carol: crazy.all of the mergers and acquisitions, you see a lot of american companies, i'm thinking of fedex, and that could juice activity. carol: i wonder what it will mean for the euro long-term. central banks are cutting back and using the euro as a reserve currency. what that means long-term, we'll see what happens. bob: i still have my money on bitcoin becoming the reserve currency of the world. carol: good luck with that. bob: a long-term play. olivia: another continent stocks also soaring. japanese stocks soaring with the nikkei briefly trading above 20,000 today, the first time the nikkei has done that in 15 years. shares were particularly helpful i fast retailing, which accounts for about 10% of the benchmark. it is the same story. the punch bowl juicing equities. carol: just this week they said they would continue with monetary policy. no surprise. bob: i looked at the world money supply, and they had a picture from the guy -- with the guy from monopoly bathing in money. the world money

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very disturbing carol.s would not have allowed his doctors to inform lufthansa, his employer that all of this was happening. he would have had to self-report. we know that didn't happen in this latest case. carol. >> going back to one point that you made will. law enforcement source with detailed knowledge of the investigation doesn't think lubitz was using the heavy medication while he was working because they interviewed him the day before he flew and said this lufthansa employee germanwings employee said lubitz seemed completely normal with no problem whatsoever. so he hid things well or -- what do you make of that? >> reporter: he did hide things well carol. remember his long-time girlfriend whom he had known since he was in high school when he was growing up together working at burger king she was even unaware of the extent of what he was going through. she knew that he had psychological problems and prps even knew that at least two doctors had told him that he was unfit to fly, however, she thought th

does carol costello? it's time to get to "newsroom" with carol. hi carol. >> does anyone believe that chris cuomo actually did 200 pushups? >> 22 carol costello. >> oh, 22. >> 22. >> 22. >> i couldn't do 100. >> whatever. thanks a lot. have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this morning in north charleston south carolina. we're awaiting the release of a key piece of evidence the dash cam video capturing the encounter of walter scott and michael slager. the city is taking swift action firing officer slager and vowing that every cop on the street will soon be equipped with a body camera. martin savidge is following the latest developments for us from north charleston. good morning, martin. >> reporter: good morning, carol. by now we're all foom with that horrific video that was taken by the bystanders that shows the shooting that triggered all of this event. what many people are not aware of you've already alluded to a lot of

carol?lencia reporting live from north charleston this morning. >>> another police shooting in oklahoma. robert bates is set to turn himself into authorities today. bates says it was an accident. he intended to taze the victim eric harris but mistakenly drew his gun. that's little consolation to harris' family. his brother and the family's attorney spoke with cnn's "new day." >> i was very pleased that the d.a. pressed charges against this individual and i'm hoping to see more justice in this case. >> as the attorney for the family, i know that you have questioned why this reserve deputy was involved in this sting operation to begin with. dan, you have lots of questions about why he was on scene. >> absolutely. i mean i think the country now has seen a system where you've got wealthy individuals with little to no training allowed to participate in a highly dangerous situation. it's dangerous not only to citizens on the streets but dangerous to fellow officers. >> his attorney maintains he wa

carol?deborah feyerick reporting live from boston this morning. >>> new video just in to the "newsnight," you're looking at drone footage shot by reuters. it shows the extensive damage in nepal after this weekend's massive earthquake. 3900 people have died in this disaster. more than 6,000 are injured and many more remain missing. up next we have some of those victims' stories. ♪ getting older shouldn't mean giving up all the things she loves to do. it should just mean, well, finding new ways to do them. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects caregivers to provide help with personal care, housekeeping, and of course, meal preparation. oh, that smells so good. aw, and it tastes good, too. we can provide the right care, right at home. body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, i-can-totally-do-this- all-in-one-trip kind of woman. when pain tries to stop you, there's motrin. motrin works fast to stop pain where it starts. make it happen with new motrin liquid gels. unbelieva

good morning. >> good morning, carol. there are two particular periods of time that the protesters the family and the attorney want to know about. one of them is the time that he was arrested to when you see that cell phone video of him with his legs limp and his arms behind his back. the second period of time is from that cell phone video to the time that an ambulance was called some 30 minutes later. >> look at that. >> his leg look broke. look at his leg. >> reporter: that is freddie grey. >> that boy leg look broke. >> being detained a week ago by baltimore police. the question now, how did the 27-year-old go from this to this? lapsing into a coma less than an hour later and dying yesterday? >> the questions that many of have you are the same questions that we're asking. >> reporter: the attorney for gray's family alleges the police are covering up what really happened. baltimore police say they spot gray and begin to approach him at 8:39 in the morning on april 12th for reasons not yet disclosed. they say gray immedi

i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we start with a question. is it freedom or discrimination? on one side those who say religious freedom laws in 19 states ensured their beliefs are not violated. on the other, critics say those laws legalize discrimination against gays and lesbians. indiana governor mike pence whose decision to sign this into law unleashed this tide al wave of controversy wants a fix. we don't know what the fix is. but we have new information on the timing. >> i've come to the conclusion that it would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone. >> pence's request comes as another governor arkansas's asa hutchinson follows through on a pledge to enact similar legislation. that could come today. rosa flores is in indianapolis but we begin in arkansas with victor blackwell. good morning victor. >> reporter: good morning, carol. i just spoke with the governor's office and they have

i am carol costello. thank you for joining me. we begin this morning with a potential showdown with iran. a buildup of american warships in the region, and nine u.s. naval vessels are off the coast of yemen along with ships with u.s. allies like egypt and saudi arabia. and the fighters are backed by iran and they are trying to topple yemen's government which is backed by the u.s. and the arab allies. iran is making it clear any allied interception of ships could trigger an ugly response especially as it nears the u.s.-brokered agreement on nuclear weapons. and let's get a view from within iran's capital. >> reporter: it's where you do have a strong response to the deployment of the u.s. warships there in the gulf of aden and there could be as many as nine iranian ships and the iranians say they have no intention of going towards the coast of yemen, and they are saying they want to give them humanitarian aid. one of the things the iranians do say is that they are not going to take any threats from the u.s. and from anybody else. i

>> carol, this is amazing.ly we talk about how the federal government waits for the local authorities to do what they're doing before they decide. in three days they decided the fbi would start an investigation. justin departments civil rights division is investigating. they're assisting the local authorities. i think we can say that clearly the video which we've shown on our air has made a huge difference difference. the federal government is deciding whether they want to investigate and see if there's any civil rights violation that can be brought against the officer. >> paul callan has been doing his homework. he has interesting numbers. what have you found? south carolina has been compiling statistics on police-related shootings and over the last five years there have been over 200 incidents where police officers have fired at civilians. not one police officer has been fired in the last five years. nobody can ever remember a south carolina officer being convicted of killing someone and using excessive force

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carol: exactly.ple watch -- if you are looking to buy you will have to wait until june. while the watch goes on sale april 24 apple is producing many deliveries will not arrive until june or july. the company began taking pre- -orders on april 10. you think this is a way to generate more buzz? carol: you have to wonder if off the bat they did not make enough watches because they were not sure how many people would be interested. they took the april 24 off of the website. they are doing things so differently. it makes me wonder. matt: that is good. they are moving toward a future where you do not have a whole bunch of super stinky nerds waiting outside of the stores for three days with their backpacks. carol: what is wrong with that? matt: it makes this avenue look around us, and it is hard for me to go in and buy a charger. carol: it is free advertising because we cover the lines. matt: the future is online for the most part, and that is the way people are going to get these watches. betty: number 6

carol? >> martin savidge reporting live from north charleston south carolina. >>> the witness who recorded those images is speaking out about his decision to record that fateful encounter and why his world will never be the same. >> i even thought about erasing the media. >> why? >> i felt that my life with this information might be like i say, in danger. i thought about erasing the video and getting out of the community in north charleston being some place else. >> leaving town? >> yes. >> because you're that scared? >> yes. like i said as soon as i saw the video, u knew the cop didn't do the right thing. like i say, i feel kind of scared about that. >> but you decided instead of deleting the video, you decided to do what? >> i look at the police report -- i went after finishing working. i went home. i was -- people went to the barber shop talking about what happened. over there next to my house, because it's right there. i saw the police report. i read it. it wasn't like that. >> so a lot

i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this morning with an eye on your morning. the dow is braceing for a rough opening. dow down 100 points all in response to friday's disappoint disappointing jobs report. at the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> good morning, carol. we see those red arrows and expect the dow to plunge at least 100 points at the opening when it rings in about a half hour. traders and investors had the day off and looks like they spent the day not only digesting their chocolate marshmallow eggs but digesting the disappointing jobs reports showing only 126,000 jobs were added compared to expectation of 244,000. the big worry today as we begin this monday, perhaps not only the jobs market losing momentum and other areas of the economy and earnings season begins wednesday and it's not expected to be stellar as well. we will keep and eye on the numbers for you and back when the opening bell rings. >> thanks so much. we will get back to you. >>> hillary 2.0, she has big plans to reintroduce he

carol? >> all right. joe johns reporting live from iowa this morning. >>> now let's turn to the republican race for the white house. the rising star in the party senator marco rubio will officially announce his bid later today in his hometown of miami. here's a glimpse of a video released just before the announcement. >> and so now i know that every chance i have ever had and everything that i will ever accomplish i owe to god, to my parents' sacrifices and to the united states of america. >> dana bash is cnn's chief congressional correspondent. dana good morning. you've covered rubio on capitol hill. what makes him stand out? >> well in large part what you just heard in that clip there. in fact the video that they released was kind of his greatest hits. he is known as somebody who is quite the orator. he is very eloquent. it's not just the way he speaks it's what he speaks about. it's going to be in large part what you see behind me. it's a building called the freedom tower, and this is the police where

we'll get back to carol in just a moment.thquake and avalanche. we have dramatic video of a rescue of a man trapped in that rubble for four days. it is incredible. it's remarkable that he made it out alive. for many others the situation remains perilous. you can see how bad the devastation is. these are drone images shot over the capital of nepal, kathmandu. the death toll is expected to go higher. torrential rains triggered landslides north of the capital. 200 people now feared missing from one of those landslides. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joins me from kathmandu. you have seen it all first hand. unicef is saying a million children there need help but amid all of the chaos, all of the death, there are some miracles. >> reporter: there really are. i think unicef has now upped that number to 1.7 million children. this is a young country. a lot of young children. children under the age of five that need help and special nutrition. there are remarkable recoveries. a 4-month-old baby, i don't know if saw t

tell us more. >> reporter: hi carol.getting ready to come over here to the federal court here in newark. the police have already put up barriers to control the media. this is an unusual situation. usually a senator, someone like this would be offered the chance to surrender away from the cameras. this senator has decided he wants to do it here. he's going to be processed and appear before a magistrate and be arraigned to hear the charges. altogether there are 14 counts eight counts of bribery, three counts of services fraud, conspiracy travel vie lilgs and false statements. there's a lot of salacious details in this 68-page indictment announced yesterday by the justice department including efforts by the senator to help get visas for girlfriends of his friend solomon maljin an ophthalmologist in florida, long time donor and friend of the senator. >> evan perez reporting live in new jersey. >>> also happening, indiana lawmakers are debating amended language to the religious freedom deal. promising everyone no matter race

good morning. >> good morning, carol.ing could give john hinckley more freedom than he already has. it's expected his lawyers will ask the federal judge today to move him to near permanent status away from the mental institution where he has been living for the last decades. over the past few years, since late 1990s, he has slowly been gaining freedom and more time away from the institution and part of a phrase program to reintroduce him to society, and right now he is allowed 17 days out of the month away from the hospital and he has been living during that time at his mother's home in williamsburg virginia. it's a golf community where he has been moving within the community like any other member and he is going to movie theaters and going to art classes and hitting the wendy's in town as part of the reintroduction into society. patty davis, the daughter of ronald reagan she has been vocal posting to her website that it just feels wrong. carol? >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. joining me now, a former economic advi

carol is standing by with more on that. this looks amazing carol. >> it is one of the nicest days in a long, long time. if you have outdoor plans you're wise to make them. if you haven't made them yet, true to. even pulling a chair to the window and opening a window you'll fine a gorgeous day out there we have blue skies. terrific looking through ben franklin bridge, and people are out on it. and, this is out in kutztown and we will see temperature had just come up at 33, notice white look at the lawn . >> we have wind out of the west, very late wind out there, which is nice, because it has been so windy around here for so many days. forty-two right the now ought at the airport, in philadelphia, still at freezing mark through atlantic city airport area. thirty-three allentown. thirty-one in reading. thirty in millville with that frost advisory that you can see areas in blue, on the outskirts of the city and also through south jersey until 8:00 this morning when these temperatures will start to rise. clear skies, every where

the let's send it over to carol for more on the forecast and it seems like a good day, carol. >> it is a great weekend. i hope people get outside and enjoy all of the great weather we have got. yesterday 81 degrees. today will be cooler. so note that. but not, not that cooler. 65 degrees. the that is where we should be in april. it looks like a beautiful day shaping up. it is already pretty out there ben franklin bridge showing blue skies. we have a few clouds out. you can see several of them taking a look at kutztown right new and see temperature of 46 degrees. still a beautiful looking start to the day. we have storm scan three showing some of those high clouds, just expect to see though, and some sun today and then later on we will get some cloud that are lower and start to mean businesses specially overnight. our temperature right now 56 degrees in philadelphia a52 trenton. fifty-six in wilmington. comfortable start to the day. we have conditions today that will be cooler then yesterday but still very nice day temperatures are at ease nal normals today. monday, gets soggy. so lets

>> not necessarily, carol. good morning. just yesterday i was on with paul callen and we were convinced there would be a hung jury. the fact that there is a verdict is very interesting. there have been many very famous cases that have been out for seven days eight days nine days and so it's anybody's guess at this point whether we're going to see a conviction or an acquittal on the murder charges. of course what we're looking at is murder one which would require the prosecutor to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there was either planning or that there was such cruelty to the killing that to find him guilty. there's also murder two, which does not require the planning aspect and then we're also looking at a possession of a weapon and ammunition charges as well. so it will be interesting to see what happens, carol. >> absolutely. jean initially when this trial started, we thought that prosecutors had so much evidence that it would be a cinch and jurors would come back in a second. >> more than 400 exhibits. one key here --

>> all right carol thanks. 7:49. the roads and the highways, with melanie armstrong in the cbs-3 traffic center. melanie? >> good morning things pretty quiet on the roads this easter morning. we are looking at a shot of the schuylkill, i76, passyunk avenue, you can see very right volume no delays there. we do have some things going on in philadelphia, martin luther king drive, closed, between the ben franklin parkway eakin's oval and montgomery drive for recreational activities, through 5:00 today. we have the kelly drive between fountain green and hunting park avenue, closed for sporting event there. that's also until 5:00. now, we take a look at blue route 476 at mid-county. you can see very light volume through there. no reported delays on the blue route. also, no reported delays on the vine street expressway or the boulevard. and now we go to the last camera shot here, we have 95 at girard, you can see some volume there. little hazy today. little winnie, due to the camera shaking there and we have also septa roar

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hi athena. >> reporter: hi carol. curfew has been credited with helping keep the peace and the calm here on the streets of baltimore, a very calm night last night, but it's also beginning to come under some fire. we're here on a busy commercial strip in east baltimore. some of these stores were looted but others are reopening. we've seen one or two open every few minutes. people rolling up those gates, those roller gates. that's fine for these stores but if you are a restaurant a bar, a nightclub, even a 24-hour gas stations they're all being affected by this 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew put in place tuesday night, expected to last until next tuesday. we spoke with the chamber of commerce president who said that businesses like that are being affected very very negatively. they are losing money, and that's why there is some discussion about potentially ending the curfew early. "the baltimore sun" reported that the mayor's office is considering putting an end to that curfew before next tuesday. our own chris cuomo as

. >>> good morning carol. >> good morning to you. i'm sure everybody has noticed just how dreary the weather has been yesterday and i think we have another situation brewing today. it is going to be dreary again today. you can tell by taking a look the a the skies that are cloudy, they will stay cloudy the entire day and head down in the rehoboth beach area and you can see down there look at the lights glistening on the boardwalk, in rehoboth beach, as we take a look at the a very wet start to the morning this morning. so as we switch over and take a look at that. if we don't switch over, take my word for it, and we will be back with all of the temperatures for the next week coming up. >> thank you carol. >>> police could release dash cam video to help shed more light on what happened before a white the police officer fatally shot a black man after a weekend traffic stop. this witness video shows officer michael slager shooting and killing 50 year-old walter scott who was running away at the time. >>> now slager is facing murder char

i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. you're looking right now at live pictures out of paris, france. at any moment now the prosecutor there is expected to hold a news conference about a foiled terror attack. we'll bring you any new developments when they happen. here's what we know right now about the suspect though. government officials say a 24-year-old man was planning to strike one to two churches in suburban paris and then travel to syria. he's described as an i.t. student. he's also been linked to the weekend killing of a woman. according to our affiliates police searched the suspect's parents' and sisters' homes this morning living in a town three hours east of paris. our senior international correspondent nic robertson is following the story for us. tell us more nic. >> this appears to be a situation where france if you will has literally dodged a bullet. police were responding to a call that someone had been injured. when they arrived, they thought they were witnessing -- the french pre

carol? >> you know, really is, spring time is never great. because you get the clash of these air masses, and you end up getting this extremely violent weather, a lot through the center of the country also through some of the southern states. we on the other hand complained about few clouds, well okay. i complain about few clouds. we shouldn't though. we should keep a lot of perspective going all the time. it is melting. slowly. jack frost big boulder they build it up. people come here. they ski. and then they watch it all go away. and then move onto other pursuits during the summer. but you can see the ski slope is starting to look more like maybe the boardwalk. and people are out all dressed in black, ski jackets pants temperatures in the 40's, it is a day that you probably will be dressed at least to start the day in a jacket. because it is cool out there. you can see, it is also pretty cloudy out there. we have temperature of 46 degrees, as we look from new jersey, all the way across the

we want april again, carol is in for katie as she's tracking this rain, carol good morning to you. vittoria is in the house. we will check it the out traffic and weather together. let's start with carol, good morning. >> good morning. we all like better weather for months, but we will see that. weekend will be good. if the trade off is that thursday isn't great well, i guess we have to take that to get a better weekend. that is how things are working around here. we will take a look and find that we have got just glummy conditions, look at that that is ben franklin bridge ready to take your $5 coming into center city. we are also looking at a temperature in the the 30's. we have 39 degrees through center city, that is temperature at palmyra

>> carol, thank you. well, on this is the holiest day of the christian calendar, pope francis delivers easter maas to packed crowd at saint peters square. this is a live look, in vatican city, thousands brave a thunderstorm for that occasion. dong rain slickers holding umbrellas, fateful seem to follow the pontiff's message for easter ville i can going beyond their comfort zone, vanishing indifference from their lives. >> on this day christians believe christ rose from the dead. cherri gregg from sister station kyw1060 at bethel ame church parishioners getting early start. good morning to you. >> happy easter to you good morning, yes for about 220 years mother bethel has been holding easter service here, on sunday morning and let me tell you folks are dress in the their resurrection white i see couple of folks coming in right now for the sunrise service. sunrise service is extremely symbolic. it is believed jesus christ rose from the dead easter sunday, with that sunrise it is believed that that is when h

i'm carol costello.ht ahead. >>> lufthansa knew and they let him fly anyway. a stunning revelation about co-pilot andreas lubitz and his battle with depression and new reports of the video showing the final moments of germanwings flight 9525. >> will he or won't he sign on? the governor of arkansas in the spotlight as he's set to announce his next move this hour. after state lawmakers approved a law similar to indiana's that has critics and protesters saying allows for discrimination against gays. >> iran nuclear talks in overtime. are we on verge of an historic deal or a diplomatic collapse that could lead to even stricter sanctions? >>> a lot going on this morning. i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. as john

i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. breaking news out of nepal, hope amid death following that massive earthquake. cheers as survivors are pulled from the rubble overnight. this as the death toll continues to rise now topping 3,900. the humanitarian crisis growing. hospitals overwhelmed. many people living outside for fear of aftershocks could bring down more buildings. international teams arriving now. more on all of this just ahead. first, to another story we're watching this morning. the funeral for freddie gray. the baltimore man who died a week after he was arrested and suffered a spinal cord injury while in police custody. these are live pictures from where a memorial service for gray is about to begin in an hour. that service coming after protests turned violent over the weekend. some 35 people arrested. six of them juveniles. now the family of freddie gray is asking for peace. >> my family want to say please stop the violence. freddie gray would not want this. freddie's mother and father don't want to violence.

i am carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. a threat this morning, iran nuclear talks are about to crumble as a divided washington finally finds common grounds on the talks with iran, and tehran threatens to walk away and iran's president says it won't accept any deal unless that agreement guarantees that all sanctions will be lifted immediately, and this latest blow more daunting because the white house finally agreed congress a final say in any final deal, and this after the senate foreign relations committee voted unanimously that congress have a say. bob corker that sponsored the bill tweeted this quote, the simple fact is that the white house dropped its veto threat of a congressional vote because they were not going to have the votes to sustain a veto. michelle kaczynski has more for you this morning. >> reporter: that statement by corker and this goes both ways because the reason the democrats were able to get so many democrats on board for this is because this bill was ultimately change

the let's send it over to carol for more on the forecast and it seems like a good day, carol. >> it is

nick snow. >> carol thank you. new this morning police are investigating a shooting in northeast philadelphia. a man was shot in the 4700 block of dara street around 11:00 last night. investigators tell us the unidentified man is in extremely critical condition but there is no word on a suspect at this time. >> also, new this morning pedestrian is struck by a car in bensalem. the accident happened just before 2:00 at the intersection of i-95 and street road. the victim was taken to the hospital. no details on their condition at this time. the driver remained at the scene. >> well, a major after shock shakes katmandu sending people yelling and running for open ground following that magnitude 7.8 earthquake in nepal. nearly 2,000 people are confirmed dead. now the desperate search for survivors continues this morning. >> now, the epi-center of the earthquake was centered last than 50 miles from katmandu, homes, temples historic buildings, gone. cbs news correspondent hen a daniels shows us the destruction. >> the dev

news4's carol maloney at the verizon center life. so carol, what went wrong tonight? >> so many things jim weft don't have time this segment. we'll talk about it a little later coming up in sports. but we do want to talk about how everyone was left feeling disappointed. maybe that's not even strong enough a word. frustrate, sickened, high hopes again, and they were shattered. of course we are to remember that it is a best of seven series. take a look at the play of the game. so much talk before the game about these two guys john and alex ovechkin. it was tavares with the game's big play-off the face-off. he had found ryan strom. quick strike score and puts the islanders up 2-1. and that's all they would need. caps unable to get much going on offense, and they would drop game one of the series 4-1. the best part about play-off hockey though you get to move on and you get to do it in a hurry. the caps are going to have to regroup when they come back here on friday for game two. we'll have the reaction coming up a little later on in sports. go on the list jim, about ever

. >> thanks, so much carol. good morning everyone n regard to the weather affecting your commute right now it is not awful but it is slick and it is damp. i would imagine it will get pretty bad once we see rush hour later on but a as of right now it is still pretty quiet. we will make our way into new jersey. you are commuting in southbound direction there are to delays at all. that is taillights here. northbound are headlights making your way around creek road. if you are traveling out and about, you won't notice rush hour but you will notice folks are taking it extra easy as a result of the weather. give yourself some more time 567:89:02. we don't see a rush until 6:00, 6:15. vine street expressway quiet. road are sleeping. you are probably sleeping maybe unless you have your coffee and you are watching us right now but it is all good traveling on the majors. fortunately traveling in bucks county we have an accident still closing mechanicsville road at bensalem between street and century lane. vehicle went in

carol stanyar: that is correct. judge cook: the import there is something different than what i thought you were talking about. you want them to recognize it and to license it -- for the state to license it. carol stanyar: we do. the central attribute to marriage is to marry the person of your own choice. the court must make a careful description of the fundamental right. there is a long history of decisions defining that right at a broader level of generality. judge sutton: take a loving point. that was a 1967 decision, so in 1960, if a gay caucasian man and a gate african-american man seek a license to mary in virginia. do you think that loving control that case of 1968? carol stanyar: i think the court, by citing loving, in windsor doesn't think there's much difference between marriage of a same-sex couple versus marriage of a biracial couple. the trent is certainly in that direction. -- the trend is in that direction. caps on: -- judge sutton: we had baker in 1973. carol stanyar: justice kennedy tells us somethi

you know this company inside and out carol. carol: they are all about food.y they truly care about where the food is coming from. betty: they are shooting themselves in their foot by the way. carol: they want to make sure they can deliver on the promise and that can be obligated. alex: this is the cross-section between animal-rights and capitalism. betty:. alex: how do you balance that? i am not a vegetarian but all of this stuff, they are still killing pigs so we are still eating pigs yet i relate. i want the peg's to have -- pigs to have betty: a nice life. netflix wants to become the king of content even more so. online streaming service will allow the efforts to unlock revenues from selling dvds and licensing rights to other services. netflix wants to be even more like hbo where they not only show these shows but they on this content. alex: amc has done it also. they said maybe it makes sense for us to own all of this. for netflix it is important because the streaming rights for some of these shows they do not own can go elsewhere like amazon. if they own

let's sends it over to carol.are experiencing some pretty cold temperatures out there. >> you know, i mean, i had the heater on full blast in my car driving in here. >> i had my seats on. >> really? >> the warming seats: that's not saying much, i'm always freezing so -- >> it is a cold morning out there. and i think you will be finding it that very same way in your neighborhood. it is 39 degrees, through center city philadelphia, and many areas, it is even chillier than that. it looks nice, though. if that's any consolation to anybody. center city philadelphia from our studios, you can see just few little very thin clouds out there. otherwise, it is nice out looking anyhow. down in rehoboth, rather the beach patrol in marching gate notice the ocean coming in on schedule nobody's out there. temperatures in the 30's in the sand, this morning. expect to find quiet day for the most part. storm scan3 showing, real now clouds over us, go off to the west, notice some very, very light precipitation, probably, none that fa

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let's send it offer to carol for more on the forecast which sound amazing, carol. >> it is, we have waited a long time. we have talk a a lot about how tired we are of bad weather, winter weather weather too cold for the month of april? that all changes today. our temperatures will be above where they are supposed to be, wind light sunnies out absolutely perfect and it comes on a weekend day which is even nicer. ben franklin bridge area from campbell's field camera looks lovely, in the a cloud in the sky. we will head down to the shore and you can see people outside on the boardwalk, ocean city enjoying themselves, running around walking and waiting for they are able to put sun tan lotion on and sun screen and get out there and energy summer warmth. we have temperature now in kutztown of 40. that is fine. we will watch this this morning with frost on the ground and temperatures of 28 degrees this morning. huge warm up. a very wrapped it one as that sun has come up. enjoy this day it will be stellar. forty-five at the the a airport in philadelphia appear of 41's in trenton and wilmington. mi

thanks for being with me. >> you're welcome, carol.> standing directly behind us members of the maryland national guard carrying some great big guns. how does that make you feel? >> doesn't make me feel good at all. what we're seeing now is that my city is truly in pain. my community is in pain. i think that the atmosphere right now is that it furthers the idea that in order for there to be real control, there has to be some level of violence. there has to be guns present. this is what the very nature of what young people in the city of baltimore particularly black youth are fighting each and every day. you have police outside high schools. you have police interacting negatively in contentious relationships with police and young people. this is what we see every day. what we've been seeing from last night if you were out in the community at north and pennsylvania what we saw last night is that as much as there was damage to property as much as there was fires and there was pain carol. there was real pain. me and my brothers and other p

carol stanyar: may it please the court, carol stanyar. for 50 years the supreme court has recognized that the freedom of personal choice in matters of marriage and family life are liberties protected by due process. april deboer and jane rouse have a constitutional right to share a life, to marry, to form a family, to raise their children. we show in this case that no matter what standard of scrutiny the court uses, no matter what doctrine the court applies, the state can't prevail here. the michigan marriage amendment is unconstitutional. a startling disagreement between the parties as the court has already observed is the articulation of the right itself. is it the right to marry or is the right to what the state is calling same-sex marriage? >> what about -- i mean, i realize before windsor, the first and second circuits said baker is binding. post-windsor, there is a majority recognizing that, but i have to say, i really find that a very serious issue. the thing that is going on is you oddly enough treat the summary as binding precede

here's carol.t will be a nice day today, carol another sure sign of spring. >> we have a cherry blossom in philadelphia, at fairmount park yes every year, and it is beautiful out there. >> yes. >> look at this sunrise. it is absolutely magnificent. the in the only that but we have great sky conditions, we have great temperatures later on this afternoon and it is pretty chilly out there this morning. the wind will be down today and that will make it feel all the better sunshine, reflect on buildings up in the sky, skies are blue and there isn't a included out there and it looks lovely. we will head to cape may courthouse middletown ship high school, 42 degrees but sunnies up there. kid are not there. i think they are probably thrilled about that and i wouldn't be surprised if the teachers weren't thrilled too. we have got a temperature of 40 degrees in philadelphia but look at this, it is 30 degrees in atlantic city. 10 miles inland at the airport. it is a chilly start to the day there below freezin

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thanks carol. hey, as the food trucks craze continues, to gain momentum all over the country really, rolling retail is growing in popularity, as well. everything from fashion designers to flores cents look to go sell their wears. "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan explains, it is not just mom and pop shops pulling up to a corner near you. >> if you can find it in a brick and mortar store odds are, you can now finds it in a store on wheels. >> anything from flower trucks, to fax trucks, we've seen sunglasses, hair salons on wheels. >> there are pet grooming mobile trucks, and even paternity testing trucks. >> people just don't have the time. and so this is a way to capitalize on that, and hope that you can come up with something that create a need where maybe the consumer didn't realize they had a need. >> i love the convenience how they come to me. >> not just little guys filling this need. >> we've seen the entrepreneur al model found its way to corporate america. kate spade has had a

the last few, carol. >> it has been so glummy but we are brightening up nicole.ld find sunshine in the afternoon hours and probably before that as well. right now there are a few cloud out there but they are leaving and we're going to be saying bye don't come back because we have seen way too much gloom around here this april. it looks nice taking a look at atlantic city this morning and it is all lit up. if you look carefully the sky is brightening up as well. we have a dark but starting to get lighter warning out in ardmore this morning with the temperature of 52 degrees in front of the lower merion high school. it will be a nice day today once we get rid of the cloud out there but we are not looking for any precipitation today. i think only thing you might not like may be the wind. every weekend we have windy weather and we have a day to day with wind

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i'm carol costello.hank you for joining me. i'm live in baltimore. here in the city that curfew has kicked in. an uneasy peace peace taking hold. nearly an hour after that 10:00 p.m. curfew, police fire spoke canisters and chase away a peaceful crowd. only ten people placed under arrest compared to 200 the night before. the unrest here inspires protests in other american communities from coast to coast and in the middle ferguson missouri. hundreds gather under the watchful eye of police. it was here last summer that killing of an unarmed teenager ignited nationwide anger and debate over police treatment of african-american men. now the big difference between monday night and last night here in baltimore was self-policing. i was there at president and north avenue. i watched community members link arms creating this human barrier between police and the protesters. take a look. >> this is a peaceful rally. everyone keep it that way. >> what are you guys protecting? >> there's a curfew at 10:00. we want to