. ♪ in addition to the highway itself, an important supplement was being built, the haines cutoff. 160esigned to relieve the strain on the yukon railway. it was begun in the spring of 1943 with engineer troops pioneering the road south of the alaska highway. ♪ at the same time, civilian contractors and a military post were just outside of haines. for the first 42 miles, an old motor road was improved, widened, and in places relocated. ♪ on its way to the alaska-yukon border, this wound through poplar forests, over coastal mountain streams and through a sleepy indian village. ♪ from the border northward, they followed an old trail. here the contractors started from scratch from clearing timber, grading and surfacing. ♪ on reaching the pioneer road of the engineers, the civilian crews continued, improving and widening it all the way to the main highway. ♪ when the haines cutoff was finished in the fall of 1943, the alaska highway had an all weather connection. as the highway and the cutoff were nearing completion, so were the emergency flight strips being built by the canadian department

great to have you, sara haines. great job. >> really mean that?. we'll see you next weekend. paula will be off again. sara will be here. no, i'm joking. april fool. >> that's not true. dan's going to be off. paula's going to be here. >>> i'm nydia hahn. coming up at action news, man is shot numerous times. behind the wheel of a car. part of the roosevelt boulevard is shut down as police investigate. we'll have the details. >> we're waiting words from the flyers organization on michael neuvirth who collapsed on the ice. chris >> we got a nice warmup coming to the delaware and lehigh valleys this week. it comes at a cost, we're tracking several chances of rain, tuesday, thursday and friday, details in the exclusive seven-day forecast ♪ action news delaware valley's leading news progra program. >>> good morning, it's 9:00 a.m. on sunday, april 2nd. in the news, we're following breaking news. part of the roosevelt boulevard is still shut down in feltonville after someone opened fire and killed a driver. >>> we should learn more about the condition of

great to have you, sara haines. great job. >> really mean that?time. we'll see you next weekend. paula will be off again. sara will be here. no, i'm joking. april fools. >> that's not true. dan's going to be off. paula's going to be here. paula's going to be here. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. developing news out of pittsburgh will police are investigating a shooting that leflt multiple people injured. this happened at 11:00 last night near alturas avenue. contra costa tell us they treated 7 people. it is not known how many of those people were shot. three ambulance ands two medical helicopters were at the scene to transport the victims. no word yet on any suspects. >>> happening today, congresswoman jackie spear is hosting an event against the trump agenda. it is called take back america. there will be a resource fair where people can meet with organizers and grassroots organizations who are working to flip the house of representatives next year. the event is free and starts at noon at the san mateo county event center. >>> turnin

amy robach, sara haines. are you trained and ready to go? >> we are.go, right, >> i thought rob was going to be here. >> yeah, rob, you ditched us. we're fine. we woke up nervous. >> still nervous. >> we have the prerace jitters. we're ready to go. and we're very excited to be a part of this race. 13.1 miles here in central park. it's about women supporting other women. that's why i called sara to split the race with me. >> amy heard it was going to be a long one and she was like, can we parcel this out to friends? >> so that was a big help. still nervous. we're going to do 6.55. i may try to run a little bit further. >> amy called me the other day and said, i might go ahead and run all 13. i was like, okay. >> you do that. i'm not going to. i think i'm going to try to run, like, eight or nine. we'll see. maybe i'll just run 6.5. >> you're showing off. i'm barely going to make it. >> i'm excited to be here with sara. wish you guys were here. it really is a beautiful morning. this is -- it's exciting here. >> we're excited. maybe we'll see the end of th

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maya rodriguez, nbc news, haines city, florida. >> and five minutes under their goal time. "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. lester holt will be here tomorrow. i'm kate snow reporting from new york and i'll see you tomorrow on msnbc. for all of us here at nbc news, have a happy easter and a great night. a new round of rain, impacting easter plans for thousands of peoin . >>> right now at 6:00, a new round of rain impacting easter plans for thousands of people in the bay area. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm terry mcsweeney, peggy bunker has the night off. rain has returned, drivers making their ways across slick roads on easter sunday on the left side, santa clara street and people making their way to the sharks game. it starts in about an hour or so. meteorologist rob mayeda joining us now and how much longer this rain will be around. rob? >> san jose, the cloudy skies and on the other side light rain still falling. nappy about a quarter inch and san francisco and oakland less than that. san rafael, less than a fifth of a

maya rodriguez, nbc news, haines city, florida. >> inspiring all of us.for this sunday. lester holt will be in tomorrow. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. i will see you tomorrow on msnbc. for all of us here at nbc, happy easter and have a great night. ♪ . the best thing about mr. harvey is i have to say, on the stage, you cannot keep a straight face with him. aah! he's playful. come lay down on the couch if you're sleepy. his mustache. [ laughs ] do you think it's real? eh... [ laughter ] these kids have so much talent. ♪ when i was a baby, i was scared. -no, you're still a baby. -unh-unh. a baby can't talk. oh, babies can't talk. okay, so, you're not a baby. okay. you're right. buckle up, america. get ready for "little big shots." it's going to be fun. the great things about kids is they're really not trying to be somebody else. i never wanted to cut my hair because i think it's so cool. did you used to have hair? they just tell it like it is.

this photo taken by firefighters in haines city shows the hoverboard heavily damaged. they plugged it in and there was a electrical charge of somepart. this is the lat est of the strig of incidents in those fires caused by them, and some of them deadly. >>> police in milpitas have arrested patrick lamb of san jose for allegedly stealing a football autographed by jerry rice. not any football, but one that was netted for $35,000 at a action, but then he said that he turned himself in after knowing that his image had been caught, and the police are still asking for four other persons of interest that were seated with him at the palace restaurant. >> and coming up next, a look at that easter celebrations from rome to right here in the bay area. this is gus. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. proudly caring for northern california, sunday

any breaks in the rain today will be temporary so keep that umbrella haines. good afternoon i'm jan carabao , rahel solomon has the day off. >>> i'm jim donovan. umbrellas were up and out early today. cbs-3 in north philadelphia where people avoided rain drops and puddles. this is preview of the un settled weather to come. meteorologist katie fehlinger is live in the cbs-3 weather center tracking storms moving in later today, katie. >> we are track a break in the action here, later on today, more wet weather is moving in. i think that the next round that come in should be scattered though guys. that is something, but as we go full screen with storm scan three can notice not completely out of the wood. few speckles of green not all that bad right now. we will see these cloud part for some sunshine. the problem is, again, there is still left over instability to work with toward evening especially. scattered shower or locally gusty thunderstorm is still possible. outside we will go to the live neighborhood network where cloud have continued to just stay, you know

. >> these are haines charges. we are not accustomed to anything like this by any means and when it does happen, it shocks our conscious. everybody else involved. >> reporter: this is one of the 13 year-old boy allegedly told police, many times he would hit my head with a wooden stick and another thing wow do is shock me with the dog collar. wow also bang my head against the wall or floor sometimes, it was so severe one time i needed stitches. police say it is believed that he erupted on his children when they failed to presently do their chores, police said about his 11 year-old daughter her father would strangle her and bang her head on the floor to the point that she would lose consciousness entering into a dream state. police say victims in this case have all recovered, physically. but prosecutors also have a weapon on their side they have an ought ohio recording apparently taken inside of that house, it records him sound varying calm according to court documents as his children begged and scream for mercy. rep

the hain just passed by cape may, drying temporarily -- the rain just passed by cape may, drying temporarily. we'll see the showers move in to parts of the area. most of the activity this morning and early this afternoon is going to be in delaware and south jersey. you see sprinkles working toward reading this morning. steadier rain happens into the evening hours. 50 in philadelphia. 50s for most of the day. topping out near 60 degrees. skies were mainly clear. clouds moving into the suburbs. a chance of showers, 55 at lunchtime. for the lehigh valley, there you see the clouds starting to increase. you'll see sunshine to start with. mostly cloudy, low 60s this afternoon. showers will be around this morning and into the afternoon in new jersey with mostly cloudy skies. 47 now. 50s this afternoon. steadier rain moves in for the evening hours. for the shore, temperatures cooled out of the northeast, at 2:00, stronger at 4:00. that will come with showers for the shore. for delaware, cloudy skies and 50 degrees right now. looking at clouds with a chance of some showers during the day. and the ste

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david: think you can for your time, terry haines.ecome a political polarization in washington is producing a fund-raising record, donors to both parties flooding u.s. house campaigns with more than $96 million in the first quarter. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets trump's first 100 days. i am david gura. a special election will be held tomorrow in georgia. tom price is taking a congressional seat after he became president trump's secretary of health and human services. democrats raised more than $8.3 million for a 30-year-old congressional it -- former congressional aide. there's a fund-raising record in washington, $96.1 million in the first quarter of 2017. john mccormick joins us from chicago. what's start with this special election in georgia, there's another one in kansas recently. what do they tell us about the state of fund-raising when you look at those special elections in particular? there.he money will be if you are a democratic candidate thinking about getting into the congressional race, there will p

of the government department for hosting this symposium, and i to also thank jeffrey bible, mary hainesfor all of their, their support, andrea barrels. as noethed in your program, please exit boston hall and head firste hallway on the floor of the building in order to see the copy of your "my own words" make sure to bring along in youret located program. thank you all for coming. have a good evening. [applause] announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: c-span's "washington journal," life everyday with news and policy issues that impact you. saturday morning, robert schlesinger, u.s. news & world report managing editor for opinions, will talk about president trump's first 100 days in office. and author and kaiser health alyssaitor in chief rosenthal will discuss her piece in "the new york times." 7:00re to watch live at eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. next, a look at the state of the news media. w

investigating this morning a fatal crash in bucks county, they say two cars collided on route 13 at haines grove yesterday afternoon. the car ended up on the grass and is torn apart. they are not saying if more than one person died or anyone else was injured or what exactly happened here. road in the area did close, and cleaned up but they are back opened this morning. >>> 5:07. is there a pedestrian recovering after being struck by a car, this happened in center city. investigator say it happened early yesterday morning at 15th and race. we know victim was taken over to hand monday hospital. we don't know the accident of that victim's injuries or if it driver stopped. >>> another push from police asking for help in the case of the uber driver who has been missing for almost a week, her name is kristin live and she disappeared on april 11th. is there a picture of her. there's what her car looks like. police say last time anyone knew who she was she had been dropped off a fair in northeast philadelphia just before 5:00 in the morning. police say that passenger has nothing to do with her dis

police also investigating a fatal crash in bucks county they say two cars collided on route 13 in haines road yesterday afternoon. now the car that ended up on the grass, torn apart, police are not saying if american one person died if anyone else is injured or what exactly happened here. road did close as crew did his clean up but they are back opened this morning. >>> another push from police asking for help begging for help in the case of the missing uber driver, she had been missing for almost a week her name is kristin live and she disappeared back on april 11th. police say last time they necessity where she was she had dropped off a fare in northeast philadelphia around 5:00 in the morning. police say that passenger had nothing to do with her disappearance. police are also looking for her vehicle there is her picture. it is a 2003 dark green four door subaru legacy. police say 459 year-old has not answered her phone or made any contact with her family. >>> other news police after rested a man they say spray painted graffiti on the cars of the two septa transit officers. there is su

stationery mark haines closed. you see a line of people right there. this is causing big problems for commuters in the east bay. sky 7 is over lafayette park where some riders are getting off to get on a bus bridge. and on the phone with us right now is b.a.r.t. spokesperson taylor huckabee. taylor, what can you tell us now about the delays in the east bay? >> there are major delays for anybody that's traveling on lafayette towards pittsburgh bay point and heading into the city. right now we have a bus bridge in place with nine buses in the bridge and we are looking to add two more shortly. we are also single tracking through walnut creek station which is a recent development. trains are running through the station on one side away from where we have this unstable patron. >> and we are taking a look now for all of our viewers at home, you are getting a good view of the line of people waiting there. any estimation on how long, even if the situation were to be remedied within the next half hour, how much this could last on this delay for riders tonight?

so, on the one hained think professional journalist are frustrated. in the book i outline a story about gmos. he worked on it for a year. and one of the people who just blew up all this bogus science about how gmo will turn you into the incredible hulk. he said how many people can silt there with a story for a year and be a really determined kind of bloodhound on a story. that doesn't happen anymore. why? because people aren't patient enough to wait for it. so, big -- unfortunately the consumer is getting what it wants. journalists article aware of the problem but don't know what to do about it either because that's the major of the market. -- the nature of the market. >> doug brooks. i used to read your arguments on h -- >> yes. >> brilliant stuff. >> a great callback. >> that was stuff where you could read a long argument between several people on key issues. >> let me clarify for everything else. the other thing whats interesting is it hatgate gate keep everred if was as list of 2,000 or so scholars and diplomatic history and international affairs,

. >>> keep that umbrella hain >>> acclaimed chef jason atherton has restaurants all over the world.d got a job at a michelin starred restaurants all while living in a youth hostel. >> he began building his own restaurants in london, shanghai, sydney and dubai. two years ago, he came across the pond and made his first understand, the clock tower, which was a huge hit. chef, what a great looking dish. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us what we have here. >> i've got barbecued baked beans, broccoli, tomato, a lovely new york strip. >> that's beautiful. >> and plenty of them. i hope you're hungry. nice light mixed salad and stickystick sticky toffee chips. >> what's our cocktail? >> dill or no dill. >> what's in it? >> it's got gin, cucumber, steeped. >> when you think about your career in food, it's sort of in your blood to a certain degree, right? your family was in the industry. tell bus that experience, growing up in that environment. >> they weren't quite michelin starred or anything like that. they had a tiny little guest house where you would have breakfast and you would just

training for a half >> i'm very excited gearing up for the women's half marathon with my friend, sara hainesgot advice from a professional athlete on what i should be doing right now. ♪ it's the 14th annual new york shape women's half marathon so gearing up like thousands of women for a day of fun, fitness and camaraderie in new york city. i'm about to meet my trainer. roberto is an olympic distance runner and has prerace tips. set a goal. what do you suggest for women or men of all ages before they prepare for a race. it's not the same as going out for a run. >> you want to set a plan long before you start the race. you just want to establish realistic goals and works towards that. >> my goal is to not look like i'm dying when i cross the finish line. >> people are capable of a lot more. if you can only run one or two miles addai. you have to c >> stick to routine. >> you don't want to experiment with new shoes and all the training goes out the window because you're dealing with blisters. >> don't forget to stretch. >> start to get the body raise, raise the heart rate a little bit and just

resident buell, commissioners, general manager ginsberg my name is stephen haines vice president for marketing and strategic growth with the zoo. i just want to say to go off script for second in my prior role with [inaudible] i want to give kudos as well to the parks department worked a lot with them and you have got a great team. so you probably heard unfortunately last week we lost our dear polar bear was 36 years old. normal life expectancy is about 18-19 years old. in zoos a lot of times 20, plus his normal she was 36. she came to us when she was three years old and based with a san francisco zoo rescued her from what would've been not a good ending to her very short life at that point. so it's been really tough. on the staff the caretakers especially. in our crowds that come out every day i put a little picture together. a lot of kids came and left little notes attach them to the fence. some of them say i love you. you were great bear. i will miss seeing you. i loved it when you are around but see you in the next life and this one says, hope you are in heaven from kim of the so

. >> reporter: over this holiday weekend, firefighters responding to a blaze in haines city, florida,had been charging. >> they just plugged it in, went outside to throw the ball around, looked u smoke in the house. >> the hoverboard was plugged up right here, this outlet and as you can see, this is the hoverboard right here. >> reporter: shannon williams, her 7-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter became homeless earlier this year after a hoverboard caught fire, torching their washington, d.c., house. >> all of their clothes and belongings, they pretty much lost anything except for what they had on their back. >> we're getting rapid calls and reports of kids getting trapped on the third floor. >> reporter: last month, 10-year-old savannah dominique and 2-year-old ashante hughes became the first fatal victims when their pennsylvania home exploded in flames. >> everybody screaming, get the baby, get the baby. then she just disappeared into the smoke. >> reporter: more than half a million hoverboards are currently on the recall list. the consumer product safety commission is investing 6

speaker, i rise today to recognize michael hain, general manager and chief technology officer of nittany media, for being named independent executive of the year by cable facts magazine. he was a second generation executive. nittany media is a locally owned own provider that has served rural pennsylvania since 1957. they are credited with bringing the internet to some very he rural areas as early as 1997. his parents founded the business and michael has been actively involved since he was a child. he climbed his first cable tower at age 3 during a neighbor's barbecue. michael told a news outlet, quote, when the other kids were going down to the river fishing, my dad and i were going up to the mountain with an inch and a quarter mass with an antenna. we were fishing too. fishing for a distant signal. end quote. the love for cable runs deep for michael. on behalf of the fifth congressional district of pennsylvania, i express my sincere congratulations to michael for this outstanding achievement. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what