glen: right. vonnie: and you are the number four shareholder? glen: yeah.ntinue to buy and alibaba keeps selling. vonnie: there's another one in the united states you are very high but the shareholder list of. have anduation does it will you see an exit for yourself. ? i -- shopify is creating online stores as well as entrepreneurs that have an online only operation. average store only does about 50 to $60,000 in sales. the most fascinating thing is that the product scales up to millions of's -- millions of scales per store. they have retailers that are selling over $100 million of goods. vonnie: i have to ask you since we are on the topic, i know you were a shareholder of evelyn. how do you react to this bonobos news? mortar think bricks and retailers are in a tough spot. they need to increase the amount of sales that they have going e-commerceir division. they also need private label product. has built a good brand ne has as well. are of the products high-end product. vonnie: are they all going to be gobbled up by amazon? glen: i don't think so. if you lo

we welcome to our broadcast glen thrush, "new york times" white house correspondent.we welcome you all. glen, we'll begin with you as it is your first outing with us, and we appreciate it. is this really the ability of the president to take back a comment, and in service to that the entire white house staff and effort, despite his famous distaste for cratering poll numbers? >> yeah, i mean this is -- i think you hit the nail on the head when you called it an unforced error. we have spent an entire month discussing this. you talk about dragging the white house staff into this, he has always dragged a lot of members of congress. i think congressman nunes, it is my personal believe he will not be able to pursue this investigation as chairman of the committee. they're going to have to replace him at some point in time, or else the committee's product will be so disreputable no one will pay any attention to it. so, you know, the sense that i get -- and i spent some time with some republicans tonight, talking with them -- is that this guy is in a position as weak as any fir

glen, we'll begin with you as it's your first outing with us and we appreciate it. is this really the ability of the president to take back a comment and in service to that, the entire white house staff and effort despite his famous distaste for cratering poll numbers? >> yeah, i mean, this is -- i think you hit the nail right on the head when you called this an unfoed error. mean we've really spend an entire month discussing this. you talkbout sort of dragging the white house staff into this, he has also dragged a lot of members of congress -- i think congressman nunes -- it's my personal bely he is not going to be able to pursue the investigation as chairman of the committee. they will have to replace him at some point in time or else the committee's product is going to be so disreputable nobody is going to pay any attention to it. the sense that i get and i spend some time with some republicans tonight talking with them is that this guy is in a position as waeg as any first-term president anyone could remember at this point in time in his presidency, george w. bu

i get to tell you how cold it was be tonight before glen tells you how warm it'll be. part of the problem is the wind gusts out there. we've had breezy wind gusts all day long. many didn't thaw out until this afternoon because it felt like it was in the 30s and 40s. 33-mile-per-hour winds in philadelphia. atlantic city, 31. wilmington, 29. you get the idea. it is breezy out there, and it is contributing to the feels like. the actual air temperature, mt. pocono is 30 right now. philly, 43. atlantic city, 43. here's what it is going to feel like for the remainder of the night. starting with feels like in the 30s. but this is why it is so chilly out here. tomorrow morning it is going to feel like 22 in trenton. 31 in doylestown. philly, feels like 23 with a 27 in avalon. glen, i'm going to buy you a gift of a wool bow tie? then i'm sure you'll come out here with me. you'll be nice and warm, right? >> no, no, no. new person has to start outside when it is cold. wait until it gets to the 100 in the summer. >> oh, thank you so much. i'm looking forward to that, too. >> that'

as low as minus eight in the glens of scotland, which is cold for this time of year.er is looking beautiful. tomorrow morning will be a sharp start. temperatures 3-4 will be a sharp start. temperatures 3—4 degrees, but for some of us there will be no cloud in the sky. a beautiful start to the working week. some rain are getting into western parts of scotland, not a lot, just roads and droughts. it will be cloudy and here's the across the north western part of the uk. it will not be so bad across wales, but cold, single figures in the north. 0n cold, single figures in the north. on tuesday night into wednesday there will be high pressure across there will be high pressure across the uk, especially in the site. this is where we will see clear skies. by day time, temperatures of 12—14 degrees, but the morning will be quite cold across the south. 0n thursday december chose might pick up thursday december chose might pick upa thursday december chose might pick up a little bit, but it is looking like it will only be a subtle difference for thursday, so a bit of cloud and so

also alum rock into alviso and into willow glen. 60s will be common around san mateo into foster city and east palo alto. low 60s around the shore. we slide around to the east bay. yesterday we had temperatures in the low 70s. mid-60s will be common today and north bay stacking up to 64 in san rafael we have your full forecast including easter sunday coming up. first here's gianna. >>> bay bridge reports of an accident westbound on the toll plaza is cleared up quickly. 10 minutes ago we saw a few delays but no delays now no metering lights. but we are dealing with slick surfaces because of wet weather. so give yourself extra time this morning. out of the maze into san francisco, everything is a-

in the glens of scotland, some frost. further south, areas. in the glens of scotland, some frost., not so frosty. a few showers working their way down through the night through eastern areas, but then it's a starry night. these are the temperatures in the middle of town. outside towns, could be 5 degrees lower. the weather tomorrow, a beautiful day on the way across most of the uk. hazy skies across the north—west, maybe some spots of rain. light rain in the hebrides and western isles. the week ahead, not much rain on the way. high pressure will be in charge. warmer by day, but the nights will remain on the frosty side, but this is mostly out of time, —— out of town, probably not in city centres. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: us vice president mike pence tells north korea neither the united states nor south korea would tolerate further missile and nuclear tests. the era of strategic patience is over. prince harry reveals he's had counselling, after spending nearly 20 years not thinking about his mother's death. turkey's president erdogan has said he'll press ahead with n

>>> we're at glen rocks apartment on corning avenue in washington. you see the damage there on the third floor apartment that's where the fire started. concentrated to floor below it. a lot of pandemonium around here. people heard flames and people screaming. they saw the smoke and called them out to make several called to 9-1-1. we talked to one witness who got here just as one of the women in that apartment trying to save her children take >> lady screaming saying help me help me get my kids someone call 9-1-1 so i get off my balcony i saw guys running over there and she started tossing her kids off the balcony and she got down and that's when it got real bad. >> four people were evaluated. including one firefighter, they were just evaluated here on the scene. two people who rescued themselves were taken to the hospital for evaluation. appears there's no serious injuries but they're checking on people to make sure they're safe. eleven apartments were effected about 30 people who will be displaced by this. we've seen red cross and others from social

. >> it is a company in dulles made a supply ship named after john glen late astronaut and senator fromhip took off from florida on tuesday and arrived yesterday with 9,000 pounds of food on board, will remain there until july. >>> breaking news in fort washington maryland. >> that's right there's an apartment fire with someone trapped on the third floor, what do you know? >> we are hearing reports people were trapped on the third floor on this garden apartment near the intersection of corning and glen rock. fire started about half an hour ago we don't know how it started but obviously looked like it started in that third floor apartment and as you can see that fire is completely gutted and fooifts are knocking down and firefighters are knocking down smoelderring flames. initial reports did say were indeed trapped dangling off the upper floor balcony trying to get out. again folks are standing around and there's a lot of confusion at this point. this is still a very fresh incident. it's not effected traffic too much it's off the main thoroughfare. we'll have more information as it becom

that's what makes it so dangerous. >> you hear glen's opinion. you think wikileaks is a news organization? should he be tried in a u.s. court? >> two points. first of all, i'm an open government person. the fact of the matter is this isn't a whistle-blower we're talking about. we're talking about the potential for leaking classified information, not leaking this is what they're going to do in the epa budget. this is classified information. everyone involved knows that's a serious felony and there's good reason for it. if -- if assange was involved in helping them do it or offering them ways to hide their tracks and so forth, essentially he became a conspirator as opposed to merely a news outlet that might publish materials that others decided to leak without his involvement. that's a big, big difference. >> mr. attorney general, i want to remind people what candidate trump said about wikileaks. >> wick i ckileakwikileaks, ano in. it's like a treasurer trove. wikileaks just came out with lots of really unbelievable things. just minutes ago. in fac

. >>> the acting inspector general of the defense department, general glen fein, testified on allegations that u.s. central command altered intelligence related to combating isis. we also hear from the intelligence director of central command, officials from the defense department and defense intelligence agency, and others. this house armed services subcommittee hearing ran just under an hour. >>> i'm delighted to convene the first oversight investigation subcommittee hearing for the 115th congress. before turning to the topic for today's hearing and introducing our witnesses, i want our new ranking member and others joining the subcommittee for the first time who will be coming shortly. in recent years this subcommittee has been engaged in a wide variety of important national security topics. i'm eager to work with all of you to ensure we continue to exercise our constitutional responsibilities to help to oversee the department of defense. i'm happy to have mr. molton as the subcommittee's ranking member and look forward to his contributions to our work. i'm also pleased we are joint th

carousel day at glen echo park begins at 11:00. there should be lots of activities, music, performances. and they are bringing in face painting and story telling. and you have the classic carousel rides from 11:00 to 5:00 and it costs $1.25 per ride. >> not a bad deal. >>> today is the biggest fund-raiser of the year for mount very nnon school in alexandria. there are thousands of items like furniture, housewares, toys sporktsi sporting goods, antiques. the funds raised will benefit the school in a lot of ways. >> it funds field trips, classroom enrichment, clubs for kids who can't afford them. we really pride ourselves at mount vernon community school being a real community school and we make sure that every student can participate in every activity regardless of their ability to pay. >> final sales are at 1:00 this afternoon. there is a fee if you want to go inside. >>> they are now moving on to the celtics. >> the wizards just made it through the first round of the playoffs. >> yeah, he said more than that. he was on fire. they

|j think that's a fairy glen. don't you think? it looks like a fairy glen.e a fairy glen. katrina, it is beautifullj think? it looks like a fairy glen. katrina, it is beautiful. i have got to go home and check my bluebells to see if they are the english variety. clare sent this one of the woodland near her home. she says it smells amazing at the moment. here is poppy enjoying the, oh, look at poppy, yes. enjoying the bluebells. the next one is from paul who sent us this from shropshire. there is one in dartmouth on the hill overlooking the harbour and it is called bluebell wood and it is spectacular. if there you're there have a look at bluebell wood. you're watching bbc breakfast. time now for a look at the newspapers. the papers are agreeing, we are starting with the daily mirror, they are saying we starting with the daily mirror, they are saying we are on starting with the daily mirror, they are saying we are on the brink of nuclear war. the times has a similar story saying that president trump has been given a number of options which he is looking at the

glen is a safe and welcoming community where residents can age with dignity in a home they can afford, we have an outstanding police department and every evidence in their ability to make an arrest. if you have information, you're urged to contact fairfax county police. angelie hemphill fox 5 local news. >>> president trump signed another executive order today. we'll tell you what it means and what he plans to roll out his tax reform plan, details ahead at 6:00. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. >>> five days left, congress gets back to work to meet the funding deadline, what will it take to avoid a government shutdown, never forget huge step forward one local county i history >>> plus wet start to the work week. how it will impact your commute and when will we get the sunshine back? monday on fox 5 news morning. >>> president trump signed an executive order aimed at rolling back many of the tack and established by the obama administration. calls for a review of major tax re financial burden on taxpayers. he also issued two separate memorandas, one calls for review of the the father reforms passed in the wak

carousel day at glen echo park begins at 11:00.here's a lot of activities, music, face painting, story-telling and the carousel rides. they run from 11:00 to 5:00 and cost $1.25 per ride. >>> today is also the biggest fund-raiser of the year for mount vernon community school. that's in the dell ray community in alexandria. there are thousands of items at the mv big flee, like furniture, houseware, toys, they got it all. funds raised will benefit the school in a lot of ways. >> it funds field trips, classroom enrichment, clubs for kids who can't afford them. we really pride ourselves at being a real community school. and we make sure that every student can participate in every activity regardless of their abit >> all right. the final sales are at 1:00 this afternoon. there is a fee for admission. so just a heads-up there. >>> all right. moving on to the celtics. >> that's right. the wizards just made it through the first round of the playoffs. >> john wall says, get out of my way! >> they beat the hawks in atlanta last night, but th

. >>> researchers in sonoma made a find near glen allen. they spotted two mountain lion cubs and take a look at this, the kitten cam shows the babies doing a little kissing. the cubs are about 11 days old and researchers said they been tracking their mothers since i told her and they will check in a few more times in the next two months. >> babies! i'm about ready to crawl in with them. >>> there was a soundbite where they were checking and the mother had been frolicking with another mountain lion. see what happens? they were on a nice little date. >> it is spring. [ laughter ] she just forgot to get a babysitter. >>> good morning. a few sprinkles north of the golden gate bridge. taking a look at the doppler radar, there is all kinds of things happening. a lot of this is ground clutter and it's hard to decipher this information. i'm turning on my observation saying light rain but alejo no rain and in the sonoma area, mostly cloudy skies and temperature-wise, we are into the 50s. 56 in san jose and here's the deal. we have a plume of moistur

beautiful for sunrise service, possibly, glen? >> yeah. the temperature is going to be warm, of course, all day on sunday, and i think we're going to see a lot of sunshine. it's going to look a lot like today did. except 20 degrees warmer, just about. we have a lot of sun out there at the moment. erika showed you the temperatures, in the 60s. right at the beaches, the ocean temperature is 51. we've got wind coming in off the ocean. so whole gate, 55, ventnor 56. upper -- cape may, 54. issue with sea breeze, even sunday. this is a philadelphia predicted temperature. not the predicted temperature at the beach. that would be closer to 70. okay? just want to let you know than. so far today, 67 for the high. the average high is 63. tomorrow right around 67, and then we jump nearly 20 degrees. between saturday and sunday. we have hardly any kind of cloud cover around now. back to the west, well, we see a lot of clouds, but you don't see any rain until you get near the chicago area, and just a few showers over in that region. now, tomorrow the wi

napa, sonoma, glen ellen in the mid-60s.ood morning to you in pacifica at of 0 degrees at rockaway beach. temperatures come down tomorrow with the approaching system as we cloud back up even though we do have a southwest wind the numbers go back up for sunday and then we have the chance of rain on monday dry tuesday, wednesday, more rain late wednesday into thursday. then a dry weather pattern. here's gianna with traffic. >> thank you, roberta. we are going to head to the peninsula right now over to daly city. there was an early-morning accident happening about 2:00 this morning. there is still some activity on the right shoulder no lanes blocked on 280 southbound at eastmoor near highway 1 pacifica exit. looks like traffic is moving. activity on the right side of the shoulder there. 101 no delays. 101 to san jose light traffic no delays northbound. everything clear. sluggish through morgan hill but mostly extra volume than anything. we had an accident on 280 right around the 880-17 connector. that's clearing. and it's not c

. >>> after 97 years, a change at the glen echo park. that's finally giving the carousel the honor it deserves. >>> plus, a twist in the battle over whether airbnb is helping or hurting neighbors in d.c. what the company says you need to know about this >>> you're watching news4 at 5:00. >> i'm tired of feeling like an outsider in my own neighborhood. >> it's the tag line of an ad that flooded d.c. airwaves, slamming the popular tourist rental market of airbnb. but the news4 i-team found there's a good reason she feels like an outsider. she is that woman in that ad really is. >> i was 5 years old when we moved to the neighborhood, but it doesn't feel like the place i grew up. >> reporter: the woman in this commercial is an actress who lives in new york city but you wouldn't know that from watching her passionate plea to stifle airbnb's position in washington, d.c.'s tourist rental market. >> they buy up our homes, sometimes entire buildings, kick out tenants and make more money renting to tourists. >> reporter: gretta really does live in

glen thrush, he says the story is wrong, but, glen, i have been hearing for two weeks from the needsis increasingly frustrated. he feels under siege. he's exhausted. he's been telling people close to him that he doesn't understand why he's taking all te arthe arrow, he can make money, not put up with this garbage and quietly leaking to parties, declaring a war against jared kushner, which, of course, we learned not a smart thing to do. so talk about your reporting and the spin that the white house was trying to throw your way about this move? >> hey, by the way, thanks for just writing stormy's story for me right there -- tomorrow's story for me right there. >> you just come on the show, write it down and go. >> what you said is exactly what we have been hearing, politico had an interesting twist on this, that is forgive my voice, by the way. >> that bannon was very close to the mercer family, close to rebecca mercer, had been considered quitting and was talked off the ledge by his patron matron rebecca mercer. that's another twist in this. look the bottom line, not to be a brave sur

>> glen keane. >> jimmy: glen keane. >> glen keane.mmy: little films. >> little films. that's all. >> jimmy: tiny, tiny little things. >> that's all he did. he didn't do anything else. >> jimmy: but it's based on the poem you wrote when you realized it will be your last year playing called "dear basketball." and it is so moving. it starts as a little kid. and i remember doing this, but -- not with your dad's socks. but you took your dad's socks and rolled it up into a ball. >> jimmy: and used the sock as a basketball to shoot. and i remember doing that. and i go, oh, my gosh. it's so -- it's such a good memory and it put me right back to being a a kid. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it shows this kid throwing a sock turning into a a man throwing a basketball. and it's just, wow. >> it's just the growth. it's the growth starting out, having a dream. and then being able to see that dream come to fruition. but then also understand that there's a finality to that dream. i can't play basketball forever. understanding that the love that i've had fro

simmons, bruce bartlett and glen thrush. i have to go to glen thrush over the failing fake media news first on this. your reporting on the trump sort of thought about doing this pennsylvania rally to draw eyes, draw the eye away from the white house correspondents dinner, do you get the sense that trump really, really preferred to be in pennsylvania rather than be with celebrities and media people in d.c.? >> look, chicken was on the menu, right? i was there in 2011 when president -- then president obama gave him a really interesting time and i don't think he really wanted that. this game on the 100th day of his term. he could talk about giving us a failing grade. this is a guy who is now on his third attempt of passing the health care bill. his two most impactful executive orders on a migrant ban for muslim nations is being held up in court. he could keep beating on us, but he has a 38% to 44% approval rating and it is time to put up. we have been hearing this talk since the campaign. we are seeing movement in terms of the

the result is they lost lots of money on glen beck. back of the napkin math, i think where it stands right now, bill o'reilly this year is on track to lose somewhere between 37 and $42 million in advertising revenue for fox news. right away they are going to lose serious money. his program will never recover. the ads that come back will not pay the rates they made. i think fox is trying to sweep this under the rug like they did during the investigation. they are trying to make it seem like they have a handle on it. but at the end of the day they have a keep culture there, that's what advertisers are worried about, the fact there is more of this and they mishandle it. this cannot be tolerated in a workplace, period. >> joan, mark fabiani who used to work this the clinton white house is now one of the lawyers for bill o'reilly proving that with political hacks if you watch them long enough, they will do anything for money. he gave this -- fabiani put out this statement today. paul weiss is already retained by company to look into all hot

glen, these efforts by the administration have had success. they've been able to divert attention.'ve been able to throw up a name like susan rice. they've been able to throw up donna brazile. they throw these names out like firecrackers, and i mean they explode, and they get in the press. is this just the power of the president we have to live with? mainstream journalism has to cover whatever malarkey there is out there? >> thanks for that. >> i am taking a shot, okay? i am taking a shot. you heard it. >> look, if the president -- you know, the point is if candidate donald trump makes these kinds of allegations, that's one thing. the fact that the president of the united states sitting in the oval office with the full power of the presidency decides to use the bully pulpit of an interview -- and by the way, we did not prompt him to start talking about susan rice. we came into the office, my colleague maggie haberman and i, to talk about infrastructure. we had ten detailed questions to talk with him about infrastructure. and, boom, right out of the box he starts talking about susan

nancy: this was in the little river glen senior center and jeff goldberg is live now at eden center in falls church. why are the police there tonight? jeff: this was a popular destination for cong nguyen. this very popular. he was here all the tile. so they continue to ask for the help to solve the murder. the police, the personnel is engaging visitors to the english center. in vietnamese in an effort to find out any information that may who last week but found murdered inside the little river glen senior community in fairfax. >> everybody is upset about it. >> he would visit the center at noon. well known and well liked. >> a nice personality. >> investigators say he suffered upper body drama but no idea who could have done it or why. from we don't have suspect information. and no motive. >> he continues to hear about the warmth and the kindness. but nothing about the enemies or the issues. >> no problem? >> no. >> they is still trying to get answers for the murder. we did speak to those who did know him. that's coming up. jeff goldberg, abc7 news >> thank you. a key piece of evidence

[laughter] do you really, glen? i say this with great affection. >> i think the tone and we were talking about this but the tone was that the day after the inauguration when sean spicer came out and decided to prorate the media about the crowd sizes at the inaugural. the thing about that is bizarre is that was, that wasn't the salient issue for me personally. my problem was that he came in, shouted at everybody and refused to take questions. to me that was a fundamental violation of the fundamental purpose of that room. it wasn't about questions it's about answers. i have heard sean and a lot of different venues and i think he was subdued and contrite today but i have seen a diminishment of that room over the last three months. i think the obama demonstration pie to cool it down after robert gibbs was the press secretary who may news great with great regularity. i don't think obama appreciated that but what we've seen is a series of missteps. it is entirely appropriate and unbiased to say that the level of informati

. >>> today brings a final send off for astronaut and senator john glen nearly three months after his passing. mourners gathered for a private funeral this morning in arlington national cemetery. . he was remembered at public events in it his home state of ohio after hi death last year. after a distinguished career as a fighter pilot, john glen became the first american to orbit the earth and served 24 years in the senate. he made history in 1998. he was 7 at the time. he died in sdes at the age of 85. >>> a warning for distracted drivers in new jersey. literally the state will now send warning e letters to anyone who is caught driving while using their phones without a hands free device. drivers are urged to call the phone alert system with the license plate of any distracted drivers. >>> it took until the first week of the season, but ryan howard has a new home. >> he signed a mine league deal with the braves. he spent 13 seasons with the phillies leading that team to a world series in 2008. he became a free agent when they bought out his contract at the end of last season. you can

sunshine, not too bad on the whole, cloud and rain continuing out into the far north—west of the great glenmperatures of around 11—16 degrees. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we'll see a series of weather fronts slipping their way steadily south and the winds pivot round more to a north—westerly, that will make it feel that little bit fresher on exposed coasts, especially as the winds will strengthen gusting to gale force wind in the far north and west. with those weather fronts slowly slipping their way south it will bring showery outbreaks of rain, nothing particularly heavy but a bit of a nuisance. top temperatures of 10—16 the high. so that's the story through wednesday, but with clearer skies through the night we could in rural spots sea temperatures into low single figures. a touch of light frost not out of the question for thursday morning but some sunshine in central and eastern areas before cloud and showery outbreaks of rain gather again from the north and west. so there's a bit of a theme developing as we head towards easter weekend. the jet stream slicing the country i

that's what we're forecasting, 66, 67 around the willow glen area.he rose garden area, 68 degrees. mid-60s through the tri valley. burlingame mid-sichltsz60s as well -- mid-60s today as well. we'll talk about the rain and when it's going to finally taper off coming up. let's go to sandra. >>> as we kick off the workweek, we're looking at plenty of pockets of low slow down. left lane is blocked here on 580 as you try to approach that area. continuing into hercules, richmond and down into the bay bridge, plenty of yellow. the bay bridge itself, upper deck, 28 minutes to downtown san francisco. the south bay overall looking mostly great. lots of green on the sensors, however there was a crash on northbound 280 at foothill. the crash itself off to the shoulder, however we see debris on the roadway. the sensors went from green to red to yellow in just the last few minutes. >>> president trump's promised wall along the u.s.-mexico border would leave a number of u.s. residents living on the mexico side of the wall. they live on the northern side of the rive

police were called to little river glen senior center in fairfax yesterday morning for report of deceasedesident. when they arrived they found 77-year-old kung hu when with trauma to upper body. he was murdered. please have no suspects or motive and resident are concerned for >> we have a gate closed at 8. my apartment is on the woods and you walk right up from the road. anybody that want to do something can do it. >> the senior apartment community release aid statement said in part our hearts go out to mr. wen's family for their loss and we have an outstanding police department, and we have every confidence in their ability to make an arrest in this case. >> we have an update on murder mystery in prince george country. police finally identified this woman stabbed and killed in forestville. now they want to know who stabbed 17-year-old tea chase to death. investigators say she knocked on door of house springdale avenue easter morning and the homeowner found her unconscious on the front lawn and she died a short time later. >> still to come tonight take a look at crazy accident. that right

for nine of his ten years here at glen echo park, he's run the carousel operation. what did you do when you first got here? >> i was a happy worker for about the first year. >> reporter: not to say that he's not happy now, taking care of every little detail of maintaining and running the carousel. with its hand-painted circus animals. an endayngered species were it not for the care they get. that poker face does not show all the fun he's having re poker face of the jester says, this is a place for smiles. and one more thing on the to-do list? sure to brighten the spirit, cranking up the organ. this military organ was ordered in 1926. it's a masterpiece, called a rare attraction itself. it's just a few years younger than the gentle designed carousel that came to the park in 1921. this year marks the 97th year the carousel will celebrate an opening day. and it will be lots of other events to enjoy on saturday, april 29th. >> almost every aspect of the park will be open to the public. we'll have open artist studios to see the artists do their work. all the art gallerie

a frost in the glens of scotland and northern ireland.lands and northern england. so very much chillier than it has been in recent nights and there could be a bit of mist and fog around for the first few hours of the morning, but otherwise the morning looks set to bring the best of the sunshine for the vast majority, as you can see. temperatures just slow to recover after the chilly start. still that potential for some cloud around and some lingering showers from the day on saturday, but very isolated in comparison. mostly for the north—east of england. there could be mist and fog elsewhere. a risk for northern ireland and scotland with the frosty start. still the odd shower for northern ireland, but essentially it's a dry picture for saturday. very much a stark contrast to saturday. the cloud will tend to build through the day, fair weather cloud that is. so it may well be bright rather than sunny come the afternoon. there is the risk of showers developing in eastern areas. just one or two, in eastern england in particular. very isolated

frost in the glens of scotland, parts of northern ireland, ground frost as well.looks like the best of the sunshine for most of us will be through the morning hours. that's before the fair weather cloud builds up. that said, a few showers overnight in the north—east of england. there could be a legacy of cloud first thing. again, sunshine to get to work on that fairly quickly and blake it —— break it up. as we will do for monday morning. video sunshine around, despite the chilly start in northern ireland and scotland. the rogue shower. it does look as if it will be dry for much of the day for most of us. to pick out a bit of detail, the fair weather cloud builds up inland as we go through the day. probably bright, rather than sunny, or more cloud than sunshine in the sky, but still a lovely afternoon. 13— 17 degrees, with light winds and sunshine. a lovely day. the best of the sunshine around the coasts. slightly cooler. the boat races go ahead. great for spectators and participants because it should be much calmer on the thames than last weekend. we had that chop

certainly been some pressure coming on the office—based, but we do expect to see that accelerating, but a glenthank you forjoining us this morning. we will keep a close eye on what is going on. —— but now especially now be process has started. —— the process. it's the final day of the uk finance minister visit to india, along with the governor of the bank of england and other financial sector leaders. today is all about showcasing the uk's financial services — it's the uk's biggest export. philip hammond and mark carney are in mumbai meeting indian financial tech firms and the head of india's central bank. it's hammond's first foreign trip since article 50 was triggered, starting the process to take britain out of the european union. sameer hashmi is in mumbai. lovely to see you. tell us a bit more about today's agenda. well, the chancellor will be attending a couple of events with the underwriters come with. he is attending an event where they will be talk about start—ups, after which they are addressing a conference that will have business leaders from the world of financial services. you we

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sunshine, not too bad on the whole, cloud and rain continuing out into the far north—west of the great glennesday, we'll see a series of weather fronts slitting their way steadily south and the winds pivot round more to a north—westerly, that will make it feel that little bit fresher on exposed coasts, especially as the winds will strengthen just two gale force wind of an north and west. with those weather fronts slowly slipping their way south it will bring showery outbreaks of rain, nothing particularly heavy but a bit ofa nothing particularly heavy but a bit of a nuisance, top temperatures of 10-6 of a nuisance, top temperatures of 10—6 team the height. that's the story through wednesday but with clearer skies through the night we could in rural spots sea temperatures into low single figures, a touch of light frost not out of the question for thursday morning but some sunshine in central and eastern areas before cloud and shall read outbreaks of rain gather again from the north and west —— hourly. a bit of a theme developing as we head towards easter weekend. the jet streams slicing the

cold across a sheltered glens of scotland. further south, about eight, nine the overnight lows. take a look at monday morning. by eight in the morning it is a trite and bright start the day across southern counties. further north about the cloudy picture through the midlands and into wales. much of northern end will see quite a bit of cloud with a few spots of drizzle. rain sinking south through the course of day. clearer conditions following later in northern ireland. in scotland we are in the cold airfrom the in northern ireland. in scotland we are in the cold air from the word in northern ireland. in scotland we are in the cold airfrom the word go for that you can no showers piling in from the north. a bitter, cold feeling day across much of scotland. heading through the day on monday this frontal system slips out across england and wales. a cloudy story here. some outbreaks of rain around aberystwyth to the wash by the middle of the afternoon. staying dry in the far south. 15 in london. temperatures only around 7—9d furthe

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i had a chance to sit down with a panel discussion with you and glen king who is the animator of thist started basketball to the end of your career, but when you did know, like, i'm in love with this sport, this is what i want to do? >> you know, i couldn't put the basketball down, you know. like when my parents bought me a brand new basketball, i found myself laying in bed and shooting with it, just kind of laying there shooting with it. and then i'd fall asleep with it. i'd get up in the morning and i'd play again. i just could not stop. >> those are pretty clear signs. >> well, when you're at school and you try to do your homework in school, so when you go home you can just play basketball all the day, that's when you know it's serious. >> i didn't know before this your dad was in the biz, too. so was this always about sort of following in the family footsteps? >> you know, he never pushed basketball on me. my uncle played basketball, my grandmother played basketball, my cousins, but it was never pushed on me. >> did he ever warn you against it? >> no, no. i just had a basketball a

cell phone video showing the fire ripping through the roof at this glen rock glen rock avenue. this fire broke out on sunday morning and by close to 8:30 a.m. the prince george's county fire department says the switchboard was flooded with calls about this. neighbors working quickly had to help each other. a woman lowered an 80-year-old woman to the ground out a back balcony and on the front third floor balcony neighbors say a woman was forced to toss her children into a neighbor's arms. residents said they heard her screams and request to call the 911. >> i heard this lady say, help me, help me, get my kids. call 911. i saw guys running over there. she started tossing them off the balcony, tossing her kids. >> reporter: now five people were checked out on scene. two were taken to the hospital. no serious injuries here. we do know some 30 people have been displaced and the cause of this fire remains under investigation. in fort washington, i'mti back in to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> coming up on 5:14. the former teacher who disappeared with his teenage student will appear i

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the little river glen senior community. it's there crime scene detectives are back on scene, going in and out of this apartment unit. inside police say 77-year-old cong huu nguyen was found dead. the troubling discovery happening around 8:00 yesterday morning. >> that's horrible. that doesn't 8:00. but my apartment is on the woods and you walk right up from the road. >> reporter: her unit sits in a similar spot to rebecca's. close to the woods. police not sure why they killed him or why. the medical examiner is looking into the official cause of death. meantime, residents are also upset with how they're finding out and when. they feel like it was way too delayed. so we put that question to the group that runs this, fairfax county. coming up all new at 6:00, i'll share with you what they have to say about what they're doing after this homicide took place. >>> yeah, just told you about five minutes ago, expect to see another warning here with this storm. we are tracking this storm and the newni guy the national weather servic

willow glen 68 to the north and the santa rosa area low 70s towards fairfield.e will have the full seven-day forecast. maybe a couple of days in the 80s. we will talk about that. >> that sounds nice. >>> right now we are tracking some speeds that aren't so nice. 6:35 is the time. we have delays for folks making their way through morgan hill. northbound 101 to cochran road there, about a 15-minute commute. no accidents. all lanes cleared. just a crowded tuesday morning ride. we will take it to that earlier crash near sfo from eastbound 380 on the connector to southbound 101. quite a bit of debris left in the roadway there. they cleared the vehicle. you can see the backup beyond el camino along eastbound 380. so basically as you transition from 380. you will be tapping the brakes. the san mateo bridge out of hayward in the yellow now. a little under 20 minutes. we are starting to see a few more cars join the tuesday morning commute along 880 heading through oakland. no signs of red. still in the yellow. >> thank you. >>> right now there is an amber alert in severa

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and let's begin with chief meteorologist glen. >> and maybe some winter-like clothing tomorrow. the rest of the home sdnd is look figure good and look at this frar frar the gigantic storm system and it's cold, it's snowing in the northernel of of ohio and what are we getting out of this, perhaps a snow mix in the poconos. still possible. and in the afternoon get some showerdize vepping, future re radar tends to over estimate the rain in these situations. it's going to be wetter than computers are showing. the wind's going to be blowing in from left field. so you're going to get extra cold with a 15 to 20 mile-per-hour wind. temperatures in the 40s. feeling like 40 or maybe even upper 30s. not exactly baseball weather but not enough to get rained out. and these are the high temperatures tomorrow. only 47 at fair mont. talking about generally light rain but rilit's the wind sdh c that's a big deal. long port up to 50. 50 degrees. over the weekend we've got tremendous change. we got sunshine returning saturday. temperatures about 10 degrees warmer. nice day, right? and then sunday