but things we are doing at purdue is starting a high school of our own in inner city indianapolis. it is a mirror image of this poly tech institute. i confess seeing if we can contribute something to a high school education that does exactly what we expect -- we imagine a number of graduates will go straight from high school to work. but the number one objective honestly is to go back t something else we talked about before. the pool of first generation and minority students when are even remotely likely to succeed at your university, in our state, is heart breakingly small. i am tired of waiting on the k-12 system. this high school, if we can make it work, and we never started a high school so i don't know. but if we can make it work, the one rule i established is in every diploma of every graduate there is a direct admission to purdue university because we cannot wait anymore. every year at this time i check and the total number o african-american graduates in the state of indiana at the purdue median, and we are a land grant school, we have high standards but we are not a highly

. >> it makes a big difference, especially to people in this state and in the city of indianapolis. >but not a difference enough for you two that you would consider not supporting him if he's the head of the ticket? >> we've always, yeah, we've always said, always maintained that no matter who the candidate is, no matter of the three, we will vote republican. >> but not in the primary. so we are pretty anti-trump when it comes to indiana's primary because we've been honestly mortified by his behavior. >> but we've also said on the show a lot that if it is trump, if he is our guy, he is going to have a heck of a time in general defending a lot of the comments he made in the past six, nine months, especially about women. >> do you think as president he would have a different tone? that's something he talked about on the campaign trail and others asked him about. >> you know, what we hope is that he will accomplish at least one or two things of things he is promising he wants to do, and if he can do that, that's a better alternative to us than all of the things we know hillary will do. >

dozens were killed in rioting that began that night in cities all over america. indianapolis of them. two months and two days later, on the night that he won the california primary, bobby kennedy was assassinated. >> will the plot to stop donald trump finally work in wisconsin? >> our campaign -- >> donald trump bernie sanders and ted cruz all speak live in wisconsin at this hour. tonight why trump is winning votes but losing the delegate fight. exclusive reporting from ie

dozens were killed in rioting that began that night in cities all over america. indianapolisonths and two days later, on the night that he won the california primary, bobby kennedy was assassinated. >>> the primary that makes milwaukee famous. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in milwaukee, wisconsin, on the eve of tomorrow's big republican and democratic tests. can donald trump prevail over questions about his fitness for the country's highest office? can hillary clinton inspire democrats with the prospect of a second clinton presidency. can bernie increase his victories to six of the last seven contests, thereby shaking hillary loose from her image as the inevitable nominee? let's start with donald trump.

, and going to cities across this country that are suddenly coming back as opposed to it all happening in silicone valley or new york. and in your state, whether it is bolder, indianapolis, sougd south bend, and places in indiana, with a new creative economy coming back into the cities in particular and starting new jobs, being innovators, being entrepreneurs. what can we do to encourage that? is it a real phenomena? where do you see it happening in your state? >> i think it is real certainly. a lot of it is richard florida's predictions 12-13 years ago with the notion there is a creative class and the young graduates are coming out of school and living where they want to really live rather than starting with a company and spending their career there. we started in denver and modified taxes for places that did live music and now there are more live music venues in denver than nashville or austin. we are one of the top two destinations for millennial's looking for a place to relocate. we have a thousand miles of bike path in denver now. these are things you would say improve the quality of live but it attracts young people and so many of the kids who write code for the i

cities. as a young mayor of indianapolis, indiana, for eight years, i had no idea that a couple of those weapons were aimed at indianapolis and could have obliterated the whole place. none of us understood that. so when you ask how things moved, why, they moved from a time in which i was shocked when i went down into a pit where -- and pulled a missile out in siberia, and down at the bottom of that where the guards were located, were pictures of american city cities, which lead me to come back and ask was indianapolis one of the targets. it certainly was. without a doubt. with the reduction act in a bipartisan situation that lasted through four or five administrations over 20-something years, has been suggested at least 7500 warheads aimed at the united states have been removed from the soviet union and the missiles that would fire them and lots of other things. and correspondingly we have reduced on both sides to roughly 1500 warheads of material aimed at each other. but 1500 is close to five digits, it's a big difference. unfortunately, the situation came to a conclusion in june of 2013. i wen

that began that night in cities all over america. indianapolis was not one of them. two months and two days later, on the night that he won the california primary, bobby kennedy was assassinated. >> will the plot to stop donald trump finally work in wisconsin? >> our campaign -- >> donald trump bernie sanders and ted cruz all speak live in wisconsin at this hour. tonight why trump is winning votes but losing the delegate fight. exclusive reporting from inside the trump campaign from "new york" magazine's gabe sherman. then clinton supporter james carville on hillary versus bernie. >> why would the democrats nominate someone who's not even a democrat? >> and why early mistakes by senator sanders could prove insurmountable for his campaign. >> i don't want to get hillary clinton more nervous than she already >>> good evening from milwaukee, wisconsin. i'm chris hayes. we're coming to you live from the lakefront brewery. just a few minutes from here, donald trump is due to take the stage any moment now accompanied by his wife who is making a very rare campaign appearanc

cities. i asked, was indianapolis one of the targets, and yes, it was.he reduction act, bipartisan situation that lasted through four or five administrations, it has been suggested at least 7500 warheads aimed at the united states have been removed from the soviet union and the missiles that would fire them. and correspondingly, we have reduced on both sides. this is still a lot of material aimed at each other, but still 1500 is a big difference in unfortunately, the situation came to a conclusion in june 2013. i went to russia in 2012 trying to plead that we need to keep , and they said sure, but the war office said no. they said we are tired of you folks. that was one story, huge amounts, potential destruction of countries, including our own. now we are at a different point as this nuclear security summit in washington starting tomorrow. a lot of the discussion will come down to things much more like what you have described in belgium recently. i do not want to skip over everything intervening, but nevertheless, the fact is in attack, during the last t

cities. which led me to come back and ask, was indianapolis one of the targets? it certainly was. without a doubt. with the reduction act in a bipartisan situation that lasted through four or five administrations over 20-something years, has been suggested at least 7,500 warheads aimed at the united states have been removed from the soviet union and the missiles that would fire them and lots of other things. and correspondingly we have reduced on both sides to roughly 1,500 warheads of material aimed at each other. still a lot of material, but 1,500 is close to five digits, it's a big difference. unfortunately, the situation came to a conclusion in june of 2013. i went over to russia in 2012, trying to plead that we needed to keep talking, you know, the soviet -- the russian foreign office said, sure, but the war office said, no, no more americans, we're tired of you folks. so that was the end of that trail. so that's the one story. huge amounts, potential destruction of countries, including our own. now we're at a different point as this nuclear security summit meets in washingto

. ♪ ♪ zblooens, indianapolis, rawly durham are three of the new cities frontier is adding this springmorrow frontier will be flying to nashville, cleveland, and st. augustine. >>> transportation security administration says staffing problems in record numbers of travelers are causing long check point delays leading to missed flights and philadelphia international airport is one of the worst offenders. during spring break last month nearly 6,800 passengers missed flights because of check point delays. philly checks them for the most missed flights. there's a recent surge in passenger volume and impact of budget cuts. to speed things up tsa is hiring as many as 200 officers each week. >>> you could possibly still have a takata airbag in your car, the kind that caused several deaths. let's get details on that from landon dowdy. she has the cnbc morning news. hi, there, landon. >> that's right. there are still 85 million air bag deflators that have not been recalled. the inflaters can explode with too much. ten people have been killed in the u.s. due to faulty takata inflaters. takata has

with the shortest life expected -- like expectations for men and women among the cities that are mentioned there, indianapolis, detroit, louisville, kentucky. oklahoma city, tulsa, honolulu and detroit. you can see that upshot column in the new york times. we're getting your concerns on public health. mary in virginia, good morning. caller: good morning. is account --ern my health concern is accountability and compliance. to leadon't seem themselves-- blame if they are not compliant with her antibiotic and cause a superbug or if they have a chronic condition, and are not compliant with her medication or a healthy lifestyle, this just adds to the chronic condition. are you in the public health field? how were you involved in these issues? caller: i am a nurse. that isat do you see evidence of what you are talking about? we get a lot of copd patients who continue to smoke. we have a lot of chs patients who are not compliant with food , as well as diet, exercise, diabetic patients who .re uncontrolled they do not control their blood sugar at home or check it regularly. they do not eat a healthy diet or exercise.

cities. that led me to come back was indianapolis one of the targets? it certainly was. the property reduction act, it has been suggested that it was 500 warheads aimed at the united states have been removed. from the soviet union and the missiles that would fire them. correspondingly, we have reduced on both sides roughly 1500 warheads. materialtill a lot of and at each other. nevertheless, 1500 is close to five digits. is a big difference. salute -- the the situation came in to a conclusion. i went to russian and 2012 to plead that we need to keep talking. the soviet foreign office and said sure. but the other office said no. no more americans. that was in the venture. that was one story. huge amounts, potential destruction. countries including our own. now we are at a different point in his nuclear security summit meets in washington starting tomorrow. support time around the track. a lot of the discussion will come down to things much more like what you have described in belgium recently. i don't want to skip over everything, but nonetheless, the , duringthat in belg

if you get farther north and west not so much. 54 in indianapolis. 49 in rapid city. cool weather in the west. as long as we have a setup here with a it cantive cold fronts moving in. some approach from the northwest. some approach from the north. we get into an active pattern. for the day tomorrow, some of the air in the south and the west in the 80's. i will overspread our area. we will see temperatures in the lower 60's tonight. warm up tomorrow with high pressure offshore. clockwise circulation of winds up the western side of the high. it will keep the frontal zone north. as we get through the day we will see a cold front approach. it will come back south of the cold front and between the two we afternoons. we will see the thunderstorms develop. with that a chance, small chance, at least there is a chance. marginal is the official language in the darkly green shaded area, possibility of heavy to severe thunderstorms. keep an eye or if. best chances will tend to be north and west of the metro area. you can see in the darker green. we will keep an eye on things here

cities. maybe your destination is in the future. they started flying to new orleans, indianapolisgh, durham. these are just three of the new batch of cities frontier is adding this spring. tomorrow, frontier will begin flying to nashville, cleveland and st. augustine. >>> some of philadelphia's best food trucks in center city that set up shop on locust and broad streets. they got delicious food and donated 33% of their sales to fund education prevention and support services to people living with hiv and aids throughout the region. >> and a great day for that, didn't they? >> really beautiful out there. >>> today is wawa day. >> did you get free coffee? there is a second center store opening. ♪ the company hopes to open a new store at 19th and market by the end of the year. it will be the largest in the chain and feature extra bar seating. it is the 52nd anniversary and they are celebrating by giving away free coffee, as we said, to all customers at every single location. so get some. >>> a philadelphia playground is about to get a million dollar makeover. the project will transfor

cities. and i went back to ask if indianapolis was one of the targets and it certainly was. with that reduction act, bipartisan situation lasted through 45 administration over 25 years. it has been about at least 7500 warheads aimed at the united states has been removed and the from the soviet union and the missiles that were fired them. and correspondingly we have reduced on both sides roughly 1500 warheads. still a lot of material aimed at each other but nonetheless 1500 and that's a big difference. unfortunately the situation came to a conclusion in june 2013. i went to russian 2012 trying to plead that we needed to keep talking and the soviet rather the russian office said sure but the war office said no. no no more americans, were tired of you folks. so that was the end of that trail. that was one story. a huge amount, potential destruction of countries including our own. now we are at a different point at this nuclear security summit meets in washington starting tomorrow. as the the fourth time around the track. a lot of the discussion will come to things much more lik

that is why you're seeing cities that adapt to that like indianapolis commonly denver, there are succeedingwe are is blossoming all over the sensey around that young people to find their own lives. james greatst read cover in the atlantic which talks about even in very small towns, like indiana, you're seeing a revival of what can we do to nurture that? predecessors or not as farsighted as those from the rocky mountains. >> we will make this easy. we have to work a little harder. one of the great strength of our federal system is that there is a genuine competition. we see it all the time. messes up long enough, some becomes long as is let's try something different. there is nothing states compete more aggressively on then to build a hospitable climate for jobs and investment. so, that is all we worked on, essentially, that was the organizing principle of the eight years i spent in public life, i will say this. so far, i've had the same romantic notions that mr. fallows has. in that rich carlberg wrote a book called something to point out, years ago, is the same basic idea. 100 times in my

indianapolis? >> yes. you're in the city. >> come here, nathan, why have you voted on the democratic ticket?ws that both those two guys hold -- guy and lady when it comes to social issues. obviously economy's in my forte but i can see what specifically affects people that i live around here. that ease why i love indy, progressive city, versus the rest of state of indiana. >> sure, like a blue dot in a red sea. is there any candidate on the republican ticket who would force you to vote for them instead of the democrat or are you definitely going to vote sanders and/or clinton. >> definitely democrat. >> definitely democrat? >> yeah. probably the same. >> so not unusual here in indianapolis. i will say, trump, about 2-1, kate, 0en a margin, beating cruz/kasich ticket. reminder, this is not official. still vote on tuesday. they're going to count the votes there. they're not going to count the jelly beans. >> cal, thanks so much. i wonder who's going to eat those candies when you're all done. >>> i want to turn back to serious breaking news for a moment. we've been updating you throughout the ho

from indianapolis to baltimore and new york city, millions are still recovering from a windy weekend. troppalling trees -- toppling trees leaving the streets littered with debris and homes damaged. >> i noise stopped. i came outside. this is horrendous. >> homeowners are still picking up the pieces. when you think you have seen it all from strong winds and rain and snow we are now told to brace for a cold blast. this is a typical april in the northeast. in new york, i'm elizabeth hur for abc7 news. jonathan: stay c the stormwatch7 weather team. at wjla.com or facebook or twitter feed. download the stormwatch7 app to your phone or tablet for the latest forecast at your fingertips. jummy: in prince george's county police arrested a man they think stabbed three over people at a popular nightclub that happened this morning at martini's restaurant and bar on cady drive. brad bell is live with the latest including the possible weapon found on the street. brad? brad: a lot going on this afternoon. this is the establishment. martini's restaurant and lounge. it's quiet. it's not open now. but

meaning, cities across this country that are suddenly coming back as opposed to it all happening in silicon valley or new york. and in your state, whether it's boulder or denver, certainly indianapolis, but south bend, many other places in indiana, there's a new creative economy that's coming back into cities in particular. and starting new jobs, being innovators, being entrepreneurs. what can we do to encourage that? is it a real phenomenon? and where do you see it happening in your state? >> well, certainly i think it's real and a lot of it is richard florida's predictions, 12 or 13 years ago. not saying he got everything right, but the notion there's a creative class, the young graduates will come out of school. and they will live where they want to live, rather than starting with a company and spending their career there. so we started in denver, focused on modifying taxes for places that did live music. and interesting to say it's superfluous, but now there are more live music venues in denver than nashville or austin. and they're one of the top two destinations for millenials looking for a place to relocate. we have a thousand miles of bike paths in metropolitan denver now. ag

from indianapolis, to baltimore, and new york city, millions are still recovering from a windy weekending up to 60 miles per hour in some areas, knocking out power, collapsing buildings, and toppling trees leaving streeters littered with detrbris and home damaged. this is the scene in east orange, new jersey, homeowners picking up the damage. just when you think you've seen it all from strong winds and rain and snow, we're now being told to brace for a bitter cold blast and as wild as it sounds, according to forecasters, this is a typical april here in the northeast. abc news, new york. >>> there's a troubling report today from the obama administration on the possible effects on climate change. the report says extreme heat can be expected to cause an increase number of premature deaths. it says heat-related deaths could be as high as 11,000 in the year 2030 and 27,000 by the start of the next century. the report was developed over three years by 100 experts including representatives from the epa, nasa, and the department of defense. >>> still ahead here on abc 7 news at 4:00, the unusu

new orleans, indianapolis, and rawly durham are just three of the cities frontier is adding. tomorrow they'll fly to nashville, cleveland, achlt st. augustine. and the transportation security administration says travel is causing long check-in delays leading people to miss their flights. last month nearly 6,800 passengers missed flights nationwide because of tsa check point delays, many of them in philadelphia. the tsa admits it underestimated the recent surge. to speed things up, tsa is hiring as many as 200 new officers each week. >>> each year close to 160 police officers are killed in the line of duty nationwide. >> yeah. in the last several years, departments from across the country have started going the extra mile to increase the awareness of the lives lost and the families left behind when an officer is killed at work. nbc 10's deanna durante is live where one department is gearing up for a major ride to send a strong message. deanna? >> reporter: good morning, tracy. in 2012 they lost one of their own when officer brad fox was killed not far from this police station.

indianapolis last night. >>> i'm jackie ward in oakland city hall where just a few hours ago, the council unanimously approvedency which means they approved a 90-day moratorium to focus on new regulations and policies that will hopefully help out the city's renters. mayor libby schaaf says one in four people are in danger of being displaced. that's one of the reasons hundreds of people attended the late meeting last night to hear the council and they heard emotional stories from people who say they're on the brink of losing their homes. the median rent in oakland is now $3,000 a month according to the council staff report. so even if a person is working full time, many renters argue it's just too much. >> people here are basically going to be living out of cars up on the freeways -- >> already. >> i know, but i mean it's going to be even more so. people who work every, single day. >> thank you so much. >> you're going to be concerned about other people in other countries and you can't take of your people that's here now. >> reporter: this past october the council approved an action to fund programs that would

city's apollo theater to stage their own impromptu celebration. >> i grew up with prince, so it -- this one hurts. >> this thing called life. indianapolis prince died thursday morning at his suburban minneapolis compound after he was found unresponse 95 an elevator. he was briefly hospitalized last week with what he said was the flu. >> just amazing the love everyone in minnesota has for him. just great. >> reporter: in downtown minneapolis, a huge crowd gathered for an all-night block party to celebrate one of their own. i just want your >> reporter: from his musical style to his fashion, fans say prince will be remembered for rewriting the rule book. >> prince was nice with that guitar. >> reporter: prince won seven grammys for his music which soul. >> he was like a shakespeare or mozart, something out of his time. >> reporter: though 5'2", he was a towering present in the music industry and among the people who knew him best. >> he's our royalty. he's minneapolis. >> reporter: the exact cause of prince's death is still under investigation. in tribute, the bells of the clock tower of minneapolis city hall will chime to the tune of pri

indianapolis, 55, and moving towards the east. by tomorrow morning 55 mile an hour wind gusts in new york city. dangerous winds. windchills that would feel like the teens and 20s. there is a snow component with this. when the cold air comes through. we'll get it in two pulses. by monday night we could see one to as much as six inches of snow in some spots. opening day pirates taking on the cardinals around the corner a little snow on the tarp tomorrow morning. >> thank you. >>> we want to turn now to the manhunt under way in chicago. you are about to see graphic video of a shooting victim gunned down on the street. as he was posting live video on facebook. the phone's camera capturing the shooter in the background. abc's eva pilgrim has the latest tonight. >> reporter: tonight chicago police are searching for this shooter captured on camera gunning down a man in broad daylight on a street corner. >> some cover. >> brian fields better known a sugar ray was on facebook live streaming a trip back to his old neighborhood and then he notices something out of the corner of his eye. his cell phone falls to the ground

indianapolis with union workers protesting job cuts. >> stop destroying the middle class. >> reporter: hillary clinton was at a new york city fund- raiser, pushing for the expansion of a network of all- boys public schools in high crime areas. earlier, she said this about what she calls trump's bullying. >> demeaning me, you know, talking about playing the woman's card. we're going to talk about what we want to do for the country and he can continue on his insult fest. >> focusing on hillary, she'll go down easier than any of the people we just beat. >> reporter: during the california trump protest, five people were arrested and an officer was treated for minor injuries. live in the newsroom, dave carlin, cbs 2news. >> dave, thank you. >>> new information tonight on an oil slick near the george washington bridge. police say it is dissipating quickly enough that no cleanup is necessary. the slick was discovered around 3:00 this afternoon and it stretched almost a mile long. investigators say it's unclear a leak, but at this point, nothing more is entering the water. >>> charges are pending against two robbery suspects who set off a wild

city, 73. minneapolis, 10 degrees above normal. it's cooler in the east. end of the week, minneapolis, 73. 75, new orleans. our weekend from the great lakes to the east, looking spectacular. 76 by monday in indianapolisnew york city, 70 on sunday. 77 monday. charlotte, a high of 83 degrees. who needs coffee? at's what's going onth >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start but a quick warmup today with bright sunshine. sunny skies, light wind, upper 50s and low 60s this afternoon. the wind out of the north/northeast at 10 miles an hour, that's cool air that will be back in play tomorrow morning. 38 in the morning. a nice warmup, in fact, a warming trend starts tomorrow afternoon. 65 on saturday and then it's into the 70s for sunday and monday. have a great day. this time. yeah ok not too quick don't let go until i say so. i got you... start strong with the lasting energy of 100%100% you're doing it! whole grain quaker oats. and off you go. powerful.evving] ♪ by design. [tires screeching] ♪ charged up. by design. ♪ (toilet flush) if you need an opioid to manage your chronic pain, you may be sooo constipated it feels like everyone can go ...except you. opioid-induced constipation,

indianapolis. that's right outside of a restaurant in that city. ted cruz expected there any minute now.e press about where his campaign goes from here, we will bring that to you live when ted cruz makes that appearance, keeping an eye on it right now. meanwhile, cruz not calling indiana must-win. he will not use those words, even though everybody else is right now. that's certainly the consensus, is that ted cruz and the entire stop trump movement now absolutely must beat donald trump next tuesday in indiana if they're going to have any chance now. members of the stop trump movement were in spin mode after last night's results. here's an e-mail from the never trump movement. they said that indiana offers, quote, a real opportunity to deny trump delegates and change the narrative of the race. they said signs of cooperation between kasich and cruz and more challenging terrain for trump as reasons for optimism. where does this republican race stand right now? no one better to turn to than larry kudlow. larry, donald trump calls himself the presumptive nominee. is he being presumptuous? >>

indianapolis. detroit, 66. new york city, 70 on sunday. 77 monday. and charlotte will see a high of 83 degrees.'s take a look outside at sunol. cloudy skies and sunshine elsewhere. a mix of cloud and skies. up to 69 discretion in saratoga. palo alto, 66 degrees. 68 in napa. upper 60s for fremont as well as the tri-valley beautiful weather today. a little more sun than we had yesterday. getting ready for rain on thursday morning. >>> good morning. nbc news starts a show and put you in touch with the world we live in. not just all fields, but all parts of human endeavor. this is a program from america to america. we hope we can give enough to you to stay with you for a long time. until tomorrow morning, peace. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> again, no caffeine at all. thaul, al. >>> coming up, restoring the doem. house speaker paul ryan takes us behind the scenes at the historic republican vagus at the us capitol. >>> and the viral video everyone is talking about this morning. brothers convincing their sister the zombie apocalypse is happening. brothers are the worst. i have asthma... ...o

indianapolis with union workers. >> stop destroying the middle class. >> hillary clinton was at a new york city fundraising pushing for all boys schools in high crime area. she said this about trump's bullying. >> demeaning me, talking about playing the woman card. we're going to talk about what we want continue insulting. >> when i focus on hillary she'll go down easier than any of the people we just beat. >> at the california trump protest five people were arrested and an officer was treated for minor injuries. dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> new this morning, police released a photo of a suspect in the shooting death of 41-year-old man in brooklyn. he was dressed like a construction worker when he gunned down jones. jones was shot in the head and body and pronounced dead at brookdale hospital. >>> the two men police say set off a wild chain of events in harlem are facing numerous charges. it started as a robbery in inwood. two officers were in pursuit when their cruiser collided with the suspect's car in harlem. charges against the 28-year-old and possession of stolen property. property. county village are still d

the city of charlotte passed an ordinance similar to one passed in indianapolis in 1975. rience with core non discrimination ordinances at the city and state level that provide basic protections for lgbt people in every area of their lives. >> so what we've seen in north carolina specifically is that there are big corporations saying hey we're going to pump the brakes on doing business with you. we've seen paypal canceling a new operations center in charlotte. lion's gate have now moved a pilot to vancouver. the nba is reconsidering having its all-star game there. 120 voices of businesses have responded saying we're not okay with this. how do you respond to that? >> sure. let me talk about paypal and nba. couple of things i don't understand. when paypal made its announcement that it was coming three weeks ago, north carolina had the same law on discrimination that it has today. i don't know if they were unaware of that. secondly, north carolina today has the same law statewide as about 32 other states.3 and the third thing, and this is -- the same with the nba, talking abo

indianapolis. detroit, 66. new york city 70 on sunday. 77 monday. and charlotte will see a high of 83 degrees.s what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> no matter what your favorite morning beverage is, make it extra hot. temperatures down in the mid30s in some areas this morning. forecasted temperatures moving around 50 degrees. a great afternoon coming. staying cooler than if you're headed to the ball game tonight going for three in a row have your jacket. temperatures will be in the 40s. a nice warming trend comes our way in time for the weekend. start strong with the lasting energy of 100% you're doing it! whole grain quaker oats. and off you go. powerful.evving] ♪ by design. [tires screeching] ♪ charged up. by design. ♪ (toilet flush) if you need an opioid to manage your chronic pain, opioid-induced constipation, oic, is a different type of constipation, >>> brothers convincing their sister the zombie apocalypse is happening. in related news, brothers are the worst. <

today amassing the city try drafting legislation to relocate homeless encampments. this legislation was based on ordinance a for indianapolis and indiana is important to note that with indianapolis the council there was half-and-half between democrats and republicans as they were able to come to a solution without the politics getting in the way. that is something that we need to be able to do here in san francisco. recently we seen especially on division street many people in these encampments off the side streets and on to people's doorsteps close by many of them did not have a place to go were sheltered as a result shelter available we were and i just would like to thank all those involved with the work in the research of putting this forward does make sure that if were doing a sweep of the homeless encampments that were making a notice in the community and coordinating with the community for a plan for the relocation. we want to make sure that were not just moving people from one place to another but moving people to temporary permanent housing or whatever is available. if there is no temporary or permanent housing is a

city, 65, 4 degrees above average. i saved the best for the weekend. look at this, baby. indianapolis, 76 on sunday and monday. pittsburgh, 75. sunday, washington, 72, new york city, 68 on sunday. 76 on monday. for our friends in the southeast, not so great. cooler air coming in off the atlantic. look at your temperatures today. atlanta, 8 degrees below normal. jacksonville, 71. charleston, 68. friday, even chillier. poor babies. that's what's going on. weather. >>> good morning. bright sunshine. what should you be expecting for thursday? another cold start. back in the 30s this morning, filled with sunshine and a lit warmer than yesterday. 30 in manassas and culpeper. you'll need the seat heaters early this morning. temperatures rise to the 50s by lunchtime and upper 60s for a high this >>> coming up, the omega block and what it means for you. >> i can't wait to find out. thank you very much. coming up, our interview with robert de niro, reigniting the debate over whether vaccines cause autism. what the experts are saying about what de niro said yesterday. >>> and extra long security lines at airports coast to

city and north into areas of central illinois. north of st. louis. also the winds yesterday at this time around houston. who has the worst weather, downpours in chicago and indianapolisated soil. and then further to the south right along the virginia/north carolina border, steady rains continue as you're driving down through i-95 south of washington, d.c. for today, about 8.5 million people are at risk of severe weather. one will be this afternoon, so isolated strong storms, raleigh, up towards the border there with north carolina. isolated strong storms, atlanta, montgomery, birmingham, down in charleston. tonight we reload. this is a new storm that we'll be dealing with in texas. that has large hail with it late tonight. then a stormy friday, saturday for you in areas in texas. so enjoy this dallas-ft. worth and oklahoma city. we have stormy weather. >>> a major lawsuit launched against a teen and snapchat has a district -- put that distracted driving front and center. this was a scene of a high-speed wreck. 18-year-old crystal mcgee allegedly drove over 100 miles an hour and crashed into another man's car. she used a snapchat filter and it tracks how fast the peop

today amassing the city try drafting legislation to relocate homeless encampments. this legislation was based on ordinance a for indianapolis and indiana is important to note that with indianapolis the council there was half-and-half between democrats and republicans as they were able to come to a solution without the politics getting in the way. that is something that we need to be able to do here in san francisco. recently we seen especially on division street many people in these encampments off the side streets and on to people's doorsteps close by many of them did not have a place to go were sheltered as a result shelter available we were and i just would like to thank all those involved with the work in the research of putting this forward does make sure that if were doing a sweep of the homeless encampments that were making a notice in the community and coordinating with the community for a plan for the relocation. we want to make sure that were not just moving people from one place to another but moving people to temporary permanent housing or whatever is available. if there is no temporary or permanent housing is a

city, 65. that's four degrees above average. 75, charleston. i've saved the best for the weekend. look at this, baby. indianapolis, you'll be 76 on sunday and monday. pittsbur pittsburgh, 75. sunday, washington, 72. new york city, 68 on sunday. 76 on monday. for our friends in the southeast, not so great. cooler air coming in off the atlantic. so look at your temperatures today. you're going to be, atlanta, eight degrees below normal. jacksonville, 71. charleston, 68. on friday, even chillier. oh, poor babies. that's what's going on. we're going to get >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a beautiful day ahead. temperatures in the high 60s. the trend continues tomorrow. the weekend, even warmer. 66 sarkd brilliant sun. into the 70s on sunday. and monday, closer to 80 degrees. 60s for tuesday and wednesday. plenty of sunshine wednesday afternoon. have a great day. >>> coming up, the omega block and what it means for you. >> i can't wait to find out. thank you very much. coming up, our interview with robert de niro, reigniting the debate over whether vaccines cause autism. what the experts are saying ab

city, 65. that's four degrees above average. 75, charleston. i've saved the best for the weekend. look at this, baby. indianapolis, you'll be 76 on sunday and monday. pittsburgh pittsburgh, 75. sunday, washington, 72. new york city, 68 on sunday. 76 on monday. for our friends in the southeast, not so great. cooler air coming in off the atlantic. so look at your temperatures today. eight degrees below normal. jacksonville, 71. charleston, 68. on friday, even chillier. oh, poor babies. that's what's going on. we're going to get >>> good morning, everyone. waking up to another chilly start out there. temperatures in the 40s in the city. 30s north and west of town. still below freezing in morristown at 30 degrees. lots of sunshine. temperatures responding nicely. back to the 50s. a really cool day with a high temperature of 60 dros. take a look at the seven-day forecast. it does get warmer. tomorrow, 63, 65 on saturday. sunday, 70 degrees. >>> coming up, the omega block and what it means for you. >> i can't wait to find out. thank you very much. coming up, our interview with robert de niro, reigniting the debate over

cities. in indiana for years, i had no idea that a couple of those weapons were aimed at indianapolis and could have e blit rated the whole place. when you ask how things moved, they moved from a time in which i was shocked when i went down into a pit where they pulled a missile out in siberia where the guards were located and there were pictures of american citizens. was that one of the targets and it was. they qualified without any doubt. a bipartisan situation that lasted over 20 something years, they suggest at least 7500 warheads aimed at the united states have been removed and correspondingly they have reduced roughly 1500 war reads. none the less, they are close to five digits and that's a big difference. unfortunately the situation came to a conclusion in june of 2013. i went to russia in 2o 12 trying to plead that we needed to keep talking and the foreign office said no, no more americans. i'm tired of you folks. that's the end of that trail. that's the one story. huge amounts. now we are at a different point as they mead in washington starting tomorrow. the fourth time around the trac

city council member there, and ft. collins, colorado, and they were saying that didn't have taxis on ground before uber came. uber created a whole new service. indianapolis was another example they saw uber and air bnb as a real economic development tool. so i think you have those types of examples but also cities that for a long, long time have had existing taxi industries have had, you know, very strong hotel industries, so they've had kind of existing services where it's creating a competitive environment where there might not be an even playing field. i think that kind of gets at the dynamic. yes, mayors and council members overall welcome this innovation happening. but there is a need to make sure that we're creating a level playing field where it's necessary, but that might not be necessary everywhere in the same way. >> yeah, but in terms of -- did she walk away? >> i'm right here. >> your question was about work as well. when you look at the data, recently we got numbers from the irs in terms of what has the growth in 1099s looked like versus the growth of w-2s between the year 2000 and 2014. the number of w-2s issued stagnated or slightly declin

indianapolis yesterday. sanders criticized carrier and other companies for moving manufacturing jobs out of the u.s. he said they do it to increase profits. >>> hillary clinton returned to new york cityesterday to speak at a charity breakfast. the democratic frontrunner did not mention politics to this group that supports education for young minority men. >>> new from overnight, overseas 21 people are dead and dozens of others are wounded from a car bombing in iraq's capital. authorities in bagdad are split on what was the target. local police say the focus was shiite pilgrims walking to a holy shrine. security forces say an open-air market was the target. so far no one is taking credit for the deadly blast but isis has claimed similar attacks that have claimed the lives of shiites and other civilians in bagdad. >>> still ahead on "nbc10 news today," the end of an era draws near when the curtain closes on a major attraction. details coming up. this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you've lost your game. literally. your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. and your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with. well, allergy muddlers, muddle no

today amassing the city try drafting legislation to relocate homeless encampments. this legislation was based on ordinance a for indianapolis and indiana is important to note that with indianapolis the council there was half-and-half between democrats and republicans as they were able to come to a solution without the politics getting in the way. that is something that we need to be able to do here in san francisco. recently we seen especially on division street many people in these encampments off the side streets and on to people's doorsteps close by many of them did not have a place to go were sheltered as a result shelter available we were and i just would like to thank all those involved with the work in the research of putting this forward does make sure that if were doing a sweep of the homeless encampments that were making a notice in the community and coordinating with the community for a plan for the relocation. we want to make sure that were not just moving people from one place to another but moving people to temporary permanent housing or whatever is available. if there is no temporary or permanent housing is a