we are also in the us midwestern city of milwaukee — home of the harley—davidson.onomics editor kamal ahmed why he's optimistic the global economy is, like his famous bikes, accelerating nicely. ididn't i didn't write this! he's not alone. the international monetary fund has also moved its economic forecasts up a gearfor this year and next. here's kamal. bitmapped at liberty to, the man who i’u ns bitmapped at liberty to, the man who runs and rights harley—davidson. —— meet matt. a all—american company that exports around the world. if things are going well for businesses like this, but the signal that the global economy is set. i asked him if the economy is indeed looking up. a lot of this is just psychology, when people feel more confident, then they are willing to make, if you will, financial risks of investing in something and putting their home, buying a motorcycle, but when they feel really uncertain, they pull back. they wait. and so they pull back. they wait. and so the election and so forth has helped people feel more optimism. running more smoothly at har

shame on ruth davidson. and shame on the conservatives.e colours of ruth davidson and the conservatives. ifjeremy corbyn was prime minister there would be no rape clause. there would be no more housing benefit cuts and there would be no more austerity. and i will proudly campaign for that over the next six weeks as she campaigns for independence. so for the government to pass judgment... the two—child tax policy applies right across the uk. the snp have made it a particularly hot political issue in scotland. this row could be a problem for the conservatives. they are hoping to attract the support of people who are not natural tories but who don't want scottish independence. that's why all the other parties have come together to highlight a tory policy that is not popular in scotland. ruth davidson has worked hard to detoxify the tories in scotland. successfully increasing their support. by attacking her on issues like benefit cuts, her opponents want to reverse the campaign to rebrand and reposition the scottish conservatives. sarah smith,

before you go, i wa nt to harley—davidson.n getting a lot of attention on social media. this is an official photograph released by the white house of donald trump and some visitors you will recognise. that is sarah palin. she also has two friends with, ted nugent and kid rock salt and get this photograph therapy and put on her facebook page, also taken in the white house in front of the official portrait of the former first lady in front of the official portrait of the formerfirst lady is, in front of the official portrait of the former first lady is, hillary clinton. this is shocking in america because there is a reference surrounding former first lady sent former presidents. it is like the buckingham palace and having a laugh against a portrait of prince charles. you just don't do it. i am not sure that is reverence, especially when we know what is behind it. she will probably get told off on social media. you're watching one hundred days from bbc news. i'm christian fraser, live in paris, where the 11 candidates for the fre

congressman davidson, nice to have you. thanks for talking with us. let's talk about internet privacy first. you broke with the lot of your republican colleagues and you voted against the rollback. why? warren: for me, a higher order is the bill of rights and the privacy protections. so i believe you really do -- whose data is it? it's your data. for me that trumps the considerations. and i voted no. soledad: it's our data. you voted no. your vote lost. and i think a lot of consumers actually felt like they lost as well. because i'm with you. i think it's my data. what are your concerns about what some of these companies could do with our data? warren: the biggest concern i have is that congress needs to take action. so all this regulatory action highlights the need for legislation. i think there's a strong will among republicans and hopefully something that can be done in a bipartisan fashion to really make sure that people go, yeah, this is your data. customer data is there. truly everything that you do on the internet, for example, goes across your

>> say help owe. >> hello. >> welcome to davidson school.iladelphia, and the morning on fox 29. i like good day philadelphia and the morning on fox 29. i like kelly's classroom. >> likes kelly's classroom. i got to love it. that's great. thanks, kenny. now, i'm going to come over here to donna, our director, donna, explain to me the device he was just using? >> so he's using augmen augmentd communication device, that's the way kenny speaks. there are different form of communication devices, some students use pictures, some use switches. but kenny has a more sophisticated device. >> okay, now, tell me about some of the other programs that you have here. because you have all ages here? >> we do. service student from the ages of three to 21, they're with different disabilities, we have students who have intellectual disability, called our foundations program, for student in a need more medical attention, then we have our second chance program, for stood went emotional disturbance, need more of they are sputum, and largest program here our conne

caller: yes, i bought a harley-davidson. nice motorcycle. but when i went to get it serviced, tune-up and everything, they charged me $600 for a tune-up for a harley-davidson. that's really buying american. $20,000 for a motorcycle and $600 for a tune-up every time you get it tuned up. that's really doing the right thing. i got screwed big time. host: why do you say that? caller: will you give $600 for a tune-up on a motorcycle? host: and you think that's because it's american made? caller: two spark plugs, electronic ignition and to get it dialed up, $600? come on, lady. would you do that again? i love the motorcycle but the maintenance and bringing to the shop to get it fixed, you get taken. you get ripped off big time. host: all right, john. morning consult did a poll on this website. a majority of u.s. consumers prefer to buy american up to a point. americans are inclined to purchase made in the united states over foreign proof goods made at the same price but if the goods increases, more people say they're willing to buy more product. a

and to the tory leader in scotland, ruth davidson.s always put the union first, and that's what people know. that's why whether you're a tactical voter, and i'm not necessarily someone who expounds that, but if you're a principled voter, your vote, if you don't want the snp, if you don't want to encourage their tunnel vision to break up britain, is to vote for the scottish conservatives. what do you do if you're a labour voting brexiteer who likes this government's direction of travel? we're in greater manchester... and non—tory area as we are, we're not going to vote for those,

meet matt levatich — the man who runs, and rides, harley—davidsons.hings are going well for businesses like this, then that is a signal that the global economy is set fair. i asked mr levatich if the economy is indeed looking up. a lot of this is just psychology. when people feel more confident, then they're willing to make, if you will, financial ri5ks of investing in something, improving your home, buying a motorcycle. when they feel really uncertain, they pull back and they wait. and so the election and so forth has helped people feel more optimism. running more smoothly at harley, and for the us. american growth is up. and it's not alone. european growth is up. uk growth is up. the official imf forecasts have certainly made for better reading, although they have been wrong before. and for the head of the world's leading financial organisation, there are reasons to be cheerful. we are forecasting growth in 2017 at 3.5%. and 2018 at 3.6%. and that's a significant update from 2016. which is all good news. but we need to make sure that this momentum i

meet matt, the man who runs and rides harley davidson. things are going well for businesses like this, that is a signal that the global economy is ready to set sail. >> a lot of it is the psychology. when people feel more confident, they are willing to make financial risks of investing in something including buying a home or buying a motorcycle. when they feel uncertain, they pull back and they wait. the election has helped people feel more optimism. running more smoothly at harley and for the u.s. american growth is up. european growth is up, u.k. growth is up. they have been wrong before. the world's of leading financial organization, there are reasons to be cheerful. >> we are forecasting group -- 3.6%. in 2017 and 2018 at that is a significant upgrade from 2016, which is all good news. we need to make sure that this momentum is sustained. also in town, the governor of the bank of england. you feel much more confident about the direction of travel or the global economy? >> there is a much more positive is still at there hesitation of a

good morning, i'm tracy davidson.uds to start your day. let's find out what's to come with first alert meteorologist bill henley. bill? >>> cloudy and cool. the cloudy view from the adventure aquarium. 40s. 47 in the lehigh valley. suburbs, 45. 47 in philadelphia. the clouds are moving in. getting a wind off the ocean. a combination that's going to keep us chilly for most of the day. we have clouds, but showers, they're to the west. i expect them to fall apart before they move in. lots of clouds. but i think you can get away without the umbrella today. >> all right. thanks for that. >>> now to nbc10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington watching the ride to work. >>> watching the vine street expressway, okay. typical on the westbound side. seeing delays moving toward the schuylkill expressway. you see that in the cameras here. everything's still moving, that's the good thing around 24th street. there's a crash in bridgeport. watch for clearing after a bit. 4th street around prospect avenue. tracy, back to y

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. a lot of rain still coming our way. taking a live look now at center city. philadelphia is expected to see rain and suburbs could see some flooding. live look at cape may, beach avenue down the shore in south jersey. there's a possibility for thunderstorms as the day goes on. in delaware, chance for thunderstorms there. damaging winds also a possibility. the blue rocks home opener could be in jeopardy there, according to bill. let's get right to bill henley. neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >> you mention sd why we issued a first alert for the entire viewing area today especially this morning and well into the afternoon hours. see severe storms take place with damaging winds and hail and heavy downpours as well, especially in the pennsylvania suburbs and lehigh valley. flood threat as well will accompany those areas that have seen a lot of rain over the last several days. light rainfall overnight. that's already moving out of here. the heavier rain and thunderstorm activity has hit central pennsylvania. so, this fir

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. bill henley is our go-to guy. we need to find out what's on the back of a jersey and find out about weather, here's our go-to guy. >> i've got your back. >> that's what i'm talking about. >>> today, grab the umbrella. you've known it in easton, showers are fixly moving toward -- quickly moving toward the lehigh valley. clouds are in place, and it's a chilly breeze blowing this morning. the rain is exiting wilmington heading into philadelphia, westchester, starting to get a few rain drops. look at the downpours moving through camden and into burlington county. northwest of pemberton -- you'll hear the downpours in a few seconds. moderate showers moving through there. this is on the move. look, it's dry now for vineland, morris river. showers have already cleared cape may. to the south, you see rain moving in this morning and especially this afternoon. we'll see heavier downpours during the afternoon into the evening commute. you'll definitely need your rain gear today. 52, rain in new jerseyment 54 in the lehigh va

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's see if there's some rain on its way. let's check in with meteorologist bill henley in the most accurate nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> you've been peeking at the radar, haven't you? the doppler radar shows showers mainly to the south. this system will be us today, tonight, and tomorrow, even into wednesday. the first of it, well, clouds have already started to move in. some sprinkles in the reading area and to the south in delaware and south jersey. nothing heavy about the rain for this morning or this afternoon. we will see some steadier rain later today. the chill is in place for the lehigh valley, suburbs, 47 in new jersey. 50 in philadelphia, holding at 50 in delaware. we will see cloudy skies and occasional showers, stead area rain this afternoon for the area. get started first in delaware. the lehigh valley, mostly cloudy, a chance of showers, 62 degrees. 60 for new jersey, close to 60 in new jersey. at the shore, 55 with the wind blowing and the rain at times. the suburbs and philadelph

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. cool, but we can't complain. it's been a great run. we'll get right to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> you can complain, it just won't make a difference. it will still be cool this morning. 44 degrees in new jersey. there are clouds moving through. no sign of rain. philadelphia at 51 degrees. clouds will break for enough sunshine to warm temperatures into the 60s this afternoon. the clouds at 10:00 and 57 degrees. a little bit of a breeze out of the north at four miles per hour. the winds will stay light. sunshine will be bright this afternoon. the clouds will move through, and then we'll see clearing skies. that will lead to temperatures in the middle 60s for the lehigh valley, for new jersey, 66 degrees. right at 60 as i am expecting a sea breeze to kick in again for the jersey shore. delaware up to 67. warmer weather for the weekend. got a look at easter sunday in a few minutes. first we'll see how the traf

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's get to meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast. light rain in some places. >> a few sprinkles. light scattered showers this morning. most of the area is dry. dry in delaware. dry in south jersey. really more active showers moving through berks county. we've seen them in the allentown area and now in up are montgomery and bucks county. this is nothing but light rain. no heavy downpours. no thunder and lightning here. look to the west and there's one more line of showers that's going to be moving through. this will miss the. more likely to head into chester county, delaware and south jersey. then we'll see drying. look farther to the west and there's some breaks in the clouds. pittsburgh is breaking out of the cloud cover. we got some sunshine on the way for later on. 50 degrees in the suburbs. lehigh valley is 54 with those scattered rain showers. 55 degrees at 8:00. clouds start to thin out later this morning. we'll see a warm up.

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. a beautiful forecast. meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate forecast. bill? >>> yesterday it was warm, 80 in the afternoon. such a warm day yesterday, it's part of why temperatures are warmer this morning than yesterday morning. 57 in philadelphia. the suburbs in the 50s. you see the full moon in new jersey, 56 degrees. 50 in the lehigh valley. a little bit cooler in the lehigh valley than the rest of the area. but it's going to be a quick warmup. 8:00, 54 degrees. look at that. 11:00, 71 degrees. right now, 53 in delaware. frawley stadium in for sunshine. 55 at 7:00. 68 degrees in wilmington. that's at 10:00 this morning. afternoon temperatures will soar to record levels for philadelphia. the lehigh valley and delaware, 3 in new jersey. the -- 83 in new jersey. the shore hit 70 this afternoon. plenty of sunshine during the day. up to 83 in many of the suburbs, as well. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly those temperatures pop up and if we'll see record highs this afternoon

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. did i get in trouble with bill by calling it ho-huh? >> yes. it's going to be a beautiful day. >> i apologize. >> i remember winter, so this is not ho-hum. a few showers this morning, they've moved through pennsylvania. they're starting to exit delaware. a few rain drops in kent county. moving across delaware bay and into south jersey. atlantic city, few showers in the area into gloucester and camden counties and burlington, too, just to start with. they're not going to last. we'll see sunshine take over. we're getting a warm start with a bit of fog. you see it in the lehigh valley. 59 degrees right now. the fog will quickly clear out. look at the sunshine. from the 60s at 8:00 this morning to 74 at 11:00. and then this afternoon, we're heading into the 80s today. 84 for philadelphia and new jersey. 82 degrees in the suburbs, and a quick warmup for delaware and the lehigh valley, too. temperatures today will be in the 80s. closer to 90 for tomorrow. i'll go through the forecast hour by hour, break it down, show how quickly temperatures

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's get right to bill henley and the most accurate nbc10 forecast. rain's going to be heavy in places. then the thunderstorms? >>> there is a chance of thunderstorms in delaware and south jersey. most of the day, rainy and windy conditions. check out the view looking toward the art museum. the camera's shaking in the wind. you see closely the flag is blowing, too. showers moving into philadelphia, moving to bucks, montgomery, and northern chester county. seeing the rain. it's getting closer to berks county. already drying out in wilmington, vineland, morris river. there's more rain waiting to the south. this is part of the same system we had yesterday. to the south, there are heavy downpours. i expect those arriving this afternoon. temperatures staying put for most of the day. winds out of the northeast at 13 miles per hour. we're at 53 now in philadelphia. 54 in the lehigh valley with cloudy skies. won't be long before showers move in this morning in the easton area. at 11:00, 54 w

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. you see the sun starting to come up.light. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate forecast for your neighborhoods. >> giving us a better view of the clouds moving in. it's dry in philadelphia. a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. clouds will be taking over in the area today. we've seen very scattered, light showers in delaware, south jersey, southernst

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. rounds two and three coming up later today. if it's anything like round one, it's going to be good. let's get to meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> i think it's the weather that's made the difference in the draft. >> you do? >> got to be. >> gorgeous weather. absolutely gorgeous. and the timing of the showers is perfect. they're happening overnight. first thing this morning. they've moved out of philadelphia. it was a beautiful day yesterday. a warmer one today. it will be dry. these showers are quickly -- they've already ended in delaware. they're quickly moving through new jersey right now. bridgeton is drying out. they were getting showers when we went on the air at 4:30. harvey creedars, atlantic city, a few raindrops. no heavy downpours. sunshine on the way. the clouds breaking over easton this morning. you see some breaks in the clouds already. they'll thin out quickli. sunshine and 64 a

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we'll check in with meteorologist bill henley in the most accurate nbc10 neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> another fabulous spring day ahead. we are seeing clouds this morning. they're rolling through the lehigh valley and the suburbs. the temperatures have cooled down into the lower 40s in spite of that. usually cloud cover will act like a blanket and keep temperatures warmer overnight. we're not seeing that this morning. new jersey 44. the warm spot is 51 in philadelphia. we'll get the clouds this morning but clear this afternoon. another nice spring day with lots of sunshine. 60s across the board. even at the shore, right at 60 this afternoon because of the sea breeze. delaware hits 67. big warmup over the weekend. timed perfectly for easter sunday. we'll look at the forecast when i come back in ten minutes. first we'll see how the friday commute is going. jessica boyington with the update. >>> the boulevard around 17th, both directions now. it looks okay. here's the southbo

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. i think it's going to be a pretty good day. we'll start with erika martin and the most accurate first alert weather forecast. >>> that's right. we have at least favorable conditions for the phillies' home opener. a lot of the rain that we've been talking about even 48 hours ago, a lot of it won't be in the philly metro area. we'll start with the current temperatures. 46 for mt. holly. allentown. 45. the average high in philadelphia for this time of year is 60 degrees. look at the record high, 90 set back in 1929. we're not going to get there. we'll stay in the 40s. at least it's going to be a mainly dry day. now, feels-like temperatures now, it feels like 38 degrees in philadelphia. mt. holly, 41 for you. allentown, 39. coatesville, 37. that's expected because we have a shift in the winds. westerlies and west/southwesterlies. hour by hour starting at 5:30 a.m., you will see increasing clouds. notice the rain stays to the northwest. a mix for parts of mt. pocono. i don't think this wil

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. do we love fridays here or what? >> we surely do. >> we'll start with meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate nbc10 weather forecast. bill? >>> your lawn will love this friday. we have rain moving in. the rain has already started in some of the suburbs, the lehigh valley, berks county. light rain moving in now. the first raindrops moving into central new castle county and delaware. it's on the way. you definitely need the rain gear today, but not all day long. 50s to start in philadelphia, 54 with rain in the lehigh valley. by 11:00, drying out. the first round will move through this morning. there's another round due in this afternoon. for delaware now, 56 degrees, you see some of the fog in wilmington, holding at 56 at 7:00 and 59 -- not much of a warmup with clouds to start with. we will see breaks of sunshine midday, and then more showers and thunderstorms develop later this afternoon. 70s for the area. it's possible the lehigh valley stays in the upper 60s this afternoon

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well, ruth davidson has clearly not been paying attention.en consistent over many, many years in our criticisms of the common fisheries policy. and very clear about our intentions to see it fundamentally reformed. our 2007 manifesto, continue to work for withdrawal of the cfp. 2011, the cfp, well past its sell by date. the 2014 white paper on independence, independence for scotland would allow us to take a leadership role in reforming the common fisheries policy. so the reality here is, the snp that always stands up for scottish fishing, and always will stand up for scottish fishing. but ruth davidson thought the snp was facing in several different directions. the snp, saying they are in favour ofjoining the european union, but the first minister not confirming whether the first —— snp will back that in their manifesto. they say they are in favour of the common fisheries policy, except for mps in fishing constituencies, who are against it. then we have the real whopper. in scotland, nicola sturgeon saying the coming election has nothing to do

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. some places could hit 80. let's get to meteorologist bill henley and the most action arrest nbc10 first alert forecast. bill? >>> we didn't see that this weekend, but we saw lots of sunshine. that will continue today. a cool morning. a range of temperatures, 48 in philadelphia. look at new jersey, down into the 30s in some neighborhoods and 40 degrees in the lehigh valley. delaware, 46 degrees. one of the warmer spots, sunshine. after a morning in the 40s, it starts in the 40s. heading into the 60s by 10:00 in the morning. look at the wind that develops. it will be out of the southwest at nine miles per hour, and it will be stronger this afternoon. that's going to boost the temperatures to near 80 degrees for philadelphia and the suburbs. up to 79 degrees in new jersey except right along the beach where temperatures are in the 60s and upper 70s. the lehigh valley and delaware. a beautiful june-like day for us, unusual. i'll take you through it hour by hour to show how quickly temperat

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. i have a feeling you'll be happy with bill's forecast. we'll get to meteorologist bill henley and most accurate nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> we're heading for a nice day today. going to be chilly to start with. a look at the numbers -- down into the 40s now. 48 degrees in the suburbs. new jersey at 49. the lehigh valley is 46. yesterday at this time, seeing clouds move in which led to rain. you won't see that today. it's going to be sunny skies. and the chill will still be around at 8:00. look at the quick warmup. by 11:00 this morning, 57 degrees. the rest of the area with a similar warmup. barely 50 in wilmington. up one degree at 7:00. by 10:00, close to 60. that's in spite of northeasterly winds at ten miles per hour. sunshine, and we'll top out in the typical zone for april. 67 in philadelphia. 60s for the suburbs and lehigh valley. lots of sunshine for new jersey. at the shore, a sea breeze will be blowing. in spite of sunny skies all day, 58 the high temperature. we'll go through it hour by hour, show

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. it is wednesday, let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate nbc10 weather forecast. bill? >>> a chillier start this morning, but temperatures are down about ten degrees compared to yesterday. low 40s for new jersey and the suburbs. 47 for the lehigh valley and delaware. we will see sunshine, about you clouds will be around, as well. 10:00, 52 degrees. partly sunny. winds out of the southeast at 13 miles per hour. that's going to help keep things cooler today. we will warm into the low 60s this afternoon. just not going to be as sunny as yesterday. clouds increasing for delaware and new jersey. at the shore, partly sunny and 54 degrees this afternoon. the winds will be stronger off the ocean there. 63 degrees in philadelphia and low 60s for the suburbs, too. i'll go through it hour by hour to show how and when we'll break into the 60s coming up. first, jessica boyington with traffic. >>> we're watching the new jersey turnpike near exit 1. approaching the delawa

i'm tracy davidson.et's look outside and see what's become today in the weather. first alert meteorologist bill henley. >> light rain showers in trenton into philadelphia and another line of showers quickly moving through southern chester county and wilmington. you're about to get some wet weather. newel county and into south jersey. rain showers here this morning. lots of clouds. what we're not seeing are colder temperatures we had yesterday. in the 50s right now and on track for some sunshine this afternoon which means we'll warm into 70s later today. >> sounds great. now check the roads give you a heads up about a problem. boy h jessica boyington has you covered. >> route 30 eastbound side dealing with a crash right next to route 282. onto right-hand shoulder. earlier we had the right lane blocked. traffic is a little slow. single file in that left-hand lane getting by on the eastbound side. crash out in lower providence on ridge pike. >>> today jurors in the eric frein case return to court for the pe

a shift of jobs at harley-davidson in york, pennsylvania. jobs are moving to kansas city, missouri. we have earnings this week, drop, 25% drop, they have been so popular with baby boomers but that demographic is dropping off so looks like they will have to change, this is the harley cruiser reduction they are shifting over to kansas city, missouri. >> i grew up riding a harley, want to get more into it. the new samsung, making its debut after exploding phones. >> pretty interesting, the jury is out, love the photo, hate the phone, galaxy viii, infinity, it has an iris scanner, voice assistance, facial recognition which we talked about, a picture of somebody else. the screen looks a little pink in some people's opinion. samsung says you got to change the setting, there is positive feedback. >> samsung -- >> did a lost of research. this is a smart move. it is their own brand of wine, 8 to $10 a battle expanding flavors they are operating, replaying cabernet, and members mark wine, moniker on the label, a lot of people, a lot of consumers prefe

harley davidson is on the flip side. davidson reported slowing motorcycle sales in almost every region. it has a lot to do with the strong u.s. dollar around the globe. though shares are down by 4%. we want to take a look at the airlines. a dichotomy. spirit airlines on the one hand, though shares are higher after they reported revenue fell. that is because of the easter shift. looking transfer the second quarter do look strong. ual reported earnings as well. initially, the shares rose but then they have fallen back on they addconcerns as capacity. there are market share come petitions with other rivals. all that is putting pressure on those shares today. vonnie: julie hyman, thank you. shares of bank of america are lower but goldman sachs is down 4%. they showed a shortfall in stark contrast with reports about its three bigger competitors. bank of america climbed. jpmorgan and citigroup reported they exceeded estimates as well. laura, what is the street saying about goldman's miss? ase were calling for as much the tradi

i'm tracy davidson.ing through the area. potentially severe weather. bill henley has your most accurate severe weather forecast. bill? >> stronger storms for the entire viewing area possibly later this afternoon during the day today. chance of severe storms with damaging winds, possibly even hail. heavy downpours will add to the flood threat after all the rain we've had lately. not much rain right now. scattered showers are already moving on. we haven't had thunderstorms in the area. that will change that. those storms are moving toward d.c. and will be here later this morning and this afternoon. during the day, these heavy downpours could produce an inch or two of rainfall finally tapering off this evening. >>> let's get you on your ride to work. jessica boyington is watching an accident. where is it, jess? >> we've had a few accidents here already. a little bit of a peculiar thing. you need to watch through the vine street expressway on that westbound side. and approaching the schuylkill expressway. we

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(charles davidson/homeowner): "you just see that stuff roar up the pine tree.." butted to "there was a possibility that it wasn't going to get here in time, but they did. as i say, it's amazing what they can do." (jrstone) everyone in the indian lake estates community is thankful to be alive tonight... backyards were destroyed and some homes sustained minor damage... but not a single residence was lost. (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: the sunshine returned today and the winds kicked up to make for a breezy afternoon. some of those winds were gusting over 20 mph near the coast. temperatures warmed into 60s to the low 70s and it was dry. but there another possible rain maker in the pacific now headed our way. if you're going out tonight, the winds will continue near the coast this evening but skies shoul be mostly clear. let's take a look at the latest satellite image. there's the storm i was talking about. it's not very strong but it will bring us plenty of clouds and some raindrops tomorrow. thi

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. get ready for round two and three. the draft continues. local fans will continue to take part in the excitement. pamela osborne is live along the ben franklin parkway with more on the activities. >> reporter: we have been telling everyone at home this was going to be big. as you said, we are talking record breaking big. nearly 100,000 people participated in the draft experience. it is the largest attendance ever far draft related event. you can see them checking out festivities as we speak. this is all about the fans. we met a very special mother and son. they are a gold star family. her husband died in combat in afghanistan in 2011. his wife thinks he would be so thrilled to know the draft is happening in his hometown but also that his wife and son will be honored as part of the salute to service members. mickey told me out of all of the eye that is were watching her husband would have the best seat. >> he would do anything to keep them protected. so he was a really great guy. >> tha

tonight we talk to ruth davidson and nick clegg, here in the studio, and we ask whether party loyaltyr brexit will dictate how voters decide in june. join me now on bbc two. here, on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello, welcome to sports day. coming up hello, welcome to sports day. coming up on the programme tonight, sam warburton will lead a lions squad that will try and topple the mighty all blacks. he is one of 41 players picked for the new zealand tour this summer. picked for the new zealand tour this summer. juventus prevent another barcelona comeback to reach the champions league semifinals where they arejoined by champions league semifinals where they are joined by monaco. and trump is dumped out at the crucible. the pretournament favourite loses to eight 1000—1 shot in the first round of the world snooker championship. -- 281000-1shot. well, long. the british and irish lions squad for the tour to new zealand has been selected. sam warburton will lead them this summer, warburton will lead them this summer, as warburton will lead them this summer, as both he and

harley-davidson, for example. he met with the ceo of harley-davidson, the ceo of harley-davidson sa when i sell a motorcyclento china or india, they charge me, 80, 90, 100% tax. america doesn't charge those companies any tax. that is why he is calling it a reciprocal tax. then idea of deductions. where the fight is right now, charles. a lot of republicans say i will not support something that takes away mortgage deduction, property tax rededuction, state income deduction. that will be a fight, which deductions to get rid of. we are looking at situation where there will be a battle. hopefully all of them believe something can get done and they will come to an agreement. but we may very well see a deja vu again on taxes. charles: this is master example of "the art of the deal" in all of those front. speaking of harley-davidson, a lot is made of the fact, that ronald reagan levied tariffs against the japanese motorcycle makers because they were taking so much market share. a couple of years later, it was harley went

the squeeze is on. 20%. >> all right, harley davidson is lower after missing revenue. >> well, they saide, mel. limited availability of 2017 models and reduced first quarter shipments. don't those two kind of go hand in hand? in other words, got limited availability. that's a big problem. that's why people are hitting the stock. >> cabela will sell clearing the way to to be bought by bass proshops. >> yes, this makes the deal in the fall loomore ly. the price will go from 65.50 down to 61.50. there was some concern this deal would not happen. ultimately, the credit card portfolio ends up in the hands of capital un. i think that's a creative and good event for capital one. so i like capital one on this, but it looks like the deal is much closer to occurring. >> up next, john and pete track the activity in the market. halftime report back in two. let's go, she's a dog. [ whimpers ] find ping-pong. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. that's amazing! >>> a double dose of activity. pete? what are you u watch something. >> take a look at whole foods. we know about the story of

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. >> i'm tracy davidson. the closures are around the art museum and the baen franklin parkway and kelly drive. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live with what drivers need to know. pamela? >> reporter: we are still a few week away almost from the start of thosefestities, but take a look. you can see trailers down here. they're beginning to unload things and they're setting the stage for fans. a lot of prep work being done right now. we want to give you a quick look from above from sky force 10. you see how much equipment is on the ground in the area and a stage is going up at the art museum. what does this all mean for you? some lane restrictions around the oval for the next month. the westbound center roadway of the parkway will be closed from east akins oval from spring garden street and that continues to kelly drive southbound where it will open up to three lanes of travel and in front of the art museum steps will be closed as they build the main stage. you can also expect to see traffic down to one lane southbo

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we'll deal with some light showers bath nice warm up later. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> i think you're right. we're starting off warmer. we have clouds and a few scattered showers. you see them in the levhigh valley and bucks county. this from harrisburg is on track, target for chester county, wilmington and into delaware county and then south jersey. those showers move through this morning. then we get breaks of sunshine as we go to this afternoon. starting off warm and get warmer during the day. philadelphia is 56. rain in the city right now but there's a chance we'll see some showers at 9:00, 58 degrees then breaks of sunshine at noon time. look at the warm up. 65 degrees. on our to 70s this afternoon. 74 degrees with a few showers this morning in the lehigh valley. turning partly sunny. showers through new jersey. at the shore 70 degrees with a westerly wind. no seabreeze today. even warmer for the lehigh valley

bank of america, goldman sachs, johnson & johnson, united health, sharls somewhere and harley davidsonefore the open. after, yahoo!. housing start are out at 8:30. industrial production at 9:30. and kansas city fet president esther george is speaking this morning about the fed and monetary policy. want to show you the sterling intraday chart, which we have coming up for you. earlier today we did see a bit of dollar weakness, but that has turned around. now sterling weakness rather than dollar weakness. down a third of a percent, on news that theresa may said she will make a statement on downing street at 11:50 a.m. eastern. downing street announcements ve reserved for the most serious stories. this could possibly be the calling of a snap election. but no confirmation of that. that is purely twitter speculation, but twitter speculation from political editors of various news sources. we don't know what the talk will be about. it's a surprise announcement. >> uncertainty there this morning. we'll keep tabs on that for you. >>> still ahead, the french election countdown. jpmorgan releasing

i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate neighborhood forecast. green, that means rain's coming in. >> yeah. we have a few light showers, not a steady rain. there will be steady rain later this afternoon. just light showers in wilmington. you see it pushing toward wilmington. central new castle counties is seeing steadier rain. we've seen some of the showers pass middletown and into salem county in new jersey. even the shore. cape may has seen some of them. to the south and to the west, you see there's the steadier rainfall. that's going to be with us into the afternoon hours. won't be an all-day rainfall. good idea to grab the umbrella. seeing sunshine in the lehigh valley, a hints of sunshine in the suburbs, too. -- a hint of sunshine in the bushes, too. 58 at noontime. temperatures climb in expedite of the clouds. showers more likely to take place this afternoon. especially for the ride home. by then, temperatures will be near 60 for new jersey, the suburbs, and philadelphia

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. just getting light out. another beautiful day. meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate forecast. >>> we're getting a better view of the clouds moving through the area. they extend to the shore. there are breaks, we'll see sunshine this morning. the cloud cover really won't clear out completely until this afternoon. that's when sunshine takes over in a big way. cools to 45 in the suburbs. look at the clouds passing by king of prussia. the clouds will be around at 9:00. breaking out for sunshine at noontime. the temperatures respond, 58 at lunchtime. the lehigh valley, delaware in the 40s right now with sunshine taking over this afternoon. we'll warm into the 60s. high of 67 in philadelphia. the cool spot once again will be at the shore as the sea breeze develops during the day today. i'll break it down hour by hour to show you what to expect as the day goes on and take a closer look at the weekend forecast for easter sunday when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> first, jessica boyington watching friday traffic. >> will, we're w

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we'll get to ben henley and the most accurate neighborhood forecast. what's it looking like? >>> kind of dreary. the wind is blowing. clouds in place. we've seen fog at cape may. this is the view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. the rain has already moved through cape may. not to worry, there's more on the way. the showers were fast moving. we saw a brief shower move through just south of sea isle city. the main action is inland. pottstown, you're getting rain. it's quickly moving toward reading and coo tstown. allentown area is dry for now. trenton is drying out, but hopewell township is getting rain as it just clears burlington and abington this morning. that's for now. this is later this morning and this afternoon. the system that was here yesterday will be swinging in bringing wind and rain. you'll need the rain gear. temperatures, they're going to be holding steady for most of the day. 54 now in the lehigh valley. still waiting for rain. that's why the temperature has creeped

says that is the same assess around and i want to mention that, of course, as you may know mount davidson it where which i live and the like you can half of the affirmative park will become instead of forest it is not go for global warming and in addition it not the only park in shark park there will be 15 thousand trees cut down amounts to thirty despite the numbers in the plan amounts to thirty percent of the forest and i don't know if they will be using herbicides probably yes also, they can't use them in the whole course because of frogs and snakes thank you very much for listening and i still hope that at least part of this issue can be stopped thank you. >> thank you. >> any other comments? >> oh. >> i've got it. >> my name is doctor roy i'm here to talk about the importance of trees and urban forestry the eucalyptus are part of historic lesbian of this city most of them are one and 25 years old and they contact 5 hundred years old their drought resistant and mitigate carbon dioxide and whipping wind that character this city they're our friends and neighbors yet they use rapture lan