families like callen and his dad. you're here from main minute? >> we are. >> callen, what do you like most about the ronald mcdonald house? >> i'm four. >> he is four and he loves the play room. >> cool. so dad tell us why you're here, thank you, we hear the phones ringing already. >> ronald mcdonald house has been great us to, callen's had some challenges, we as family have been able to be part of the process as he goes to different hospitals, and we're down here in philadelphia, from the state of maine main and our whole family is able to be here, and be here with him for the week while here. >> wonderful. having healthy child is such a bless being, certainly must mean a lot of to you to have somewhere to stay. >> and we would not be able to be here without the ronald mcdonald house. >> callen, daniel, thanks so much. again we will be back in 30 minute, please given us a call >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." we are continuing our coverage of a series of explosions today in the capital of belgium, the country's prime minister says that th

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the yellow is what we callen elevated risk. maybe an isolated tornado. the threat is very, very small for that. tomorrow, the threat for thunderstorms shifts to the east t would be georgia, alabama and northern florida that would have a marginal risk for severe weather. strong storms with damaging winds, perhaps some heavy rain but no severe weather. we talked about this yesterday. we will not see any severe weather out of this event this weekend. futurecast, clear this evening. overnight we'll see the clouds build. as we start tomorrow morning, we should begin with either an overcast or mostly cloudy skies. i think futurecast is really underdoing the amount of rain we'll see around here tomorrow afternoon and in the overnight our forecast by 8:00, feeling pretty good. 60 at that point. overnight hoes will be in the 40s. 48 in raleigh. -- overnight lows will be in the 40s. more cloud cover overnight. we'll have light winds. tomorrow more than, we wake one some sprinkles perhaps, cloudy skies, 50 by 8:00 a.m. 57 here in the triangle. 62 in goldsboro. let'

. >>> first i want to congratulate kelly evans for a fantastic interview with alan callen.job. let's talk about two things i didn't talk enough about. banks tonight do that well in this environment. they are so oversold they were due for a bounce. that's what i think wells fargo did. i wouldn't bet against warren buffett. my charitable trust owns that stock. you see what happened when oil got to 40, 42. oil comes to the market. rusty brazil, the guy i used from rbn has laid this out. there are a lot of fields that get opened up as soon as we go to 40. it's self-fulfilling. you don't need to sell the airlines because oil went up. there is always a bull market somewhere. i promise to find it for you on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow. tilman: tonight on "billion dollar buyer"... we could throw a $100,000 order at you - every 90 days. - boom. tilman: ...i'm bringin' my buying power to austin, texas, where i'll give two small companies a shot at the big time. a glassblower who may be more artist than businesswoman. when you talk about these two hands - a

i want to bring in judge alex ferrer, and paul callen criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor you well know, police do their job and hand it over to the prosecutors and they sift through and decide a couple of things. number one, do we have enough to meet our burden and is there a possibility to get a conviction here. to that end we got a list of what is sitting on the desk in florida at this time. they have the video we just saw. they have witness testimony of a person there at the moment. they have corey lewandowski tweets where he said i never touched her. they have pictures of my shell fields' bruises sent out immediately and most significantly audiotape of michelle fields initial reaction as told to ben terris who happened to be rolling tape. that tape is significant. you don't typically get a list like that in a battery case. >> are they running out of crime in jupiter, florida? when i started out as a prosecutor we had the 20-stitch rule. if an assault resulted in 20 stitches or left we dismissed the case at arraignments. the crime rate was three times higher than now.

any and every bit helps to go a very long way for families like dan and callen there is adorable littleting from your hard earned dollars. so if you can, we want to get those phones ringing, guys, look at that, how can you say no to that face? so adorable, super man himself here. give us a call full can: 844-977-cbs3 is the number. >> to help change the luck after child. so, a lot going on here, although i hear no phones ringing at the moment, we would love to hear from. please if you can do your part. it is such a great day here at cbs-3. we would love to hear from you. obviously a lot going on out here right now. meisha, a i send it into you, see how the roads are doing. >> everyone looks great. keep up the great work. good morning, everyone, you know, pick up the phone and call and donate to great cause. we did have accident here 95 north before the commodore barry bridge, just clearing now, starting to see some tension loosen up just little bit. now that we are pushing toward the 7:00 hour, main hour, rush hour, still busy even though that that has now moved out of the wayment make

callen: i just think that i am voting for bernie sanders. host: why do you support him?ike the stuff he has come up with. thing,kers, the biggest for the family leave, women who are pregnant they get the time off. i like that. his health care thing. it is awesome. the way he is going to do it. host: thank you. rebecca, bernie sanders won his home state tonight but didn't fare well elsewhere. he talked about the fact that he is a political revolution bringing disenfranchised and young voters into the system. guest: he did. i would not say that it is a huge surprise he didn't come out on top. this was supposed to be a big day for hillary clinton. she is strong in the south. these are states were you have a african-american voters coming out to the polls and they tend to support hillary clinton in this race. it was a reverse dynamic than 2008. bernie sanders has a road ahead of him. he has a groundswell of support behind in which is helpful when you are running as an insurgent candidate as he is but hillary clinton at an and vantage and still the favored candidate to win. h

y rodrÍguez simplemente escribiÓ: que no se callen.enta, las emociones espejo responde a nuestro entorno, por eso uno crea conciencia de lo importante que es no dejarse contagiar emociones negativas y tambiÉn lo saludable que es de rodearte de personas positivas que te contagien las emociones agradables, positivas. se han hecho estudios por ejemplo en aeropuertos donde se ha sembrado a propÓsito en una sala de espera a alguien que ha empezado a dar taconazos en el piso creando ansiedad, a los pocos minutos tuve es que personas afectadas de manera apacible y calmada en el aeropuerto en la sala de espera comienzan a caminar de manera ansiosa, porque empezÓ el contagio de esa emociÓn, lo mismo cuando ves a alguien riÉndose a carcajadas, aunque no tengas razones para reÍrte a los pocos segundos vas a comenzar una sonrisa y luego una carcajada, y no sabes de quÉ se rÍe la otra persona, podemos utilizarlo a nuestro beneficio y tratar de apartar a las personas que vienen a influenciarlos con emociones negativas, no es fÁcil pero es posible. a

y rodrÍguez simplemente escribiÓ: que no se callen.said, ah! ♪ oops, yo' mama! ♪ ♪ feels like i'm dreaming, ♪ ♪ but i'm not sleeping. ♪ ♪ i'm in heave♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ana: ahora tenemos un tema bastante interesante, no pensÉ que pueda ser verdad, usted siente que se contagia con las amarguras de personas que lo rodean, no es una cosa de la imaginaciÓn, segÚn una investigaciÓn las emociones son tan contagiosas que se transmiten incluso mÁs rápido que un virus a una gripe, ismael, te pregunto porque eres la persona que nos motivas, ¿por quÉ sucede esto? ismael: dentro de nuestro cerebro hay neuronas espejo, que reaccionan, es un proceso inconsciente o subconsciente, no lo estamos pensando, asÍ actÚan, es como la ecografÍa sensorial, nuestro cerebro, y si hay alguien, por ejemplo, uno estÁ conversando con una persona y observar la cara de esa persona e inconscientemente vas a replicar las emociones de esa persona sin darse cuenta, las emociones espejo responde a nuestro entorno, por eso uno crea conciencia de lo importante que es no dejarse con