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we might eke out 60 tomorrow with sunshine, temperatures upper 50s north and west. by 10:30 tomorrow night temps fall quickly. i think the winds will die down, less sky cover. so i think we're looking at a colder night tomorrow night closer in town. don't think you'll see frost or freeze inside the beltway. as close as gaithersburg tomorrow and leesburg might see low to mid-30s. tonight evening showers still possible, then clearing, breezy early. then the breezes die down and colder, blow temperatures 32 to 42. on the day planner and remember these are downtown temps, 43 at 7:00, upper 40s by 9:00, sunshine, low 50s by 11:00 and mostly sunny and 56 by 1:00. saturday clouds will come in, but i think the day is dry. most of the showers develop after the sun sets and overnight. then sunday chilly with showers, upper 50s. it might get out of here by early afternoon. monday leftover showers, near 60, 64 tuesday, almost 70 wednesday and more showers possible on thursday. everybody is rocking the red tonight. >>> we throw it to dave for more on the big game at the verizon

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i think he'll have difficulty eking out a poly space. what about the chances against the republicans who put their hat in the ring. how does it prepare. >> clearly he learnt the lessons of the two previous presenters. ted cruz's presentation was not only poor and not particularly engaging but we found out that people in audience forced to attend to the announcement. rand paul's presentation was poorly done. he had bad video. he seemed interested. marco rubio had the best job of anyway gas that did a live announcement. >> if that is a symbol. him running for the republican nomination between u.s. and cuba. he is not sure about mending ties. >> a large part of the community are angry at castro and any normalization is a problem, as long as cuba is a communist country. what distinguisheses marco rubio is foreign policy. he mentioned the relationship with israel. he is going to make foreign policy the bed rock of the campaign, and cuba is going to be the beginning of that. >> still to come why four former security guards from the u.s. face d

ax and the all of them are receiving more service throughout the bay and the am and the evening pa*eks and even on the weekends as well and so we are excited to see all of these improvements happens and to continue to support that, and we pledge our support as well as that work continues. >> on the para transit vehicle side, we want to highlight that it has helped to fund, 31 new para transit vans and so we were able to secure that funding and mta was able to move those new vans into service a year ahead of the initial schedule. finally, on the bart and muni escalators just a highlight that mta will be implementing a grant from the prop k to match, 15 million in federal transit funds to improve the escalators at stations at castro, church and civic center and van ness and powell and this is a larger face of a project and the first phase improved at church and powell and van ness and so this will set up additional ability to reduce maintenance cost and bring them up to the code and incorporate the modern safety features, finally i would like to congratulate lee and his team and the park

if you are asleep you may be eke woulden up by the rain drops. by 11:00 a.m. it is pushing down toward monterey bay and heading into the sierra they have never. the rainfall totals in the bay area could be a few hundredths to about a quarter to a third of an inch as you will notice by saturday morning. in the mountains if you are traveling especially to the tahoe area keep in mind it will start out at 7,000, but dropping to 6000. your passes will be impacted and as far as snowfall estimates, i know it is late in the season, but it looks like a few inches to maybe half a foot of snow tomorrow morning it will be a cool start. you will have some fog around especially near the coast. drive safely. for the afternoon another nice day. a lot l it will start out with patchy fog and sunshine and occasional high clouds. the numbers will be up to the midand upper 70s. inland 76 in livermore and getting up to about 72 vallejo. mid70s70s in napa and santa rosa. 64 san francisco and 66 in san jose. the accu-weather seven-day forecast going for mostly sun fooy and mild on th

if you are asleep you may be eke woulden up by the rain drops. by 11:00 a.m. pushing down toward monterey bay and heading into the sierra they have never. the rainfall totals in the bay area could be a few hundredths to about a quarter to a third of an inch as you will notice by saturday morning. in the mountains if you are traveling especially to the tahoe area keep in mind it will start out at 7,000, but dropping to 6000. your passes will be impacted and as far as snowfall estimates, i know it is late in the season, but it looks like a few inches to maybe half a foot of snow tomorrow morning it will be a cool start. you will have some fog around especially near the coast. drive safely. for the afternoon another nice day. a lot like today. it will start out with patchy fog and sunshine and occasional high clouds. the numbers will be up to the midand upper 70s. inland 76 in livermore and getting up to about 72 vallejo. mid70s70s in napa and santa rosa. 64 san francisco and 66 in san jose. the accu-weather seven-day forecast going for mostly sun fooy and mild o

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can you eke out gains? sure, but you trade them off at great risk of a drawdown. we had one in september-october that was quick. we're due for that. >> so you think a 10% move is due here? >> it should be. and it's not a bad thing, it's a good thing. to keep the bull going, you've got to reset, shake people out. it's become easy to make money in the stock market. >> one more point. before the sell-off today it was like a dash for trash this week. you saw the miners, 3d printing stock, a lot of speculative action in some stocks. shake shack went up like 20% this week or something like that. to me, i don't really love that action, especially as you say, we're losing momentum and the broad market is kind of churning and we're losing momentum in some of the stuff that got us here. we'll talk about consumer discretionary. >> consumer discretionary, really? >> it's the second best performing sector in the s&p behind health care. we know how health care's up there. it's kind of defensive, but then all of this m&a has been crazy. >> right. >> then this u.s. consumer, yeah

only eking out growth in the u.s. and africa. diageo having a pretty poor quarter. they say it is tough in emerging markets, and consumer weakness in the developed market. jonathan: thank you, caroline. diageo one of the big losers on the ftse 100. in the bond market, another headline. check out the 30-year. 0.5%, we go below that. if you've got a lot of money, where on earth do you put it best and mark -- where do you put it,? the ubs wealth management summit is underway in switzerland. what is on the mind of the wealth managers? i imagine one of the things they are worried about is this environment of low yields. manus cranny is standing by with a guest. manus: thanks for that. with me here, there's going to be $11 billion represented. $2 trillion of that belongs to the house of ubs wealth management. we have the president of ubs wealth management. great to have you with me. great markets in the equity markets in asia. the big focus for you guys. have they all joined in in asia? >> they are joining in. a lot of people did miss the rally. all around the globe, when

after a rise in heroin overdoses, new jersey and delaware passed laws to allow police to give the an ek don'ts as well. in some cases a family member can get prescription if a relative overdoses at home. >>> to south jersey today where school officials are breaking ground at the camden community charter school. the new build willing allow seventh grade students and it will allow them to accommodate 350 new students. >>> and federal investigators are looking into complaints about a safety issue with the nissan versa. more than 200 drivers complained their foot got caught in the trim panel to hold the carpet. the national highway safety transportation says one report of a crash allegedly caused by a driver who was late at hitting the brakes because of this issue. the investigators found it was not a problem in the 2012 or 2013 models but they are still looking at the two northeast current models. >>> penndot will host a bridge remove plan in railroad areas. now we'll get to christine maddela for the latest on the roadways. >>> taking a live look you can see the red lights in the form of b

in 2011 the villagers won $19 billion in an ek wattedorial -- equatorial court reduced to $9.5 billion. it was not over. chevron accused the american lawyer representing them of fraud. the charges included bribing a judge in ecuador, and righting the verdict against chevron. last month chevron scored a victory that the team had engaged in a conspiracy block the the plaintiffs using u.s. courts to collect the judgment. >> the ruling against you was that the verdict that you want that presented and won in ecuador was procured by fraud. >> that was a ruling by a united states trial judge who we frankly disagree with his decision. he ran a completely flawed proceeding from beginning to end. he would not let us put in evidence of the contamination. there were 105 reports reallied on. finding chevron liable. and again in ecuador. >> many call you a hero. chevron calls you a crook. they want a verdict against you. >> i have worked hard as a lawyer. there's never been a single complaint against me. i believe chevron is the cook. they concocted a story to taint the judgment. so they can evade p

didn't stop the temperatures from eking up. 68 degrees at the airport.e do have that flow from southwest to northwest -- northeast that has been bringing the clouds into the area we have high pressure that continues to allow the showers to continue south of us. 65 degrees by 7:00. 60 by 9:00. we drop to 58 degrees by 11:00 p.m. we cannot rule out a little sprinkle to the south of us including around the northern neck. you can see the showers. that's the green. the last couple of hours, how the rain comes into the area. then we see things start to wane. that shower activity for the most part will be staying just south of us. some early day sunshine tomorrow. we'll start out at 48 degrees by the afternoon. 20 degrees higher. 68 and it is during the afternoon, evening hours that we'll pick up more clouds. so it won't be a day with full sunshine. again, not a bad day. we're not expecting any rain across the area. 70 degrees right down i-95. quantico. 69 manassas sterling 68 the high temperature. some afternoon sunshine coming our way. we stay in the 50s unti

he has been critical in the past few days, eking yesterday alongside house speaker john boehner -- speaking alongside housekeeper john boehner on his trip to the middle east. not a huge surprise, and one of the top -- toughest jobs of all for this administration will be the israeli prime minister. he may not be convinced that this is a deal that israel can be -- can deal with. could israel on its own take action to address what it believes to be legitimate concerns about iranian nuclear capabilities going forward? one of the many tricky issues for the president and for john kerry to negotiate in the coming days. and this criticism from benjamin netanyahu not an active, but clearly a major issue going forward. cory: is a military response from israel off the table? peter: the israelis have not left any options off the table at this point. that will be one of the questions going forward. exactly how benjamin netanyahu still feels, and what extent can the united states reassure him privately as the details of this agreement emerge that, in fact this is in the united states and israel national

barely eking out a positive gain. that is in sharp contrast to 1% expansion economists were hoping for. is there more trouble ahead? we're asking rick sharga, and bank rate dot-com chief financial been lift, greg mcbride. greg, go to you and then rick. economists got a big surprise. what did they miss? >> well, we've got a strong u.s. dollar which means we export less and import more. you have got stagnant household income, so consumer is not ramping up spending any meaningful way. the drop in oil prices has done little for the economy. not only is the consumer pocketing savings rather than spending it but in the energy sector you have companies laying off workers rather than hiring as they have been over past few years. they're not making capital investments buying equipment they have been buying past few years. so a lot of headwinds. gerri: a lot of headwinds. rick to you, the administration says this is temporary. it was bad weather in the first quarter. do you believe that or are we on to a new trend here? >> well

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according to a new poll by cnn, the president has a 48% approval rating but that is just eking out thet they disapprove of the job the commander-in-chief is doing. he's faring better than the republican led congress, just 28% of those asked say they approve of the job lawmakers are doing on capitol hill. 67% disapprove. alison: coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 the very last person to finish the boston marathon. find out how long it took and why he was allowed to be there for so long. scott: then a little bit later dare>> ♪ feel like busting loose ♪ ♪ busting loose ♪ scott: foul ball or a home run? look at what fans think now that the nationals are no longer busting loose. alison: and then at 6:00 tonight, incredible video. strangers jumping to the rescue when this man here in the wheelchair falls on to the metro tracks. the entire video and metro's advice if something like this happens near you. okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. alison: ne

you back as we are wrapping up the month of april here today so far, we have had a pretty mild month eking out 1.2 degrees above the average throughout the month. our highest temperature we did have an 81-degree day that beautiful saturday, who could forget that and lowest temperature was the the 30's. 34 degrees did have more than average rainfall for this month of at least on average. meanwhile taking you out to storm scan three we have a few more clouds then what we experienced yesterday but still a nice start to the morning for us, and eventually we may see a spotty shower here and there but do you need the umbrella? absolutely not. again this storm is still just taking shape. i would say more than anything you will notice a bit more of the breeze and pick up out of the north east with time but temperatures are still expect to be seasonal. upper 60's in philadelphia mid 60's down the the shore. lower 60's up in the poconos. you get the idea. if you have outdoor plans you can keep them. it is not a as picture perfect as yesterday was justin, over to you. >>> you talk about that 81-degre

the nasdaq is only major index to eke out games as s&p closed in red. energy and utilities were the today's worse performers. gold rebounding above $1200 an ounce. tension in the middle east and worries about greece's debt boost demand for the precious metal. gold closed up .8%. >>> yum shares are rising in after-hours trading following first quarter earnings. yum maintaining full-year guidance of at least 10% earnings per share. that is the growth in 2015, liz. liz: did you hear this one, david? same contrarian mark mobius of franklin templeton investments says investors should back out of u.s. stocks and go where? he is not afraid of china, which a lot of people are worried about, seeing a slowdown. meanwhile, all you have to do is really look at iron ore prices as barometer for china. the past week they looked pretty good. they're down more than 50% over the past year. is it time to bet on china? or is china a bust? let us bring back our panel. adam shapiro, what do you think? >> personally i like to stay in the united states but you can't ignore mob

book and adding new reportage to it how troubling do you think for the clintons on purely anna edward ek tal level? anecdotal level? >> why would you be involved in karkcharacters like this? there's bunch of them. more than you read in the new york times. you have evidence of direct involvement. the problem with benghazi from kind of a republican political standpoint is it's always been this hail mary to somehow to remove from. if the stories around the clinton financial dealings have more legs and the story i thought was excellent imply there's curious stuff going on that reporters and voters want to look into more. >> and jeromy there's also the question of blixtill clinton. whether the secretary was doing anything that favored clint foundation donors. the actions and the speeches and the money taken by bill clinton personally reports bill clinton was paid $26 million in speech fees by companies and organizations that were also major donors. you know what happens to bill clinton's activities going forward? and i guess i wonder what you think happens to cgi between now and november of 2

congratulate the team on advancing to the championship and offered encouragement about the loss of their robot ekeir vehicle was stolen last week. the students have just two weeks to build new robotics for the next competition. snoot at all the teams at nationals, yours will be the most interesting story. while i was sorry to hear about the van being stolen, what a great accomplishment already and i bet you'll do really well. >> they're headed to the world competition in st. louis on april 22nd. >>> a new elementary school has been promised to a community in northern virginia. it's attracted new families to the neighborhood. but tonight those parents are reacting to a possible change of plans. >>> and a local doctor who's a real throwback. his patients range from vips to people who can't afford to pay for their care. why they're all >>> a new school was promised to new home owners but some parents worry that's not true. david culvert took their concerns to county leaders. >> there are nine trailers. two have bathrooms. >> reporter: this is what's become of of the baseball field. now home base to

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maybe we will eke out 72 degrees. just a couple of cloud. i will show thaw on our future weather. and then this front starts to come in here and that could be triggering some showers as we go into the morning hours on tuesday, and then the computer model i'm showing you also wants to feature one in the afternoon. we will see whether that happens. that is on tuesday. today, tomorrow absolutely stellar. so future weather here's one i was talking about, right on time and, 3:00 o'clock this have afternoon not even any cloud. by the time we will get to tomorrow at 1:00 o'clock, barely any clouds as these temperatures warm up to 70 degrees. and then on tuesday this computer model says that 9:00 a.m. we will pick up some showers, and and few lingering showers. this has change over the last 20 minutes. we are still trying get a handle on tuesday. some may be just in the morning. we will continue to monitor. that but plan for that for tuesday. today plan for being outside, take your pets, head out over to the cherry blossom festival at fairmount park. beautiful day, lots of activity. can y

this after a long trial in which the issue of where he was was, in ek being contested by the defense.s. i think a lot of people seem to be surprised at that. i think that's a -- a trial -- that's a trial strategy that they felt they had to do. i think, frankly, to argue that he wasn't there was not credible. there was very strong evidence putting him at the scene of that murder dna evidence footprint evidence the tire marks from the vehicle and video showing the vehicle going there. so it did appear to take a lot of people by surprise. but as i indicated, i think that would not have been credible to argue he would not have been there. >> yeah. it seems like your prosecution locked them in on that point and they realized they had no choice. there's so much more to talk about about this. we ran out of time for it for tonight. thomas quin thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> my pleasure thank you. >>> coming up one of hillary clinton's potential challengers used a video to take a swipe at her today. we will have that and more campaign news, next. rns... ju

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