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we have got a triple-ipo disaster du jour, three different names. one stock certainly has got to face the music. right now let's get to steve liesman because we are going to have breaking news with the beige book headlines right now. steve. >> hey, brian. thanks very much. interesting news in the beige book. the headline somewhat modest but inside the beige book a somewhat firmer tone to the report of anecdotes from the 12 different federal reserve districts. the economy continued to expand at a modest to moderate pace. that's the lackluster headline. inside we find that five report faster or solid growth. manufacturing expands in most districts with the best gains in autos and in high-tech. manufacturers were optimistic in many districts but concerned about high oil prices. consumer spending reports were said to be "encouraging" but worries were expressed about gas prices throughout the districts. new vehicle sales were strong or strengthening across most of the united states. residential real estate even got in the game "showing some improvement."

we're also cirque du soleil fans. >> reporter: the immortal world tour heads to pennsylvania next. whitney houston's daughter bobbi christina has a new tv gig. she has landed a role on "for better or worse." perry is a close family friend and provided the private jet that flew houston's body from los angeles to new jersey for burial. patrick harris is back for more at this year's tony awards. he'll host the show for the third time at manhattan's beacon theater. it celebrates the best of broadway. the awards air june 10. >> fans of david letterman and craig ferguson will be laughing for at least a couple years to come. both hosts are sticking with their respective gigs on the late show and the "the late show" sow through 2014. letterman celebrates his 65th birthday next week. the new deal means he'd become the longest running late night talk show host in tv history surfacing johnny carson's record of 30 years. and that's your eye on entertainment. >> we all agree we enjoy grownup doogie howser good morning. i'm andrea roane. >> all three of them this close to breaking into song. i'm

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and a disaster du jour of patriot proportions. sorry, tom brady. >>> the dow two weeks in a row to the upside after two weeks lower. blue chips turning positive for the month of april. and only a few points away from closing at a four-year high should we stay at these levels that is. same story on the s&p. two weeks up, two weeks down. we're watching the 1408 level for a break even april, which would give the index its fifth straight month of gains. nasdaq is actually breaking a three-week losing streak this week. the nasdaq would have to close above 1392 for a break even april though. and top 3134 intraday to eclipse the 11-year highs set at the end of last month. let's get straight down to the nyse trading floor. we have our very own bob pisani. i'm done with april. i'm bored with april already. we've just given the stats for april. so let's move forward to what's going to happen for may. there's the old adage sell in may and go away. should we really be thinking about that? >> they're thinking about it. but be careful here. tha

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. -- dued. the director of public health found that the establishment was out of compliance with the permit conditions and revoked the permit to operate. some of days that are not included in the brief that we produced, i found out from the -- updates that are not included in the producer -- brief we produce, and the field enforcement of california conducted an inspection at the establishment and concluded that johnny marenco owes back wages, overtime, and he does not have workers' compensation insurance. in addition to the fine from the department, the commissioner from the bureau of killed enforcement also issued -- field enforcement also issued a citation. according to personnel and my visit, the establishment has not been in operation, perhaps since the 22nd of march. dph believes the board should not repeal the decision for the revocation because three reasons -- it is illegal not to pay wages. in addition to that, waste of sex york -- wage theft affects your health. income is the strongest

most of them in this general region around du bois and clearfield county where we are.r county next to the east and indiana county to the west. so 15,000 people without power as of now. that number is going to grow throughout the day. as i mentioned, heavy wet snow along this i-80 corridor and a major concern because these are major truck routes. these arteries that go east-to-west. pennsylvania turnpike an hour and a half south of here and that is pounded today as well. because of the temperatures right now, the snow is not accumulated on the roads so much yet, at least not on this road because there's a lot of heavy traffic but it will start to accumulate, truck routes could be disrupted. they are really concerned about that. a lot of heavy wet snow coming down. it's going to set records we are told, the record for the period past april 15th in this region is about 4 inches. and right now where we are they are expecting 4 to 8 inches to come down in the coming hours. carol? >> brian todd reporting. rob marciano will be along in the next hour of newsroom to tell us whe

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been meeting with merchants to work on a proposed plan to come up with other solutions to the weekend du-- that we can do, so what other things can we do to help small businesses while increasing our accessibility? i did meet with them last week, and we went through the letter of response said needs of the inspection, but there are some naive conclusions, because he is probably not in consultation with the california commission on disability, but also in consultation withi the specialit institutes and also talking to small businesses about this, so i drafted a proposed response. good what i would like is for the commission to approve the of rage committee, which we will be discussing and the director -- the outreach committee, we will have a full response drafted, allow them to give final approval to this, because what i would like to do is send senator feins you letter and attached the response directed to state senator feinberg to it, so to have final approval of that letter, and the letter i will make sure we have. i cannot do that, but it would come under the signature for both you a

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que con la liberaciÓn de militares y policÍas secuestrados no se acabÓ el flagelo reclaman que les duhas veces ahora que volvieron a la libertad emprenden cruzada por lo suyo vpt. >>> se lo llevaron con la camioneta y todo porque mi hijo e era militar, son dos de 50 madres y padres que acaban de crear la asociaciÓn los que faltan para que el paÍs sepan que no se acabÓ el sufrimiento. >>> trabajarÉmos con los secuestrados sean civiles o militares. >>> reclaman por los civiles por lo que guerrilla exigiÓ rescate pero no los devolviÓ. >>> el comandan de de ejÉrcito dijo que 50 soldados estÁn desaparecidos hace 15 aÑos, la congresista piedad cÓrdoba, asegura que es posible que hayan muerto y que sus cuerpos hayan quedado abandonadoss, el caso que familias enteras esperan una liberaciÓn o un cadÁver como este padre, de un soldado desaparecido desde el 97 a quien nadie habÍa nombrado en la lista de secuestrado. >>> si me toca llorar lo hago para que me devuelvan a mi hijo, algo que comparte con estas familias que coe reno que sus casos sean visibles t desde colombia telemundo. >>> y nos vam

we do have our freeze warning in effect for du locations but not everybody. metro area will not see freezing conditions or even a frost any time soon. another time lapse from damascus. this is the weather but camera. my sunrise. leaves growing on the trees in the foreground. also, high thin clouds. clouds streaming overhead today. tomorrow we what total sunshine. that will be the case through the weekend as well. temperatures in the fifties. quite a contrast from yesterday. 56 and the district. 10-20 degrees cooler th right now than yesterday this is thanks to the cold front we have moved for yesterday. that is where the rain action will be. right on the edge of all of it. fair amount of sunshine. we could use some showers are around here. we are abnormally dry. does not look like we have a chance of that until monday or tuesday when we of a slight chance of areas of rain for early next week. area of low pressure passes to the south. active weather will stay to the south over the next few days because of the high-pressure system that unsettling overhead. ther

once we get the wynns to die down we will -- the winds ti du will getn, we radiational cooling. notice how dry it is, humidity 26%. a good combination for it to get cold. our far northwest suburbs, a frost advisory is in effect. temperatures will drop below 30 in frederick and carroll counties. that will be cold enough for some frost. the forecast for tonight, clear and cold, areas of frost once you get away from the water and the city. temperatures around 30 in those colder serbs to 39 or 40 -- suburbs to 39 or 40 downtown. there will be a system coming in from the west and it should fall apart by the time gets into our neighborhood, may be producing some scattered showers on wednesday morning. it will be a nice day tomorrow. after the cold start, we will make it up to 67 in the afternoon. that is above average for this time of year. the average height is 60 and a record for tomorrow, 88 set back in 1963. seven-day forecast into the holiday weekend stacks up like this. mild on wednesday with a high near 71. that 30% chance for rain shower in the morning. up here 50's thursday a

. -- dued. the director of public health found that the establishment was out of compliance with the permit conditions and revoked the permit to operate. some of days that are not included in the brief that we produced, i found out from the -- updates that are not included in the producer -- brief we produce, and the field enforcement of california conducted an inspection at the establishment and concluded that johnny marenco owes back wages, overtime, and he does not have workers' compensation insurance. in addition to the fine from the department, the commissioner from the bureau of killed enforcement also issued -- field

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. >> reporter: two blocks from du. >> yeah. >> reporter: you'll find it on a corner. >> it always looks like this. >> reporter: a nice yard, a garden, a fence. >> if you look at wait he kept his house and his yard, he had a lot of self-worth. >> reporter: gary dederich was 66, a retired registered nurse, a volunteer. by all account as good guy. >> gary lived his life as well as any christian could. >> reporter: his life ended in northwest washington, d.c., a few miles from the national landmarks he was there to visit. >> basically touring the city. >> reporter: he died from blunt force trauma to the head in an alley near the place he'd been renting for the past two weeks. >> we are looking into the potential that it was annual attempted robbery. >> reporter: he gave his time to a nonprofit in denver that empowered senior citizens to stay in their homes as they get older just like he did. >> after he retired as a nurse, he spent a significant amount of time still caring for his neighbors and folks that didn't live just right in his own neighborhood. >> i think it's a tragedy. >> reporter

this is in du dupont circle. lots of people enjoying brunch and a cup of coffee. mimosa, you never know. we're in the 70s, 71 at national airport. winds remain in the west at 14 miles an hour. that will continue into this evening, not quite as high as this afternoon, but it will still be a noticeable breeze this evening and through the overnight hours. temperatures, though, are start to go trend back just a little bit. mid-60s across maryland, mid-60s across the panhandle of virginia. 72 in solomon's island, 75 in fredericksburg and 74 in charlottesville. so your sunday evening planner, no weather concerns at all. just some passing clouds, but it will be noticeably breezy for the remainder of the evening. no rain to worry about, so dry this evening and a dry start to work and school week tomorrow morning as well. but this area of low pressure way over the canadian maritime, this will slowly work its way back to the coast of maine, and as that area of low pressure comes backwards, it brings the cool air a loft with it and we'll finally end up with rain chances here

tavis: how du process on your own receiving not. >> everything from frustration and anger and patience and attempt at compassion. [laughter] tavis: are other elements of their critique that have resonated with you? >> no. tavis:wow. [laughter] >> this is an important point. is a process the eternal word of god. and the christian and today you christian world has had that. it is an untenable position. within the islamic tradition, the rigidity of approaching the koran literally means that it is more difficult to access its real wisdom. i feel like what i am doing is trying to offer different perspective that leads to a deepening and a heightening of our relationship as muslims to be drawn -- to the koran. think a lot of people think i'm being disrespectful. tavis: it is being talked about greatly across the country. a lot of wonderful applause for the book. the book is called "american bearish," written by ayad akhtar. all the best to you. good to have you. >> my pleasure. tavis: be sure to download are new tennis miley -- our new tavis smiely app. as always, keep the faith. >> for more

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. >> reporter: so how much money du actually end up spending on all of this? >> i didn't add it up.t want to. it was a considerable amount. >> reporter: how much do you think, kind of? $3,000? >> oh, i'm sure more than that. >> reporter: 4,000? >> we spent thousands of dollars. and what about the parents that couldn't afford that? can't afford that. we paid by credit card. we're paying that off and we'll be paying that off, unfortunately. >> reporter: elaina did get a spot in a neighborhood gifted program but it's not what her father hoped for. >> the sky is clear blue. >> reporter: as for little savannah, whose mother chose to not have her take the test? after six months of prepping, savannah is in a neighborhood kindergarten. and she's already reading. so we wondered, is the test even the right measure? some research suggests that 73% of the kids that ace the test at 4 no longer test at gifted level by high school. are you confident that what is being tested is actually whether or not these kids are gifted and talented? >> i am, very much so. we've done a lot of research around th

. >>> and finally, the former national adam du in, n tied an musk lb record with that eighth openingome run. and he did not sign with the team as of yet and finally, yes, the masters, jason duffrner and tiger back in 35th. >> and thank you very much. >>> before we go, we want to give you a quick update on the navy jet crash in virginia beach. six of the seven people injured when a jet crash individual been released from the hospital and the serveth person is the pilot and remains in the -- seventh person is the pilot who remains in the hospital. forty apartments were damaged or destroyed and that continuing coverage and developments on www.myfoxdc.com. now you have the news edge.   

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and a disaster du jour all the way from china. kelly evans. >> brian, the dow is the day's best performer registering a triple digit advance third day in four sessions. also the least worst of the major averages for april down 1.7% for the month so far. the s&p 500 is trading marginally higher today bouncing off early losses as it tries to avoid its seventh decline in nine sessions. apple isn't helping. shaved almost two points off the s&p 500 itself. and apple and google throwing their weight around pushing to a one-month low earlier in the session. and this stat of the day 48% of the s&p 500 index now yield more than the u.s. 10-year note. that's not saying a lot. let's get down to the trading floor with bob and rick. bob, amazing stat i just referenced there. what do you make of it? >> i think the bond market yields are lousy. that's what i think about it. good heavens. for 20 years the yields have been dropping. i'm not kidding, i heard you talking about this. i hope we can pull this up. there it is. this is a 20-year chart of

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to that end, the varym unveiled its du the army unveiled a new energy lab outside detroit. it boasts eight laboratories, including a test chamber that can simulate a number of environmental conditions from screaming winds to blazing heat to frigid cold. this comes as the pentagon wants to triple annual spending on energy savings performance contracts by the end of the fiscal year from $201 million to $718 million. i'm joined by katherine hammock, the army's assistant installations to energy and environment. katherine, welcome back to the show. >> thank you. glad to be here. >> why don't you give us an update on where your key initiatives stand in terms of advancing energy efficiency across the u.s. army? >> well, we divide energy into three pillars, soldier base, basing and vehicles and soldier power, we're working on rechargeable battery systems and how you can recharge those systems with renewable energy so we can reduce the amount of liquid fuels we bring. >> which will be the next segment we'll see on the show with a good major who's here joining us. >> wonderful. on ba

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. >> the government of president charles du ghoul.... >> pelley: unfortunately, cronkite's debut wased. this is the only known recording of that era. >> more news in a moment after this word from aerowax. >> reporter: don hewitt, who went on to create "60 minutes," it was producer. but cronkite took the title "managing editor." >> everybody under cronkite was the last word on what stories were handled and how they were handled. >> pelley: sandy socolow became the executive producer of the cbs news with walter cronkite and he was there for that very first broadcast which ended with cronkite inviting viewers to get the details of the stories he'd reported in the next day's papers. >> an explosion broke out among the suits and management who were very upset that walter was sending people to read newspapers instead of coming to him for the news. >> pelley: so walter came up with an alternative signoff-- the one he would use for the next 19 years. >> and that's the way it is. >> pelley: and that's the way it was april 16, 1962. it's been nearly three years since we lost walter cronkite bu

i will admit it seems like it's the saga du jour, but it points out that these oil supplies are under constant threat of interruption and disruption which is why these prices stay maybe higher than we would otherwise think they should. >> tom: well, and to be fair, this is not the first time a president has called for an investigation into speculation of the energy market, not the first me a democrat or a republican has called for it. what's you--eal quick, your end of summer price forecast for oil? >> i would still expect these prices to fall throughout the summer. national average gets below $3.50 to $3.25 a gallon by labor day. i will say, though, one of the other factors consumers are up against is the u.s. refining industry which is really going through a scale-back not unlike what happened in the airline industry. it's remarkable. we'r we're drawing down an gasoline inventorially at a time they should be building. >> tom: all right. we have to keep it and leave it there, john kilduff with energy markets john is with again capital. >> susie: a surprisingly big drop in march housi

is messy." [ laughter ] and this one i actually published in the book from a young man named austin du stout who lives here in virginia, just a very, very beautiful simple rendering of the ship where in a sense he really captured ericsson's original idea, which was these very, very clean lines, not very complicated, very geometric and the kind of very modern, modern in the capital m sense, modernist sense of the ship, which is one of the things that made it so strike og to people. it really was. you would not have been surprised if the monitor was built in the 1920s and not in the 1860s. that's almost how people thought of it. lastly, i want to talk just a little bit about all the things that have gone on. and there's been a lot of war in the last 20 years, since the first gulf war. and a lot of those same questions that came around the "monitor" were raised. this is of course not from them but from before. this is from world war ii. late world war ii. and it's an advertisement from general electric depicting the air war over europe, which was a pretty brutal and in some ways very moni

. >> in the past two years, six victims have reported du duped out of thousands of dollars from bakersfield to chico. one woman lost $9,000. now investigators hope this photo will help them catch up with the suspect who was selling fool's gold all over the state. police say the suspect may speak spanish and may have an accomplice who buys the gold bar in front of them for credibility. they say there are too many more victims who are too embarrassed to come forward. if you have been a victim or know this person call the sheriff's department. in the newsroom,al ben wong -- alan wang, abc news. >> thank you. >>> a mendocino county prosecutor is under investigation after a marijuana growing operation was found at his home. 150 plants were found, authorities say, growing inside the home of deputy district attorney sergio fuentes. it is the one he shares with his mother. the case is investigation and no arrests have been made at this point. he is on paid administrative leave. >>> up next, the weekend doyle drive closure. we'll look at alternatives for anyone who needs to make their way over the g