could make the transformation, but ibm can't make it, with a $150 billion cap, and you are saying it sarcastical or -- >> well, not now. >> and you could say that in the last couple of years they have gone to -- >> well, it is unbelievable. >> microsoft has done it, and doing it, and they continue to do it, and that is impressive and the othe

. >>> i'm meteorologist howard bernstein, chilly and we start in the 40s on friday and delores kelley: although we were all one maryland, our schools weren't treated the same way. narrator: with neighborhoods getting unequal funding for schools, something had to be done for our children. kelley: it didn't matter where chris was from. he knew that we couldn't leave a child having less just because they lived in a region that was poor. joanne benson: he has not just talked about it. he is going to stand tall for all children to succeed. i'm chris van hollen, and i approved this message. p >>> tonight we got a heart warming update. >> demetrius the rescued mastiff with health problems that owners forced to find her a new home or lose her apartment. after our story aired. our viewers stepped in with offers to help. garret haake continues the story. >> reporter: when we met demetrius the scars and tumor told the story of a dog's life hard lived with note much time left. >> we >> a landlord told her rescuer, that she couldn't keep the dog in her apartment and the vet gave her

let's go to first alert meteorologist howard bernstein with the good news. >> today was awesome. tomorrow will be awesomer if i can speak poorly tonight. we had sunshine. we stayed in the 60s by the bay. but we got to 72 in town. we hit low 70s in most spots. it was spectacular. little bit of a chill tonight. we will dip into the 40s . only a few into the upper 30s . we are patchy frost. tomorrow, debra, looks fantastic. sunny, got to get the sunscreen. maybe a little bit of a chill early with 40s and 50s . we will top out anywhere from 68, 69 on the cool side to 74, 75 on the warm side. a spectacular sunday coming up and this nice weather may last a little longer. seven day forecast in a minute. >> i'll take it howard. >>> the caps rocked the red tonight scoring a big one over the flyers. to take a 2-0 series lead. let's go live to frank hanrahan who was lucky enough to see the game in person, huh frank? >> reporter: it was a fantastic night. electric atmosphere. caps defending their home ice as they rocked the red uniforms. 20,000 strong watching the capitals take care of the f

this ge downgrade by bernstein. and it's really with some other industrial stocks, as well.ut it place right into the conversation. i know you like industrials. in this environment. stock like ge is up nearly 30% over the past year. tap the brakes. does bernstein today. they said, look, premium multiple companies have limited multiple expansion. so maybe the party -- that's been a great ride, but time to move on. that's what they say. >> we have actually been underindustrials for some time and energy and materials. we're starting to nibble in those sectors. the point with the downgrade, a few other stocks included, we're talking about getting more into cyclicals. reducing the defensive posture. and if manufacturing is -- i wouldn't say it's good. i think that's overstating it. but to say we're getting out of recession-like territory and stabilizing, that is the new good. right? if manufacturing is stabilizing, commodities are stabilizing, the oils and dollar is in a range, that does open a window for some of these underperforming sectors to catch up further. >> what do you t

here's howard bernstein with a first look at our forecast. >> good morning everybody.t? this high is pulling away. the winds are going to turn south and we are pushing towards 80 if not the low 80s this afternoon. the front will lift. showers coming out of michigan not going to be bothering us today. a little chilly. upper 30s in frederick. 45 in45. this is jacket weather this morning but something to peel off by mid morning. it's going to warm quickly and be the nicest day of the week. temperatures by lunch time low 70s to low 80s. we go down hill starting tomorrow. let's get our first look at traffic with ro t so far very quiet drive around most of the area. no major problems. beltway looking good. no major issues so far. moving in towards the area 395 we do have a bit of an issue. you'll find a little bit of blockage because of late lifting road work inbound across 395. great look as you your way in towards the district. over to you. >> thanks. a solar powered plane landed in california. it just completed a three day flight across the pacific ocean. it performed a f

cold one threatening plants to freeze, so let's get right out to first alert meteorologist howard bernstein. >> it was a crazy day. we had gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour and snow. check out this video. we had a couple inches of snow in spots like prince frederick. southern maryland, i saw some pictures in waldorf also where the ground was covered a while. garrett county got pounded with 8 to 10 inches. canaan valley had over 16 1/2 inches alone, really was incredible and a couple spots here had just a little bit on the ground. the storm that produced it now is out in the atlantic pulling away. if he still have gusty winds -- we still have some gusty winds but nothing like earlier with some gusts 2 hour, pax river with north winds 27 miles an hour. tonight we're talking about lower 20s shenandoah valley, mid- to upper 20s here in the metro. so freeze warnings are up. they do that when the growing season has started or is still going on in the fall. i don't think too many of us have plants outside, but for the farmers this has not been a good week and another very cold night. tomorrow sunshine,

bernstein's on the upper east side where he enjoyed pickles, a bowl of matzo ball soup and a viewed the l strew dell as well. he spoke to hundreds at a synagogue in great neck. >> i didn't want to make a political talk. you go into synagogue you talk about faith, i think. given an opportunity to speak to the congregation will go down as one of the great moments in my life. >> donald trump stayed upstate speaking to a group of 5,000 then he headed north to the watertown airport where he held a rally in a large airplane hangar. he touched on everything from security to gun rights saying things would have been much different in san bernardino if he were president. >> if he had his gun and he's standing on the other side, you don't have 14 people dead. you have a couple of bad ones people. same thing in paris. >> senator ted cruz spent the day in wyoming hoping to bag that state's 14 delegates at the state gop convention. last month cruz scored nine of 12 available delegates at wyoming's county conventions. donald trump and senator marco rubio each scored one. >>> as we said, the primary is

meteorologist howard bernstein. >> debra, i think it will be even better tomorrow. if you can take monday off, do it. the weather will be fantastic. we will drop into the 40s with a few upper 30s . so, a few degrees milder than this morning and tomorrow, let me show you what tomorrow is looking like. the day planner starts us winds in the morning. look at the highs in the afternoon. 75, warmer monday. i will tell you about that in the seven day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you very much howard. >>> well, you know what time it is? it is time to rock the red. the capitals are hosting the flyers and our frank hanrahan is live at the verizon center with a preview. hey frank. >> reporter: hey debra. it is game time. 1-0 on philadelphia. a chance tonight to get a strangle hold on the series. the best of seven. players arriving a little while ago with the game faces on. they know this is a big one if they want to make a run at stanley cup. and coach barry trotz expects a free-flowing game. >> i think the first game is probably two standards. both teams are ramped up

. >> and let's go to howard bernstein and we're looking at frost and freeze advisories. >> and tomorrow night, it's wild with winds gusting to 50 miles per hour and north and west, we make it cold enough for the warnings and some strong thunderstorms that hit and miss coming through this evening. the one that came through earlier, it was all of the way coast already. and i have been tracking a couple of showers on a front pushing through the metro and you see them to the east, especially there north of annapolis and into the eastern shore and a couple of light sprinkles across the areas not far from bowie, odenton area and this is the picture mike hydeck took at 7:15. and imagine the storm putting out a gust of wind in front of it and it's kicking up, like a wave on the ocean crashing. and temps are still warm. national 74 on the hour and pittsburgh in the 40s. the frond you can pick out easily and pushing through d.c. right now and the dew points into the 30s in cumberland and that is some drier, cooler air moving in. tomorrow, showers in the morning, especially south and it can interf

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let's check in with meteorologist howard bernstein with your first alert forecast. >> getting reports of some damage, some power outages. all these areas in the only way we gust 50 or higher. we are gusting near 60 just a few minutes ago. 10:52 at national airport. frederick, 51 miles an hour. and we certainly are going to see strong winds. they may not be as strong as they are now. but many gusts up 40, 50 miles an hour. we have a wind warning that has been upgraded in some spots. advisories south. some could top 60 miles an hour. we are also watching a front producing the winds, producing showers, maybe some snow shower ins the mountains. a line of heavy showers coming through the heart of the metro. a little thunder and lightning in the eastern shore, but brief heavy rain. this stuff is racing east 50 miles an hour. so, this won't be around long. but a very windy night. and then much colder. freeze warnings west of i-95. it will make for a chilly blustery sunday. i'av watch out for the wind the next few hours. >> thank you very much howard. >>> breaking news out of louden county. a

. >> he is howard bernstein. i'm mike hydeck. take care, everybody. kids: he came here from rocky married 27 years. raised 6 kids. including 5 boys. he had grandpa move in with us. glenn: we loved having him as part of the family. it's what you do. kids: in congress, dad will protect president obama's legacy. he'll fight for jobs and protect social security and medicare. glenn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on the republicans for all of us. >> dylan: sage. what's going on? everything okay? >> sage: yeah, i'm -- i'm fine. he was really fussy earlier, but i got him to go to sleep. >> dylan: he looks like he's doing pretty good. you're the one who looked like you were a million miles away. >> sage: well, i didn't want to say anything, but there's something that's bothering me about sully. >> nurse stephens: time for his bottle. >> sharon: no. let me. >> nurse stephens: you heard what dr. anderson said. with the combination of meds you're on, she doesn't recommen

the conductor was leonard bernstein and they climaxed to "the ode de joy" except one word was changedactivist is the first noncommunist president in 41 years. >> and he his wife were executed after military court found them guilty of genocide, stealing state funds and trying to escape prosecution. >> from our point of view, there was no argument about the most remarkable story of the decade. freedom. in some cases, freedom which had been unthinkable as the decade began. >> hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states, and around the world. this is news room l.a. we will begin here in southern california. protesters spilled on the streets, blocking streets outside a donald trump rally. no reports of injuries, they were seen rocking a police car. inside the rally, trump lashed out at his rivals, and one of his favorite topics. >> we

howard bernstein is live from the storm tracker 9 for the national heart association national walking day in springfield. hi, howard. >> but we put it inside. because we don't know when we plan events like this, is it going to be rainy or nice. it looks like today is good. it is tomorrow i have concerns about. let's show you what is happening on the satellite and the radar. you can certainly see all of the activity off to the west. and the blue is snow moving toward ontario, but the unfortunately, it looks like it is going to be here for part of the day on thursday. and we know we've got the nats home opener, the commute tomorrow, and a yellow weather alert day. but right now, we have warmed up nicely. as temperatures are responding with high pressure off to our east. that is going to pull away. the winds more to the south. and warm us up from the frigid morning record-breaking lows down in the low to mid-20s. we've got temperatures which are now responding very, very nicely. almost 50 here in town. we are looking at the afternoon, a good deal of sunshine. it is going to be windy. gus

we're joined by cnbc contributor jared bernstein.ip, i'm a big fan of your book, the ideas you're putting forth, but i'll take the other side if i can which is to jared's point, what is wrong with too many laws? we're a huge nation, we're super complex. why should we reduce the number of laws that are on the books? >> because they're not effective. we're governing america with effectively a 19th century industrial age machine. a complex world needs more government oversight to make sure we have clean air and toys don't have lead paint on them. we have the system where it takes 6 to 10 years to get an infrastructure project approved and well meaning programs like special ed end up consuming 25% of the total budget. we're wasting -- pick a number, 25% conservatively of the amount of money that we spend just in ineffective regulation. >> you know, jared, i think philip's point is, look at the harbor of charleston, south carolina. finally getting deep, but the first conversations were held about it in the early to mid1990s. china is not

shy 10th grader from mississippi with dreams of performing would be able to view the libraries at bernsteinollection. a student from a community college in kansas could look at and even download revolutionary war maps for class assignments. this would help libraries across the country, a small library in arkansas with a modest budget will be able to help patrons assess primary studies of george washington favorites. a rural library in alabama will be able to connect to a live feed to the natnal book festival and see and hear their favorite authors. i envision a library of congress that can balance various roles and important roles in a digital age at a time when libraries throughout the world face the same challenges when their exit-- very existence is questioned. .. to ensure that its treasures are secured and shared for many years to come. >> the senate has yet to set a date to vote on the confirmation. >> if we don't have enough people -- [inaudible conversations] >> welcome to the national association scholars new report. i'm the president on the national association of scholars. in 200

if you look at the data, and my friend jared bernstein, my liberal friend jared bernstein is on the same kevin has let. it's the middle income wage earners who benefit most.haslet. it's the middle income wage earners who benefit most. this is the quintessential middle class tax cut but it's not been messaged properly. >> let me say the elderly who live by being able to invest and have something to live on when they retire, the retirement community is suffering because of course we know what the rates are interest and bonds. and our retirees will get in worse shape. >> sit tight. according to reuters, pfizer is apparently leaning toward abandoning its deal for allergan. not the adjusting, not changing, not tweaking, but abandoning its deal. that is sending allergan stock down 16%. the stock has been down all morning. i think many ininvestigators, a lot of hedge funds had pretty much assume this had might happen. but again, according to reuters, pfizer leaning toward abandoning its deal. >> perfect example. these tax games, that's what they are, little political games, should not be drivin

and you go there because, well, you need coffee and because cuba, respect, and because michelle bernstein it was a long time getting here. >> you need a car in miami, and yes, this is like the heart of miami. >> michelle is one of my miami's most iconic influential chefs, born and bred her. >> when people say where did you grow up, you say -- >> miami. this is way out west. i mean you can't get much further west than this. >> what's beyond here? >> swampland. not much. >> body disposal. >> you can say that. i can't. this restaurant, we would actually come here for the seafood and it would be elegant. >> well, you have the waiters in the little bolero-type jacket things. >> or a bow tie and there's still some places in miami that still have that. >> this is how you drink coffee in miami. >> what do they call this? >> it's a big cup with little cups. >> it is basically like the coffee version, the caffeine version of a one-hitter. i'd have one of those. at the next place, i'd have another. i basically get increasingly jangley as i head towards work. >> i grew up on the colada. we all give o

first alert meteorologist howard bernstein is in tonight. >> it's going to be a fabulous weekend. high pressure in control. you can see it, how the clouds are going around this big area of high pressure, over the ohio valley, but on the cool side of things. it's going to slowly warm up. look at the temperatures, we have influence from the cooler waters, we are in the 50s and low 60s here. cumberland 70. low to mid- columbus and pittsburgh. this eve looks fantastic. 62 by 6:00. in the 50s by 8:00. tonight we will be chilly again, maybe patchy frost, not as widespread, north and west, the last couple of nights. tomorrow near perfect 69. sunday 71. we will warm up monday, i have rain finally in the seven-day forecast, we will talk about that in 10 minutes. back to you. >>> this time it was the democrats going toe to toe in a decibel raising debate with the new york primary days away, bernie sanders and hilary clinton went at it in their most heated contest so far. sanders taking a break from the campaign trail today, to visit the vatican. even there he didn't stop delivering his mess