by 9:00, 72 downtown, 70la plata, 68 lees burg. at 1:00, 76 in gaithersburg, 78 downtown, a perfect day to day lunch outside. not much wind and comfortably warm. tomorrow night by this time we are in the low 80s. a pretty toasty friday evening. for date night tomorrow, clear skies to partly cloudy with 70s, 73 in lees burg, 71 culpeper, 70 martinsburg. it's going to be night tomorrow night and also through the weekend. tonight we will say partly to mostly cloudy warm with a few showers, low temps in the 60s. the winds will settle down a little bit in the next few hours. day planner, upper 60s to near 70 to start. generally we are mostly sunny d.c. west. 72 at 9:00, 74 at 11:00. by 1:00 everybody has sunshine and temperatures go back to the upper 70s again. saturday, hot afternoon with storms. 80% of the day will be great and 90. hot again sunday with afternoon storms and temperatures near 90. monday, a cold front comes through, 83. that's probably our best chance for showers and storms. then it is really beautiful behind the cold f

justin burge saw himself driving on a video. the problem going 20 miles over the speed limit on a rural road. no, no, no chief. >> burge wrote himself a ticket for speeding. asked if he had not seen the video would he have written himself up? here is his answer. >> you know, honestly, frobably not, as any body else wouldn't have. you are not going to have everybody that comes in every day. say i was speeding. i ran the stop sign. please write me a citation. like any body else that did get caught the i need to be held accountable for my actions. >> well there you go. the ticket, burge has to pay, costly one. >> apparently adding up to $300. never hurts to be honest the that's what i was tault. raised in oklahoma with g >> i would have fought that. >> you wouldn't have reported yourself. you wouldn't have fought it. >> that was not me. >> some one else driving 20 miles over the speed limit. >> quoting shaggy, it wasn't me. >> moving on. >> coming up. starting a new conversation about mental health. awe off the british royals team

. >> moment before tragedy in north burg united republicans and democrats across state of new jersey,unday night before a hit-and-run crash road down russell a state g.o.p. committee man and republican chairman, of jersey city. and marie, a fixture in hudson county politics eyeing a run for republican nomination are in assembly. they were walking to a meeting with fellow republicans, held at coachella diner on sunday night. >> a loud bang, i came, i went to my house, i see a guy on the floor. and then, cops came, and ambulance. >> they were taken to the hospital, they were pronounced dead, hours later sheriff officer arrested the man they say of driver, hudson county correct officer, michael hanson. charged with two counts of leaving the scene. >> a tragic moment, a difficult moment, a sad moment, we have to work for -- russell died, working for the. >> that is jose, chair of hudson county g.o.p., saying that he was walking to diner he had in his hand signed petition for legislative candidate in his own reelection. they were flying all over the street during the hit, stunned friends a

so temperatures around the region 73 for washington, 80 for fredericks burg and 70 formatterins burgill headed to the low to mid 80s even upper 80s towards the richmond area. cooler at frederick dealing with more clouds and a couple of showers out there. how is this going to impact your weekend unless you have maps on sunday the time when we are looking at the heaviest rain come on through saturday night through sunday morning as early as 8 or 9:00 on saturday. this afternoon a few showers right through tomorrow morning very spotty much of the day cloudy and cool the wee hours of sunday morning right now showers fading through fredricks through the rest of the afternoon even though we are seeing sunshine out there. spotty showers will continue. what's going to occur is when the front comes on through this will spark a few thunderstorms. i don't think future cast is doing a great job of indicating some of these thunderstorms but i want to show you a trend i'm seeing by 4:30 see these showers south of d.c. we will see the storms start to brew into a few thunderstorms especially the far

sydney ni burg celebrated 100 years and he did so surrounded by family and friended and students from neighboring friends select school. and mr. ni burg is a world war ii veteran and has two daughters and five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. when asked about his secret he said love and candy and ice-cre ice-cream. please joining us for "action news" at 11:00. for adam joseph, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking news, president trump on russia. the president late today saying relations may now be at their low gs point. . president asked, did russia know that syria was about to launch that chemical attack? how he answers. >>> tonight, vladimir putin face to face with secretary of state rex tillerson. also inside the white house, sean spicer the press secretary, saying today i've let the president down. and the president's new words about his chief strategist, steve bannon. will there be any changes in the west wing sf. >>> jaywalking takedown, captured on camera. the police officer now accuse

graham found success in the pageant world this year she was crowned miss frost burg now she uses herring attention to her invisible disease and this morning we are so glad to welcome miss frost burg 2017 victoria graham into the loft to share her incredible story. good morning. >> good morning. >> you know what, you're one of the most gorgeous met in sometime on the outside and the inside. >> thank you let's start with your story because it's an mazing one to tell. how did it all begin. i was 13 when i diagnosed with els after searching for three years. >> wow. >> doctors didn't know what were you wrong with me. had this pain in my spine and they would just say, well, i don't know what's wrong with you or you're making it up. and after three years, i was finally diagnosed. fast forward i went to college. actually played soccer and lacrosse at eastern university and was the leading scorer for both teams and then lost my memory one day. i was aiming to be a surgeon all of a sudden i completely lost my memory. forgot who i was, what i was doing. everything. >> how scary. >> it was scary

identify the source of the mysterious issue that damaged 2 it cars between north concord and pits burgnts. >> report d >> reporter: dan, b.a.r.t. trains started passing through around 8 will will::30 this eve. but so far we haven't heard from b.a.r.t. if they fixed the prt could happen again. people were greeted by yellow-vested bart workers. one stop short of their final destination. an electrical problem on the tracks between the two stations seems to affect longer trains. so b.a.r.t. used shorter trains to shuttle people between north concord and pittsburg. >> they just said they were having problems and we have to switch to a shuttle train. just confusing. >> reporter: elinna was trying to get to the last stop to pick up her son and go back to oakland. she today have her baby-sitter drive him here before going home. some said they could smell something burning on the ride here. >> we caught the b.a.r.t. in fremont and all the way up here it smelled like burning brake fluid. >> it smelled like something was burning like electrical or burning brakes. >> reporter: this problem started

>> and he said me and my sister really wanted a cheese burg and i said how did you learn how to drive and he looked up youtube videos on thousand drive. >> the boy was able to make a right turn and go through four intersections without hitting a thing. he obeyed every traffic signal. he may get in trouble at home but authorities will not be filing charges. >>> still ahead on "action news." coming up a woman is best known as the founder of the landmark white dog cafe and spent her entire life fighting to protect the planet. see how she works for a greener philadelphia. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist >>> earth day is coming up next week in today's art of aging tamala ed

i heard a journalist answer back saying, maybe the first lady shoplifted from burg dorf. we don't have any evidence but maybe it happened." >> i think that has been donald trump's style for a very long time now. he eludes he has something and then we don't really see it. this happened with the wire tapping claim. he said barack obama wire tapped him. he did not use quotes multiple times and then we never saw evidence of that. and then it was changed to incidental collections, intelligence swept up when spying on foreign agents and we never saw evidence and the nunes stuff came out and they said that vindicated donald trump and it didn't. but as long as people start asking about other things in the news cycle, they kind of put it to rest. >> vivian, because deadline journalists are good at this, because we had your former colleague on last night and asked him for a headline. on the fly, if i asked you to write what journalists affectionately call a thought piece on what you've witnessed 76 days in so far, what would your lead sentence be or best attempt? >> never a dull mo

in sixth burg, mississippi people and pets were rescued from the fast moving flood water. the storm also brought hail, lots of it. blinding rain and lightning strikes that starred some fires. >>> from the kpix weather center we are tracking our first spring storm of the season. i'll tell you which day to expect the rain and the wind. >> also ahead a record for tesla. the bay area based company beating us and getting a new ranking in the u.s. car market. >> a golfer loses a major championship by an inch. the penalty called in by an eagle eyed fan. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, just surpassed ford, becoming the number two car company in t comes to >>> new ranking today for bay area based tesla. just surpassed ford becoming the number two car company in the u.s.. shares up after tesla delivered a record 25,000 vehicles in the first quarter of the year. that is up 69% from the year before. the deliveries were almost evenly divided between model s sedans and model x suvs. deliveries fell because of short term production issues. and ford recalling 52,000 f-250 trucks f

northern virginia bureau chief is in blac burg tonight and live tomorrow morning at news 4 today and there will be a wreath laying on the virginia tech campus and you can see julie's special report on news 4 at 6:00 and 11:00. >>> metro green belt station is closed for the next month. it's part of safe track surge 14. the agency's latest segment of track repair work kicks off this morning. search 14 affects green lied riders. we mentioned it would be closed for a month. college park until the end of april. metro will have shuttle buses at the stations to help ease the the inconvenience. of course, you can find closures and ways to get around them in our nbc washington app by searching safe track. >>> you can visit every national park in the country for free. weighing the fees. and commercial tours at parks. how pretty and gorgeous fireworks display in southwest dc tonight. at the waurt front park and posted this video to the twitter account and fireworks marked the the end. we've got new video tonight. how cute is this. the giraffe finally gave birth today. you'll remember her first

wait to trigger this until you get somebody like anthony kennedy or the liberal ruth bader begins burgof the day, schumer has made clear the democrats want to pus ahead on this now, anna. >> they're digging in. arianne de vogue. coming up, president trump hitting the greens with senator rand paul. will it be a good fit with his chinese counterpart this week? we will discuss. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." energy is amazing. how we use it is only limited by our imagination. and at southern company we're building the future of energy, for you. fixodent plus adhesives. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. or how high the pollen count, flonase allergy relief keeps your eyes and nose clear. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. for relief beyond the nose. flonase. what i wanted my skin to be... i said bright, smooth, you know, with a little glow. bright reveal from l'oreal. with glycolic

this is a look at burg. lawmakers were their lead sponsors to address the pay gap. this some areas of the state, women make only about 78 cents per dollar that men make. >>> just two weeks left for you to file your taxes. tonight pennsylvania lawmakers are urging people to claim the earned income tax credit. they held an event at a tax preparation center this afternoon. last year thousands of pennsylvanians left this benefit unclaimed leaving $430 million on the table. the earned income tax credit benefits working people with low to moderate income. >>> a local police department is trying to crack down on distracted driving. members held an event today that was the kickoff event for the state's you drive, you text, you pay enforcement campaign. >>> new at 6:00, they have a tough job that often don't get the credit they dezerserve. but a custodial worker could clean up big time as a nominee for janitor of the year. nbc 10 spoke with the janitor who has a community of students rallying behind him. he's the guy behind almost all the things we do. >> that would be this

valley you soot cloudy skies 63 into san francisco as you move north. 68 degrees places like heels burg not so much tomorrow. monday and tuesday some best chances for finding showers in the north bay. sunday foerngt not bad. gradually clearing highs close to 70s as we head to the afternoon squaw valley lake tahoe mild. 58 degrees toyota tahoe report stds edition more snow on the way maybe another couple inchesen oh the higher elevations on the high country slopes as we see the snow about 190% of average for this time of year. 40s to low 50s for tomorrow morning. notice forecast slight chance of seeing sprinkles very early in the day. you see for the afternoon clearing skies temperatures tomorrow maybe a a little bit warmer than today. upper 60s, low sefrts around dan value and plesanton. mid-upper 60s around the peninsula. notice the wind speeds san francisco and peninsula notice the winds 15 to 25-mile-per-hour heading through the afternoon. north bay particle cloudy skies highs upper 60s to low 70s. doppler picking up returns here well off shore. the weakens system crossing through ea

was in a kayak without a life jacket when he fell into the russian river between windsor and healds burg this afternoon. he was able to grab onto a branch and pull out a cell phone and called 911. the crew was lowered to the river where they pulled him to safety. he was not hurt. >>> it's time to turn to our weather. seems like the rain has stopped for a little while now anyway. >> at least, and it's really nice outside this evening and maybe tomorrow. meteorologist sandhya patel has the forecast. >> i wouldn't have it any other way, dan and ama. we're going to warm it up for you. check out the temperature trend. deliv you're going to get up to 80 degrees, but it doesn't last. over the weekend, temperatures will be trending lower. as we head into next week, you'll be closer to average. live doppler 7 right now showing you nothing but clear skies. no radar returns. that will be changing as we head into tuesday of next week. temperatures right now, you're in the 50s, running lower than last night at this time. you know it is going to be a cooler night. a live look from our emeryville tower

police say a grandmother and grandson walked in on this burg lahr yesterd lar. he drove away in a light blue chevy impala. >>> pennsylvania wants to track its medical marijuana sales from seed to sale. the state is giving a $10 million contract to a denver company. that company will create a registry for patients and distributors and keep tabs on sales. medical marijuana became legal in pennsylvania a year ago. dispensaries and growing operations will be running by next year. >>> want a chance for a clean slate with a tax collector? today the pennsylvania department of revenue announced the tax amnesty program for a limited time. eligible people and businesses can pay past due state taxes without a penalty and with interest cut in half. you can find more information on the nbc 10 app. >>> taking a live look at the parkway now. after the nfl draft next week, the city will be getting ready for another party on the parkway, wawa welcome america. the festival is about two months away. exciting news who will rock the stage this year. ♪ let's get it going >> the queen

identify the source of the mysterious issue that damaged 2 it cars between north concord and pits burg >> report d >> reporter: dan, b.a.r.t. trains started passing through around 8 will will::30 this eve. but so far we haven't heard from b.a.r.t. if they fixed the problems and if it could happen again. people were greeted by yellow-vested bart workers. one stop short of their final destination. an electrical problem on the tracks between the two stations seems to affect longer trains. so b.a.r.t. used shorter trains to shuttle people between north concord and pittsburg. >> they just said they were having problems and we have to switch to a shuttle train. just confusing. >> reporter: elinna was trying to get to the last stop to pick up her son and go back to oakland. she today have her baby-sitter drive him here before going home. some said they could smell something burning on the ride here. >> we caught the b.a.r.t. in fremont and all the way up here it smelled like burning brake fluid. >> it smelled like something was burning like electrical or burning brakes. >> reporter: this prob

my name is ron burg.corner back for philadelphia eagles. >> eagles players posed as furniture delivery men. dropped off donations for kids battles serious illnesses. >> it's crazy to see correlation in the kids and all the conditions and what they may have gone through. they're still happy. >> one of the more fun times i've had enjoying doing what i was able to do, pretending to be a worker and coming out here and delivering furniture and just surprising the kids. just giving them something to smile about. it was really good. >> swoop the eagle was also on hand for big donation surprise. >>> okay. sixers fans will always remember all of famer allen iverson. also can't forget the routine press conference he once had that went viral. >> i was covering sports at the time. it was memorable. now reliving that moment and poking fun at himself. >> an important issue to stand. >> i know it's important, but we worried about parking. not the game, but parking, look, i know they got a plan. man. >> wearing a braves

was in a kayak without a life jacket when he fell into the russian river between windsor and healds burg this afternoon. he was able to grab onto a branch and pull out a cell phone and called 911. the crew was lowered to the river where they pulled him to safety. he was not hurt. >>> it's time to turn to our weather. seems like the rain has stopped for a little while now anyway. >> at least, and it's really nice outside this evening and maybe tomorrow. meteorologist sandhya patel has the forecast. >> i wouldn't have it any other way, dan and ama. we're going to warm it up for you. check out the temperature trend. deliv you're going to get up to 80 degrees, but it doesn't last. over the weekend, temperatures will be trending lower. as we head into next week, you'll be closer to average. live doppler 7 right now showing you nothing but clear skies. no radar returns. that will be changing as we head into tuesday of next week. temperatures right now, you're in the 50s, running lower than last night at this time. you know it is going to be a cooler night. a live look from our emeryville tower

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there are showers fridayricks burg. we could get sunshine in the day. late afternoon through the everything and this makes case of showers coming through. we will jump in the midsummer conditions. there will be showers. look at the next ten days. the numbers will go down breezy. 60's for tuesday. back to showers on wednesday and 71. 80 on thursday. 76 on friday. next weekend we will settle down to a nice partly cloudy and a typical mid-april weather pattern. have a great weekend. jonathan: look at is that. it's like herding cats. this was the scene this morning. one of two d.c. schools to hold a pep rally in honor of the capitals. they got a chance to rock the red. the caps took a 1-0 series lead against the maple leafs in the first round of the stanley cup playoffs. they did it in overtime. get in the fun. burst.com/wjla. send us the ph nancy: we think they are cute but we have an upcoming goalie. erin: i love that they did that. mascot was there. last night was fun. nancy: a little too exciting. ends right? overtime. game one. this is my favorite time

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harris burg, pennsylvania is as middle america as you can get. >> the administration couldn't ask for a better split screen. they will have him talking to his voters. juxtaposed with the media that ris his voters hate dressed to the nines. that's why he's doing this. he might relish the fact that it could prevent several white house correspondent going to the dinner because they will be forced cover his rally. david: i note media very well. 90% i would venture to say voted against donald trump. so it really represents democrats, that's what the washington course -- correspondents dinner represents. i'm often shaking my head, when are we going to get past this, inside the beltway. the democratic party decides to bring washington into these congressional races. we need to make sure we are -- the reason why donald trump won was because he took a populist economic message that was traditionally democratic. that's why we lost. we need to refocus. >> we saw a little outreach over the weekend when bernie sanders seemed to be reaching out to pro-life democrats. but then he said we can't suort

this is the president last night at the 100th day rally that he had in harris burg, pennsylvania. >>re going to give americans the freedom to purchase the health care plans they want, not the health care forced on them by the government. and i'll be so angry at congressman kelly and congressman marino and all of our congressmen in this room if he don't get that damn thing passed quickly. >> okay. so now he's pointing out people by name to be on board with his strategy or else, alice. >> well, fred f y, if you remem he was doing the same thing with others in the house freedom caucus in terms of getting on board. >> how does that help him with his agenda? >> what he learned with the last attempt to pass health care, it didn't influence them to get on board. what will is the fact that they are working on a piece of legislation that will do what they campaigned on and what they won on and that is coming up with a health care plan that will repeal and replace obamacare and will provide lower costs and greater access to health care. i first one didn't get there. they wanted to get to yes b

unlike when mitch mcconnell is able to say that he would support ruth baiter guns burg even though heagreed on almost everything with her. if you are on either side of this equation, you are going to get hammered from your political base, and i think that that's why democrats are saying they're going to filibuster. >> karen phinney, john, thanks to both of you. we'll be right back. meta appetite control... it's your glass of willpower that helps keep cravings... ...far, far away. feel less hungry with the natural fiber in clinically... ..roven meta aetite control. from metamucil. parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision gui

our temperatures are in the low 60s. 60 degrees up in gaugers burg. mentioned those showers up in that line is going to drop and set off scattered showers early tomorrow morning. if you do want to keep that in mind. chuck and sheena will be updating the forecast at that point. 58 degrees. that's not too bad. our temperatures, though, after the early morning hours really sore. we're in the mid 70s by lunchtime. the afternoon noon hours, scattered showers even few rumble of thunderstorms. tomorrow more summer-like by tomorrow, 7:00, 8:00 we'll return to mainly dry conditions. the weather could have an impact on your day and times tomorrow. lunch looking mainly dry. so 70s and a bit humid i think is a perfect time to get some fresh air if you want to go for the jog or walk outdoors tomorrow and you have the luxury of selecting the time, late morning and midday hours will be best and again later so that goes for the evening commute as well. thunder out there. not much in the way of severe weather but if we do see a few storms materializing we could see th

i will be at middle burg for the point to point. 84 tomorrow.me tomorrow at la plata too. 84 and comfort tomorrow. a cold front kicks through and we'll be back in the low 70s tuesday. that's average for this time of year. tonight at 10:00, you probably s winchester and i-81. a couple showers are possible but these are not heavy at all. in the morning hours, residual clouds east of 95 but not bad. look how warm it is to start the day. by the time we get to 9:00, clouds linger into st. mary's county but temperatures will be in the low 70s. by 1:00 tomorrow afternoon, quite spectacular, a nice way to end the week with upper 70s. into the evening, about 24 hours from now, low to mid 80s but still comfortable. 82 manassas. it is be cooler by the bay, hold in the upper 70s on the bay. there are no small craft advisories. by 9:00 tomorrow night, maybe you are catching dinner and a movie with temperatures in the 70s, no jackets required, 72 in upper 60s to near 70 to start. 74 by 1:00 -- 11:00, 78 by 1:00. we will not have a yellow weather alert. this i

she'll chair a store in holes burg and hold him she wanted to make sure he got a new wheelchair at any cost. >> she doesn't care about the cost and she cares about the child. we'll build a nice wheelchair and make him comfortable again. >> like this one it retails for $5,000. and it won't be long until he is mobile again. >> i am past the fact it was stolen, just now it's just overwhelming at how the city has reached out to just help me help my son. now, police have been investigating at this point they believe and have some information that so-called scrappers may have taken the wheelchair thinking it had been set out as trash and in any event robert is getting a brand new wheelchair and it should be here by friday. >> thank you sara. what a wonderful ending to that. tonight on "action news" at 11:00 are restraining orders doing enough to protect victims from their alleged abusers? wendy saltzman investigates after several high-profile deaths after police say the women were slain by men that were suppose to stay away. >> she had even said to the police that she knew he was going to ki

. -- has auto burg autobiography he said he could think one in three hours. we have to take that with a boulder of salt, but he was very productive. because he had his brothers and sons working with them, they'll must had an assembly line of production. that's how they ended up with 300 paintings in the museum. all of the paintings have been preserved, most of them do not have their original frames. we have replicas. the frames were delicate and were the first thing to go. -- presento preven them as accurately as possible, and we don't have the historical frames, but we got as accurate as possible. is a prussian military advisor to george washington during the american revolution, armye taught the american at valley forge how to conduct their military maneuvers and how to be a real army as opposed to a bunch of farmers and merchants who had done. becausegreat painting, he was wearing all of his medals and he really looks like somebody that was going to boss you around. he didn't speak english, so when he was drilling the troops at forge orange, -- valley it i

rebec rebecca burg, did the president blink on this negotiation to avert a government shutdown, the deadline? . absolute . >> absolutely wolf. here's the problem that the administration faced from the beginning. the white house and congressional republicans did not want to have to deal with a government shutdown, and yet they made a request for funding with the wall or any sort of border security funding, whether it's a metaphor or a physical wall, they made a request that the democrats were never going to accept, that equals the shutdown. so they weren't prepared to shoot the hostage if you will. they needed to be in a situation like this or she shouldn't have created this drama in the first place. the question that hasn't been answered is why did they start this conversation? >> let's ask dana. why did they? >> because they were hoping that they could win the conversation. >> the democrats were never going to vote for a funding bill that included $1.4 billion to start building that wall with m mexico. >> democrats and seen some republicans were never going to pay for it, you're absolutely

hills burg, 500 could come in. napa coming in department 03 got up to 38 miles an hour in sf airport 36 and oakland 35-mile-per-hour. doppler shows a few spotty spotty showers across the bay. also approaching the santa cruz coastline things will pak up a little bit more 11:30 tonight. moderate pockets to the easter bay make it toward the south bay tracking that better chance of rain and wednesday i'll have a look at that a more detailed area ast come up at 6:20 tonight. >> we shall see you then thank you jeff. >> remember you can track the incoming story with the bay area app p click on the weather tab use the live doppler radar that will give you detailed forecast for the neighborhood. >> cameras finally rolling in santa clair away county tonight d itiff's deputies on the sfreets with newly issued body cams one of the last areas in the bay area betting the cameras. being ems welcome the by community wash dogs. robert handa has the inside look. >> sheriff's deputy tyrone monroe went out to patrol transit area with

let's bring in our cnn political analyst, national political reporter for real clear politics, rebecca burg and april ryan. good morning. >> good morning. >> the plate is already full. there's a deadline on april 28th to keep the government funded and keep it open. the administration set the deadline of getting something done on health care. why is now the right time, even with the hunt for a victory in the first 100 days, the right time to make an announcement on tax reform? >> well, it's probably not the right time, to be quite frank, victor. it's a very busy week coming up on capitol hill, but the reason the administration is rolling out all of these things sort of simultaneously in spite of the fact that they're probably not going to seal any deal or get anything done this week in terms of really any of these things on capitol hill, it's because they're feeling pressure from this 100-day mark and feeling a lot of pressure from supporters, from lawmakers to get some win on the board, whatever that is. that is kind of why we're seeing this disarray here, because they're not feeling any pa

peter bur-- peters burg. one the next hour they found another device down the same line. the station was evacuated. seven others were under suspicion and evacuated as well. evacuated all 67, the second biggest city in russia. there is still a lot of concern that the per petrators are stil at large. >> a russian politician says the -- vladimir putin was there earlier for a speaking engagement. what do you make of that? >> coincidence or not, it's a fact that when this device exploded in this metro train, vladimir putin was -- in fact, he was live on national television addressing a media forum, answering questions in st. peters buzapetersburg at th took place. both presidents were there at the time of the attack. vladimir putin offering his c con -- condolences, going to state television and vowing to bring those responsible to justice. >> matthew chance in moscow. matthew, thank you. so far there's been no claim of responsibility for the attack. so who might have been responsible? who might have been behind it? joining us from new york cnn terrorism analyst and former cia

patty peters burg florida home when a tree tour through the roof every of their kitchen. >> we were inleeping. i heard big rumble. the house shook and i heard a crash. i told all the kids to go to my bed. i ran in the kitchen and i seen where the tree fell through the kitchen roof. >> the family is staying with friends until they can get their home fixed. for a wisconsin man who stole a cash of weapons and sent a anti government manifesto to the white house. >> he is planning an tack but have not released any further details. joseph jakubowski clearly wanted attention when he posted on social media video of himself mailing the manifesto to president trump. now that manifesto more than 160 pages ranting against government, law enforcement, religion and upper classes. >> revolution. it's time for change. april 4th, 2017, see my name. see the address. >> following the mailing police say jakubowski round a gun store in janesville wisconsin getting away with 16 assault style arrivals and high-end hand guns. does he have a lengthy criminal record including domestic violence, drug possession

mentioned history lesson because you may have noticed sergey lavrov, the russian ambassador yesterday burgll history lesson giving mode to rex tillerson. he just wants to focus on the present but there's a lot of history. the chinese are probably taking the same tack and trying to in an indirect way criticize both the secretary of state and the president saying, look, you know, you may have come in on promises of we're going to do things differently because we are, you know, the titans of business. not government as usual. but i think what you're beginning to see back from some of the larger powers in the world like china and russia and others are saying, look. you have catching up to do to understand what's going on. and on the president's side, you know, he's probably learning that it's a lot easier to campaign on what appear to be black and white sort of binary issues. iran is bad, and we're going to do great things. is interesting that the chinese exercised their veto power or actually not veto. they abstained from -- yeah, from the security council vote, which is an interesting signal

towards garrett county we have a little bit more as well and a stronger storm up towards chambers burgthrough in the next two to three hours and then we'll settle down overnight. so, a check of your futurecast to give you an idea of where our models are plotting this right now and they do want to bring the whole line across 95 around 7 o'clock this evening. keeps on moving away although maybe a little bit of energy as seen by our futurecast up towards northeastern maryland. overnight skies should clear out a little bit, maybe a hit or miss shower tomorrow morning. we had some this morning from a cluster of showers and storms that moved out of pennsylvania and then tomorrow i think a lot like today with scattered showers and storms in the afternoon, not a back in the 80's tomorrow. i wanted to show you this jet stream. while we get one more warm day cooler air is going to be pooling in the midwest and that is going to bring some rain in our direction. so, quick headlines and then we'll get you to that seven-day forecast. the 80's are back for tomorrow. cold front will equal a few storms

eastern it is sharon wine burg on defense and technology. at 10:50 we wrap up with pj o'rourke reflecting on the 2016 presidential election. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> this is henrietta levit. she was looking at images taken from south america because the whole sky had to be covered. there was a second observeivation in peru. she was looking at images of the clouds and discovered a couple thousand variable stars and made a fundamental discovery about the pattern of variation that the stars that took the longest time to go through their cycles tended to be the brightest tars. that observation led to the first usable yard stick for measuring what we call galactic distances in space. >> it would be pair to say at that time they were not sure if the universe was just a few houn thousand light years across and that was it. >> that was it. this led to us looking at the geometry and place ourselves within that. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. [inaudible conversations]

out how much your car's worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com >>> police in new orleans looking for unique burgthe roof of a clothing store to get in tried to leave the same way. but things didn't go as planned. you see him here break into the store using some kind of rope. police say he did activate the alarm. then attempts to throw some stuff through the hole in the ceiling. well he tries to make clean get away by climbing the wall and getting back on to the roof. but not so fast. he falls back into the store. he eventually left through the door. >>> in washington state some residents are living a real life nightmare asleep per creeper is lurk aig round one woman says she recently woke up to the guy at the edge of her bed watching her and her boyfriend sleep and now she says he they wake up in the middle of the night just terrified. the victim described the terrifying moment she saw the guy and alerted her boyfriend. >> i started hitting him, wake up, wake up, and he started to wake up and at that point he turned around and started to walk away. seemed like all interested in just watching us

followed.ufg it did so with women's suffrage in the brown decision, and i did so more recently with the old burge-mydecision. recognition, use that word intentionally. it is recognition because there are no new rights per se.ited they are inalienable. those rights are not limited to those spelled out in the constitution.ut tha the church would respect individual rights, but that simply is not the viewpoint taken by many so-called originalists on the far right today. there right-wing ritualism looked a lot more like the judicial philosophy that trampled on the rights of americans in days past. a philosophy that throughout our history has left many americans marginalized, disenfranchise, and oppressed by the state. unfortunately, after listening very carefully to judge gorsuch reviewing his writing, including some i will mention that specifically talked about my whole state, i have no faith that judge gorsuch would be any different from this philosophy r mentioned that has left so many americans marginalized in our country. judge gorsuch not only has a long record of conservative activism, he has demonstrated

mark gold burg is the director of the seed institute which is a campus without walls housed at the university of california, los angeles. he is a plant molecular biologist who specializes in the area of plant genomics. that department of agriculture. then we have wes parsons who is the author of the book "how to read a french fry, how to pick a peach" book. he is a member of the james beard foundation and a winner of multiple journalism awards. most of you probably know him as the former food editor and columnist in the los angeles times which was his home for 25 years. then we have ted parson. the professor of environmental law and the faculty co-director of the emmitt instustute on climate change and climate at ucla. his professional roles including serving as an advisor to institutions including the white house office of science and technology policy and the privy council office of the government of canada. welcome, gentlemen. [applause] >> so, you know, this topic isn't controversial or anything. but we are not here to discuss whether or not there should be gmos. the horses have been out

people are dead and dozens more wounded after an explosion rips through subway car in ain't cedars burg. the blast sending panicked passengers running to the exits. authorities later finding deactivating a second bomb at another busy subway station in the city. russian president vladimir putin is visiting st. petersburg. he says investigators are looking into all possible causes including terrorism. >> translator: we will do everything to dent fight reasons for what happened. give a full val weighing of what happened and city and federal authorities will do everything possible to support families of our killed and injury citizens. >> reporter: there's been no claim of responsibility for the blast. in the past trains and airports in moscow have been the target of terrorists including a tax by chess chen militants. european officials expressing concern following the explosion and cities including paris are increasing security at public transportation sites. >> obviously, our condolences go to all russian people and to in particular those who lost their loved ones and we continue to follow

. >>> facebook ceo mark zucker burg addressing the facebook killer, at the company's annual conference, why are investors so concerned when "fast money" returns. >> welcome back to "fast money". ibm shares following the earnings report, let's go to san francisco with the details. hi, deidre. >> hi, melissa. ibm may be growing. comparative business, cloud computing and artificial intelligence. here's the thing, it's not enough to make up for declining legacy software and services business. so that has led to big blu's 20th year over year revenue. they say they're not focused on tha that. >> that 20 quarter headline is not the framing we are thinking about. we are thinking how do we continue to move the business and our clients to get the growth? now the portfolio will grow. i am confident the ibm company will grow again, it's taking, it takes our time. we are taking time -- >> now the markets have been fairly patient, driving up ibm stock some 20% last year despite declining revenue, but there are signs their patience is wearing thing. ibm is under performing the s&p and the dow so far

was on the air live on pbs with big burg when in my ear the greenlight-light -- when we green lying comes on you have to do your delivery and i was standing next to big bird and i said, president nixon has died and next, an interview with big bird. i knew and liked president nixon very well, served him time in new york and then building the library. much underappreciated, more appreciated now. and i think a great lesson for donald trump is that richard nixon was brought down by people who were too loyal to him. hyperpartisan loyalists can get your presidency in big trouble. you want loyal people. don't want hyperloyal people can do things in your name you don't know about. richard nix afternoon today not know about the break-in but new but the coverup jo what's steve ban nonsunny don't know him. attacked to -- talked to him once on the telephone for an interview and he declined. i've heard so many different stories about steve bannon but i make it a point not to opine on people until i have met them. i'm not a fan of breitbart. i don't know read. some people there are. joe pollock is a ve