we continue to watch updates in the ek dor. death toll from the 7.8 magnitude earthquake has now reached 413. over 2,500 were injured in the quake. as rescue missions continue. damage with was wide spread throughout ek dor with the coastal province of munabe being the hardest hit. >>> argentina's debt attracting orders according to the ifr source whose say the bond will likely applies price today with a lower yield than previously thought. it will be the largest bond offering from a developing country in the last 20 years. >>> another check on oil because we've been watching big swings here after the dramatic drop yesterday. gains in wti, brent in the neighborhood of .9% there. joining us now with reaction is alex, ceo at gore street capital, a renewable energy investment firm. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we've been watching weeks the volatility in energy and dramatic drop off in crude from the highs of last year. how is that impacting demand for renewable energy? >> used to be always oil was correlated with new

it shows the blonde haired woman stealing two packages from a home on dor ri lane in the redwood shores neighborhood last month. if you recognize this woman, contact the redwood city police department. >>> nearly 100 employees at stanford university had bogus tax returns filed in their name. the university blaming it on a security breach. 602 fraudulent forms were downloaded from w #2shgs express. 100 of them have been filed as false tax returns. what sanford officials don't know is how the thiefs got ahold of employee's social security numbers and dates of birth and used it to log into the system. >> my immediate reaction was i hope i wouldn't have my tax return rejected. >> it's huge. it's gotten worse over the past couple of years and it catches people by surprise. >> tax experts say what's worse is that the burden lies on the individual to get things resolve. they recommend getting a personal pin from the internal revenue service. stanford officials say employees will be offered credit monitoring and fraud alerts. >>> the city of richmond is changing how it handles police complaints

. >> the osc men's group chaired by am bats dors from the u.s., russia and france has been trying toegotiate a peace deal for years now. the group will meet again on tuesday in vienna. robin forest year walker, al jazeera. >> a huge fire has broken out at a shanelle defense men industry building. cism several hundred fire fighters and several cranes are battles near the criminallenlin. the flames destroyed part of the roof which was allowed to collapse to try to contain the flame. seven people were reportedly rescued and 40 others evacuated. an armed group in syria says its taken control of two areas around allepo. al-nusra front said it killed 50 government soldiers during the offensive. the fighting is the most serious in the area until a u.n.-backed truce deal came into effect months ago. >> on the offensive f al-nusra front fighters fight to gain control of the town from pro-syrian government forces who have captured it four months ago with the help of the shanelle air force. al-nusra's tanks began to shell their enemy's positions from a distance. the battle has started. but it o

weather and you can see that it's starting to fill in quite a bit there just along that i- 81 core dor. we expect this to last through and until a good part of your late morning into midday we'll start to see a clearing. here's a look at your current temperatures. 65 degrees at dc, 63 at gaithersburg, 61 at frederick this hour. leonardtown at 61, cumberland at 59, baltimore at 65 and culpeper at 64 degrees. winds are light and they'll continue to be light tonight but they will pick up tomorrow. so expect it to be pretty breezy tomorrow. 58 degrees for your overnight low. not bad at all. and as i said we'll see those showers lasting for the early part of your saturday but we'll have improvement by saturday afternoon and i'll let you 2340e how long that will stick around. jim? >> virginia governor making a bold move today by giving more than 200,000 ex-felons the right to vote. that includes those who have not applied for a restoration of rights. virginia is one of ten states that do not automatically >> you won't have to worry about driver's ed in the state any time soon. >> the city wa

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i'm dor tonight we hear from the 22-year-old woman who says her bishop repeatedly stalked, harassed and made unwanted sexual advances toward her. jackie bensen is live with the story you'll only see on news 4. jackie? >>. >> reporter: the victim is 22. the accused is 61 years old, pa attending since she was 11 years old. we're not identifying her. >> he would lock me in to the back room, or lock me in to his office and touch me, get on top of me, say things to me. >> reporter: not two months after he was elevated to the position of bishop, an event commemorated by this booklet, michael turner found himself under arrest. the charges include assault, fourth degree sex offense and harassment. his accuser says during the four weeks in february and march she worked in the church office, turner would repeatedly get her alone in his private office, the copier room and elevator. >> he told me not to say anything. and not to be scared because i was a big girl. >> reporter: the victim, a soft-spoken young woman raised to have this upmost respect for turner describes functioningening almost in a s

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worker google facebook and twitter all make over $150,000 a year, according to that stud friday glass dor but top paying company is at, company based in chicago, vees ace only finance related company to make the list. >>> that hepp of all you can eat mcdonald's fries is officially over. mcdonald's is stopping reports that it is testing the all you can eat option saying it the is just part of the single pre motion geared around a missouri restaurant opening this summer. lex will let customers place order in digital kiosks, all you can eat fries still just a dream, brook and jim. >> thanks a lot. >>> like it or hate it, eagles are making a big splash ahead of this month nfl draft. >> bird and browns engineered a blockbuster trade. pat gallen is here telling us what they are thinking and it is costing them. >> it is big but it is all about a super bowl. michael vick could not get them there kevin kolb certainly didn't. nick foles showed promise but he never could. sam bradford hasn't been able to but he still has a chance. it has been 11 years and counting since eagles have been to the super

fire chief will use every means available to find out who posted awful comments about nicole mitten dor of, she took her life in the shenandoah national park. there is no evidence the on line comments had anything to do with her suicide but they upset a lot of people including other women firefighters. >> i have no idea whether it is somebody inside or somebody from the outside. i don't know. >> reporter: now that nicole has been laid to rest, after a massive search led to her body in the shan do what national park, there is an investigation underway in to lurid postings about her on the community gossip site underground. the fire chief says he has a zero tolerance policy to bullying and harassment of any kind. >> i will use any local, state, regional, federal resource to look under every rock. >> reporter: he is certain the comments were not posted on county computers or devices because fairfax underground cannot be accessed but if he find out they are employees or volunteers, they will be held accountable and maybe terminated and made this request. >> one, take the comments down and t

according to people with knowledge of the matter, a move comes after several money --agers in the tutor fun dornvestor's asked to pull more than $1 billion. serious talks to buy a package of assets according to dow jones. citing people familiar with the matter, business were $7 billion, companies trying to appease antitrust regulators. scarlet: microsoft suing the u.s. justice of department to stop the government from forcing it to turn over customers e-mails and other data to law enforcement without their knowledge. doj --suit means the names the doj and loretta lynch. that is your bloomberg business flash. its currency weaker by three months. government is using the old playbook of heavy-handed stimulus and doubling down on leverage, and that results in short-term growth. will we see any evidence of this short-term strength of growth and china's data dump tonight? a number isng always difficult. as a trend, chances are quite high that we see a resumption of growth. we've been talking about how is the result of significant leverage in the system. we will be surprised of the next couple of quar

the christian advocacy group warns that target stance encourages sexual pred dors and puts women and children in danger. > a field trip to the big apple turned on into a big problem. >> all of this happened when the group stopped at a 9/11 memorial and started singing the national anthem. listen to this. >> one of the parents was so upset about how the guards treated the children she posted this clip online and it now has more than 400,000 views. the guards told the group they needed a permit to sing there otherwise the gathering was considered a public demonstration. the students' teacher says the kids were so touched by ground zero they asked to honor the site the best way they knew how and singing was their way of paying respect. a spokesperson admits the situation was mishandled. no word yet if the security guard has been disciplined. >> they were doing something good, i don't know. i get what they're saying. he was being a stickler for the rules. they weren't hurting anybody. >> no. they sounded beautiful. >> speaking of beautiful. it was beautiful there it looked like. beautifu

. >> society celt off and open the dor. >> a thousand analyst and agents will graduate this year.st time it is fundmentally different. >> it is a shift. >> mark martin said agents ran field investigations in one classroom and analyst in the other. when they got done, they would go to the field and we want them to be integrated and it did not make sense. >> we can't show faces. but this takes you inside of the fbi academy and the agents and analyst learn side by side. >> they have a responsibility. >> and games comey talks about the intelligence and investigation. >> it is like searching for a needle in the haystack. and that needle will reassure in the train station wearing a suicide vest. >> in brussels, it happen. >> and the speed of americans being radicalized demands coordination. >> the center can't be a forward, but yet necessary to all cometogether, right. >> reporter: this live fire exercise teaches agents how to handy a weapon. most are fired seven yards with a suspect. >> reporter: an suspect was shot dead after he threatened cops and fbi agents with a combiechlt and at

. >>> the president of you cana dor talks about screws cleaning up and racing to save anyone still alive trapped under the rubble. good evening and thank you for joining us. people in the bay area trying to track family and friends in ecuador. new video shows a man getting pulled from the debris. rescuers had to cut a hole in the ceiling to get to him. two other people have been rescued from a shopping center. the government just updated the death toll to at least 413 and one of them has been identified as an american. roughly 2,500 people are injured. people from the bay area who travel to ecuador are returning this week. let's check in now live at san francisco international airport. >> reporter: some of them are delayed trying to get out of ecuador airports are functioning, but they're overwhelmed by people trying to get out and supplies trying to get out. we spoke to an airline today who said all of the passengers who were supposed to be arriving in the states today will be arriving tomorrow and that includes a group of 20 high schoolers who made it through the earthquake, but are no

dor, good to -- ambassador, what does this video say to you about isis' proclaimed strong organizations and what can the u.s. coalition glean from this video? >> it may be just one of the number that went bad for them. but i think we can make something out of it is the point. they have these throat slitters march up behind men in orange suits who kneel down and have their throats slit. we can make the point that they're throat slitters, but not fighters. they can't get organized enough to get their rounds with their weapons out of the cockpit, it looked like from the video that he was firing into the front part of the cockpit from what the people said. and it's kind of the -- we ought to use this as an opportunity to mock isis. >> and to that point as well, how can counter terror agencies use the video to their advantage, aside from saying hey, all you kids who may be inspired by the slick videos, this thank is nothing you want to go and join. is there other military intelligence that they can glean from this? >> i think we can make the point of imcompetence, that they are the -- the sh

they warn it encourages sexual and pred dors and puts women and children in danger. >>> in the districtut a dozen protesters turned out for dc united's stadium breaking. the mayor says it will bring plenty of jobs and tax revenue. those against it fear there hasn't been enough investigation into the site to know if a broad demolition can be dangerous. >> any time you have construction, the city and all the developers, construction crews have to have an approved environmental plan and this site is proceed with the utmost caution in making sure the site is cleaned up just like we did across the way at nations park. >> the city plans to spend up to $150 million on that project. >>> a nine-year-old girl scout from montgomery county planned a sweet surprise. as she was selling cookies this year, she asked folks if they wanted to buy an extra box for officers. >> and many of them came through. yesterday elizabeth delivered dozens and dozens of boxes along with a handwritten note thanking them for keeping us safe. >> reporter: we're here at district 3, one of the montgomery police stations whe

hunter will be thrilled to have it recovered and it will go to the dor that has ha tremendous impact on our foundation >> the mayor was making a special delivery. eight ipads that he and the san francisco giants donated to replace the ones that were stolen during the burglary. again authorities are still searching for the third suspect. back to you >>> some $40,000 for a scooter? >> it was from hunter pence so that's a little bit of a thrill and he had it stolen before and when it was recovered he donated it to the make-a-wish foundation and the rule reason why they paid $40,000 because there was a dinner thrown into the auction package with hunter pence. >>> the panama papers and the allegations they contain about offshore bank accounts held bit wealthy led one nation's leader to step down >> reporter ben hall has the latest by a coalition of organizations into millions of pages of records. >> thousands getting their wish. the country's prime minister stepping down following the panama papers leak >> dismissing call to his resignation. david cameron among those denying any wrongdoin

. >> even an amount bass dor? >> absolutely. i was. >> president obama arrived in the uk on thursday night. in the past, royal etiquette has proved a challenge. in 2011, a timing error -- >> to her majesty the queen, the vitality of the special relationship. >> reporter: the president's toast competing with an orchestra. while in 2009, the first lady's arm around the british monarch, criticized by some and then a time where president bush winked at her majesty. >> she gave me a look that only a mother can give a child. >> reporter: she has danced with president ford and ridden horses with president reagan. in total, she's met 11 u.s. leaders. >> it says don't be intimidated by all of these instructions. really in the moment, the queen will make you feel incredibly welcome. >> reporter: tonight, the president will dine with the duke and duchess of cambridge fresh from their stunning tour of india and bhutan and prince harry who joined the first lady to a televised competition raising money for injured veterans. keir simmons, nbc

: well,dor locke obviously, the free flow of information is important for economic progress as well asation. i think you are seeing a lot of frustration even with the chinese people with these firewalls, their inability to get information from outside china. they have a full discussion of topics and issues, and even some of the people who created these firewalls are trying to find ways around them, and so it is an impediment. and certainly, it hurts american to moves inside china forward, so it is an impediment to trade. david: not part of the transpacific partnership, do you think it is something they will elect to join in the future? actually, theke: chinese government in chinese officials have mixed views on it. initially, it was a way to control and contain china, and so that is why the chinese government has really been trying to cement trade deals with, let's say, korea and japan and other countries throughout asia. saying, you do not have to be part of the tpp. let's have our own trade deals, but they also recognize this will be part of the future, the high standard trade agreem

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chilly out the dor. 38 in the city. 65 by lunchtime. we'll stop at 72 in the aftern ture i going to show that. 40s overnight a ith toorthnd we. lo 70s again fortomorrow a tt coolmorrow nig. no as cool. talk about upper 50s. th exists in towards the interior surbs. mid 70s on friday. that's when the showers will come into our forecast. here's our futurecast showing the area of cloudover holding off until tomorrow night and the showers, maybe a thunderstorm, be most prevalent friday afternoon. ithod get out for the weekend. clear tonight. chilly i t burbs. tomorrow, a beautiful day. we stop at 72. but it will be in the low0s along the south shore ofong isnd and connecticut tomorrow. let's -- this clicker isn't doing well. dari: it's taking a break. nick: just the button is wearing out. the seven day, which may or may not appear -- dari: describe it to us. nick: it's going to be decent as we'll tryo review it. steve: it is interesting. cool at night. nick: the weekend should be okay. high 60s on saturday. lower 60s on sunday. staying in th

. >>> parents whose child was booted say dor at explorer -- dora the explorer is a bad influence. >> they said they pressured -- it pressured her daughter into vaiping. there was no chemical in it but just water. forced to leave the school. not fair, say the convince a fellow fireman to stage a routine drill on his girlfriend's birthday. >> i'm looking through and she's on her computer. like hello. guy on a ladder here. >> i hear this commotion in the background. and i look up. and i see brian. and i knew something big was going to happen. then he undid his jacket. and there was a sign. and then i knew. >> how cute. gillen still had to ask the question the old-fashioned way. and she said yes. >> that is so cute. and then the story yesterday, where the woman wore her husband's outfit, and he's in trouble? >> i know. i don't understand that. >> and they went to all of this trouble for this. >> he shouldn't be in trouble if she isn't in trouble. >>> lindsay lohan is off the market. tmz reporting the 29 yearly actress is -- 29-year-old actress is engaged to be married ian teraboxoff. the

michael kramer, pell la weinbergers forormer restructuring -- as you u know, this i is a multigazillion n dor you have covered righgh here. >> $100 mimillion n for impropey dismissising him, perella weinberger hasas said he was soliciting businesess for his nw firmrm. without hihim, they need a restructurining department. this is one e way make that up. liz: whohose name, if they did merge, w would it be tudor perea weinberg tudor?? >> we shouould point out that mr. weinberg is one of the finil goldman sachs partners, right?t? liz: yes. >> bobobby tudor who runs tudor pickering g is also one of the last goldman sacachs partners before they became a pubublic company. so who knows? and d does joe perella stay with the firm? whwho knows? there coululbe a lot of combations here. thiss an economics deal, i believe. ye, it's really good, bring these e two firms together, but this i is a deal about economic. look at last wee goldman sachchs' earnings, if yu ththink that's bad for a big ba, imagine what it isis from a boutique.. and th of these banks madede a lot of money over the e years, o the bout

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night to go for a walk, head to kelly drive, around art museum steps, iconic philly this things to dor hut on, grab food, sit outside and enjoy this perfect spring evening. lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers. i bet they are loving this day as much as we are. you can see temperatures right around 70 degree mark. seventy-two checking in with alan in delran. the lots of sunshine there. 72 degrees. look at that clear, blue skies. that is what everybody is saying today. there is not a cloud for miles and miles: and sandor in newark at 69 degrees. almost said your name wrong sandor but i got it right, brought it back. blue skies, warm sun, what a nice stretch of weather, and what a nice stretch of weather it has been. cooler down the shore. the let's head into south jersey. this is not shore but mays landing. alex is at 59 degrees. he has got sunshine, chilly. dry conditions again today. plants need rain, on friday, they absolutely do but again just some great shots from our eyewitness weather watchers. i wanted to highlight wissohickon creek from phil looking gorgeous. what a g

the announcement she would not run for reelection opened the dor to a primary fight between as many ascluding the black lives matter activist. the race has narrowed to a faceoff between sheila diction, who stepped down in 2010 following a conviction for embezz embezzlement, and katherine pugh, the senate majority leader. in a race where early voting numbers have already doubled the turnout from the 2014 election, these top contenders have been fighting with the gloves completely off. mark steiner is back. let's start with the polling. katherine pugh is now au head. dixon was seen as the front runner. our latest polling shows her ahead. why has she pulled ahead in this race? >> here's what i have seen. first of all, sheila dixon, as you described who had to leave office and resigned, has an unshakable 25% of the vote. unshakable. people who love her and what she's done for the city. but there's 35% that would not vote for her under any circumstance. and katherine pugh has been able to take advantage of that and move ahead in the polls and she's also got the support of the democratic est

so they let you know when you dor well and they will let you know when you are not.ove philadelphia fans. >> that is for sure. >> those philadelphia fans are certainly hoping that ed's spirit carries the flyers through the playoff run here. the team's general manager says that players will wear patches, on their jerseys, during the playoffs, to honor ed snider. >> you saw doctor mike coming up at the end, we will talk to doctor mike because he was his doctor for many years. >> thirteen years, yeah, close friend. >> 6:55. social media lovers are spending 640 million minutes each in on facebook but apparently that is not enough. new partnership hoping to keep you logged in for longer. >> longer, log in. >>> who filled a's marries ready to tap to take over the fire and prisons departments. >>> honoring a pioneer, philadelphia mourning the looks of ed snider, the face of the flyers. how those close to ed are remembering him. >>> safety or invasion of your privacy. the new security system on local trains, that is watching you and listening to what you have to say. >>> and

. >> oh, well yeah, on your -- i dor n't want you to think you're just following my career. you got all this -- >> jimmy: very nice. >> you know. so everyone they walk a long time. and they jump in the water when it's cold. you do the plunge, the freeze. >> jimmy: i don't do anything. >> you do a lot of charities, though. and i didn't tell you this -- >> jimmy: no. >> i am this year going to tell people i ran a marathon. >> jimmy: that is so nice. good for you. you're gonna let everyone know. >> everyone's gonna know. >> jimmy: on facebook and everything. >> i don want to do it, but i would love for people to know that i did it. >> jimmy: it will make you feel good. >> it feels good. >> jimmy: you're talented. you're a great actor as well as a writer and a comedian, but also i like your songs. funny songs. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm going to show a a clip of it. is there any setting up we need to do here? >> i would just say you know there's a little bit of expectation to take on your boyfriend's interests. that's all i would say. >> jimmy: okay good, yeah. here is a clip, t

. >> do you think dor you worry that this battle among supporters can be healed?> i worry if ted cruz goes in on the second ballot bamz the nominee. i think you're going to see an uprising from trump people and it's agenda by donald trump and irresponsible talking that's been going on this entire primary season so we need to tone it down. >> you're giving me the political answer. >> regardless of who wins do we get there? i mentioned people like rick perry and john kasich and scott walker and senator rubio and all these people. does everybody come together in the end. >> you're talking about the establishment or the anti-trump people. >> that too. >> there's also another side to this and we have to put the responsibility also on the trump people for how they have behaved going after cruz supporters and going after anyone in the establishment that appears to be in the establishment, whoever that might be. so everyone needs to take responsibility. i guess what i'm saying is take responsibility for your own actions and how you behave this primary season within clean

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i want to bring in wolf blitzer, the an dor and host of the situation room. there was a two-prong approach here. i'm sure the president knew he was going to get questions about the current campaign. one of those questions was specifically about how the current campaign is effecting foreign relations and what he deals with when he speaks to leaders overseas and he did not hold back at all. he called donald trump's wall policy half baked and attacked ted cruz's foreign policy. the white house has doubled down and said we are not holding off on this anymore. >> remember the other day, the president also when he was talking and nato summit, the nuclear summit here in washington, he really went after trump basically saying he knows nothing about nuclear policy, foreign policy and knows nothing about japan, what's going on there. he says he doesn't know much at all. he really went after trump big time. today, he added cruz to the equation, going after cruz, as well, saying cruz's foreign policy, trade policies, other initiatives he is going for would hurt the unite

cbs 2's magdalena dors joins us live from the scene. >>reporter: dick an andrea, who would do this to such a vulnerable target? well, now police have an idea and they're releasing some surveillance video in hopes of finding their suspect. take a look at this video. police are looking for this woman. they say at 4:30 friday afternoon she followed this elderly woman into her building in co-op city. she followed her up to the elevator and police sources say they got off at the eighth floor. that's when the suspect targeted this senten airian, knocking her to the floor, stealing her shopping cart that was filled with food she just got from the community center. she also made away with her purse. now, police say that this suspect got away with an undetermined amount of cash as well as credit and i.d. year-old victim is doing okay. she refused medical attention after being assaulted and robbed. in the co-op city section of the bronx, magdel 'na, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> police have now identified another suspect, a man they say has been

dor dorothy was a former secretary who dreamt of a brilliant career for her first born. >> when hill hillary was 5 years old went out to the school yard and playing with a little girl who calmed her names. went back to her mother. you get right back there and give her a what for. she went back and punched letter in the nose. >> i pushed back, particularly a good les son to be told you cannot let life do this to you. >> her mother dorothy's experience being essentially aband abandoned by her family, enduring rule hardship in her childhood and she was very close to her mother and i think it taught her a lot of grit. her relationship with her father, more difficult, i think. he was a real old school task master, very tough. very conservative. >> the little girl who rode bicycles and danced grew into a teen who her high school history teacher said was very aware of the changes happening. >> i had made the remark to hillary's mother she center seemed to know her current affairs and her mother then volunteered this information, well, around the table we expect our children to talk politics

he doesn't have tone dors me. i don't need his support. >> but you still need their support. >> i was very popular. i would like to see a united party. but i also watched the turmoil in his brain when they were talking about trump and support and well i don't know. he's going crazy. all want to do is relieve the pressure. the man does not react well under pressure. i watched him. he's a basket case. in order to relieve the pressure, i'm telling you, ted, don't worry about it. you don't have to endorse me. >> are you ruling out running as an independent third party ka candidate? >> by far i'm the front-runner as a republican. i want to run as a republican. i will beat hillary clinton. >> but if you don't get the nomination? >> we're going to have to see how i was treated. i have to see how i was treated, very simple. i just want to be treated -- it's not a question of win or lose. it's a question of treatment. i want to be treated fair. >> after the last two weeks, after all of the controversies, any plans to chang

look at the polling that's been coming out in the last few days asking about republican voters, how dor feel about a contested convention and what if the candidate with the most votes doesn't get the nomination, now 38% of republicans say it will be acceptable to them if the person with the most delegates didn't have the majority but came in and lost the mom nation, and most of those are trump supporters, but 45% or 46% of the people say it would be unacceptable for trump or thehe person with the most votes not to win are cruz voters.uz >> woodruff: a sense of fairness, at some i want to. >> exactly. >> woodruff: tam remarks ted r cruz's camp put out the word today he's already got a short list of vice presidential runningmate possibilities. >> this is crazy times. you don't know what's going to happen with the republican convention, a possible contestec convention, and seems candidates could potentiay be trying to do things to help themselves look more like they're runningg for president, like they couldld be the nominee, having a short list for vice president even though you're way be

>> the group chaired by am bats dors from the u.s., russia and france has been trying to negotiate aeace deal for years now. the group will meet again on tuesday in vienna. al jazeera. we heard a little bit there with tensions rising between two former soviet republics. the question being asked is: what influence will the reejtnal powerhouse, russia, have on the conflict. mohammed jamjoom has been looking in to it. azerbaijan may have declared a cease-fire in the disputed region but many wonder what will happen if tensions do not subside. and whether russia, which has called for calm, could be drawn into another conflict. armenia, after all, is a strategic ally. azerbaijan is supported by turkey. it's a complex issue in an already complicated region. russia's relationship with turkey has been deteriorating for some time now because of the war in syria. no conflict, turkey-backed sirrians groups. things got worst for the two countries last year after turkey shut down a russia fighter jet it said had entered its airspace. russia's intervention in syria is the latest example of how pres

trsday. 77 for friday.77 fri we think it will be dry fore dor concert time but we'll keeput we our eye maybe a couple of showersrs around during the early part of the morning.of 70's for saturday.orur lots of sun, gorgeous, 73 on sunday. monday could tie the warmest t day we've had so far this far t year. we were at 85 on tuesday. tsday could do it again on monday. mo. 85 here in washington.hingn. maybe close to 90 degrees inn fredericksburg there.eric wow. what a warmup.what but then we cool things downl tw by the middle of next week. one. all right, that's a look att'oo the forecast.ec erin como has got yourou traffic.tr >> 5:17 and we'll take a look'la at how things are shaping uphanu around the dmv right now.ight. if you have an early morningly i flight to catch things on the way to reagan national andgan na dulles you can see plenty of green. traffic won't slow you down on n your way to an early flight.li same story on the way to bwi. conditions looking good there. bw parkway and 95 northbound noo are quiet.ui we'll hop outside for a livee look, show you how things arehis shaping

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. >> the dor will come to life. >> ready, kenney from south park, come on in. >> yes. >> from south phillyouth philadelphia. >> okay. >> mr. mayor, good to see you. >> watch your step. >> a lot of stoop. >> come on over here. >> mr. mayor thanks for coming on. >> hello, nice to see you. >> this is first time you have been at the desk, as mayor. >> yes, absolutely. >> so what do you think. >> it is wild in here to day. >> did you get something outside. >> no. >> look at all those people. >> wave to the mayor. come on out here. this woman wants to you come on out. >> she wants me. >> are we seeing any of this. >> look at that. >> i have to tell you, i want to thank you, mr. kenney for watching this show. i know you do. >> i wake up every morning with you. >> really. >> i get dressed every morning with you, it is wonderful. >> that is a special relationship. >> he will send messages, i didn't like that segment. i really didn't like that segment. >> i didn't like your tie. >> well don't go that far. >> congratulations on your 20th anniversary. >> yes. >> we will get to 25. >> you have to see t

on good politics, most members are not going tone dors anyone but support donald trump. >> we saw supposedly a new donald trump last night in his eight-minute victory speech, one of the shortest he's delivered so far. he didn't take any questions at trump tower in new york. he referred to ted cruz as ted cruz instead of lying ted. today he's back to his attacks on cruz calling him lying ted, as he often does. what's his strategy? to become more presidential now or to continue the attack mode which clearly has worked so far? >> well, i think, wolf, you've seen some -- i'll call it continuous improvement in his staff. he brought paul manafort on, a lot of experience there. i think you will see a more presidential donald trump. he and i talked about that monday night. donald trump is a winner. donald trump wants to win. so donald trump is going to do what it takes and clearly he's done what it's going to take to be the nominee. so you're going to see, i believe, a shifting into that more presidential mode and you've got to be who you are in your own skin. so, you know, you're going to hear some

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we know fatalities six times greaterneck dor versus japan.ctually showing you the population density around kumamoto in southern japan. but of course the infrastructure in areas of ecuador not in place. we know in japan the bullet trains automatically stop when these primary waves come out of earthquakes instantly and we know elevators even stop before people are able to enter them if a quake happened right before that is to occur. but the southern portion of our planet near ecuador, these plates are constantly in motion. we know the oceanic crust, a very dense crust that is diving right underneath the south american one, it's moving at a rate of 61 millimeters per year, about 2 1/2 inches per year, which by the way is roughly the rate your finger nails grow every single year. the plates are constantly in motion. and as the forcing happens from one plate toward another they buckle, they lock in certain places. that rebounding effect that takes place when the plates loosen up again is the energy you feel as an earthquake that takes place. take

. >> they're neck what dor. >> we don't know.uld have gotten a lot more. >> $60,000 in ecuador goes a long way, i'm sure. >> that's true. we don't know who took it. >> we absolutely don't know. >> thank you. >> the so-called north carolina bathroom law is becoming hot topic across america. but it's also a huge issue for business in the state. we'll get both sides of the business side of that debate coming up. >>> many businesses and entertainers letting north carolina know that they are not in favor of the so-called bathroom law. the list of those companies choosing to boycott doing business in north carolina is growing. but not everyone is against it. espn fired former pitcher curt schilling after a facebook post in which he appeared to support the bill. it is opposed by the lgbt community s this law bad for business? let's bring in carrie cupec of the alliance defending freedom. she's in favor of the north carolina rights law and tim giuliani of the greater raleigh chamber of commerce. he said the law is bad for business. welco

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