bonn air is outside of richmond. >> good schools, nice neighborhoods. >> that'll do it.there you go. 4:51 is our time right now. tom kierein is here. you say we might get out to explore some neighborhoods. >> don't breathe too deeply, the pollen is -- >> it's insane. my kids are being affected. the car is covered in the green, yucky powder. >> there's the only downside. here's the storm team 4 skycast. bright sunshine through the morning. sunrise is at 6:13. a few high clouds will drift in around noontime. during the rest of the afternoon, a few high clouds. gorgeous day today. might be getting a few sprinkles out of the mountains by early this evening. temperatures are hovering in the 40s to near 50. near 50 around the bay. 56 at reagan national. nearby suburbs, prince georges, fairfax, in the 40s. dipped down into the 30s that includes manassas down into warrenton out in the panhandle of west virginia. right now, storm team 4 radar not showing any rain anywhere in the vicinity. off to a great start and hour by hour through the day into the low 50s by 8:00. it will be a

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.t is as good as anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit . >> it sfgov ready? sfgovtv we're starting the meeting in a couple of minutes

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit >> hi, i'm corn field and welcome to doing building san francisco, we are doing a special series, called stay safe, how you can stay in your home safely and comfortable, and we know that an earthquake is coming and there are things that you can do to reduce the effects of the earthquake on your home. let's take a look at that. >> here at the spur urban center on mission street in san francisco talking about staying in your home after an earthquake. i have guests today, pat buscavich and his dog, harv

of course you can always find us online, but for now, from me here in our bonn studios thanks for watching. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written, if music were religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. you are here. with greyhounds. ♪ there are times ♪ when i can't stand the thought of talking ♪ >> i'm anthony farrow. i play keyboard with greyhounds. >> my name is andrew, i play with greyhounds. >> and joining me, zack on the drums and aaron cotes

the marksmen in buschhoven, near bonn, amended their charter a few years ago.hey're no longer a fraternity. now they call themselves a sports shooting club. atheists and muslims can join -- religion is no longer important -- but that's not the case with the national association. >> i'll be perfectly honest with you -- these people have a screw loose. that's all there is to it. anyone who says things like that are really strange. reporter: the debate about traditional and modern clubs has got the people in buschhoven all wound up. they don't want any club in their village to exclude muslims. >> there are plenty of people who think that's bad and say, "we don't want to have anything to do with them." reporter: and at the fraternity in hackenbroich in the rhineland, they're also coming round to the idea that muslim neighbors should be able to join the club, too. >> he plays cards and dice with us. why shouldn't he be able to join the club and wear the uniform? >> we're talking about people and not religions or personal attitudes. reporter: now the national associa

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for 990 pacific avenue and for 18 for street bonn not not to exceed 21 million and number 19 1068 oakdale street and 798 jerrold avenue and not to exceed $108 million and item 20 for 345 arguello boulevard. for 21 for 491-31st avenue not to exceed $20 million and for 22 666 ellis street not to exceed 32 million and for 23 430 turk street not to exceed $32 million. >> thank you. supervisor campos. >> thank you madam president and i am one of the cosponsors of item 15 that deals with 100 appleton street and holly courts and i will be supporting these items and it's important to note and supervisor avalos and i will be calling for a hearing on this. one of the things that i have seen in the last few days and today i think a number of us were visited by some families that came to our offices to express a very real fear that these families in public housing that once they're relocated to allow for the work to be done there's a real fear that somehow the families are not going to be allowed to come back, and i had the pleasure of visiting constituents at holly courts over the weekend and we had

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it started yesterday afternoon in east penn township car bonn county, and then spread towards lehigh county. the red cross set up a reception center in washington township, in case people need a place to go. no one was hurt. >>> new this morning, a shooting on the campus of delaware state university that injured three people. the school is in dover, kent county. the school's president says the gunfire erupted last night during a fraternity/sorority cookout, approved by the university. you're looking at video from an off-campus shooting in november. the school says the three victims from last night's gunfire are in stable condition. we're working to find out if they were students. authorities say a fight broke out right before the shooting. various law enforcement agencies are on the scene. so far there have been no arrests. use the nbc 10 app and stay with nbc 10 for updates on this. now, the university's president, harry williams released a statement that said in part the safety of our students continues to be paramount, and our police will aggressively continue their investigation

bonns was at the transamerica pyramid as a celebrity fund-raiser for bting charity day, an event organized by the global financial services firm. >> the home run king has been recluseive since he was embroiled in a steroids scandal and his obstruction of justice conviction was overturned and he is more jovial and ready. >> my door is open 24/7. >> trouble may not be over for bonds, however but the justice department is considering appealing to the supreme court to restore the obstruction of justice conviction. >>> a new report finds a plan to ship crude oil across the west coast poses a significant threat to cities in the bay area including oakland. environmental groups joined forces today against a plan to use ships and trains to carry tar sands crude across from canada. the groups gathered at jack london square to release details on that report. it is so dense shipping it could lead to an environmental disaster. >> if tar sands when spilled in water sources is enormously difficult to clean up. unlike conventional crude, it sinks when spilled and spill responders have no methods to addres

business because of my father's situation you see in the " >> grant lodes: an appeal court says that bonn's answer was not material. and that's why they overturned the conviction. the government can ask 11 judge panel of all 29 judges to reconsider the decision today. bonds spent time with the giants as spring training this year heading would lost opposing his talent is undeniable steroids or not today's ruling should be beneficial to his image. he released a statement today saying he is humbled and thankful for today's ruling he goes on to say " that this is the long and strenuous carry it in my life and i look for to moving beyond this. for this some perspective on what this actually means for bonds legacy of an adult pam and gary. >> pam moore: will it be enough to remove the tarnished his career. the ravages here with more on winds legacy and whether or not he will be considered for the baseball hall of fame. >> gary radnich: well he has a way to go. even the least 75% of the boat. some of these zero guys to go to baseball writers these guys baseball writers when the younger people did

. >>: dame game based on what the coach is the same the matchups and stuff like that-the bonn part ofyoffs every game is different >> gary radnich: sunday or a week from tonight warriors will be a at home. baumgartner dodgers are traveling to want the giants have the advantage buster posing his sixth home run of the season it received a's right now a 62 share orioles and angels trouble in baltimore and here's the latest will start here in arizona a scary moment matt line drive off the face of diamondback enter archie bradley rally remain on the turf for several minutes before urgently got up walked off the field day below thumbs-up holding a towel over his mouth and nose and cheek arizona is leading seven to three r g bradley with a scary moment nails a semi happy ending he was able to get up and walk off the diamond. >> gary radnich: in baltimore that postpone the white sox and orioles for the second straight day bill play at camden yards tomorrow but there will be no fans inside the stadium that's right a complete empty stadium. harm the of freddie grey to die while in police custod

that bonn office of the country's uranium was put into the hands of the russian government from the shell company and under this president and former secretary of state. >> does of unseemly of making a decision and him raising his fees at five 1000's and getting 500,000 to make a decision on the russian deal all kinds of little problems all over the place and as bacchant -- as bad as they looked individually but if you tie that together looks worse. that is why she had the independent server for her emails because even innocuous from somebody making a contribution would provide evidence of a tie in on a given date and time. so those 30,000 dishy raise claiming they were private were in fact, in the opinion of many people evidence of additional wrongdoing. they have tied their capacity to make money in the private side with public-service. lou: let's put this up if we may. the graphic in chronological order we begin with russians eating control one-fifth of all uranium production secretary of state clinton signed off of the deal clinton foundation receives 2.5 in donations linked to your r

this lady's made a name for herself as the ultimate bonn goego lady go get it girl. lack at her embarrassed son. he accepts her offer to go the game. >> bongo lady. >> i smell a halloween costume next year. >> please,ky be bongo lady. >> oh innocent. guilty. she's delivering the verdict. that's all i got. that's all "pop news." >> you killed. >>> let's go to rob for a check of the weather. >> all right. sorry. we're inside playing the bonn goes. who does it? miami, where that song originated from. temperatures in the 70s. cloudy. you'll see storms. thank you, wplg for that shot. 94 the high. you can use the rain. it will be a wet day across south florida. you'll take it. the cooling trend on for the northeastern third of the country, 50s today, 40s in some spots. 60s in boston. storms across >> good morning washington, a breezy day with our high temperatures around 70 degrees and it will feel more like the upper 60s. tonight, we willee maly clear skies, with a low a around 50 degrees and as we hold into tomorrow, the clouds are going to start to increase across the r

when you go to a japanese wedding, you have to tie that present firmly with a rub bonn because if yougo to a wedding and you bring a present with you and the ribbon's too loose then you may imply that the marriage may not last, right? even on valentine's day women buy chocolate for men they feel obligated to. there's one study that 80% of women buy chocolate to men who have helped them in their careers. obligation chocolate, right? [laughter] and so, and then the men reciprocate with a gift of their own. so why do i bring this up? because wherever you go, there is a, this idea of obligation and tet can. when i give a gift to you i'm not just -- i'm tying you to an obligation. so even on wall street there's one wall street ceo, he keeps a list in his suit pocket and on one side of it it says people who owe me something and on the other side people who i owe, right? so this idea of debt is so central to the understanding of money. and it took, like a very -- [inaudible] way to come up with this to see how different cultures deal with the gift economy. because it's different wherever you

duke university versus michigan state with the winners, facing off for the title on monday. 5:26, bonn menendez due in court today to answer to corruption charges. what he is accused of doing for someone he's always new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> live look outside, you my need your coat now. but you can take it off later today. sue serio says, it is going to be a ten. >>> local developer said he has the keys to turn over atlantic city. hits confidence and his plans to transform the shore town. good morning, it is april 2nd 2015. sue serio, lot of people yesterday were on twitter and instagram, on social media sites, playing all every these april fools jokes. luckily no one got me yesterday. >> that's good. you're just too smart for them. >> just cautious. >> bus stop buddy he was smiling through the whole day. he casino of does that every day. we probably don't actually need the school buses, in the picture today most kids are off school today and

. >> good samaritan who saved the life after a bands bonn disabled boy says he happened to be at the right place at the right time. >> he said he followed two deer in cobbs creek park, then he saw neatly bundled blanket on the ground along with sticks in the shape after cross. when he touched the blanket with his feet, something moved, but thinking it was an animal he left and went home. he said something did not feel right about what he saw. he told his stepdaughter. they decided to call police. when they got back out to the scene that's when they discovered 21 year old quadriplegic was there. >> i feel pretty good because i saved a life, and i would like to go see the young man what he really look look, and sit with him for few minutes you know, just few minutes just for few minutes. i never thought i would think, and i walked away. when i saved a life i said oh, thank you lord. >> his mother here, you see here, nia parlor facing attempted murder charges leaving her son on the ground for five days while she visited her boyfriends. >> lead to go arrest serial bank robber case in phi

it started yesterday afternoon in east penn township car bonn kat and then it spread towards lehigh county. the red cross set up a reception center in washington township in case people need a place to go. no injuries have been reported. >>> happenings now, thousands of racers are gearing up for the 20th annual donor dash. this is a live look at the area near the philadelphia museum of art, where opening ceremonies are underway in about half an hour, a 10k run will begin, followed by a 5k a kids run, and a 3k walk. the donor dash helps raise money and spread the word about how organ and tissue donations can save lives. >>> might need a jacket today to start, but temperatures will be climbing into the 60s and like yesterday, we will see sunshine. in fact sun's coming up right now, view from south philadelphia, temperatures are in the 50s, but with sunshine we will warm into the 60s. not quite as warm as it was yesterday. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast is calling for 59 in mt. pocono while reading and allentown are up to 66 degrees. 62 in doylestown and norristown. 63 in northeas

through awed ooh ooh bonn, reopened after monday morning nasty accident and fuel spill. however, penndot actually had to mill the roadway so it is not paved. so just use some caution as you roll through this stretch again, at least it is open, we will take it. that's going to be good news not only for the motorists but also for the school buses. >> respect the trains, new err trains nowadays, so quiet. that as you're standing on the platform texting, or maybe listening to the music it is tough to even hear the train as it approaches the station. so this is one of the many messages they're trying get out today. they'll be out and about at 100 train stations, passing out flyers, about not crossing the tracks obey the crossing and signals patco operating in tandem. paoli, downed tree, lancaster route 30 right off 252. water main break new gulph road at morris avenue. and looking good at the airport, if you are headed down to philadelphia international airport no problems or delays at all, and i think we will to will be a good day to fly. chris, lauren, back to you. >> you w

we don't know and he didn't say if he'll bonn board with the deal but we do know he's approaching this a lot differently than bob menendez. he was basically the leading hawk among the senate on this issue. with cardin the white house has a chance. that said cardin is also not a sure bet to back obama on this. after years of washington gridlock, we're used to stories where president obama proposed something and we see a or the torrent torrent of republican opposition. we see something different going on here. plenty of republicans are attacking the deal. they're out there doing that but at the same time you'll also hear a lot of democrats attacking it. bob menendez is not alone in this. some democrats are against it and others are offering mixed views. the job of the white house is to put on a full court press to win over members of congresses. the white house said today that president obama has spoken to john boehner. it was their goal to speak to all congressional leaders by the end of the day. it's not just the president making calls. it's also the vice president, chief of staff, nat

april 24th has not always been important to them but maybe not april 24th like this bonn. >> this wasy to go to church, to reflect and to remember and at least tanjan certainly did. >> the lesson we need to learn is to live with each other and to love each other. >> she's armenian and a child of survivors. that simple fact explains the preparation at city hall and observances around the world. >> in every community in every there on. >> the invasion of their country 100 years ago by the ottoman-turkish empire. it led to the genocide of 1.5 million of their people an event the turkish government has never acknowledged and the world has mostly forgotten. >> we're demanding acknowledgement because it is a continued source of pain for our nation to have the truth of what happened to our ancestors denied by the turkish government and in some cases going unacknowledged by important nations and important countries in the world such as the united states. >> reporter: this past month armenians focused on the history partly calling attention to the world in which we live now. that armenian geno

bonn, good morning to you. >> goods morning well, one of the longest and latest nights in the town thats to bed about 9:00 at night. because this was the night at the white house correspondence dinner and we will have a rounds up on that, the president, as is always the case, no matter who the president is, stole the show last night he was at the top of his game on that front. so we'll have some of the things he said last night but we're going to start this morning, nicole, with this horrible story that is unfolding, and is not yet over in nepal. death toll there from this earthquake is now more than 2,000, our holly williams, on the ground there we will have eyewitness reports from her and i must under line again this story is still going on, there are still tremors there you know, thousands of people really with no place to go right now. so how those people are $10 to the story we will be talking about all this week. that's where we start this morning. on morning that literally, we have more news than we can handle. >> okay, well, we do appreciate the preview bob see you coming up at

rounding out the top five burke, centerville and vienna and bonn air. >>> protesters calling for the resignation of mexico's president this morning. >>> new details are emerging about the day a man landed his gyrocopter on the lawn of the capitol. what news4 has uncovered as a security hearing gets under way today. >>> the sun comes up that's beautiful, look at that. amelia s people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. at dunkin' breakfast just got zestier with guacamole made from real avocados, tomatoes, cilantro, and lime the new bacon guacamole flatbread. ole, indeed! america runs on dunkin'. >>> take a look at this scene here. protesters in mexico hurled firebombs at the education department building yesterday and then they broke inside smashed windows and set fires. most of the demonstrators were students from the same college where 43 students went missing last year. proteste

talked to people who were there who noticed how gray he seemed and, in fact, you know he only drank due bonnnay -- dubonnay, and he asked for something stronger. he was clearly, he was clearly not well. anyway he went home, had dinner. i talked to mrs. rockefeller it must have been difficult for her to relive that evening but her view was he didn't want to die in front of his boys. he didn't want to drop dead at the apartment. now, you have to remember his mother had died of a massive heart attack falling on a perfect weekend with her family. and nelson foresaw the same. nelson that's the death he wanted. enwhen i say death on -- when i say death on his own terms. she heard him pick up the phone and call megan marshack who had been working as head of a team on this series of books and who was -- c-span: how old was she? >> guest: megan was 25 at the time. she lived in an apartment three doors down 54th street from the rockefeller townhouses. there are twin townhouses at 13 and 15 west 54th. so anyway that's where according to the story, they met, were working on this book. he had a heart att

hydro hydrocarb bonns boosted and gold up a solid $15. on friday the american labor economy stumbled. many are more than optimistic that the job creating machine is not derailed but what about the fed and what does it mean for stocks? anthony dwyer is an equity strategist and he is been more than optimistic. do you adapt and adjust off the friday jobs report? anthony: yes because the governor has said june is not off the table so you have a couple saying june is not off the table. this report clearly gives them room to maneuver between july and september but ultimately what i think is important is not that the fed will do their initial rate hike. it is that they said they are going to do it much more slowly than in the past. tom: that is what we got from stanley fisher and janet yellin. how do you adapt as an equity investor to every consonant and syllable out of janet yellin's mouth? tony: it is the dumbest thing i have ever seen. we have research reports from people like me defining what a couple meant. that is stunning to me. stunning

. >> i remember ronald reagan in a movie bed time for bonn so, starred with a chimpanzee. >> and deathalley days. >> became press of the united state for eight years. >> well, i think if you get the first four, you got the next four. because then i will be entertainment director and you will get the endorse many of all of the show business people. we'll get done rick tolls do little thing for you. >> you hockey puck. >> yes. >> you are running for mayor. but it can be. and i think the citizens of philadelphia would really love this thing to happen. >> i'm glad you stopped by. you all make me feel good. >> you are my man. but please, when you become mayor, entertainment director, we'll have dancing in the streets. >> dancing in the streets. >> i'm sure a lot of people -- >> sing a little bit for me. >> the geator with the heater ♪ mikalena nau jerrick is the man for you. don't be shamed, pull that lever, it is going to be the same with the change with my man mike. >> ♪ >> you're the man. >> you're wonderful. thank you. yes, snap, snap. >> wonderful. now spring fling. >> sure. >> we shou

this lady's made a name for herself as the ultimate bonn goego lady go get it girl.ssed son. he accepts her offer to go the game. >> bongo lady. >> i smell a halloween costume next year. >> please,ky be bongo lady. >> oh innocent. guilty. she's delivering the verdict. that's all i got. that's all "pop news." [cheers and applause] >> all right, playing bongos, who doesn't love playing the bongos. let's go to miami where they do that where that song originator. temperatures in the 70's. little cloudy. you're going to see some storms. thank you wplg for that shot. 84 will be the high temperature. you can use the rain. going to be a wet day across south florida. you'll take it. below average. drying out north of that orlando to tallahassee. cooling trend on not northeastern third of the country, 50's today maybe 40s some spots. 60's in boston after a wet day yesterday storms across parts of texas. all right, that's a quick check of the national outlook. here's what's going on locally for you. >> rob is right we have some days ahead in the 50's today we'll hit the 60's. t

bonn kelly?first holy communion, good morning, 83:00; live look at 676 coming up through camden, new jersey, right in front of cooper hospital here. the northbound side, only looks like two left lanes open. so this is going to impact everyone, on 676 in new jersey. between the walt whitman bridge and the ben franklin bridges. heads up for this afternoon, this demonstration set for city hall dilworth plaza, 4:30, check your calendar, if you're into or out of center city, maybe working downtown, maybe you can scoot out little early, or, if you plan on coming in tonight, maybe for some dunn err plans, will impact the evening rush hour some way shape or form here. there will be street closures involved, septa bus detours are possible keep an eye on there is develop for the evening rush hour, check your calendar for today. the warminster line out bound service running with 15 minute delays, otherwise, south on 95, put about 40 minute on the clock as you work your way into girard, sun glare delays on t

one was as the president's envoy right after the bonn agreement and that lasted until 2003 and then i went as ambassador from 2003-2005. so i had to think about kind of the emotional sense out of have returning after 30 plus years and seeing kabul devastated a dead city essential when i arrived in january 2002 my first kind of trip after 9/11 flying in a small plane. i think when i landed at kabul airport international airport that now is very busy japanese have built a terminal there is a new vip lounge that's quite impressive. i remember a very elderly man who has since passed away wishing a latter to the plane so i could get off and we had a little bit of a hard time kind of synchronizing the latter in this little plane that the government had provided -- ladder -- to take me to kabul. if i had to reflect on the positive, great positive experience was that advocate -- afghanistan was very divided politically. the last pro-soviet takeover in 78 and then even fighting each other, there are a lot of afghans in the audience our afghan americans and others who are experts. and then my s

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they were helpful at bonn. the dialogue which we had with them in kabul continued until after i got there but then i was ordered to stop it which i thought was a mistake. the short answer is i believe cooperation with iran in an afghan context is definitely possible. there are lots of ways you can mess it up from both sides. on the question of is there a point at which dr. abdullah will break or will find he has to break from the alliance? in theory of course there is such a point. a point at which he feels he's taking too much political embarrassment, that it destroys his career, that it destroys the potential of his alliance having a bid for power that simply embarrasses him. but these are all questions of degree. they are all dynamic questions. they're not sort of -- there's an absolute make or break issue that you can easily define. there are some issues that are particularly important to him, i believe. the issue of a new election system is very important to him. the reformed election commission. these are

decline as prices have increased because this bond is looking more and more attractive relative to other bonnsround the world. the ten year note in the u.s. is an incredibly low yield. 1.85%. check out what you get in you're in germany and looking for a ten year note there. the german bund is yielding 0.5%. it actually went negative. for a negative yield -- >> they'd pay you. >> or you'd pay them to hold the stock earlier this week. so again, that's the story that we're watching. concerns continue to rise in greece as the talk is tougher. she won't let greece miss a payment warning they would be ruling out further concessions to the greeks and as a result you have seen the greek yields spike back to 12.8%. that's the highest level we've seen in a year's time. >> banks are reporting companies are tapping more of their credit lines. company hes said to be using that money to fund hiring and business expansion. commercial borrowers are using 2 or 3% more than a year ago. that's a level we have not seen since before the financial crisis and are we ever going to talk about hillary clinton today? fl