they demanded complete and immediate immigration rather than voluntary or gradual forms. they coordinated a series of massive voter registration and get out the vote efforts that forever transformed state and urban politics. unprecedented numbers of mobilizations of african-americans and mexican-americans. they threw itself completely into the black and brown civil rights movement. the supported demonstrations, they participated. they even demanded that the governor of texas call a special session of the legislature to address civil rights. they got into it as well. i don't have time to go into detail about all of these activities and its eventual disintegration, but stay tuned, the book will be out in august, available at a bookstore near you. but suffice to say now that these networks that were established between mexican-american activist and their like-minded counterparts remained robust throughout the decade into the 1970's. these are photos from la mancha. these are united farmworkers procession. this story looks rather different through this multiracial lens. the p

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temperatures gradually on the rise day by day. wait for the real warm stuff. that comes over the weekend. you'll see that in the seven-day forecast. those are nice details ahead. temperatures right now, still on the chilly side in the hudson valley. 39 in rhinebeck. most spots above freezing north of town. as you head to the west, below freezing. we have freeze warnings in effect for most counties across western new jersey. down to 30 in morristown. 32 in bridgewater. now we're looking at 23 degrees at this hour in westhampton. mostly clear, 45 in central park. watch as that sunshine does its thing throughout the afternoon. we're flirting with 60 around 3:00 p.m. looking great for your evening commute. 57 degrees. the sunshine goes on all day long. of course, making plans for the weekend, i would definitely want to think about outdoor plans. both days, going to be different day by day. saturday, definitely the cooler feel. a great spring feel. breezy, 65 degrees. sunday, a little less breezy. temperatures bump up. that's when it starts to feel nice and warm. s

saturday gradual clearing, sunday looks good. monday looks great. then we have our next system bringing showers and storms on tuesday. so monday probably the nicest day. little easier to get it of bed. >> it will on a monday. >> always nice to have something to look forward to on monday. >> kate thanks. >> also talking sports. >> we are talking sports. today we celebrate the amazing live of ed snider. you'll want to stick around for that and bradford ready to bounce? why sam may have his sights on a one-way ticket out of philly. sports com >> from businessman to family, from players to coaches, from fans to the ushers in the stands thousands celebrated ed snider today at the wells fargo accept. at least a dozen speakers share the memories and stories the former flyers owner who brought hockey to philly. last week snider lost his fight with bladder cancer but his legacy lives on forever. today i spoke to couple former flyers about the founding fath father. >> the flyers organization there's not a more passionate owner in all of major sports and defin

gradual clearing saturday. sunday, monday beautiful. we have another chance of thunderstorms on primary day tuesday. wednesday 66 and mostly sunny. another chance of wet weather. next week looks up and down but still a great stretch of weather. ukee and jessica back to you. >> a local man has completed one of the most grueling challenges of the face of the earth. >> pat the gallon tells you about a spectacular transatlantic journey and reason why a delaware county man took to the high seas. >> reporter: row, row, row your boat across the atlantic. that is how long it took media native george to row from the can nature i island to antiga why did george embark on the challenge. >> we raised money for als association of greater philadelphia my grandfather died of als in 2003. he was the reason why i wanted to do this race. >> reporter: george's grandfather walter bend was a world war two navy veteran. to honor him george and teammate caitlin miller traveled 3,000 miles across the sea. george and caitlin are youngest americans ever to make

saturday gradual clearing, sunday looks good. monday looks great. then we have our next system bringing showers and storms on tuesday. so monday probably the nicest day. little easier to get it of bed. >> it will on a monday. >> always nice to have something to look forward to on monday. >> kate thanks. >> also talking sports. >> we are talking sports. today we celebrate the amazing live of ed snider. you'll want to stick around for that and bradford ready to bounce? why sam may have his sights on a one-way ticket out of philly. sports coming up that's what congressman for wsestak did.ceos - sestak was one of only eight democrats to join republicans to allow ceos of bailed out banks to pay themselves unlimited bonuses using bailout money. an "outrage," according to newspapers. katie mcginty- tough on wall street ceos, a fighter for pay equity for women. praised by former gov. ed rendell, "she'll stand strong for working families." katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. why should we trust a like steve santarsiero who will say anything

we start a gradual warm-up tomorrow. i will have details about that, cindy, in the full forecast. >> thank you. >>> in campaign 2016 news four of the five candidates spent the day stumping for votes in new york. the state's primary ten days away. before delegates are decided here, two other states weighed in. bernie sanders took 56% of the vote in wisconsin. and in colorado ted cruz september donald trump and john kasich by picking up all 34 delegates. dave carlin has the latest. >> reporter: republican frontrunner donald trump made this unannounced saturday visit to the national september 11 memorial museum and capped the half hour tour with a $100,000 donation. he took no questions from reporters. challenging challenger ted cruz and trump famously sparred over and it seemed to mark the beginning of increasingly personal attacks between them >> our country is in crisis. >> reporter: cruz swept colorado' s delegates saturday and went to nevada where he poked fun at democrats. >> the democratic field right now consists of

it is still a pretty gradual slow down and we project the slow down to continue to be gradual. is continuing to grow and continues to be a source of demand in this region. evenof these economies among most of the major commodity exporters, the policies they followed have been prudent and they have managed to weather the storm thus far. weatheringo is not the storm? >> if you look at our projections going forward. largetlier among the economies is china -- is thailand. thailand growth rate will continue to be relatively low, certainly much lower than other large aussie on economies -- asean economies. -- this is a commodity importer. it is mainly because of lower demand from some of its major markets -- japan, in particular. it also points to some deeper structural problems. someecond is there are smaller commodity exporters -- mongolia is one that comes to mind -- that are having greater difficulty dealing with the current situation. rishaad: if we do see a sharp slowdown -- i am not saying there will be 1 -- how much is the rest of this really dependent -- is it the true motor

mo gradual warmup, but gradual is a the keyword.ven though we've had some nice afternoons as soon as the sun frost advisory is out for any fr county that is north and west of washington, basically just west of 95. that's where we are expected to have the cooler temperatures late tonight falling into the mid 30s where you could wake up, mount, loudon county and then further into western sections of maryland, virginia and then eventually into west virginia.oe you guys could have your temperatures in the mid 30s tomorrow morning.ow m outside right now, 53 in washington, still pretty nice, 53 in yap last, 48 in gaithersburg, 48 in martinsburg and 38 in culpeper. you start to see where you're falling right now into the 40s. those are the places that will fall into the 30s before daybreak. satellite and radar, nothingno really to see here. we have high pressure overhead.e it keeps things very, very quiet. that means clear skies at night and lots of sunshine during the day. here's your forecast as we go go into the overnight hours tonight.

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gradual warming begins monday. near 90 midweek. then a drop off where temperatures cool on thursday. a chance of showers this weekend so we have everything in this forecast. >>> today mild. highs topping out in the 60s and low 70s area wide. again, a little bit of something for everyone. gradual warming for monday, mid- 70s. tuesday, bumping up about ten degrees above average. wednesday, peeking near 90 for the warmest locations. then another dramatic drop by about ten degrees on thursday. upsetted friday and into the weekend with showers and clouds. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, new bay area billboards pro it. the california nurses ion took out the >>> in campaign 2017, heading to california in june. new bay area billboards prove it. they took out these ads support else bernie sanders and gave him his first national endorse the in august. there are five bernie billboards up in san francisco and oakland and that includes one of the biggest displays at the eastern end of the bay bridge. >> we asked willie brown about the gro

critics believe the only ones to really benefit our large companies employment rights they say will be gradually eroded. 1994 was the start of nafta the aim was to create jobs and boost the economies of mexico canada and the u.s.. but in reality it led to the loss of 850,000 jobs in the u.s.. in m mexican agricululture that figure was as high as 2 million. we start in the u.s.. detroit, one time auto city. here you can learn a lot about the north american free trade agreement. bob bowen work in the car industry his whole life for ford and he also suffered the effects of nafta. every few weeks, bob shows his grandson billy how he's getting on with his retirement project. a ford thunderbird from 1957 in its original colors. itit is a real eyecatcher.r. he and his former coworker greg are going to show us what is left of the automaking industry in ypsilanti, close to d detroi. since the nafta agreement was signed over 20 years ago, their town has lost half of its auto industry jobs. the detroit region has bled hundreds of thousands in total. it is part of america's old industrial heartland, the rus

a bit frosty in the northern and western suburbs and a gradual warm-up. three more days in the 60s and several days in the 70s. >> thanks for joining us. >> we'll see you tonight at 10:00. tmz is next.  >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: there are multiple azalea is sayi sayonara to nick young. >> what was nick's reaction when you said he would cut off his nis. >> i don't kno i didn't see his face. >> not wearing her wedding ring yesterday leaving iheart radio and when we got her out, her hand was in her pocket. >> if she's sigle, there's going to be a n on iggy azalea. harvey: no, you don't want to put your penis on a tight rope. [laughter] >> marlon wayans, he's very funny in this clip. >> are you going to e lakers game tomorrow? >> obviously, big game. today is sad. >> you're sad, huh? >> yeah, m, it's tough. >> harvey checked out a year ago and he's saying good-bye tonight. [laughter] >> 50 cent is never too broke for strippers.

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and a system arriving on friday, and until them just gradually cooler and for friday, we will maintain that some system will make it here. one forecast washes it out and the other maintains it. a mix of sun and clouds, and a little bit cooler, breezy at times. near 80 for some, but a lot of upper 70s, and 60s and 70s closer to the water. temperatures will continue to slide down. we will see if we can get some rain in here by friday.>> it looks like it may dissipate.>>> the sharks are looking to make a comeback and what the fans can expect when they had to gain floor. >>> welcome back, the sharks scored their only goal, and they took the first two games against the kings, and plenty of missed opportunities for the sharks, and they had over five power plays. the pup will drop at 7:30 pm, game five will be in la. >>> and the warriors have the first of the game three, and steph curry still questionable for the game, and he underwent an mri on the right angle, and the good news is it showed nothing of concerned, but still getting treatment. he could not play in game two, and the warriors st

we thought the path of rate increases would be gradual. that remains our best guess and expectation. that the economy continues on the path it is on of recovering. further rate increases will be justified but for a variety of the legacyrticularly weake financial crisis, global growth and the strong the level of rates, sometimes called the neutral rate, the level of short-term rates that would neither be particularly stimulating the economy or holding it back, that that level of neutral rates is quite low. accommodation's in the monetary policy that we have, but we think a gradual of rate increases would be appropriate depending on how our views of the economy evolved. i think we

and nassau suffolk and westchester counties there will be a gradual increase and $15 by the year 2021. in upstate new york, a possible increase of $15 an hour after the year 2020 but it all depends if the economy is doing well. >> as prices of everything else goes up, whether it's rent and everything else, people need to >> some of the highlights of the state budget agreed upon overnight include a tax cut, a lower personal income tax rate for the middle class, almost a half percentage point lower they'll have to pay. $25 billion in school aid, which includes money for new york city schools and charters and transportation fundsing, more than $55 billion in transportation investments and $15 minimum wage paid family leave, that means employees will be eligible for 12 weeks of paid family leave when caring for an infant or family member with a serious health condition. >> it's basic and simple. we live at home with families and we should have the capacity to be there when the family needs you rptd when it comes to transportation funding the budget secures a billion dollars for phase two

with this improvement, getting near our goals it is appropriate to gradually raise interest rates and get back to more normal levels. thexact decision what will do that will depend on the data, the analysis and the committee meeting and seeing all the aspects around the economic outlook. >> projections my colleagues and i put out, the number, two, four rate increases, depending on the data, the economy continues at the pace we are seeing, if inflation coinues to improve we should be raising rates gradually in a way people have written out the projections. there are a lotf uncertainties out there, globally economic growth is slowing and that has potential for the us. >> is it fair to say when you talk to reporters a couple weeks ago you foresaw two or more rate increases? >> thais my personal view of what i expect to see as appropriate policy but we will see how the data comes in. nicole: the fed kept res on hold at the january and march meetings, the next meeting is scheduled later this month, traders are not anticipating a hike. lauren: let's look at asia. you have the yen finally we

basically makeo the changes gradually. like is, it is the analogy with a frog in the boiling water. you gradually increase the heat and the frog dies. if the frog goes into the hot water, it jumps rate out again. that is the theory. we have slowing growth, very gradual. i think central banks have a difficult job. we saw from the minutes earlier this week that basically now, it is 9-17 of the members actually indicated that they thought there would be two increases. warned aboutave the dollar and global risk. 20 references -- it takes us back to know bazooka. rates back in its 2006. terms of anyone just turn -- tuning in. ecb goes negative. we had a reprieve. we had a panicked moment. of problems is central bankers don't know how the markets will react or how mainstreet will react. they can put money into the system but you has seen how many corporate have accumulated funds that have not gone into reinvestment. it is like the situation in the ecb. mario draghi is still pumping money into that. we will pick this up after the

that will prevent us from having to be less gradual later on if we delay too long. >> when you looknow let's call it six months, 8 months i don't want to be short term i really do want to look long term just in last 6 months 8 months i feel there has been a sentiment change within fed look at the -- expectations from federal reserve in terms of four outright increases in 1916 we heard from janet yellen earlier this week no, no, no, no, no, talking about two at best. >> you got to remember what is any point in time we are basically saying where do we think monetary policy is going to go monetary policy has to be forward-looking we respond to data, my own forecast for the path of interest rates right was revised down a little bit is between december and last time fomc gave out -- to march because we got new evidence on the economy, right so you want policy -- >> responsive. >> we got a slightly slower growth right the fourth quarter was lower than we expected it to be so you want policy the policy to respond but remember that what we call summer of economic -- projections fomc project

gradually up through saturday. then the jump, sunday, monday warm days getting into the 70s. it's not going to stay in the 70s next week but not going to be real cold. >> it's not going to snow. >> not going to snow. >> a lot of sun and a lot of phillies. for all of us, i'm jim rosenfield. news continues with nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> the founder of nanster and $250 million donation for cancer. >>> breaking news tonight. a dangerously close encounter as russian fighter jets launch a simulated attack at a u.s. navy warship. high drama on high seas. the u.s. alarmed. >>> trump at war with the republican party. what the front-runner is calling a disgrace as the head of the party says give us all a break. >>> heated standoff as tens of thousands of verizon workers walk off the job. the impact for millions of customers. >>> robert de niro vaccines and autism. the hollywood superstar and father of an autistic child says there is a link despite that claim being widely discredited. >>> and a big move for a paralyzed man unable to use his arms and legs. now able to play

the warming is gradual, at least for a while. average high is 63.oing to gradually get up there by saturday. and sunday, it just jumps to 72. nowhere near that tonight for the phillies. not much wind. a factor in the first two games. cold weather's going to be the factor tonight. starting in the low 50s, dropping into the 40s. quickly, low 40s by the end of the game but not windy. because of lack of wind and clear skies and low humidity and cold start, we've got frost. that's likely to occur over a good portion of the area. frost advisory tonight, includes a lot of south jersey, that was not included in the freeze warning last night. for the futurecast showing temperatures going down into the 30s, across much of the area, little bit of a northeast wind tomorrow. this northeast to east wind preventing us from warming up even more. so you see barely getting to 60 degrees tomorrow and tomorrow night, it's cool again. so what's happening here. we've got the warm air down through the south. it's getting ready to come. we just got to get rid of the east w

a gradual warming trend, 70s by sunday. 31 in carmel, 38 kingston. newburg 36. 27 at lake hurst. when you have a calm wind that allows the frost with the clear sky to form overnight. we have this freeze warning until 8:00 in those areas. somerset, really central and western monmouth away from the shore. clear skies, this is actually the satellite picture with the radar added. there is nothing going on in the northeast great lakes beautiful weather. you get to afternoon, we are west of the city might actually get to 60. tomorrow we start off with more of the same, a will warmer tomorrow. low 60s, tomorrow is just a great start to the weekend. a little warmer to saturday and 70 by sunday. after school sports around 5 to 60 degrees, sunny and nice. chilliton. an area of frost in the suburbs north and west. tomorrow it is sunny and pleasant, 63 degrees. sunshine and pleasant, we are at 66 on saturday. beautiful sunshine and 72 on sunday, and look at monday. 76 degrees. really nice. we always say a perfect day in new york city. sunny and 76. primary tuesday 6 a5 degrees a -- 65 degree

sunny conditions, we're gradually warming up. weekend forecast coming up. >> looks good for the rest of the day. >>> a rock star heads to capitol hill this afternoon taking on the serious topic of violent extremism. >>> and we're watching president obama right now. he is designating an historic d.c. home as a national monument. how it is central to the women's rights movement. >>> and new crash test rests.ul but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. . >>> right now president obama is in northeast d.c. at sewall-belmont house and museum. he's designating the home as a new national monument. the home served as the national women's party headquarters, it was named for alva belmont and ali alice sewall. >>> bono is testifying in front of a subcommittee today to

the day gradually gets better. the sun will break through. then we get into the evening hours and wait to watch for the rain coming through. 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. is the start tile. we have the showers on sunday afternoon. so the first full week of may here, temperatures are not that steady. kind of going up and down we get for the warmest and we also get another chance for rain. a couple of shots at showers for the next couple of days. it is a real bit of spring-like weather. we will continue to be here at the zoo until the end of the 10:00 hour. we'll check out the bronx zoo. we invite you to come down and do the same. it's not just the rain, but you have the entire earth day festivities you can be a part of and check out the zoo as well. this is the first day of the monorail, you guys. taking you to the asian part of the bronx zoo. a lot of cool animals and ecology there to check out. so live from, well, the finish line. back to you. >> thank you so much, amy. >> it is the end of an era for ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. the e

new york state budget includes gradually raising the current starting in new york city in three yearsand raising another level of ire. in los angeles on the governor jerry brown signed a bill to lift wages to $15 by the year 2022. he said people are fed up with the low pay. >> there's a lot of anger in the presidential campaign. and they have many sources. one of the services are to me is the way the average american is being treated at this particular economy. today we do something about that in a very significant way. nicole: experts say other states may follow new york and california. lauren: regulations could damage the 150-dollar merger between pfizer and allergan. the deal is on track with the treasury department posts out there both on corporate archers that allow companies to avoid taxes by moving headquarters saturday night dates. several dealmakers vegetables seem to be aimed at the deal between pfizer and allergan criticized during the election nears initially. visit the regulation sent shares tumbling 19% in after-hours. >> changes of walt disney chief operating officer sa

gradually all that can happies not only quiet weather but nice warming trend that comes with it. we will call this omega block fancy name because it looks like an omega for high pressure to limit any kind of a, again, disturbance that can push through our area. today, beautiful. very modest breeze. 60 degrees. the very pleasant. tonight we will be clear, chilly granted but 40 degrees for the low. not bad. light win. not terrible. and every passing day, right through sunday and even monday gets warmer, and warmer, and warmer, notice sun just keeps on coming. i love boring weather, patterns. it makes my job easier and you are all smiles and i don't hear from you on twitter. meisha, over to you. >> that sound makes everyone so happy. thanks, katie she's bringing sunshine. she does every day even in the rain katie brings sunshine. it is true. ninety-five south at cottman looking nice and quiet coming around s curve that is what we want to see as we push toward that 5:00 o'clock hour. vine looking good as well. look at how quiet, months from the westbound and eastbound side. both dire

a rise in oil prices along with comments from the head of the new york fed that a gradual approach to rate hikes was appropriate helped lift stocks but gains pared on concerns regarding global growth. the dow jones industrial average rose 35 to 17,536. the nasdaq added 2. the s&p 500 gained 5. for the week, all of the major averages lost more than 1%. it was the worst week for stocks since february. >>> there was a get-together late yesterday of some of the most-powerful people in economics. together they soothed any fears of potential recession hitting the u.s. steve leishman has the story. >> reporter: it was the first time that the three former and current fed chairs appeared at the same event. call it fed all-star night as current chair yellen was joined by ben bernanke and paul volcker on stage and alan greenspan via satellite from washington. they gave a qualified but generally healthy outlook to the u.s. economy, yellen rejecting the charge the u.s. is in a bubble. >> we think it's partly transitory influences, namely declining oil prices and the strong dollar, that are respons

francisco bay, still a bit of chopped on the bay waters, onshore winds at place, the winds will gradually reverse so the fog we see in the distance been wiped out because we have high-pressure setting up offshore. this will be the mechanism warm can -- of warming. especially as you can see for tuesday and wednesday, so as we said tomorrow is going to set the table for this major warming trend. tomorrow a little bit of bump in the numbers. tuesday, lower 80s. wednesday, widespread 80s across the bay area, records likely, then a chance a few able -- 89, could be talking about a few low nineties by the midweek forecast. so we'll have more on the major warming trend headed our way, then after that possibly some rain chances. a lot to talk about in our full forecast coming up in 10 minutes. >>> the ntsb is investigating a deadly amtrak train crash. the crash happened this morning. and it shut down train service between philadelphia and wilmington for hours. bryan llenas has more from the crash scene. >> reporter: this, the scene after a deadly train crash some 15 miles south of philadelphia su

some. >> it will gradually come to an end with time.of us will be try short will after lunchtime, but you're right, it's a cloudy start. turning breezy and dry by later this afternoon, but temperatures are warmest right now. temperatures will be cooler when you come home later this afternoon. so biggest impact is here on the morning. mild and rainy for the morning hours. clearing out no impact on your outdoor plans for this afternoon or for this evening. eat diner out on your favorite sidewalk cafe or go to the baseball game. there is the rain, the cold front itself just now inching into far western maryland. as it comes through, it will turn the rain off, turn the winds back around to the northwest and bring chillier air back in place. it's in the 60s this morning. tomorrow morning likely to be back into the 30s and 40s. here is the timing of the end of the rain on our future weather here. by 8:00, still pockets of light to moderate rain. but by 9:30, rain coming to apend in the shenandoah valley. by 11:00, rain ending in the northern

>> gradually over the next couple of days. then a nice spike in temperature by the end of the weekend. a little chill in the air. we go outside where we briefly turned to cloudy skies. good news. a little blanket so the our temperature at 47 degrees. south wind now around 9 miles per hour managed to reach 58 degrees. didn't feel that warm because the air is so dry. the normal is 60. i think we get very close to that tomorrow. there are your sunrise and sunset times for your thursday. we gained 3 minutes of daylight. weather headlines. we still have the chance of frost tonight and tomorrow night in the suburbs then over the weekend the nights get a little milder. there's lots of sun with a gradual warmup in to the weekend, and then i think we're in the 70s by sunday. really beautiful spring weekend. long overdue. our numbers are still holding in the upper 30s and mid 40s. over to new city, armonk. those freeze warnings for the interior in to tomorrow morning. we'll start the day at 42 in new york city. there's a cool breeze at

o'connell: most of these books did not sell at all and gradually as the industry got tougher, it became more important to try to get some kind of sales out of these books. at this point, i discovered biography. yn i really -- and i reall thought that this really made a lot of sense. one of the problems, one of the central problems with history as a discipline is how few people read it. academic historians wander through the last century, wondering if they were crusaders for social justice, and have narrowed the field accordingly. this is reflected by the hated the oracle -- sophisticated historical analogies and have you -- how few historians are noted in decisions. where are the daniel boorstins, or henry kissinger? one fashion of history remains, biography. why? , in the ultimate sense, it is a tory. story. we are storytelling animals. because, when you think about it , we have been around for years. how do you remember stuff people have told you? we are natural storytellers and he can fit those stories into some sort of cognitive set that will allow you to recall stuff. story is impo

the jet stream so it's just meandering very slowly but these showers across western pennsylvania graduallyve into our region as we head through the overnight hours. association the gooso the good e heading out not going to be a lot of activity. showers missing us to the south a few more across the poconos. the wee hours of the morning is when the atmosphere gets a lot more juicy. don't be surprised if you hear a rumble of thunder south of philadelphia in the wee hours of the morning around 4 o'clock and the problem with this system moving so slowly in, it's also going to move slowly out. so that means it will be unsettled for your saturday morning. plenty of clouds with some spotty showers, maybe even a downpour and then as we head through the day we will gradually be clearing out from the northwest to the southeast but even by 7:30 tomorrow evening, a lot of clouds still lingering along the coast so do not expect a bright and sunny day on the beaches tomorrow. future tracker showing what you get really depends on where you r some areas missing out completely. areas south of philadelphia w

showers continuing on and off overnight, localized brief downpours and embedded thunderstorm and then gradual clearing on saturday. coming up i'll tell you whether toe expect sunshine on your saturday depending where you are and what the rest of the weekend has in store, kate, thank you. >>> we are entering the final weekend of campaigning before tuesday's critical primaries. republican front run are donald trump is energizing supporters in delaware anding after his rivals. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live in harrington with the very latest, walt. >> reporter: thousands of folks now filing out of the trump rally this afternoon. trump speaking here for about an hour. that speech ending around 5:30. it was an enthusiastic rally, peaceful rally with which a handfull of protesters outside and trump supporters well received all over the word from their candidates when he walk up to the stage and at 4:30 this afternoon. >> reporter: by the time trump took stage at 4:30 arriving earlier in his personal helicopter, the crowd had grown into the thousands, many had waited in line several

gradual cooling into early next week monday and tuesday. you might think the rainfall season would be over but that might not be the case. wednesday the chance of a shower. say hello to may. >> it's been nice the last couple of wakes. we've had like one little rain event in the middle of the week. >> remember last year where we had sunny and warm days, we almost felt guilty just because we had the extreme drought. now with the productive winter, it's kind of nice to enjoy. >> it doesn't make us feel as guilty. thanks, mark. >>> he walked into a tv station claiming he had a bomb. police release surveillance video today showing just how real that fake explosive looked. and we learn more today about the demand that suspect was making. >> and later, it could be the future of our roadways. how silicon valley programmers are working to ease traffic by automating trucks. that's tonight at 6:30. it. >>> we could potentially double or maybe even triple the capacity of a highway lane. >>> chartering a flight to burning man may soon be an easier way t

gradually all that sunshine will make for a nice enough afternoon. we'll be up into the upper pifts to near 60 by lunchtime. and so the weather will have no real major impact on your plans other than that chill this morning. great weather for outside, playing baseball this afternoon. and a good weather for indoor evening playing, hockey caps game one. going to the nats game, first pitch at 4:05. playing the winless braves. we beat them three games in a row here on this home stand. temperatures will be in the low 60s as you head down to the ballpark and generally in the 50s during the game. so you'll want to at least have your team jacket on. what about your weekend? tomorrow looks great. saturday looks wonderful. sunday even better. just a little bit warmer with each day. that's just the way we like it. the whole 7 day coming up. it's traffic time. how is the problem in this is the intersection of georgia avenue and colesville road northbound colesville right now is closed because of this crash. another new problem northbound route 1 at hasset, a cra

we indicated we thought the path of rate increases would be gradual. that remains our best guess and expectation. that if the economy continues on the path it is on a recovery, that further rate increases will be justified but for a variety of reasons, particularly a set of headwinds and the legacy of the financial crisis that we suffered, and weak global growth and a strong dollar that is the level that, that of rates that is sometimes called the neutral rate, the short-term rates that would neither be particularly stimulating the economy or holding it back. that level of mutual rates is quite low. -- neutral rates is quite low. yes, there is accommodation in the monetary policy that we have. but we think a gradual path of rate increases will be appropriate and stand ready to adjust what we do depending on how our views of the economy evolves. i think we remain on a reasonable path. i don't think this december was a mistake. >> the dollar has an weakening. is that a positive trend or a negative one? chairwoman yellen: we don't have a goal for the doll

temperatures will gradually climb to the mid-70s. a little sunshine and then some rain, and then a little sun and some rain and a chance for thunderstorms, as well. not expecting much in the way of severe weather, but have the umbrella ready to go. 65 this morning, 71 at 7:00 tonight with rain likely. have your nats forecast coming up in a few more minutes. and but i think you'll like the rest of the weekend. melissa mollett continue its breaking news in first 4 traffic. >>> right now again we're shut down on the beltway, we're talking about the outer loop here between st. barnabas and branch avenue. so all lanes are blocked right now, not seeing much of a slowdown here on the map, but we know it really is going to start there as the morning commute starts building because of that fatal crash there earlier this morning. outer loop at the american leenlg on that bridge, still have the disabled vehicle the two right lanes getting by. spoke with police and it is a semi truck, so it will take some time to get it out of the roadway. big l

we see a market that is gradually going to strengthen.nna: the saudi's in the last few weeks have had a lot of plans to cope with the big picture global transition. you getting further into offshore winds. are you making big plans for post-oil? >> this is a long-term strategy. we need a portfolio that represents an alternative to oil. this is a gradual approach. we launched a new wind projects yesterday. these are all industrial projects that take time. it will gradually increase as we move forward. anna: great to have you on the program. ryan joining up -- joining us for that conversation as well. chart of the oil price, highlighting $50 a barrel. other saying there is no magic number. what are your expectations? fed is cautious, we will head back to $50 a barrel, it's a simple that. high.eems i seem to remember in 2000 u.s. was considering releasing oil from+++ highs it was $28 a barrel. think it's his -- a measure of how extreme the margins have been over the last 10-12 years. oil prices can continue to rally. if they are hawkish, if t