today the bans is mellas why lee melissa lee on keyboard, michelle caruso-cabrera and tyler mathisen. the dow topping 17,000 for the first time since january 6th. s&p topping 2,000 again. both indexes trying for a fourth straight day of gains. that, my friend, something we have not seen since october. three major averages up about 3% just this week. not bad, melissa. >> not bad. look at a

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera with melissa lee. brian sullivan is on assignment. tyler is taking on tampa today and we'll get to him in a moment. first, let's get you caught up on what is happening in the market now. as scott was saying, the dow jones industrial average is in negative territory by 139 points. 16,861. the nasdaq off 51 points, decline of more than 1% as we once again talk about session lows here. the s&p 500 lower by nearly 16 and the russell 2000 lower by 15 points, decline of nearly 1.5%. this was not how weta

along with melissa lee, i'm brian sullivan, i'm tyler mathisen and will get to michelle caruso-cabrera live in brussels in a moment. we begin this hour with a big warning to all you potential home buyers out there. right now could be the absolute worst and it is underscored here. worst time to buy a house. diana olick is live in washington with the whys and wherefors. diana? >> because affordability is tanking fast. short supply of homes for sale still very low production from the home builders have buyers in a

ortiz didn't like the way cabrera did his job. >> he was a quiet guy and tried to go ahead and get a job. >> he was an intelligent child all his life. and now he left a child of eight >> cabrera's mourning family may. >>> now to exclusive new video obtained by eyes news showing a car crashing in to a staten island hair salon but it was who was inside the car now leading to an investigation. suspended. eyewitness news reporter jim dolan with the wild video and reaction from the salon owner. >> we don't know if the two detectives and the lieutenant the bar next door before the accident, what we do know though is that what happened next on control. it was a thunderous crash. then blaring horns and sirens. within a few seconds somebody tried to back in to the car with such force that it didn't stop till it hit the back wall. the driver of the car tried to drive right back out but apparently got stuck and this is the scene crystal macnair saw when she got to the hair salon she owns. >> to the wall. >> reporter: as macnair has cleaned up since, she still can't get rid of the tire tracks an

with melissa lee, brian sullivan in the house, michelle caruso-cabrera will join us momentarily from the nasdaq. i'm tyler mathisen. we begin with a big developing story in the market. the dow has turned positive for the year, believe it or not. the s&p 500 just few inches away. all this as oil cracks above $40 a barrel for first time in 2016. what a turn around it has been in the last five weeks. the dollar continuing to lose ground after yesterday's announcement from the federal reserve that rates will stay roughly where they are. and any motion there is going to be slow and deliberate. let's get to bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> it is the newest leg of this rally, dow jones industrial average at a high for the year and much of it is being fueled by that weak dollar set off by the fomc announcement yesterday. want to show you that dollar index. dollar lost 2.2% against other currencies just in the last 24

in the afternoon, cabrera got by ryan moore. cabrera's approach here on 15 nearly goes in.mcilroy advanced to the semifinals. that putt on 16 climpnched the match. he'll face jason day tomorrow. so day reclaims the world's number one ranking. and andre ward scored a 12-round decision, improving his record to 29-0. highlights on our late news over on abc 7. >> steph curry was there too. >>> a lot of easter excitement in the south bay. see the unique celebration with eggs, the easter bunny and a hot air balloon when we continue. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, raising the minimum wage. a reported deal could give california the highest minimum wage in the country. also, we're learning more about what happened during a drive-by shooting in concord that left an 8-year-old boy wounded. and a programming note, we are airing the movie "the ten commandments tonight" starting at 7:00, "abc7 news" at 11:00, will begin as soon as the movie is over, which will be around 11:45. >>> a special easter event filled a football field in the south bay today. around 2,000 people rushed the field

should -- here's ivan cabrera has the weather. a little muggy? >> temperatures in the low 70s. dew points are pretty close to it. it's feeling tropical. we have a few showers left over. we had showers and storms late yesterday, just leftover moisture streaming from the south and west. palm harbor is looking at showers rolling in. they will be light and some of them tend to fall apart as they continue to move onshore. you can see the clust there are and it's vanished now. so we have this to get through the morning hours, a little wet, then we'll continue to see drying throughout the midday hour and heading into the afternoon. showers say by 11:00 and then we're in pretty good shape the rest of the day with clearing taking over. pretty good push of southeast wind by tuesday and gusty later this afternoon as well. temperatures today as we approach the low 80s. cooler along the coast. >>> this is i-275 at 38th avenue. no problems at all. pretty quiet out there. janelle will have a full look at the morning commute coming up. >>> this morning tampa bay's law enforcement community con

cabrera's great approach on 15 nearly goes in here. he went ton win the hole and the match two and one. he faces oswalt another. rory mac -- mcilroy advances will now face jason day tomorrow. he beat kepka. at the ncaa tournament, lahoma's buddy hield scored 37 as the southeasterns beat oregon, 80-68. so they'll play at the win over kansas and villanova in final four. i you're asking me if buddy is his name? it's not. out jivano but his mom was a big fan of "married with children" and the south he looked like bud bundy, but there was a bud who was a drug dealer in the neighborhood, so they couldn't call him bud so they called him buddy. >> there you have it. celebrating spring with special guests next at 6:00. we'll show you the easy fun in -- easter fun >>> join on kofy tv 20. four months and counting. the unique protest on the lawn at the state capital and then at 11:00 here on channel 7, close again. another delay at an historic berkeley theater that was supposed to re-open. and we're airing the movie "the ten commandments" at 7:00

here's meteorologist ivan cabrera with more on what we can expect. >> muggy start, also fog as well. in fact i'm looking at janelle's maps, from sarasota, venice to northport dealing with visibility issues. she will tell you which roads are impacted, certainly down to the south and west but i think it will become a little more widespread as we head into the morning hours. as winds continue to calm down. we'll watch it closely. but you're right, look at the temperatures here, low to mid- 70s at this hour with high humidity making it feel quite uncomfortable. 74 from tampa, clearwater and st. pete. commute forecast, upper 70s at lunchtime. back into the 80s for the rest of today. this is state road 60 west of bayport. not a lot of traffic now but it's only 4:32. janelle is watching the traffic cameras and will have a full look at the commute coming up momentarily. >>> a traffic alert for drivers that use u.s. 41 in lutz. avoid the area near cen vaw lake road for the -- crenshaw lake road for the next two weeks. there's going to be a lane crossing. you will be detoured using florida ave

last night, a very sleepy ivan cabrera. >> our executive producer has agreed to bring my coffee all morning. a nice guy. multi-tasker. temperatures now in the mid and upper 60s. notice outside a few more clouds. it's dark so you may not notice but you will notice the humidity, a little higher ahead of the front and we're scanning titan doppler radar. no severe weather today, no heavy rain but as we talked about we have this weakening front that will be moving light showers. that is what we have today. then the front clears us out and dries us out through tonight. we'll talk more about this because this left a trail of destruction across the southeast yesterday with even some tornado touchdowns. the national weather service will be surveying that damage to let us know what intensity the tornadoes were. 50s and 60s again for us. look at this, much milder than we're running a good 10 to 15 degrees higher so what happens is out ahead of a front that is what we'll begin to see. drier air tonight. i'll talk about how cool we get tonight and heading into the weekend, ahead. >>> let's check

i'm michelle carruso cabrera. have a very good day. >>> and now, we will tell you what happens when the squareoff happened at spring training. >> and this morning on "meet the press" chuck todd will be meeting with the republican c-- the trail. and he will breakdown some recent trouble with donald trump coming your way this morning at 10:30 on nbc 10. >>> today, folks if philly are going to put on the green as the country's second oldest st. patrick's day begins on the ben franklin parkway. you can see the floats and the dance troupes and the marching bands. the parade is going to be around the parkway, and be prepare for some detours. >> hey, if you are looking for something to do, head to the wells fargo center, because it is the flyers' wives' carnival. it is a chance for you the the meet your favorite players. the event is going to raise money for charity organizations like big brothers and sisters, and the cancer center. >>> you can also head out to the flower show to honor 100 years of the national park serv

back to you. >> michelle caruso-cabrera. live for us today. let's trade it.l like you have an interesting take on maybe not so obvious a ways to look at this possible trade. >> well, i think the smartest thing to do is to avoid that closed end that always comes up in this discussion. c-u-b-a. it had a huge rally and selloff. the smarter thing is the tourism angle, where the most immediate plays will be. so shore hotels. obviously, cruise lines. but bigger picture, scott. everybody should just keep in mind, this is a very small economy. and even if all of a sudden everything goes the right way, diplomatically,el it be a very long time before you have an individual company in the s&p 500, make a claim that it's a huge part of their growth. so i think it's an exciting story. we don't know how soon the country commercializes, and fully embraces some of the things that the obama administration is talking about. but tried not to put on short term trades as a result of any of this stuff. >> the other point is, jim, i don't know, cruise lines and airlines. you're tel

people are stopping on the street all the time and they ask me, ivan cabrera, what is it like to work with janelle martinez? is she as nice as she seems on tv? absolutely. >> what do you say? >> the best. tampa's native daughter right here. >> that's right, ivan. >>> we're keeping an eye on the roads now. corey is on 275 northbound heading towards downtown tampa. no traffic issues on 275 throughout hillsborough county. so you are up to speed there. again ehrlich back open, we just checked on that under the veterans expressway. we're also watching the bridges, this is what it looks like at the howard frankland, just south of the hump. these cars here are heading towards st. pete. let's check drive times so you taking to get across the bridges. this is how long it's supposed to take without any traffic. so you can see how the morning pushes on. how the numbers increase. right now it's taking eight minutes to cross the courtney campbell, 6 on the howard frankland and just eight minutes to cross the gandy bridge. >>> time now 5:32. right now belgium paralyzed with fear, clock ticking past

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. get all your business on cnbc. >>> boeing is saying good-bye to germs.he company has come up with a self-sterilizing bathroom for planes that gets rid of bacteria by using ultraviolet light. the system will disinfect all surfaces including the toilet seat and sink in three seconds. boeing has to study the idea further. >>> we're just hours away from the start of the philadelphia flower show. a live look from the pennsylvania convention center in center city. looks a lot like spring in there. the doors open to the public at 11:00 this morning. this year's theme is explore america, 100 years of the national park service. we'll show you more of the flower show coming up in our 6:00 hour. >>> we love seeing that shot. a little taste of spring. we'll have a little taste of spring from mother nature. it's cold this morning. cold today and also cold on sunday. even tracking a little rain and snow tonight into sunday. weather headlines on your saturday, still winter, still feels like winter, below freezing in pretty much every spot. tracking a little system comi

. >>> new short stop cabrera may star the season on the disabled list. no baseball for at least two weeks. cabrera can start and that may not leave enough time for former mets relief pitcher henry mejia is challenging his suspension after a third positive test for performance enhancing drugs. mejia says he wasn't using when he took the last test. his lawyer contends baseball is engaged in a conspiracy against his client who just wants to play. >> you know i like to play basketball. you know i can enjoy my friends and be the mouthpiece. >> reporter: the mlb denies it all. playing the cuban national team with the mlb sending a large delegation. >>> the garden seton hall meets xavier 9:00. in the american, uconn in the overtime. bearcats kevin johnson gets to jalen adams goes to a fourth overtime. connecticut wins in crud drewle overtime. that buzz -- quadruple overtime. that buzzer beater keeps them alive. >> how about that, quadruple overtime. >> one, two, three, four. >> i was going to say something else. i learn things from you every sports. [ laughter

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. get all your news on cnbc. >>> first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> good morning. we have some cold temperatures to start the first day of spring because today is officially the first day of spring. spring has sprung but it doesn't feel like it. feels like winter. later on tonight, looks like winter for some of you. still watching rain and snow in the forecast tonight. it will be late tonight, mostly overnight tonight. not everyone is going to see it. mostly thawing while most are sleeping, especially new jersey and delaware. 35 pottstown, upper 30s in philadelphia, 37 millville, atlantic city 38 degrees right now in dover. as we go through the day today, we'll stay mostly dry, in the philadelphia area. 10:00 a.m., 42 degrees, by noon low 30s. later in the afternoon we'll see precip in south jersey and delaware. currently very light rain, maybe parts of cape may and beaches in suffolk county. dry cloud cover. the real area we're watching off the southeast coast. e

walker and cabrera to duda a 4-6-3. biggest ovation of the day comes when yoenis cespedes steps up to the plate. nothing brewing for him on the offensive side. he goes 0 for 4. everybody in the ninth, the mets down 4- 3. herrera skying one to left. the wind played a role. that's an inside-the-park home run. mets and marlins call it a day. tied at 4. >> the yankees and tigers at regular season form. on wednesday severino broke a wrist by a hit pitch. today kinsler was hit. justin verland we're retaliate on his own and then so did cabrera. this time with his bat. a three-run pop. the two time mvp. the yankees lost 3-0. >>> the knicks have draft picks and plenty of cap space this off season so the future isn't bleak. but right now, they are focusing on the celtics tonight. trying to figure out their chemistry and consistency. >> one of our problems all and connectiveness and our ability to play well together is intermittent. good teams played better for longer stretches of time. >> lundqvist going to be out of tonight's ga

the addition of walker and cabrera has made wilson herera the forgotten man here. he has enough speed to leg out an inside the park home run which he does now. they tied at 4 -- tied at 4. >>> mickey cabrera connected on >>> the olympics most prestigious gymnastic event take place tomorrow. gabby douglas, including others, will be completing and carly patterson. she came by the studio to talk about the importance of this event in landing a spot on the olympic team. >> there are so many competitions that, like i said, you want to keep building confidence in that selection committee. you want them to have that trust in you. and you want them to know without asia doe of a doubt you belong on the team and they can trust you. so it is a lot of pressure next five months. >> such an inspirational young figure and still on the speaking circuit, if you will. >> uh-huh. >> 10 years -- 12 years, actually, since she won the gold. we'll be talking with her a little more tomorrow on sports desk. >> and how young they are to keep that composure! >> i know! >> we'll be right back.

first they got their new double play duo neil walker and cabrera getting the job done and now the bat. the field ing errorrology -- fielding error allowed a run to score. in the 9th the ball stays in the park but look, takes a nice little bounce off the wall. so now the hard work really begins because he's got to run fast. he scores the inside the park home run to tie the game. it stayed that way. 4-4 is your final. >>> in lakeland this afternoon the yankees taking on the tigers, offense was just hard to come by here. the pinstripes pitching did its part, brian mitchell to start. the tigers had just two hits, but one of them was pretty big, miguel cabrera going long for that proved to bring in the only runs of the game. so 3-0. yankees fall. good news, it's a game that doesn't count. >>> both the knicks and nets are in acquisition tonight. brooklyn continues its nine--- action tonight. brooklyn continues its nine game road trip stopping in denver. the knicks are in boston. when these two met back in mid- january, they were a half game apart fighting for the postseason. since then the

and our chief international correspondent, michelleca rousso cabrera.e companies are actually able to bring business to that company. >> reporter: hey, kayla. yeah, we're just learning that google is going to host an event later today. we don't know much detail about that. president obama did tell abc news google has struck kind of deal with the cuban government to improve internet access. they have been trying to get in for over a year. i reported when senator kerry was here in august, google offered to wire the entire island for free and the cuban government turned them down for fear offin filtration of the system. let's see when we find out later today what's going on. in the meantime, president obama is here for the historic visit with raul castro. and even though the embargo is still on, the president is here, and what is an event that has transfixed this country. and millions of people all over the world who never believed that a standing u.s. president would come to cuba. certainly not while the embargo is still in place. he's brought a lot of ce

michelle caruso-cabrera for "nightly business report" in belgium. >>> the debate over encryption has taken on new significance over yesterday's attacks. today the company helping the fbi unlock the iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists has reportedly been identified. that company is reported to be celebrite, an israeli forensic software business and if it succeeds in decoding that iphone, the fbi will no longer need apple's help. officials declined to comment on that report. >>> major silicon valley companies want a big piece of the fast-growing cloud business which is basically a network of servers and google fipnds itsel in the unusual position of playing catch-up to rivals amazon and microsoft. josh lipton reports on a major cloud conference tonight from san francisco. >> reporter: google commands just 4% of the cloud services market behind amazon web services, microsoft assure according to synergy research group, that's the business of leasing computing power on servers so customers don't have to buy and operate their own data centers. google is hoping its cloud chi

incidents involving some of these students - two years ago this month, 15- year-old norma velasquez-cabrera was hit and killed while crossing here with her sister - and three years before that, another teenager who went to middleton was there have been other accidents here at part of the road...but it seems like we see a lot involving students - some of it has to do with this apartment complex... - a lot of students live there...so they try to make it across this busy street - even though this stop light is in place...it won't be working right away - i'm working on finding out when it'll be turned on - i'll have an answer for you at 5:30. - live in tampa, emerald morrow, 10news, wtsp. right which us carriers could take you to cuba. a pact between the u-s and cuba allows 110 flights nation. but only 20 of those will be able to go into havana.. country's most between american airlines, jetblue and delta.. more than 30 flights been proposed. an agreement is expected to be reached by this fall. happening today.. hope solo, alex morgan and all of members of the u-s women's soccer team in tampa.

cabrera will start on the disabled list. it is a cost-cutting rule. i think it surprised people, this cost-cutting move. maybe eric campbell in the corner position. cabrera, what if he is hurt longer? juliet: mike, woody, how are you doing? >> meteorologist: all is good. i better not push it. we have spring around the corner, four days away, going to feel warm like winter, we are feeling more like spring, 49 central park, 39 in sussex, partly cloudy sky in the area, winds are light and variable at this point, many locations reporting winds calm at this point. partly cloudy to mainly clear sky, a lot of sunshine as you step out the door, sunrise at 7 am. we will see plenty of it, back to the southwest high pressure in control, not much during the day today but this warm front, the cold front, area of low pressure driving whether through here but not for a little while. the clouds start rolling in with shower chances trying to pop through to the northwest this evening, the warm front going by. then a cold front, better chance tomorrow evening into frida

michelle caruso-cabrera is live there in brussels. hi, michelle. >> hey, tyler. we learned john kerry will travel to bruce lz ssels on fri. the airport is still closed. it will be closed tomorrow here in brussels. as a result, we flew into paris and had to drive here. along the way, we crossed the french/belgian border where there are checkpoints set up for the manhunt that sue mentioned. we're showing you video of the german border, the same as well, as they continue to look for that individual. at the same time, while those borders are temporarily closed, because of this manhunt, there is increasing talk and more calls for those borders to be permanently closed. many members of the far right, the euro skeptics, have long been against the idea that you could just move from country to country, that a country like france or belgium couldn't control its own borders. so the leader of the far right put out this statement saying, this emergency and for the safety of all, it is imperative to proceed t close immediately the french/belgium border, a real closure. and the

ivan cabrera was already taken by a chilean dancer, but that's another story. looking at the front with the showers that cleared out. some clouds are not going to bother us. full sunshine and temperatures right now in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees. calm winds and a front stays down this weekend. we have another boundary that's going to move through also moving through quietly. the last couple have done so. don't expect showers this weekend. just dry air and lots of sun. low humidity and nice and comfortable. the other issue is boaters and exercise caution. 60s right along the coast and a i'm thinking upper 60s with the entire beaches there and across the interior and away from it with the mid to upper 60s. overnight lows in the 50s. and back at it tomorrow. sunshine getting to work doing its job getting us into the mid-70s. higher and higher sun angles means the cold fronts cool us off. we'll recover quite nicely, thank you. 2 to 4 foot seas. diminishing as we hit to tomorrow as well. there's your sunrise and sunset. this is the last full weekend with our

cabrera's great approach on 15 nearly goes in here. he went ton win the hole and the match two and one. he faces oswalt another. rory mac -- mcilroy advances will now face jason day tomorrow. he beat kepka. at the ncaa tournament, oklahoma's buddy hield scored 37 as the southeasterns beat oregon, 80-68. so they'll play at the win over kansas and villanova in final four. i you're asking me if buddy is his name? it's not. out jivano but his mom was a big fan of "married with children" and the south he looked like bud bundy, but there was a bud who was a drug dealer in the neighborhood, so they couldn't call him bud so they called him buddy. >> there you have it. celebrating spring with special guests next at 6:00. we'll show you the easy fun in -- easter fun >>> join on kofy tv 20. four months and counting. the unique protest on the lawn at the state capital and then at 11:00 here on channel 7, close again. another delay at an historic berkeley theater that was supposed to re-open. and we're airing the movie "the ten commandments" at 7:0

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. get all your business on cnbc. >>> 9:25 on our saturday morning.t pat connery has tied. his best selling works include" the prince of tides" and "the great santini." he announced last month he was battling pan secrcreatic cancer. >> nine wildcats found abused in new mexico are heading to south carolina. they were put on a jet yesterday. the an were rescued from a privately owned home where they were kept in case. now they will live in a wildlife sanctuary in denver. >>> still ahead, police officer under fire. drew smith is live for the search of the gunman who shot at a car. >> reporter: those bullets were flying in a philadelphia neighborhood last night but not came from police. we'll tell you the full story but reaction from witnesses. >> off to a cold start. temperatures in the 30s. some spots still below freezing. cold one today. temperatures staying put in the 40s as well as tomorrow. sunshine to start before we see clouds building in and that's ahead of a system that will bring us rain and snow. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> phila

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> all right. we have some snow showers early this morning. some isolated snow showers are not going to amount to much. but still could cause some problems as you're out and about early this morning in parts of the poconos, down through delaware. weather headlines on sunday morning, there are early snow showers. i'll show you on radar where they are. otherwise another cold day, temperatures right around 47 degrees later on this afternoon. 49 is normal. a little shy of that's normal this time of year but not quite as cold as 42 we had the other day. done with cold air, big warm-up ahead, temperatures in the 50s, 60s and 70s. 36 in philadelphia, winds are calm. we're looking at temperatures about 6 degrees warmer compared to 24 hours ago. some spots 10 degrees warmer. storm radar we are tracking snow showers, mainly light and mainly falling in parts of the poconos, lehigh valley and parts of delaware into sout

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> now, 7:26.s morning we are breaking down super saturday in the race for the white house. nbc 10's drew smith is following the decision 2016 development. drew. >> one candidate appears to be emerging as the guy who will be the best shot to take on donald trump. we'll tell you which states and what it all means at 7:30. >>> all right. snow is falling this morning in some spots, mainly poconos, seeing some slippery spots there. mostly cloudy morning, a look at cape may camera. partly sunny skies but keeping cold air in place before we really warm up during the workweek will we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> this morning two officers are in the hospital and a driver in custody after investigators say he rammed into a police vehicle. what authorities believe caused the crash. >> marco rubio had a very, very bad night. personally i'd call for him to drop out of the race. >> the good and the bad from super saturday. how the candidates are moving forward after another hurdle in the path to the p

but what had if cabrera is on disabled lis longer? fnlings what do you do? check the forecast once again. nice and milted. >> not bad at all compared to what we normally see this time of the year. normallies for today 35 degrees down to 49 so 15 warm or than normal with the low temp ranging as it stands right now. 4 r9 49 is average high that is where we are. record high for today 82 degrees so we're talking about warmer than normal temps but not records. 49 with a clear sky at central park. winds are calm and fair sky here in the tristate not a lot coming up for us today at least not later on this evening into tonight something is trying to roll this way. clear sky for the majority of the day. a warm front to north and west with a northern tear and could splash through the city and long island as well through new jersey too but chances are better for rain up to the northwest of the city. dry orer by tomorrow morning and then showers try to pop up again as we head in toward thursday afternoon. and you can see not only showers but a few thunderstorms in mix a

more from michelle caruso-cabrera live for us in havana in the next half hour. >>> to today's top corporatery, an $8.9 billion deal, sherwin-williams is buying valspar for a 35% premium over value par's friday closing price. >> nice deal in paint. >> it becomes number one and number three is trying to get access globally in term its of some of the spots. >>> now on to the global markets here. if you take a look at what's happening in asia. we did see a nice move higher in terms of hang seng and hong kong, and also the shanghai composite on the mainland. 2.2% on the shanghai. kospi down 0.1 of a percent. shanghai composite there, is this, again, a little bit because of what happened overall with margin requirements. >> they loosened. >> they loosened a bit to give a bit of to the stock market. >> as for the european markets we'll say it's mixed. german dax down, france cac down by.5%. the ftse mib in italy and spain just about flat. no huge moves. >> broader market moves right now, i'll show you what's going wouldn't the dollar which is soap part of the story. the weakening of the u.s. dolla

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. get all your business news on cnbc. >> announcer: now, you're nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >>> well, good sunday morning. it is the first day of spring finally but it feels like winter this morning. spring has a cold start today in the 30s across a lot of the area so you'll want heavy jackets before you step outside. watching rain and still snow in the forecast later tonight. not for everyone but that rain is going to start early in the afternoon for you. snow mostly overnight tonight and mostly new jersey and delaware. show you that in a second. 33 in allentown, mid-30s for pottstown, westchester, philadelphia 38 degrees. 38 in wilmington, 38 millville, 39 in dover. so if you're about to step outside it's cold and also breezy. that's making it feel a little bit colder, too. 8:00 this morning near 40 degrees, mostly cloudy by noon today. overcast skies for most of the area, around 43. by 4:00 p.m. at least in the philadelphia area, points north and wes

. >>> here's ivan cabrera with florida's most accurate 7-day forecast. another cold start. >> it's cold out there. temperatures now, in tampa at least, 52, clearwater and st. pete, 57. that is the warm spot as we wind the view, we can see we have indeed much colder conditions. cold enough the national weather service issued the frost advisory last night. mid-30s with patchy frost through 9:00 a.m. incredible, on this first week pattern we're in. we'll break it quickly the next several days. upper 30s now. we'll drop a few more degrees, 40s across the interior and there's the milder spot along the coast as we plan the day with the forecast, temperatures climbing into the mid-60s. then mid-70s, not as cold tonight. talking about 80-degree weather coming back and letting you know when rain chances begin >>> 4:32. live look at i-275 near hillsborough avenue. no issues to report. we'll get another check of the roads in 15 minutes. >>> president obama's historic trip to cuba concludes today with a baseball game. yesterday mr. obama met with raul castro, urging

michelle caruso-cabrera joins us now from new york.re just talking about the ecb, because it's a data light week, earnings light week, we're wondering whether this winning streak for stocks can continue. >> this morning the futures look like they don't suggest they will happen. we will discuss politics, the debate last night. a debate about donald trump. a republican congressman from pennsylvania supporting donald trump, but a former george w. bush white house official doing everything he can to stop trump. we'll note the passing of former first lady nancy reagan. and her death crystalizes for a lot of people in the middle of this gop nomination the person who the party misses so much, ronald reagan. and we will discuss shake shack with their results out after the bell. and netflix dropped a new "house of cards" over the weekend. what will that do for subscriber growth? >> i watched the first two episodes of that. >> you did? i was disappointed. >> yeah. >> not as good as it was in season two. >> i gave up after the first season. >> yo

. >> reporter: -- ivan cabrera joins us now. >> absolutely. that compares to yesterday where we had high humidity where temps were well into the 60s. temps move through quietly as the next one will for the most running anywhere from 5 to 16 degrees cooler than yesterday. clearly we've had a front through. you will feel it this morning. temperatures in the 40s and 50s for the rest of the day. it will drop a couple more degrees to get into the upper 50s through the morning. commute looks good, dry, cool. by lunchtime, temperatures in the mid-70s and even upper 70s farther south and east. i'm already looking at the next disturbance. seeing the showers and storms kicking off across portions of the tennessee valley. we'll let you know when it gets here and how it will impact our weather in a few minutes. >>> when you look right now this is i-4 at mlk boulevard. no problems to report on this particular stretch of roadway. gentleman nil will have a full look at the -- janelle will >>> a woman had a gun in her face and a car stolen on her way to the s

more on democracy 2016 coverage, in a minute but first here's ivan cabrera with florida's most accurate 7-day forecast. >>> waking up in tampa? just a few clouds but the visibility is still good, full areas is where we have the problems. visibilities. clearwater at 3, that is ok but that is the area we're watching and the skyway is a potential problem as well. and zephyrhills looking at a mile and-a-half. that will continue to drop as we head through the morning. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. by lunchtime, 78, our highs today once again in the 80s. >>> this is i-275 at sunshine skyway, there's some fog there. we'll wait and see if it will remain open. you remember yesterday it was shut down because of heavy fog. janelle will tell us more momentarily. so some fog on the sunshine skyway now so take care as you head out the door. >>> as expected marco rubio is now putting his presidential hopes on ice as donald wins in florida. florida didn't come as a surprise but it was a surprise for some when he announced he's not continuing in the presidential race. after previously pledging he wou

meantime, michelle caruso-cabrera is with president obama in havana on this historic day. mr. obama and the cuban leader raul castro going to speak soon and we will carry it live. and what would a day be without donald trump? he's in washington. he may be making comments as well over the next two hours. welcome, everybody. i'm tyler mathisen with brian and melissa here and michelle in havana. but we begin this hour with john fortt in cupertino. >> this phone here might look old. the iphone 5s. we expect something like it to be the star of today's event. perhaps called the iphone se. apple is expected to resurrect this four inch iphone form factor in a newer phone with upgraded internals, better camera on the back, and upgraded chip inside, perhaps the a9, recently been in other phones. now, part of the question is how much this will cost. rumor has it could cost as low as $450, comparing to $650 for the iphone 6s. the latest out the gate. that could be important if this is part of apple's move to get deeper into growth markets like india and china, which have had the strongest

@white sox up 1-0, cabrera hit a @home run and white sox lead in @the game by a score of 4-2 as @we close in on the 7th and 8th @innings out there. @>> interesting news about the @calves. @>> he is saying that. @i wonder. @the number one seed. @if a game came down to a @deciding playoff game you want @it on your home floor. @>> thanks a lot. @>> back at 7:00. >>> breaking news tonight. history in cuba. the american and cube anne president side by side. an angry raul castro challenged over human rights raising president obama's arm in an awkward embrace. >>> trump's secret meeting with top republicans as hillary clinton and elizabeth warren go on the atta against him. >>> airport bust. 60 pounds of cocaine found hidden in carry-ones after a woman ran from screeners. you won't believe who

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. >>> meanwhile, with cabrera on the shelf, ruben teixeira, met the get the 11-0 win over the marlins. in tampa, c.c. sa bath yan and aaron hicks makes things worse. ticketed for the yankees dug out. sabathia struggled with control. but good news is chapman fared much better. the cuban missile struck out the side in the seventh with 100-mile-per-hour heat. >>> talk some soccer, nyfc hoping up their schedule against toronto fc, and squandered a 2-0 lead. 2-2 the final at the stadium. all right, get your brackets out, folks, cannot wait to talk college hoops. >> got to get mine started here. >>> still ahead as we continue this sunday night, the i-team has exclusive new developments in a 50 year old cold case. to keep an eye out for this man. where investigators say he tried >>> this is -- >> this is -- i'm sorry. this is the extended portion of our 11:00 show. >> and i'm natalie pasquarella. a sexual prid edator is on the loose who attacked a woman in her own apartment building. >> reporter: a woman walking out here in borough park was the victim of a sexual assault according to police.

michelle caruso-cabrera is there. us with a live update and a special guest in the next hour. tampa bay rays' owner stuart sternberg will join us. his team will play the cuban national team tomorrow. i don't have a high degree of confidence that it will be 18-0 t tampa bay. because those guys -- >> they know how to play. >> there's not a whole lot of other -- >> music. music is an export. >> fixing cars. >> yes. they're very good at that. keeping the cars running for 50 years. >>> politics. all but one of the candidates in washington today speaking to a pro-israel conference. bernie sanders is not on the agenda but he is the only one. he is in utah today ahead of tomorrow's primary there. >>> donald trump is reportedly meeting privately with nearly two dozen top republicans calling for party unity after another weekend of violence at one of his rallies. >>> a recent yale ceo survey found that 62% of the ceos polled believed that a bernie sanders presidency is the biggest threat to the economy while 34% said president

ivan cabrera? >> certainly is. very loud out there. could barely hear her because of the cuban music. i was enjoying the sandwiches with liz listiel campos. we're still going as far as the temperatures are going, in the wrong direction. by the afternoon, despite full late march spring sunshine keep you posted on the cool temperatures this morning. >>> let's look at traffic at 4:35. looking live at i-275 at the skyway over tampa bay. no problems to report there. we'll keep an eye on it though. the wind can sometimes be an issue on the skyway bridge. we'll check on traffic again in 15 minutes. >>> breaking news from asia. north korea just test fired its third test miss until four days. last friday pyongyang escalated military tensions on the korean peninsula by test firing two medium range ballistic missiles. there are concerns that north korea is on the verge of carrying out its fifth nuclear test despite tough u.n. sanctions imposed because of its fourth test in january. recent satellite images show underground detonation could take pl

yesterday, 56-year-old felix cabrera was sentenced to three months for distributing tainted meat. three others have pleaded guilty and they have already been sentenced in that case. >>> next at 5:00, protesting trump. his visit to arizona sparks more controversy, as immigration becomes a bigger issue. plus, walking to honor his fallen friends. a marine corps veteran finishes an incredible journey in san francisco today. >>> dozens of protesters blocked a main highway in phoenix today. the reason -- donald trump. the republican presidential front-runner was holding a rally nearby. the protesters banged on drums and chanted anti-trump slogans. the arizona protest was relatively calm compared to what you're seeing here. this is last night in salt lake city. trump supporters and protesters crashing there. >>> as the campaign trail heads out west, immigration is becoming an important focus for candidates. nbc's chris pallone reports. >> reporter: near scottsdale, arizona saturday, donald trump rallied with thousands of supporters ahead of tuesday's arizona primary. painting himself as

our chief international correspondent, michelle caruso-cabrera, is live in the belgian capital. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carl. new political ramifications in the wake of tuesday's attack. in the last few minutes, belgian media reporting that the justice minister and interior minister tendered their resignation, but the prime minister refused. of course, there's been lots of recriminations and questions of why this attack happened when, clearly, the city was already under alert based on what had happened as a result of the paris attacks and the search for salah abdeslam. while the investigation continues into what happened on tuesday, the justice process is ongoing. the lawyer for salah abdeslam was in court this morning for a pretrial hearing that eventually got delayed, but he did speak with the media as he was coming out of the courthouse. when he told him that his client was no longer going to refuse extradition to france -- the original plan was for him to be extradited to france. salah abdeslam did not want to do that, but apparently now he's decid

our very own michelle caruso-cabrera joins us from the belgian capital. good morning, michelle. >> reporter: good morning, sara. the key development overnight is that the authorities believe there is a definitive connection between the attacks here in brussels and the attacks in paris back in november. the two brothers who died as suicide bombers here, one in the subway, one at the airport, are believed to have been accomplices, facilitators of the paris attacks, providing safe houses and/or transportation. this is raising the level of criticism of the security officials here. the argument is you have this belgian terrorist cell. you have terrorists working across borders, but intelligence services not necessarily cooperating or working across borders. so this is already becoming a political discussion here. does this situation require more europe. the euro skeptics are saying it requires less europe. we need to reduce the ability to cross borders. we need to control our own borders individually as countries. so once again, the key development, there's de