and check the forecast with meteorologist bill kelly, from our station in columbus, ohio, wsyx. ll. >> it makes my mispronunciation of cities minor compared to that. 75 degrees today in washington. it's a beautiful day to get out. the cherry blossom festival. check this out. the great news that the blooms have actually started blooming. the last couple of weeks, they've just been the buds. get out and enjoy it. 1 million people descend on washington, d.c. over the course of a couple of weeks. it's the last weekend for that. other temperatures over the east and west. 74 in philly. 73 in pittsburgh. want to say good morning to the buckeye state. 75 in columbus. abc 6, shoutout to you guys. that's where i work right now. great day to get out and enjoy central ohio. cooling air. working its way on down. minneapolis, 67. we talk about mid-40s tomorrow. 76 in chicago. 62 by the time we get into the day tomorrow. across the country, some severe weather up to the north. otherwise, things are mild. >> this weather report brought to you by the home depot. >> everything pronounced perfectly

good morning, once again to meteorologist bill kelly, who's with us from our abc station in columbus,hio. wsyx, wasn't that a cute story, bill? >> it's very cute. but what it does, as a father of an 8-year-old, it doesn't make me look forward to the future as to what might be coming down the pike, you know? i want to start you guys out, severe weather, this is palatine, illinois, north of chicago, golf ball size hail, or as the floor crew likes to say, the newly-named swedish meatball-size hail. that is accurate. this is michigan. muskegon county. power lines down. we had over 60,000 people without power. we have had some road shutdowns. a pretty nasty day there. take a look at this. more severe weather as we head into the afternoon. southern plains, large hail, strong winds, even tornadoes possible. through parts of oklahoma and into southern kansas. but on the backside of that, the cooler air. look at this, over a foot of snow possible for the rocky mountains. 3 to 6 inches in denver. i will say get out if you can, aspen, for example, going to close this weekend with nice spring ski

first we would like to welcome bill kelly as the director citywide division of the planning department. he will be with us at a future hearing as we move to the preservation element. i also wanted to bring to your attention the next public meeting for the african american historic context statement will be next week on april 24th at the bayview library from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.. at this time we are going to try something different. it's going to be an open style event where the public can share their history as well as have more one on one with planners and members of the city advisory committee and the project team. we welcome you along with the planning commission to attend the meeting if you are available. and that concludes my items on the directors report. >> commissioners matsuda? >> i have a question. i thought there was some kind of photo contest? >> there is still an opportunity for members of public to submit photos and there is a small pool of money for prizes, cities related prizes. >> that's going to correspond with this. you are promoting that as well? >> yes, we are go

well, today a superior court judge in new jersey agreed with bill stepien and bridget anne kelly and said, in fact, they do not have to comply with the subpoenas from the legislature. they do not have to hand over any documents. the judge ruled that their fifth amendment claims, basically, were legitimate, because it is reasonable, she said, for them to fear that they may face criminal prosecution related to their roles in the bridge lane closures. the judge in her ruling today said they could, feasibly, be criminally liable under new jersey's official misconduct law. and according to the judge, quote, it is reasonable for mr. stepien and miss kelly to fear that they currently face the hazard of prosecution in the federal investigation into these matters. and that is the whoa basis of invoking your fifth amendment rights, right? pleading the fifth. if there is a reasonable likelihood that you could be criminally charged and prosecuted for something that you did. the government can't force you to say things or hand over things that will incriminate you. so, on the one hand, this is re

see you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell". i'm kelly evans here.osing streak. it was an up and down day. the dow added 12 points roughly as all things are said and done. s&p up seven. nasdaq adding 38 a rebound but not making up much of the ground that was lost in the last several down trading session. let's bring in today's panel for some more thoughts. welcome to all of you. sharon, we'll talk about markets and alcoa will report any second now and in the middle of all this we had some problems with the futures. there were a couple of contracts, hogs and a few other things. >> corn and wheat and a lot of agricultural commodities having trouble this afternoon when trading was halted at the cme group in chicago. it has resumed trading. we've seen these technical glitches in the past. in february 2012 we had oil trading halted and orders put back to the floor. open outcry in full force. at the time maybe not as prepared as they might have been if there was more volume. we are looking at this glitch right now because settlement has occurred. and they

i actually think the news today from the judge not saying that two of the main bill stepien, bridget kellyaving to relate documents related to bridgegate, that's a big deal in that clearly is something that this legislative committee wanted and they are not going to get, at least currently. but i would remind people, there are concurrent investigations going on. there's a federal investigation going on, there's also this within the new jersey legislature investigation going on. that ruling pertains to the new jersey legislature. you know, i continue to think that this is going to not get better for chris christie for a while. it's going to be hard for him to go beyond it, but look, the legislative committee not getting access to anything bridget kelly and bill stepien did is a victory for the christie forces. >> let me go to you, steve kornacki of our network, who's been all over this story, his analysis, which i'm sure he's going to offer on the air, is basically the reason that the judge wouldn't come forward and support the subpoena is because the federal agents, they are investigating

also apparently wildstein told drewniak, you know, there were e-mails showing bridget kelly and bill stepien had knowledge of this. it seems drewniak's a particularly key witness for you. what are you hoping to hear from him? >> well, you know the old story about what did you know and when did you know it. you know, i find it kind of interesting, everybody knew by october 2nd when it appeared in the press that pat foye said laws were broken here. what did they do, who looked into it, and if they didn't, why didn't they? so i think those are all questions we need to put in front of these witnesses and others that we will be calling in the not too distant future as we continue to work out this schedule. but there's a lot of issues around here that we need to hear directly from these folks. what did you know, when did you know it, and why didn't you do anything about it. those are three, i think, important questions. >> so those are the questions, brian, that senator weinberg is interested in getting answered, so when you look at these names, we talked about drewniak, renna, schuber, pa

but it did not interview the five most important players in the investigation including bridget kelly, billtepien, david wildstein, david samson, bill baroni, all these people all involved in it, would you accept that as a complete investigation as a former u.s. attorney? >> no, no, i would not accept it as a complete investigation, but i would accept it for what it's worth. in other words, i would go through it in great detail because it can give you a tremendous amount of information. >> governor chris christie is having a hard time in the press. look very shortly thereafter for rudy giuliani on tv defending him. to the extent that governor chris christie has traceable political dna, that political dna goes right back to rudy giuliani. rudy giuliani's top political strategist when he ran for president, mike duhaime. mike duhaime became the top political strategist for chris christie. bill stepien then went on to become chris christie's campaign manager. the rudy giuliani for president deputy communications chief was a woman named maria comella, went on to become communications chief for c

we have basically arrived at the point now with bridgette kelly and bill steppian. still talking to people. circumstances under which you might see bill steppian testify before the committee. only way they would testify before the committee itch the u.s. attorney has, completed, you know, every, gotten everything out of them. the u.s. attorney will get everything out of steppian, kelly, only people you will see testify are people i think in e some way, the u.s. attorney is okay with appearing there. it is, shows you, this is something the ball game is in newark in terms of getting to the bottom of this. >> dan french. now that the judge has clearly put this completely in the u.s. attorney any court here. what would you expect, as former u.s. attorney yourself. you are basically handed control of this kind of investigation. with the two witnesses who are pleading the fifth amendment, to the state legislature, what, what approach to them would you make? >> you know, what's interesting about today's decision is that, and i agree with what was just said. it really affir

kelly, bill, back over to you guys. >> strong performance, dom, especially today. discuss if grub hub's ipo is a sign of out of control valuations in the next hour and if this is a bubble in the ipo market or not. we'll be right back. 'll be righ. look at them. making moves that would put an adult in the emergency room. yet all they really want to do is grow up. it's funny, everyone i know wishes they could go back and feel younger. sound familiar? then test drive one of these. current non-gm owners and lessees use your $1,500 allowance to lease the 2014 cadillac ats for around $359 a month with nothing due at signing. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one knows how long their money is going to last. i try not to worry, but you worry. what happens when your paychecks stop? because everyone has retirement questions. ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approac

i think also really coming back to the relationship issue with bill stepien and bridget kelly, whichs referenced in the report -- >> did he ever explain it? did he ever justify to it anybody whether it was george stephanopoulos or anybody why he would bring in not even tangential, just sitting out there not explaining if a relationship if it occurred between those two people would be relevant? >> randy mastro was asked about this during friday during the press conference. he says it relates to the state of mind of bridget kelly at the time, that according to him that the relationship had broken up and therefore they weren't talking as much, her and bill stepien, and she was out of the loop in some sense, and maybe she was acting on her own. >> it wasn't to make her look loopy? >> well, democrats i talked to today are really fixating on that. and they really think that that stands out as a point that is gratuitous. and when you look at the document, there is no footnotes or notation there that it's based on an interview. and that gets back to the points that they're making now is they

>> ray kelly and bill bratton are two very strong leaders. will bratton has never lacked in confidence. >> and maybe, now, katy, it's a time for outreach in the community. ray kelly does what he's supposed to do. it's not an attack on new york city. again, i'll not critical of this move whatsoever but i'm critical of monday morning quarterbacking when they decide they want to attack what mike bloomberg and the nypd did after no taxi on new york city. nobody would have expected that but that's a record to be proud of. and democrats and republicans alike after 9/11, and then suddenly, five, six sevens year later, when the dust clears, they're shocked, shocked, shocked. >> it's very easy to forget what it was like. 12 years on, and we're already starting to forget. whether it's this, whether it's the interrogation techniques, whether it's the nsa, because these programs are often shrouded in secrecy, we often don't know what they kind of led to. you can see a power in all of those programs. when you don't know exactly what the program is doing, y

kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow. >> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell." on a monday where we continued the selling pressure. we saw on friday that it continued in asia and europe and extends to the u.s. for another day. how we're finishing up the day on wall street. could have been worse. the nasdaq was off as much as 70 points towards the end of the session, looks like we're closing down 50. a rough day at 1.2%. now the broader index, the s&p 500 off 20 to 1845 so not closing above that 1850 level that was being closely read. we're close to the level of the year at 1848. the dow jones industrial average, the blue chips off a percent, 166 to 16,246. got to talk about some of the weakness in the financials today as well. let's bring in today's panel. joining me is author of the new book "all the president's bankers," marcus lemonis and jim gottfried and our very own dominic chu. there's ways to figure out if there's corrections happening in the broader markets or a broader risk-off move. you would like to see them rallying to have a sense that this is conta

to the limits of what you can discuss with us, without being able to actually talk to bridget kelly or to bill, those subpoenas having been quashed by the judge, how do you get behind the motivation behind the bridge closures, which we still have not been able to get to. >> these conversations, whether they're through e-mails or conversations in people's office did happen in a vacuum just between bridget kelly and bill stepien. we have seen that there was a very robust discussion both during the time the lane closures happened and afterwards by a number of key individuals in the governor's administration. you can look at those as being road signs, if you will, as to where the questions need to be asked. you have chris christie, with all this taking place in his office, saying he doesn't believe the bridge closures were meant to be for him. >> you don't think there's a single possibility that they thought in your -- in your rough and tumble style, in jersey politics style that they thought this would please you? >> no. >> that this was for you? >> no. i don't believe it was for me. >> is this p

. >> he was standing next to kelly and bill. zing is that kelly -- >> of course. >> they're average size people. they're not small and shaquille o'neal is enormous. macy's, not a very good year overall for retail? >> true. macy's, i don't think shaquille o'neal is going to take them to the promised land. i think they'll do it themselves. it's getting close to where i would add, probably 55. valuation is not stretched here. so could be bumpy but i like it a lot for the long term. >> facebook's $2 billion acquisition of occolus, now silicon valley company meta is coming out of glasses of its own. josh had a chance to try them on. how are they josh? >> it could be the next hot product in the wearable revolution. welcome to meta. they live and work together in this modern day commune. your reality is enhanced with these hol grams that you feel like you can touch with your hands. i saw this 3-can image of a building. they could appeal to professionals who want to work in 3-d environments. make architects can show hol grams to clients.

jacobson has denied the super committee's request that blig dwlet ann kelly and bill steppian be forcedrn over key documents in the scandal. it feels like as steve was pointing out, the energy, oxygen in the way is moving the way of the federal investigation. this would seem to certainly stymie in a pretty critical way the new jersey state legislature's super committee investigation if they can't get documents from two of the key figures involved. >> absolutely. it is a lot harder to say no to a u.s. attorney than a committee in the state. so one chess move by team christie worked out pretty well. the risk in putting out their report first baltimore perhaps it would be quickly contradicted by something that came out in the legislative investigation. but with that investigation kind of stoppered in that stepien and his colleague are concerned go it gives them a certain advantage. we won't have another turn of the wheel from them for quite a while until the u.s. attorneys start to get into the act. that could be a long time for everybody. >> but it is worth noting, steve. the reports that

former christie staffer bridgette kelly and bill steppian were recently allowed to withhold subpoenaocuments under their fifth amendment rights but yesterday weinberg acknowledged a narrower subpoena may be headed their way and also on tuesday, more allegations from hoboken mayor don zimmer. he had this to say to steve kornacki. >> the bottom line is it's not fair for the governor to hold sandy funds hostage for the city of hoboken because he wants me to give back to one private developer. >> but as this north jersey dot comarticle points out the mayor waited eight months before coming forward with her allegations. now, christie proposed a bill that would require public officials to immediately report misconduct. so zimmer sent copies of previously undisclosed journal pages to the committee saying she would have come forward sooner but held off because she discovered "christie has friends throughout the u.s. attorneys office." a slow news day indeed. here with me now the aforementioned chris christie scandal expert, steve kornacki and host of "up with steve kornacki" weekends on msnb

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kelly, bill, back over to you. >> thank you very much.he new york auto show is taking over new york city this week, and mercedes unveiling its highest performance sedan. >> phil lebeau has a sneak peek for us. >> forget what's under the hood. what's under the car cover? what do we get to see this? >> reporter: a world debut. steve, let's tell them what this is all about. >> let's get right to it, the world premiere of the s-63 amg coup. >> this is your performance line, but what stands out about the s-63 in your opinion? >> for me the s-63 is where beauty meets intelligence meets raw performance. i mean, i think if this car were a person, it would be kate upton with a harvard degree who could outrun usain bolt in 100 meters. that's how accomplished this car is. >> you haven't announced pricing yet but somewhere in that $150,000 range, at least for a start at that point. that's rarified air in the auto business, but you believe you'll see pretty strong demand. >> such a strong lineup for us to continue to flex our muscles at the top of the

that bridget kelly and bill stepien knew about the bridge closures beforehand.now that chris christie said december 13th that nobody on his senior staff knew anything about what they were calling the traffic study. >> right. >> there would seem be a host of questions related to that issue, how skeptical are you of it? >> are so many inconsistencies. you correctly pointed out that mike duhain made it known to the governor that there were people in his administration who knew about the lane closures either contemporaneously or after the fact. yet, he came out making that statement saying no and his administration knew. that means that he disregarded the information that mike duhaime gave to the administration. we don't know why. there are so many reports stemming from that the report that vindicate the governor that we need to continue asking these questions. >> at a certain point, the goal of this was to clean up what might have been some sort of a corrupt office. on that point, the fact that the governor is appointing a specific ombudsman, you're kind of smiling

i'm bill o'reilly in the kelly file tonight, interesting controversy in new york city.und zero. it will explain the horrible roots of the terrible terror attack that killed about 3,000 people. at the museum there will be a short film called the rise of al qaeda. but some are objecting to that film. >> what is wrong with using jihad to describe what happened to us on 9/11? >> nothing when it's put in context. jihad is of the violent nature that we saw so tragically on 9/11 is one of many different kinds of activities. the ones that people most muslims adhere to is the struggle to do good, which is a powerful and real struggle, the struggle to be able to fast. >> struggle to be able to fast. here now megyn kelly you see her after the factor a couple of things that was justice supreme court breyer's daughter. >> yes. justice breyer's daughter. >> this is exactly what happened to me on "the view." remember when behar and goldberg walked off same debate. you can't zero in on jihad or the killers or anything like that because if you do you are besmirching all muslims. when ar

us through it. >> sure. >> if you get the ruling you're looking for and the ruling is, bridgett kelly, bille committee, what you do with it? >> we review it. >> do you release it to the public? >> what we've done in the past and the precedent was set when we had david wildstein come before the committee. there's a transcript created and the documents then get released. that's the working model. we haven't had anybody come before the committee to testify under the joint committee format. so we haven't gotten to that point yet. but probably at the point in time when somebody comes to testify, those documents will be made part of their transcript. the transcript is public testimony. if you're looking at the transcript, then there's reference to documents be u yo u can't see the documents, the transcript then becomes meaningless. the fundamental question that's not answered today, not answered by the mastro report is why. we're led to believe by the mastro report that bridgett kelly was emotionally distraught and decided because of that to close lanes. that doesn't wash, steve. >> in terms of t

bill, don't be a pin head. enbrace or fade into ir relevance with the rest of religious. don't believe it will happen, been here 18 years. gene kellyg of jesus in the west virginia high school was taken down because jesus has a connection to religion, so does martin luther king jr. is he picture being taken down? poppycock, bill, america is being changing because the silent majority is being gagged and over run by a vocal minority. jesus was not killed because he was a fa lose for, he was killed because he claimed to be the son of god. if you were to read the bible you would know the truth, bill. have read the bible, stan. you might want to read a little history fella. jesus was executed because his philosophy of answering to god alone threatened the romans and the temple authorities. there were hundreds running around claiming to be the son of good, the messiah at the time and the romans just laughed at them but jesus and his popularity was another matter. check it out. samantha bratten, erie, pennsylvania, you were great with jimmy fallon. i laughed the entire segment. well, i hope you were laughing with me. we posted the segment

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where markets are in rally mode. >> i'm bill griffithins we're looking at, but don't count this in the win column just yet because we've had a lot of volatility lately, especially in this last hour, so we'll keep an eye on this. could go either direction, and what we've had rather positive news today, janet yellen's rather dovish speech earlier and the beige book was rather constructive as well. >> a huge day for

kelly file" is next. i'm laura ingram in for bill o'reilly >>> i'm megyn kelly live, in new york and tonight... growing numbers on both sides moving towards the battle on the western front rangers dig in for a big fight with uncle sam. >> there is no precedence, you guys precedence >> plus, think wrur getting a tax refund? think again the irs targeting average americans for debts they may not owe. wait until you see what happened when washington was asked who made this call? >> and then, angry left tries to out condy rice after she lands a big new job. a busy night on "the kelly file" starts right now. tensions build, so called militia members mobilize and armed government rangers look to enforce the law. we have live pictures from the bundy ranch in nevada about an hour northeast of vegas. it's become ground 0 a struggle between frustrated western land owners and the bureau of land management. there is a growing number of supporters for rancher cliven bundy in an tense standoff. the feds view bundy as an out law of sorts refusing to pay grazing fees. this week, the confrontation turned ugly. b

kelly file" is next. i'm laura ingram in for bill o'reilly >>> i'm megyn kelly live, in new york and tonight...s on both sides moving towards the battle on the western front rangers dig in for a big fight with uncle sam. >> there is no precedence, you guys precedence >> plus, think wrur getting a tax refund? think again the irs targeting average americans for debts they may not owe. wait until you see what happened when washington was asked who made this call? >> and then, angry left tries to

bridget kelly and bill stepian aren't compelled >>> we're back.ible more subpoenas could be on the way with bridge gate. chris christie -- a state legislative committee met today to discuss the transcripts. but one of the -- then it might be time to "walk away." well, jonathan and amanda are with us. i smell sweet heart. let's take about this issue. jonathan, we looked at the reports, let's start with the bridget kelly private life. i'm getting a sense of wisniewski, trying to figure out why a report that was supposedly let's take about this issue. jonathan, we looked at the reports, let's start with the bridget kelly private life. i'm getting a sense of wisniewski, trying to figure out why a report that was supposedly trying to get into who's guilty, they came up with stinky-poo information. they want to see the legal transcripts of the people, who ventured information about bridget kelly's private affairs. >> well, they could be looking for where the information came from. but also the things that most likely didn't make it into the report. the

another bill ever presented as kelly suggests that any transition would have to be authorized by congress at the time that the transition plan were complete. and that there by representative duffy is that it may not really push control -- may not relinquish control. netchoice and members of our industry do not support any of these pieces of legislation. they had in the direction of deny and delay when it is easy to channel those concerns straight into the area of defining the stress test and scenarios. we should not wait until you are after the proposals into defined concerns. that is like giving people a test and waiting until you're later to tell them what will be on the test. let's define those concerns now. take the energy you feel in your offices in the hill and turn those into articulated scenarios we can design around and evaluate proposals as they come in. let's not think that it is appropriate to deny and defer or delay. there's a perfect storm of circumstances that brought us to this. it is pressure that was nonetheless powerful. it energized those other governments who have lon

back over to you, bill and kelly. >> seema, thanks very much.'s see, about 11 minutes to go into the close. 16,576 is the level we're watching. the dow has not closed higher since december 31st when it set a record high. again, the first quarter we were just below that level. here we are the second day into the second quarter and we could perhaps take out that level. >> it's amazing, it's taken us until april to get a new high on the dow after the number of times -- >> only amazing given the performance of markets over the past five years. >> exactly my point. later, white castle is looking to be crowned breakfast king. a top executive will be here to share what his fast food chain has cooked up to compete with mornings. we'll talk about the breakfast wars, the minimum wage debate which continues to rage across the country. a lot to talk about coming up. >> and a very special guest after the bell, mary higgins clark. she is still writing new books. >> love that. >> and she will join me at the new york stock exchange. i love her. don't miss it. w

see if your business qualifies at startupny.com bill o'reilly in the kelly file segment tonight.h heisman trophy winner jameis winston. 2013 a florida state student told police she was raped by winston but no charges were brought yesterday "new york times" investigation indicated local authorities botched the case perhaps because mr. winston brings moaning and prestige to the state of florida. now the federal government is opening an investigation here to explain why the anchor of the kelly file seen immediately after the factor ms. megyn. i understand this is the education part of the justice department. >> um-huh. >> if any school gets federal funding. it therefore comes under law enforcement from the federal level. if there is a violation. this woman says she was raped, all right, by another florida state student. so, therefore, the feds can come in is that about it. >> that's right. that's correct. the department of education can stick its nose into this case and say you did not adequately investigate, this florida state, which is exactly what it is doing. it's trying to find

what is next on "closing bell" kelly and bill? >> a couple busy hours.ssion is like to start off. >> but today, alcoa will post its results. alcoa chairman and ceo klaus kleinfeld will be here exclusively. >>> also facebook shares are down more than 16% just this past month, but is this free fall a buying opportunity? yes, you knew we were going to get to a stock brawl on facebook. we'll do that. >>> and one entrepreneur who's trying to get detroit moving again, by launches his own private bus line. i love this story. >> all of that at the top of the hour. we'll see you on "closing bell." tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 trading inspires your life. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 life inspires your trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 where others see fads... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...you see opportunities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at schwab, we're here to help tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 turn inspiration into action. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 we have intuitive platforms tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 to help you discover what's trending. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and seasoned market experts to help sharpen your ins

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bill o'reilly asked me and megyn kelly to go in front of -- to my old college for a great local school, st. mary's. a lot of local catholic schools having trouble making ends meet, so bill o'reilly put this fund-raiser together. i think it will give them all their sports, all their ext extracurricular activities for two years. >> he really likes you. >> why are you so amazed by that? >> that's great. >> i'm a product of catholic schools. >> can we move on? >> oh, gosh. >> special thanks to st. mary's. >> god bless the school. what a wonderful thing you did, and megyn kelly. okay, dana. >> from my home state of colorado, numbers are in for obamacare there. want to hear some of the metrics? colorado has 158,000 new medicaid members but only 118,000 commercial individual members are enrolled. only 27% of the new members are in the age group of 55-64, that's why it's lower than i thought, but the big one, ages 26-34, only 18% of the enrollment, so pretty much if that's what the numbers look like across the board in the country when we find out from the obama administration, we've got probl