chad test. in november of 20,00015 chad lost his battle. what i hope that all of us and in tammy jason's example as they are trying to find a bright light on a cloudy day and i know chad is watching from heaven as she tells her story today so thank you for allowing her to be here. >> i thank you. she is helping to also represent the chad tough foundation and we can't thank you enough for being here and sharing your story but also talking about the foundation and what you would like to see done so appreciate that and for you being here. we are also thrilled to have dr. marys beckerle the chief executive officer and director of the hunts pond cancer institute at the university meant utah medical school. in full disclosure having worked as a campaign manager and chief of staff it is actually how i came together with the fact that they have poured literally hundreds of millions of dollars into fight cancer and if somebody whose family members have passed away from cancer to have the cancer institute

i know chad. and to hear your description of him, he represents thousands of children throughout this country, millions throughout the world, and in your written testimony you talked about the dipg claims about 300 lives a year, and you mentioned that that's really not a large or huge number, but which child would we not do everything in our power to save? if it was one child, two, or 300, which one would we not do everything within our power to save? i also understand that chad tough foundation is part of a larger group of organizations looking for clues to dipg. together, these groups are funding a registry to collect information on to these diseases, is that correct? >> yes. the dipg collaborative i spoke about before has formed the dipg registry, so when chad passed away, we donated his tumor postmort postmortem, and it was the university of michigan has some of that as well as physician who is now going to lury children's hospital, and it's also kept in the registry so it can be utilized by s

. >> reporter: we first introduced to chad last summer.the recipient of a very large check thanks to some very generous people. chad has since put that check to work getting him to work. there is probably a day in the future when chad, like many others, will view his daily commute as a necessary evil. that day, though, is not today. and likely won't be here for quite some time. >> it's very freeing. >> right now -- >> to be able to drive. >> it's all good. chad is a living now licensed example of good things coming from hard work. >> i know that i'm a survivor and a fighter. and just very determined. >> reporter: in chad's life he's had to overcome bad luck. a muscular disease that required 14 surgeries before the age of 10 as well as some bad decisions. ones that landed him living on the streets of santa cruz for four brutal years. but chad pulled himself out of that dark place and has since made a career of helping other homeless get off the streets. first, with downtown streets team and now with destination home. but chad had to spend h

chad opitz: yes. it's sadly it's too easy.etcher: how many texts a day do you think these women get on average? had opitz: i would say dozens. and that's probably being a safe number, it is pretty much right when they post, they get inundated with, with potential johns. these two just responded for pobbles. lisa fletcher: opitz showed us just how easy it is to buy a girl online, thru websites like backpage, a classified advertising site. chad opitz: right now we are waiting for maya to show up, she posted as an 18 year old here on backpage. and shes supposed to be showing up probably in the next 15 minutes. chad opitz: hi detective opitz, beaverton police department, how are you? maya ended up being 16 years old. chad opitz: i just need to find out who you are and i need to make sure that youre okay. ok? lisa fletcher:she was taken back to the police department. counselor: have you ever been in this sort of situation before? she received counseling and was lisa fletcher: eventually released into the custody of her mother. whil

. >> chad: so it's okay.gail: hey, baby. >> chad: you were tossing and turning all night. >> abigail: yeah. >> chad: bad dreams? [dramatic music] ♪ >> abigail: something like that. [instrumental music] >> chad: i'm gonna call-- start calling you "sleepless in salem." >> abigail: what? >> chad: yeah, like the movie? >> abigail: mmm. "sleepless in seattle"? kind of a chick flick, huh? surprised you know it. >> chad: what?

lets start with you chad. what have you learned about

lets start with you chad. what have you learned about what happened there today? >> reporter: jim, delaware state police say that it happened near noon and the trooper whose name is not released pulls up in the wawa parking lot and he got out and approached the vehicle with two suspicious individuals and there was some sort of confrontation and one suspect got out of the vehicle and put him down where the wet concrete is. >> it's a sad day for our state and the delaware state police family. >> responding officers rushed to the wawa parking lot at polanski highway and arrested one suspect but the shooter had already fled. the witnesses rushed to the aid of the wounded officer franticly try toing to save his life. >> and the other people were moving into action as i was moving into action and they turned him over and started cpr right away and i hollered out keep pumping keep pumping. >> and jared saw the shooting at noon and works at barbershop next to the wawa. >> he had room to run and he pushed him and ran for like seven or eight feet, he turned around and insta

chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> okay the suspect known to police chad. thank you. we turn now to annie mccormick live near the s.w.a.t. situation unfolding in middletown. >> reporter: this is still going on behind me, behind me you see where the police are in the neighborhood where chad was talking about where they believe the suspect does live. this situation is linked to the search for the man that shot a delaware state trooper and they ordered the man to surrender and he continued to fire shots at police. witnesses describe hearing dozens of shots. this is chopper video when police and s.w.a.t. responded to that neighborhood. and police confirmed that multiple police agencies are on the scene after shots were fived at the 500 block of saint michaeled drive in the brick farm development. the suspect lives in the initial hood with his family but we are told he is alone inside. and troopers have surrounded the house and that they got help from the public and that led them here to the suspect's home and they did not elaborate on exactly what details they did get fro

chad: dr pepper and jurrjens -- ergins. discretionary brand, i do like nike and starbucks, those are two new ad portfolio.the alix: even though their future orders are rough? chad: we believe if you have a horizon,5 year time they are consistently profitable and we believe the dividend is going to continue. jonathan: we have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. chad morganlander, you are going to be sticking with us. we are up almost 1% on the dow and the s&p 500. coming up, we talk about the $1 trillion u.s. auto debt market revenue little bit darker. the autoeans for sector and the related equities. you are watching bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." ubs and deutsche bank. david: this is bloomberg. i'm david westin. fellcar and truck sales more than expected in march. gm auto sales beat expectations. joining us now is james albertine, coming to us from d.c. on the phone. take us through these numbers. , right that gm actually beat expectations? james: yes, we are. the numbers are hot off the

here is chad pergram, fox news capitol hill senior producer. one thing that this points out, chad, all the talk that we heard, most of it coming from paul ryan and his group, saying you had to have health care reform first, i am just wondering if that is true? "the wall street journal" by the way says that is not true. budgetary savings from the health bill don't get plowed into attacks bill. the lack of a health bill wouldn't necessarily change tax bill math. there is no requirement that the health bill come first. how do you read this? >> that was always the criticism of the original ryan health care plan, that it was more of a tax provision teeing up what they would do on taxes down the road. nobody said they had to do these together. the president said a few weeks ago on an interview on fox. to make it easier, you need obamacare revenue to make tax reform easier. until you have legislative text, white papers from kevin brady, chair of ways and means committee from texas, you don't really know. he will have hearings next week. david: do the

some are egg stars like chad low , chad low and chad low. the president would come and that was important but like a caterpillar turning into a butterfly it went from a modest event social climbers who act like children front of celebrities. president trump dropped out. he made other plans leaving everyone else to listen to the anti-trump jokes on the ground. good for him. those people don't like president trump and now he's throwing his own party. the white house correspondents' dinner is less important than it important than it used to be. it's like a children's birthday party without the guest of honor in short it's pretty lame. and this has been news for kids. [applause] >> the best part about the correspondents dinners when you go on twitter and see if picture of a political reporter with his arm around a really awkward at their. they are like this pretending like they know each other. it's kind of sad. >> it does seem really sad. trump, i mean how much time do you think he spends getting ready for those rallies? i think that's way his

. >> when it comes to 1-month-old kagan, chad, you are the father.nd when it comes to 1-month-old peyton, chad, you are not the father. apparently, you can be, with fraternal twins, you can have two fathers if the lady happens to be busy during that time of the month. >> now up for his first emmy, maury won't be attending the ceremony. the reason, that's secret number three. he's super superstitious about awards shows. it dates back to when his production company's documentary about 9/11 was up for an oscar. >> i made up my mind 10, 12 years ago when were nominated, i'm not going to go to the oscars. because i know i will put the kibosh on it. somehow i will be bad luck. my wife and i were in the bahamas, and we won the academy award. so, that's been my mantra ever since. >> maury's wife, of course, is former network news anchor connie chung. they've been married for 32 years. his marriage advice? that's secret number four. >> when your head hits the pillow at night, all discussions, i don't care how intense they have been during the day, they must e

>> all right, chad. thank you. >>> and back here on the parkway, excitement is building as we count down to 8:00. of course, we'll have much more from eakins oval including a look at the history of the draft coming up at 5:30 when we see you next. monica, back to you. >> thanks, rick. >>> local girls were inspired today to get more involved with technology. the boys & girls clubs of america hosted a tech girls rock workshop in lawrence, new jersey. technology and employees donated their time today to work as mentors for tween and teen girls. they learned about computer coding and decoding. they also went on a science technology and math or still workshop. >>> they were visiting for take our daughters and sons to work day. children were paired with city employees who work in areas they like. the youngsters also enjoyed arts and crafts, a selfie station, even a chance to win some prizes. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insuran

chad, are you there? we are having an issue. caller: i appreciate the program and i listen everyday. thank you to the fellow calling before. opposite.lutely the he lies everyday. but he did say recently that he did not know that the presidential office was going to be as difficult to run as he thought it was going to be. you know what? he was telling the truth. i cannot say he is a complete liar. the things that he does lie about, and the perception that he tries to impose around the world isn't working in our favor. to northt obama going korea. lie about what he is to do with infrastructure and how he's not going to take money. how he's going to relieve taxes and build a wall that we will make mexico pay for. all of this was a complete lie to appeal to the lower common denominator which is fear, uncertainty, and doubt that he is placed into people. he is dehumanizing people and the united states. we cannot stoop so low to believe him. the trump train is derailing itself. we need to get him out of there did it takes some people

[door slams] >> chad: what was that?s. >> abigail: jj, hi. >> chad: hey, i don't know if we got our signals crossed, but we're actually meeting at the pub. >> jj: oh, for your party. i know. >> abigail: you're gonna make it, aren't you? please tell me you're gonna make it. i really want you there. >> jj: oh, of course i'm gonna be there, but that's not why i'm here. >> chad: well, what's up? what's going on? >> jj: it's gabi... it's not good. [dramatic music] ♪ >> gabi: dario, what happened? >> dario: the news could be better. >> gabi: are you sure that you have the best lawyer money can buy? >> dario: absolutely. absolutely. when you look at the facts, papi's going down. he really screwed himself this time. >> gabi: oh, my gosh, dario.

i'm sorry, chad. what happened?u don't want to. >> chad: she doesn't think i love her enough because i'm still in love with you. [somber music] ♪ >> abigail: i'm sorry, i can't do ts. >> dario: do what? >> abigail: cry on your shoulder and everywhere else. god, i got makeup on your shirt. >> dario: stop, stop. don't worry about that. that's--that's what friends are for. and the dry cleaners. ♪ we're still friends, right? >> abigail: god, i hope so. i... have already lost my best friend. i don't really think i can handle losing another one. ♪

chad: can you talk about that? yael: the ban on bringing laptops from particular countries on airplanes. to bring that back to the point. i see something like that and i think, that will make a lot of people angry, but at the end of the day, there is no doubt in my mind that that was based on actual intelligence that said, there is a threat. they are people creating bombs that they know how to put in laptops. that is totally separate from when you have a president say with no actual reasoning or alling to it, i'm banning immigrants from these particular countries because they are exporters of terrorism, despite every national security leader from the past giving a litany of reasons why that will actually harm us more than help us. that's where say, your ideology and your fear mongering and your rhetoric took over, instead of actual policy based on what is helpful for this country. chad: most people don't know that obama banned all immigrants in iraq in 2011 for six months. yael: i am glad you brought that up. that

chad morganlander joins us. thanks for joining us.pose all the focus has been on the fed minutes yesterday. your take on that? did it justify that reversal yesterday many. >> that w yesterday? >> was a surprise to everyone, but it's signaling they will reduce the balance sheet. was it proep greappropriate? perhaps. of all the expectation about global growth as well as fiscal stimulus, pe multiples, gdp to market cap, everything looks quite high. we believe there will be disappointment going into the second half of the year. we believe people should be more cautious about how they layer on risk at this point. >> is that what you thought yesterday's big reversal was about? everybody had whiplash after that 200 point gain from the dow turned into a loss. ryan headlines. fed minutes. some concern about president xi. is that a pattern? >> i think so. the federal reserve will raise interest rates perhaps two, three times this year. equity investors have moved to risk markets because of this low cash market. we believe that's one reason. the

wide receiver chad hansen was picked by the jets in the fourth round.season hansen had more than 1,200 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns. his teammate, running back khalfani muhammad, was taken by the titans in the seventh round. >>> well, the giants once again own the worst record in the national league as they lost to the padres tonight. among those at at&t park, 49er favorite dwight clark who got a warm welcome. giants starter matt cain deserves some applause as well. he allowed just one run over five innings while striking out seven. but after after pin ch hitter it all came apart. will myers caps the eight-run inning with a three-run blast off neil ramirez. the giants lose 12-4 and drop to 9-16. they'll wrap up the series tomorrow before going on a nine-game road trip. at minute maid park texans starter j.j. watt threw out the first pitch. a's starter andrew triggs was also looking pretty good on the mound. he threw seven shutout innings while striking out a career-high nine batters. oakland made it 2-0 in the eighth as khris davis connects off wil

chad was maybe trying to catch some sleep watching the draft? that is shown on espn.sing he perked up there at the end when he got picked. he'll be heading to orlando sometime soon and one of the perks of being mr. irrelevant in that last pick is you get a parade at disney world. >> dean watson is a cancer survivor and her son thanked her for being an inspiration for everything he has accomplished. he also gave her a special birthday surprise for her. check it out. yesterday, he gave his mom her first official car. it's a brand-new jag walker and it came complete with a big giant red bow on top of it! so awesome. steelers selecting running back james connor out of pitt in the third round. connor who is from erie, pennsylvania, was overcome with emotion when it was nouvenannoue was playing close at home for the steelers. he was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma and he had an amazing season for pitt after returning. is not only a cancer survivor and live his dream and play in the nfl. this happened in the span of two, three years. incredible. >> emotional stories with t

cnn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. hi, chad. >> hi, alisyn. on sunday you were 87. you'll be almost 25 degrees colder than that. so whatever happened to summer, i don't know. this weather brought to you by purina, your pet, our passion. even where we were yesterday, a beautiful 74, today 62 in new york city as that cold air comes back down. now it's not as cold as the air ahead of minnesota, i get it. it is snowing there this morning. i know the snow word shouldn't even come into a forecast but there it is. it may snow all afternoon, couple of inches certainly there. when it does get a little stormy through the midwest later on today and again for friday, we could see more severe weather possible but not real big outbreaks of severe weather, calming down here across parts of the midwest and northeast. chris. >> appreciate it, chad. >>> so a race in georgia has the president's eye. it's called georgia sixth. sixth district. why does he keep tweeting about a democratic house candidate with no political experience? that candidate is jon ossoff and joins us live on "new

chad pradelli, "channel 6 action news." >> yep.t hours away from knowing what the eagle also do. >> so many logistics involved, like printing the names on the jerseys. >> yeah. details, right? pretty cool. >>> an all-pro is making a major donation. fletcher cox is giving $100,000 to the philadelphia police foundation. he's presented the check during a fundraising gala in center city earlier this week. >> all of the money will go toward renovating the 18t 18th district precinct. the foundation raises money to help the department pay for costs that are not included in the city of philadelphia's budget. >>> all right. it is time now for another check of the accuweather forecast. >> all right. let's do it. meteorologist adam joseph standing by with all kinds of fans just not -- not just eagles fans. brave guy. adam? >> yeah, they're coming from all over the country here to philadelphia for the next three days. day one of the draft here this evening, but you get to experience a lot along the parkway here this afternoon. you guys having

i do disagree with chad on one thing. i don't think this will immediately or anytime soon lead to the abolition of the 60-vote rule for legislation. both majority leader mcconnell and minority leader schumer say that they do not want that to happen and they know of very few senators who want to give up on that rule for legislation. now maybe it happens in 10 years, i don't know but i don't think it will happen anytime soon. neil: but wouldn't it also go through with this, "nuclear option," whatever you want to call it, it would-be hoof whoever is in power to get the most strident justice they possibly could? democrats in control, all you need is simple majority, liberal as liberal can be, if republicans are in charge, conservative as conservative can be if no other reason to appeal your base and you got -- >> you got it. this is another intense polarization we've seen develop since the 7 '70s, and '80s, this is going on for decades and keeps getting work. it is like one nation indisvisible, we're becoming a two nations di

what chad is reporting, and you're right, chad is great, people like dan donovan and other republicans, moderate republicans are not for this, this is just a numbers game. if you cannot get half the house to vote for this, you will not be able to pass it. there are no democrats that are going to vote for this, period some of the end. i think we need to dispel that idea that democrats are going to all to all of a sudden support repealing obamacare. >> jenna: that is it, they're never going to come over to the other side. we will see. i'm curious, again for our viewers who want to know, maybe these guys in washington have an agreement but how does that affect me? and the overall, overarching theme we are going to repeal and replace obamacare, that being what that trump admitted trajan has talked about, what republicans have talked about. is this what you have seen, the little bit of the plan, a repeal and replace of obamacare or is it more of a repeal and fix? >> it is not a repeal or replace, is just fixing what republicans would say is fixing obamacare, democrats would say the opposite

chad perdelli has the details. >> reporter: flagged by his new attorney seth williams answered to shouts to him to step down as district attorney. he took the steps of agreeing to a temporary suspension of his law license pending the outcome of this case he will remain in office in an administrative capacity only. >> reporter: williams is accused of taking $100,000 in gifts in change for favors to two local businessmen. he is charged with spending $20,000 for his mother's nursing car. >> not a single case in my client's office was affected. >> reporter: williams i can't told the judge he was in it for the long hall. earlier this week, william's former attorneyt to withdraw fr, because he said williams could not afford his services. berk seemed confident that his client was innocent of the extortion and bribery charges. >> the requirements are not met in this indictment. >> reporter: what's up next for seth williams is unclear, we're expected to learn more on monday when a hearing is scheduled here in federal court. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> 6:07 a.m. >> reporter: mumiabu

chad, good to see you.nstitution that talks so much about history, all the trappings, and now they are throwing it all to the wind and leaving at 11:30 tomorrow morning from the nation's capitol. >> we thought the vote would be at 7:00 p.m. but if you whiff, there is a set of jet fumes. somewhere in the senate is an air duct. right before the two big recesses, the senators get this whiff of the jet fumes and they want to run out to the airport, and that's what happened. lou: to me it's great, delicious irony as they say. is there any prospect in any of this between now and 11:30 a.m. for a surprise? >> no, this is fate fate a fat. fait a compli. mitch mcconnell says they won't lower the votes to 51 for filibuster. but once they open man dora's box who knows. lou: tomorrow i think we ought to look for christmas lights and fireworks at the strum white house. seldom do you see a u.s. president meeting with one of the world leaders at mar-a-lago in west palm beach have such a successful weekend while at the sam

lou: we're standing by, thank you, chad. >> thank you. lou: breaking news, senate tonight confirming alex acosta as president's new labor secretary, lake labor secretary, last cabinet post this fill president's choice. also he is awaiting a senate vote but has advanced out of committee, congress has a tremendously busy call for over the coming weeks. particularly after the president just outlined his vision for tax reform. a plan that treasury secretary steve mnuchin said is all about economic growth. >> this is now about taking the president's principles and turning them into a bill that we can get past and the president can sign this year to create economic growth. we're going to work closely with congress to get this done. matt, yes, our principles are we want to pay for this with economic growth and with reducing a lot of special interesting deductions. lou: and our first guest tonight, to discuss how that proposed tax reform plan will boost the middle class and small business in particular, the treasury secretary assistant secretary

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chad, thank you for the good weather. sergio garcia, historic finish.s live with the bleacher report in augusta. this could have gone the wrong way, but he was always a kid in our eyes. now he's a big man and big title. >> that's right, chris. what a finish to the masters. i followed sergio for a while yesterday. nearly everyone in the gallery was rooting for him. he appeared in 73 majors before winning one. he got it done. it was a battle with his friend justin rose. sergio, it looked like things were going bad on the back nine until this eagle on 15. you see he was pumped up. he knew that may have been the putt of his life. it goes to a playoff. on 18, sergio with the birdie putt to win his first major. his fiancee runs out to give him a big hug. the 37-year-old from spain getting that monkey off his back. he did it on the 60th birthday of spanish golf legend seve. >> major, no major, i said many times. i have an amazing life. i have so many people that care for me and love me and support me. this is something i wanted to do for a long time. you know,

chad day is an investigative story.d, thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> shepard: bottom line, what are we sure of here? >> what we're sure of, we have been arm to confirm two payments that came from this ledger, the black ledger in ukraine, which allegedly details this kind of secret fund that was maintained by a political party there that paul manafort worked for. what we have determined is two payments totalling more than $1.2 million ended up with paul manafort's firm here in the united states. >> shepard: there's more money involving paul manafort and ukraine, right? >> well, so that's the thing. at this point there's still some questions that we need to have answered about this ledger. mr. manafort worked for years in the ukraine as a political consultant. as this ledger detailed millions of dollars and at this point we have not confirmed the payments. >> his family heard on wiretap talking about the money and calling it dirty money. at the same time, paul manafort was working, if i'm correct on this, help me,

chad lowe. my prediction for the comedians, they will hit all the targets.t will be donald trump, donald j. trump, ivanka trump. fox news. donald trump, fox news. that is what they are going to do. that's how broad they will get because that's all they can do. >> we still want people to tuned into your show tomorrow night. >> he said screw that. why should he be there entertaining? he knows what they're going to do. >> straightahead, his pot legalization making things more dangerous for you on the road? that debate, when we come ♪ >> a new report shows that in 2015, 43% of drivers tested in fatal accidents had used drugs. that's compared to 37% of drivers who were above the legal limit for alcohol. it's first time ever that the drug driving figure tops the drunk driving tally and fatal accidents. what about this? >> this is something i've really been focused on as a prosecutor in san francisco and los angele los angeles. when you start out in the d.a. office, you start out and prosecute a lot of drunk driving cases. i saw an increase in people who were pulle

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. >> sure. 21 savage, local acts such as chad french. >> when you put a festival like performers. how you put the music together. the chart toppers or is there real psychology and sociology involved in the compilation of your festival performers. you studied. you actually studied in college. >> i think it's a balance. it's getting balance. to have messages as well as folks to have a good time and celebrate. and just creating a good energy and a good vibe among the festival goers and he might get to see him with nick grant or a nao so there's a really important blend with people as well as looking at how there's blend along with the mission of broccoli city. >> music has always been so much a part of our lives and our culture. our heritage. what is it to millennials? >> i know millennials that are more into music than they are into news but that's my thing. music is very much a part of who they are and how they define themselves. >> i think for all generations music is such an important part of our culture in terms of, you know, it's what we're putting into our hand. the role music

cnn meteorologist chad myers has the forecast. >> alisyn, you bet.nce of severe weather today all across arkansas and arklatex. this weather is brought to you by xyzal. relief. try xyzal. this is the day we get the severe weather popping up across arkansas, mississippi, alabama and parts of georgia in the overnight hours. i believe other than tornadoes, the real threat today will be wind. wind at 80 or 90 miles per hour can do as much damage as a small tornado. this is a spring type day. look at the storms from paducah to shreveport and almost new orleans by 7:00 tonight. raking across that part of the country. the warm side, chris, it is not that warm. sill in the 60s. by saturday and sunday, 82 degrees. nice across northeast for the weekend. >> they are growing a lamb in a bag. >> i heard. amazing. truly. as a scientific mind, it blows me away. >> as a non scientific mind, i'm blown away equally so. chad. thank you. >>> ivanka trump. we know she has a big job within the white house. we just don't know what it is. what she told reporters next. knows

let's get to cnn meteorologist chad myers. what do you see? more or less of the good stuff?day was an appetizer. 87 in new york. the high should have been 62. cooler today. 15 degrees cooler. 72. cooler for the rest of the week. back in the 50s. that's really where we should be this time of year. now a couple of things going on. obviously the easter egg roll at the white house will be a little bit wet. not wet for the boston marathon. the boston marathon. warmer than normal and pleasant. high in boston today somewhere around 70 to 72. same story for new york. by new york city by wednesday afternoon, high of 51. i hope you enjoyed yesterday in the park or poppy, or chris, went fishing. it was a nice day yesterday. >> we grilled on our two by two balcony. that's how much outdoor space you get. thank you, chad. >>> the president and first lady hosting the first white house easter egg roll this morning. how will it be different than the past? our kate bennett is live on the south line of the white house. this is a big day. especially for the first lady. >> reporter: it is, poppy

cnn meteorologist chad myers has the forecast.maybe a few bumps in the roads if you are flying cross country. this weather brought to you by xyzal. be wise and take xyzal. amarillo. you will see rain showers and thunderstorms later on this afternoon. some will be severe. these are the bumps i'm talking about across parts of the country. you notice about the northeast today, d.c. and northeast to boston, a cooler day today than yesterday. we were 84 in d.c. 76 today. by the end of the weekend, guys, chris, you will be back up into the 80s in new york city. sunday, 82 after a couple cool days in a row. >> i like it. the right way to say rebirth and renewal on easter with warm weather. thank you very much. >>> there are growing calls for white house press secretary sean spicer to step down because of his latest gaffe. a huge blunder. he said hitler did not use chemical weapons. he apologized. he owned the situation. is that enough? two guys who did the job offer their take on the challenges for spicer and any chance at redempti redem

chad per deli has the story. >> they were last seen wednesday morning with their babysitter michelleodgers at the 500 block of sheerman. last night relatives of the boys reported them missing, launching an amber alert. the family posted flyers around the neighborhood and it wasn't long before they received valuable information. >> at some point the babysitter made the call to the family. we got the number and our officers went there to search for them. >> investigators found them not far from the royal farms at a burger king uninjured. >> the children were taken to hospital. they are tired and hungry but unharmed. >> as word spread that the boys were found safe relatives and friends arrived at wilmington police. they declined comment. police interview rodgers. she has not been charged with a crime. >> we are not sure why she went there with the kids. she's being evaluated. we are not sure how we'll concern with her. police are concerned about why it took the family so long to report the boys missing. it's part of the investigation. >> a popular swim club has been hit by vandals. betw

number one, chad wolf, lower left, lower right. he has been named chief of staff for the transportation security administration. for the last two years he has lobbied the t.s.a. to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on a new carry-on luggage screening device. now as chief of staff he's in the position to decide whether or not that agency will purchase the device as being tested and evaluated for use. how could that be? well, president trump eliminated that ethics provision that you couldn't lobby, join an agency which you had been lobbying for two years. hence, number one chad wolf. number two, michael, he is the top white house energy advisor. he worked last year as a lobbyist for energy companies -- oil, gas, and coal. and was lobbying to stop or overturn the obama attempts to deal with climate change, including the clean power plan. and various other things. he's now the top white house advisor. ok. well, we're not doing so good so far. how about the five-year prohibition? that's pretty stiff. now that these guys are going to

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cnn meteorologist chad myers. the kid was bike through the waters.sponders say if you don't have to be out there, don't go out there. >> putting first responders at risk. you are getting in the way of other rescues by doing silly things like that. this will be a big day today. we almost have tropical-like moisture coming onshore here. a low pressure system dragging up the moisture from miami, florida. you know how hard to can rain in mia miami. this is not miami. this is north carolina. the rough terrain will make 6 inches of rainfall. this is not a matthew 25-inch rainfall. there will be flooding and roads washed away. 6 inches of rainfall in less than 24 hours. we saw the pictures in tennessee. they will come out of north carolina tomorrow, alisyn. this is heavy event. >> thank you, chad. >>> the latest poll numbers show bad numbers for any president's first 100 days, but are the diehard trump supporters experiencing any buyer's remo e remorse? that's next. but first things first- timcall trugreen,ed. america's #1 professional lawn care company. mi