in the 30 syracuse, burlington, vermont, 34. caribou, maine, in the middle 20's. we will stay mild overnight. the temperatures eventually falling into the middle 60's, mostly cloudy skies. showers of the forecast with wind out of the south that 10. tomorrow, unsettled weather, the rush-hour commute early in the morning, wet roadways likely. midday, we may have a break in the action, then more rain in the afternoon, possibly some embedded thunderstorms. the frontal system will sack to the south, bringing cooler temperatures wednesday and thursday. friday and the weekend, warmer air, drying out nicely. 8:00 tomorrow morning may have showers around the capital beltway. hard to point the location, you get the point, showers through the day, into the night, into the day wednesday. thursday, another round of showers. this is as the frontal system lifts to the north as the warm front warms us up friday. you will need the umbrella tomorrow. not all day, but just to keep safe. lower 70's the daytime high tomorrow. the extended outlook, cooler air, only the 50's wednesday a

burlington vermont, 68 degrees.ting the snow up there. >> does marnbarnicle have a tie on? why? >> because i'm cool. it's a nice knit tie. >> you're to hip. and bill's tie looks like he's going to new york city. >> i'm feeling it. thanks for the cameo. still ahead chasing the van. we'll get jon stewart's take on the pack of reporters falling over themselves to catch up with hillary clinton. sal khan: khan academy is a not-for-profit, with a mission of providing a free world-class education for anyone anywhere. if you look at a khan academy video, they can cover everything from basic arithmetic to calculus, trigonometry, finance. you can really just get what you need at your own pace. and so, bank of america came and reached out to us and said 'we are really interested in making sure that everyone really understands personal finance.' and we're like 'well, we're already doing that.' and so it was kind of a perfect match. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? purina one true instinct has 30. active

burlington vermont is milder up to 66. pittsburgh is 65 degrees. these wind out of the south are ahead of the cold front that is bringing rain from new york state down through the the ohio valley through tennessee valley. that system is pulling in our direction. it will be interacting with low pressure to the south that will enhance the rainfall. morning rush forecast do use caution. there will be pockets of light to moderate rain north of philadelphia so there could be ponding on roads. the the evening commute i will let you know what to expect and how much rain to expect where you live with the full accu weather seven day forecast jim. >>> it was an erie site in atlantic city after dark tonight. this blackness hides second tallest building in new jersey the once revel casino. it has not had electricity for days. utility supplier acr energy cut power off to the site last week, that in a contract dispute with the new owner glenn straub. private security guard are patrolling the exterior of the building but no lights are on inside. straub pledged to

a one-time socialist mayor of burlington vermont challenging clinton from the left over her fund-raising and possible conflicts of interest. >> we now have a political situation where billionaires are literally able to buy elections and candidates. lease not kid ourselves. >> reporter: even as hillary clinton is run ago way from her husband's policies on wednesday, blaming his 1994 crime bill for some of the problems that exploded in baltimore. >> it's time to end the era of mass incarceration. >> reporter: on trade, he's known for nafta. she's skeptical. >> involving trade -- >> any trade deal has to produce jobs and raise wages and increase prosperity. >> reporter: he signed the defense of marriage act. now both clintons endorse gay marriage. as she moves left clinton hopes to blunt support for senator elizabeth warren not a candidate but a constant critic. as for bernie sanders, he's got his own fan base. >> in many european countries, how much does it cost to college in scandinavia? and the guy said in skandz nave scandinavia, they pay you to go to college. >> reporter: the clinton c

he went on to the -- he went to the march on washington he also went on to be mayor of burlington vermont, and he served in the house of representatives and is serving now in the senate. a lot of you might know sanders from his fiery floor speeches. we want to show you one speech a clip from his eight-hour filibuster mocking tax cuts for the rich. >> what's important is that wall street continues to get tens of millions of dollars in compensation and bonuses, that i have big parties, how can i get buy on one house, i need five houses ten houses? i need three jet planes to take me all over the world. >> that speech was so popular it cashed the senate video server. but can he beat hillary clinton? right now she's polling at about 60%, you can see here. sanders only polling at 8% in one recent poll. he draws big crowds though in early primaries and caucus states as well but he is still considered a long shot. >>> so how closely are you guys following the race here? we took a poll online. so far most voters say it's just too early to get into that 2016 nitty-gritty stuff. you see the numbers

mid-atlantic right now, mid to upper 70s and you can see a cold front has slipped through boston and burlington vermont and boston right now 48 degrees with the wind off the water, the temperatures will tumble some over the next couple of days. we'll talk about how cool they will get. any shower threat for the end of the week and summer-like warmth in the seven-day forecast guys. something for everyone. >> thanks adam. philadelphia police want your help tracking down an alleged auto thief who thought he could out smart surveillance cameras, he was crawling through the parking garage early sunday morning once he made it past the parking attendant's booth and then he made off with not one but two vehicles. >>> septa officials are hoping to make its public transportation better for everyone with a major push for safety. rick williams is live in the newsroom with more on this. hi rick. >> hi shirleen hundreds of volunteers met septa riders handing out safety pamphlets this is the third year for the safety aware and event and this year is respect the train. and coming up tonight at 5:00, find out the kind o

inland temperatures with these winds out of the south it's just as warm in burlington, vermont, as it is here. probably the warmest day of the year so far in burlington. syracuse is even warmer at 78 degrees. pittsburgh it's 79 degrees. it will be nice if we could keep this streak going. it's not. some changes are on the way tomorrow but the evening planner shows that you still have several hours to enjoy this beautiful weather. at 7 o'clock still mild, 68 degrees with mostly sunny skies. by 8 o'clock after sunset, it will get cooler, 66. by 9 o'clock 64. 10 o'clock 62. tomorrow you can trade your sunglasses for an umbrella. i'll talk about the rain on the way, the timing and what areas could expect the heaviest rain coming up in the full accuweather forecast. rick. >> all right cecily we'll check back in later. thank you. >>> we invite you to stay updated on the forecast by going to 6abc.com/weather. you'll find live storm tracker six radar scans from across the region and get visual updates from our live sky six cameras. >> the field is getting more crowded in the race for the white

has got to work with state and local governments to make sure we move forwards -- i called in burlington vermont, called community policing. where police are per received as part of the community, the good guys rather than as people who are from the outside coming in. >> let's talk about the race for the white house. why do you think you're more qualified than hillary clinton to get the democratic nomination? >> i've known hillary clinton for some 25 years, i like her, i respect her. what i believe is that this country today faces more serious problems that any time since the great depression and at the top of the list is the disappearing middle class. for 40 years, the middle class has been disappeared, and we have seen a mass ef transfer of wealth trillions of dollars from working families to the top one tenth of 1%. that is the issue. then on top of n's united and a political system that they're buying elections. i have been a vigorous opponent of that trend. my history, my beliefs are standing with working families -- >> hillary clinton doesn't? >> well i tell you what i see, you mobilize pe

. >> from the mayor of burlington vermont, to the united states senate bernie sanders has taken an interesting and clear path. the senator joins me again this evening here on "the ed show." senator, we never talk about you that much. we're always talking about issues. why did you get into politics? why are you doing this for a living? >> you know ed i grew up in a lower middle class family. my dad came to this country from poland without a nickel in his pocket and never made much money. we lived in a 3.5 room rent controlled apartment in brooklyn before i moved to vermont. it was clear to me as a kid the impact that money had on my family the stress, the arguments that my parents had. seeing other kids having benefits that certainly other kids didn't have. and so understood the importance of income security the need for people to have a minimal standard of living to enjoy the life they're entitled to. that's motivated me. >> that's motivated you throughout the years. >> i never forgot those experiences. >> some of the sound bites you had back iniester eryesteryear matched your philosophy to to

he started in politics as the socialist mayor of burlington, vermont. jon karl sat down with him to talk about his white house bid. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. senator sanders tells abc news he's in, the first official challenger for hillary clinton. for the democratic presidential nomination. he's a long-shot to be sure, with a fiery message about taking on big money interests he says dominate politics and politicians, including hillary clinton. he's a self-described democratic socialist from vermont. he started as the mayor of burlington. a race he won by ten votes. a long shot then a bigger long shot now. >> i think we can surprise you. >> reporter: the surprise will be? >> that we're going to win this thing. >> reporter: an unlikely presidential candidate taking on the biggest front-runner the democratic party has ever seen. hillary clinton, is she really beatable in a democratic primary? >> i think so. i think the american people have had enough of establishment politics. >> reporter: it's a billionaire class sanders says

vermont. he started at the mayor of burr burlington burlington. a race he won by ten votes. >> i think we can surprise you. >> reporter: the surprise will be? >> that we're going win this thing. >> reporter: an unlikely presidential candidate taking on the biggest front-runner the democratic party has ever seen. hillary clinton, is she really beatable in a democratic primary? >> i think so. i think the american people have had enough of establishment politics. >> reporter: it's a billionaire class sanders says has too much influence over politicians, including hillary and bill clinton. who took in hundreds of millions in speaking fees and donations while mrs. clinton was secretary of state. >> our democracy is being owned bay handful of billionaires. that is wrong. >> reporter: you think the clintons are part of the system? >> i think anybody now, running for office with a few exceptions exceptions and i think i'm one of them. >> reporter: the president joked. >> bernie is an interesting guy. apaurntly some folks want to see a pot-smoking kantd in

just yesterday i was flying here from burlington, vermont sat next to a woman, six kids went to college and graduate school. all of them are deeply in debt. so clearly what a sensible budget does is two things. it says, first how do we make college affordable so that young people will be able to get a higher education? and second of all when they graduate, how do we lower student debt, which is too so oppressive? the republican budget does exactly the opposite. what the republican budget does is cut $90 billion over ten years in pell grants. pell grants are the major federal program making it possible for low-income and working-class families to get grants to go to college. this would increase the cost of college education for more than eight million americans. think about it. our job stho lower the cost -- our job is to lower the cost of college. this budget increases it. at a time when preschool working-class families in vermont, all over this country having a really hard time l finding good-quality, affordable preschool, child care, the republican budget makes significant cuts in hea

this energy can be found in the energy star certified vermont innovation center located in burlington, vermont. the vermont energy investment corporation is located in this building as well as my own district office. veic took aggressive actions to optimize the efficiency of its tenant space in the building. it converted the overhead florescent lighting to highly efficient l.e.d.'s and applied six inches of spray foam inlakes -- insulation. making these improvements optimized an already efficient tenant space. veic expects to save nearly $11,000 a year in energy savings. however, there's no recognition in the program for these improvements, and we don't know what else veic could be doing to increase energy savings. under this bill, we will study the best ways to optimize commercial tenant spaces and recognize such spaces with a new tenant star label. by combining energy efficient tenant buildouts with energy star buildings, we will double down on a successful program and optimize energy savings in commercial buildings all through voluntary action. in addition to tenant star, this legislation i

vermont. sanders first elected position was as mayor of burlington, the independent won that 1981 election by only 10 votes and went on to serve as mayor for four terms. in 1988 he launched his first run for vermont's soul congressional seat but two years later he was elected to the house of representatives. then in 2006 he won a seat in the senate and was elected to a second term in 2012. with 24 years of legislative experience he is the longest serving independent member of congress in the history of this country. he has focused his career on supporting the middle class, environment, universal health care, supporting veterans and is very outspoken about what he calls the influence of big money in politics. sanders is married with four children and seven grand children. >> let's introduce senator sanders. . i'm not going to be able to ask this of a lot of candidates because you are an independent. which party would you run in? >> there is a lot of i think disappointment and disillusionment with both major political parties and i am the longest serving independent. on the other hand, putting t

problems facing this country, given the record that i have in my life as mayor of burlington, senator from the state of vermont track record. the issue that i have to deal with is not just for bernie sanders, in today's campaign finance climate where billionaires supporting huge sums of money into politics where they will take $2 billion to become president of the united states. can a candidate who does not have that kind of support who represents working families run a strong and credible campaign? >> you know ee there's no you know there's no way fundraising wise you can compete with hillary clinton? . >> that's the point. >> you can't even come close to that. >> that's correct. >> does that mean you're not going to run? >> it has to be a credible campaign not just for my ego, but because all of the issues we're talking about, raising the minimum wage to a living wage dealing with climate change dealing with citizens united not having us in a perpetual war in the middle east. all of those issues millions of people believe in i have to carry that banner. >> so when are you going to decide? >> very shortly. >>

next up is burlington, joe, what state are you in? caller: vermont. thank you for taking my call. my concern is really the way the country is heading. it seems like we are turning our backs on israel to make a deal with our enemy that is not our enemy, that they are considering to be our friend. i do not know where the logic is in all this. that is it and that is all i have to say. host: edward is in maryland democrats line. caller: my comment is no matter what kind of deal the u.s. and allies make a couple leaders in the world would not be happy. [indiscernible] i think this is a very good deal. i think they did and i want. thank you. host: you can look for a lot of comments from members on twitter. a look at our members of congress listed there, a statement from the minority leader, harry reid, just a moment ago. he said in his statement i spoke with president obama today and they informed me negotiations agreed upon the framework of the goal preventing iran from getting a nuclear weapon. i am cautiously optimistic about this framework. we must always remain vigilant about preve

>> well, when i was the mayor of burlington, we have university of vermont there. one or two kids were smoking marijuana. that was a joke. it was more than one or two. i don't recall that too many were being arrested. it wasn't an issue that we felt was of the highest priority. arresting kids smoking marijuana. i'm also on board legislation, i have co-sponsored legislation dealing with medical marijuana. colorado was the first state in the country to legalize marijuana. i want to take a good look at the plusses and minuses of that. and we can go from there. >> we have a couple of minutes to cram this in. back to the studio audience now. coming from gabe patchy. >> welcome to beautiful downtown manchester. personal and public costs that deal with alzheimer's and other dementias are rising at alarming rates. yet, research to find -- to prevent these debilitating diseases is definitely inadequate. would you support investing in higher levels of funding for research to incur the future costs that could bankrupt medicare and medicaid at some point? >> okay, we have abou

vermont. he was elected mayor of burlington.e won the 1981 election by only 10 votes and went on to serve as mayor for four terms. in 1988, you lost his first run for the sole congressional seat. two years later he served in the house of representatives. in 2006, he won a seat in the senate was elected to a second term. he is the longest-serving independent member of congress in the history of this country. he has focused his career and supporting the middle class, environment, in a versa health care, veterans, and his outspoken about what he calls influence of big money in politics. he is married with four children and seven grandchildren. >> with that out of the way let's introduce senator bernie sanders. good to see you. you are an independent. but party would you run in? >> that is one of issues we are ready -- dealing. there's a lot of disappointment and dissolutionment with both parties. i'm independent. on the other hand, putting on a campaign in 50 states outside of the two-party system requires a lot of time, energy, an

vermont. sanders first elected position was mayor of burlington. the independent upon the 1981 election by ten votes. then served as mayor for four terms. in 1988, he lost his first run for vermont's sole congressional seat. two years later, he was elected for the first of eight terms in the house of representatives. in 2006, he won a seat in the senate and elected to a second term in 2012. with 24 years of ledge lategislateive experience, he's the longest serving independent member of congress in history. he supports the middle class, environment, universal health care veterans and is outspoken about the influence of big money in politics. he's married with seven children and grandchildren. >> let's introduce senator bernie sanders. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> i can't ask this of a lot of candidates, because you're independent. what party would you run for? >> there is a lot of i think, disappointment and disillusionment with both major political parties. i am the longest serving independent. putting together a campaign in 50 states, ou

burlington, caribou, buffalo before all is said and done. we make our way hour by hour. pesky snow showers to keep an eye on. certainly a dusting can be expected. higher elevations of maine, new hampshire, vermont could get a bit more as we make our way through. could see anywhere from 2 to 3 in spots. some locations as much as five. you know the drill. take it easy. in the southeast more of the same. precipitation. not necessarily the snowfall obviously but seeing rain. it may -- i would say the next couple of days. in the south, windshield wiper action. especially along 65 75 be careful. as we make our way into the forecast into monday another chance of seeing severe storms pop up. too early to say whether we're talking tornados. still, severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds all certainly a possibility. yes, the tornados can't rule those out either. alex, back to you. >> i'll take it. thank you so much. the kenya red cross says a survivor of a college massacre has been found two days after the terror attack. it comes as authorities made several arrests linked to thursday's sought. the "new york times" has this headline come out and live. it was a lie. survivors said many students fe