the hare. >> it's like a slap fight. >> yep. that's a hare. two of them.verybody's seen this. >> the little brother and sister slap fight. you can see the fur flying too. >> they mention it's been known for male hares to mix it up and box but maybe this is a female trying to get the male hare off of her. back it up. these two were also having a bit of a standoff. you've got the cat and the the >> trying to let him know. >> you hear it and see it too. the cat is not moving here. not sure if lydia here wants to fight or be friends. either way -- >> just want to sniff your booty. >> what's up? >> wait for it. like a coiled spring, that cat is just going to suddenly go. >> cat doing what a cat does. >>> have you ever just stumbled into a place where you shouldn't be? maybe just walked into a meeting or a party that you weren't invited to and just felt really uncomfortable? kind of like what this poor woman found herself in. she hops into an elevator at the atlanta marriott marquee. she was up at the 47th floor. this guy comes running in with a marathon tag on.

amos: the hare krishna movement prepares 820,000 lunches in kitchens like this every scscol day. they call it a gravity force kitchen. man: we have three-story silos on the top of this floor, one for lentils and two for rice. amosos: rice and lentils come from silos on the roof and are waeded on the totop floor of the kitchen. this is also where the vegetables are prepared, spices are ground, and chilies and curry leaves are fried. then they're all poured down chutes into waiting cauldrons on the floor below. the food is cooked with steam generated by giant furnaces, and then it's ready to drop down to the next floor. man: when the sambar is ready, and from the processing area, food is going to the packing area through this chute and this turner. amos: finally, the containers of food are packed onto a fleet of custom-built vehicles, which deliver the meals to schools in and around bangalore. [speaking foreign language] amos: the logistics are so remarkable that mba students from harvard business school are using it as a case study of time management. madhu pandit das: i think the

simon the rabbit was flying to 0'hare? you couldn't write this! no.olutely fine but the biggest problem if it is another scandal for united airlines who are struggling with scandals ever since previously the passenger being dragged off because of an overbooked flight. it is just... because of an overbooked flight. it isjust. .. unfortunate because of an overbooked flight. it is just. .. unfortunate because because of an overbooked flight. it isjust... unfortunate because it because of an overbooked flight. it isjust. .. unfortunate because it is perhaps not even united fault. animals do die on trips. don't like me like that! they do. 100,000 animals fly during the day and the numbers were 17 last year. nine of them on united. that's true. i wonder if the ceo is eating rabbit stew! a lot of it. he was a big old rabbit. cashless society, is that where we are going? it is interesting. mark was saying previously about... you do need cash for various different things. if you look at different points like parking meters or kids taking money into school for

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and the referendum, the public was not well served by the amount of time spent chasing fashionable haresn with the possibility that labour might have a pact with the scottish nationalists. how much wasted time was that? this was a failure of effective debate. bbc, please, raise your gain. adversarial interviews are not a lwa ys gain. adversarial interviews are not always the most enlightening. away from all the political excitement in britain, world news has been dominated by escalating tensions between the united states and north korea. the highly repressive and secretive state was preparing for a fixed nuclear test. on monday it warned of all out war if the united states used military force against it. john sudworth was invited to pyongchang where he interviewed the vice foreign minister. we asked him on his expectations of the journalistic trip with a difference. north korea is all about shows of strength. the first day came in this tae kwon do demonstration. thejournalists, when they arrive, and i have been on a few of these trips now, you are met by at least one government minder. i

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meanwhile in switzerland, credit one .5%hares are over after announcing plans to raise 3.7 billion euros in new capital to pay for costs of restructuring and strengthening its reserves. it is in the middle of cutting 5500 jobs. they reported better-than-expected profits in the first quarter. revenues to the french carmaker psa rose by 5% but shares are down over 1% in paris after the company says it is unlikely to revive its car sales anytime soon in china. the chief financial officer says more training of local staff is needed to improve sales and marketing. iab has been fined more than 2 billion euros for failing to report since this is transitions. their policies failed to meet necessary anti-money-laundering and anti-terror standards. iab is 90% owned by the irish state. of yahoo! is to be paid more than $180 million when the company is sold to verizon, including stock options, a golden parachute, and medical benefits. she will leave on the $4.5 billion sale goes through. we will soonntly be able to order the future on uber. stephen: they have plans to start testing flying cars in th

but if you hare of any that do, tell 'em that they're safe in kansas. at least from people with guns in boats. - a special athlete giving back to the community in a special way. our hooplaha pick of the week is next on teen kids news. may think that some goals are beyond their reach, like, for example, making it onto a top college varsity team. but as we're about to see for one college athlete, overcoming challenges was a slam dunk. here's another great video from our friends at hooplaha. - (mumbles) very excited, okay. we've done this many times, okay. my name is anthony ianni, and i am a national motivational speaker for the michigan department of civil rights. so the camp we're at today is for kids on the go. it's a nonprofit organization outta detriot. and for the last three weeks actually, i've had the privilege and the honor to coach some kids with autism and maybe have a different learning disability as well, teach them the game of basketball, teach them the basics, and just have fun while we're here, and also show them that if you have dreams an

use haring 5 at 630 then look for tweet on political show coming up next at 630. tonight the manhunt continues for murderer. police say he killed elderly man and posted video on facebook. disturbing details plus where police are now zeroing in on the suspect. and later on 5@630. >> hey everyone ronica cleary here back for 5@630 tonight we'll talk about the president's tax returns. do you think he'll ever release his tax returns? weigh twitter poll. we would love this hear from you 5@630 a lot of people say the audit is excuse. what do you think. . >> thank you very much ronica. tell what you if you waited until later in the day to run errands the sun cooperating and temperature of 70 is nice recovery after the showers we had earlier today. so the evening is now looking dry but what you about tuesday and rest this week our next chance of rain i'll let you know what to expect in a few minutes. welcome back tony. >> thank you very much sue nice to be back. if you have idea for story we have great ideas from viewers please let us know call the "fox5" tip line and numb

and the hare streams, which are rather elusive.there are the exquisite chalk hill beautiful blue butterflies. and in the woods, the big, bold and brassy fritillaries. many of these butterflies are quite rare and restricted to certain places due to their specific needs, and some of those places have become our nature reserves. just outside the village of selbourne is this nature reserve at norhill, one of the richest and best loved butterfly localities in the british isles. no less than 46 of the 59 species of butterfly that are record regularly in the uk have been found here within the last 40 years. that is mega! butterflies love hot, sunny weather in spring and summer. 40 years ago, of course, it was the long, hot summer of 1976, and we briefly experienced a mediterranean climate and butterflies that year abounded. they are creatures of the sun. one particular sun—loving speciality is found at norhill during the spring. his grace the duke of burgundy. i spent many years studying this little butterfly. it is a thug and a bully boy

you'll hare from former students who describe their time with him. for now, scott mcfarland, news 4 i-team. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> 5:00 on the dot. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilcrist. >> i'm eun yang. it's thursday morning. we want to start things off with a look at your weather and traffic. >> melissa standing by with how the commute shapes up. we'll begin with chuck and sheena. chuck got a tie. >> yeah. >> looks good! >> i knew it was aaron's tie. 90% polyester. it was handed to me so i went through all of aaron's stuff. couldn't find it. i didn't find any money, i didn't find the tie. >> i thought you found 10 bucks. we were having breakfast. >> he wasn't listening the first time. more importantly, the weather has taken a delightful turn for the better. first thing this morning skies cleared out overnight and temperatures dropped down a little cooler than was advertised yesterday and as a result it's down closeo

. >> you'll want to hare hear this next study. the two happiest ages in life may surprise you. our joy peaks at age 23 and 69 pretty much the beginning and end of people's careers. come on, we live it here. we love working. >> those are the brits. it may be different for us americans. stocks begin the second quarter on a positive note and major ford recall in the last weeks. landon joins us with more. good morning. >> good morning. wall street kicks off second quarter coming off the months, dow extends winning streak, fell in march snapping winning streak at four a big week for economic data with numbers on manufacturing and auto sales today and investors keeping a close eye on friday's key jobs report. meanwhile ford is recalling 52,000 f-250 pickups because they could roll when you put them in park. it's the third recall in the last week and affects 2017 models built at its plant in louisville, kentucky. there have been no reports of accidents or injuries. >>> apple is taking another stab at selling you pay tv. it wants to sell a bundle combining hbo, showtime and stars. appl

stephanie hare, an independent political risk analyst. afamiliar a familiar face, great to see you. going to be interesting, because already there seems to be an airof because already there seems to be an air of mistrust, because us treasury secretary rex tillerson is being accused of hampering this year's gathering because he hasn't appointed the number of people that he needs to put these draft accords m, he needs to put these draft accords in, and it is already tainted?” don't know if it is tainted, but we have to have realistic expectations. tillerson hasn't appointed the deputy secretaries he needs, and department is being cut by a third, so department is being cut by a third, so the united states is undergoing fundamental changes as a result of the election of donald trump, so we will see a different america i think going forward. but the others around the table will want to know what the picture is that america is going to paint. they don't know what they are doing on trade, security, etc. and thatis doing on trade, security, etc. and that is a powerful position for the unite

and i do it in the spirit of our hared love for this country. [laughter] cheers and applause] host: what's the story behind this? >> what happened is colonel mike coburn, the head of the marine band was in the oval office getting his commission, congratulated on being the full colonel and the president said i admired you. i always want to direct you. colonel said we'll make that happen. and the president wanted to do a gridiron and the colonel thought it would be more effective at the correspondents' dinner. they set up in the east room and the president went in for several rehearsals and the colonel was quite pleasantly surprised that the president had musical sense and wasn't a complete disaster and enjoyed it and was serious about it and pulled off the surprise. host: you knew about it? >> the white house told us that the marine band always plays when people enter the room and play it for the colors and the president and curtains close and get on the bus. this time we had them leave and go into the cabinet room where we had the private recept

kennedy: i think he's the tortoise here and everyone is the hare. you know what they say, drive for show, putt for dough. the new dnc chairman tom perez joined bernie sanders at the first stop on the party's contact fight back tour which deserves a comma somewhere. the party in maine booed the new head of the dnc. >> maybe you came because you are curious about the new dnc chairman and the future of the democratic policy [booing] kennedy: democrats like to say opposition to donald trump is uniting the party. but is booing your new party chairman a sign of unity? what does this say about the bernie sanders supporters in the room? is there still a schism within the donkey party? >> absolutely. all of us have been talking about this civil war in the gop, but no one wanted to talk about the massive division in the dnc. i'm friends with a lot of bernie sanders supporters. they are not over it. the populist socialist wing of the party wants nothing do with the establishment wing. now the dnc is paying for the way they treated bernie sanders it was unfair.

members were killed in action last night in eastern afghanistan came after an attack in a raid in nag hare providence. a third service member had been wounded in the attack. the providence is where the united states dropped the largest non-nuclear bomb ever deployed on the battle field. >>> there's a major development involving united airline. you saw that video of the passenger dragged off the plane, today's we have another incident on a different airline when a passenger said he really needed to use the bathroom when the plane continued to sit on the tarm tarm tarmac. >> reporter: tonight less than three weeks after that infamous united airlines incident seen around the world, the airline agreed to settlement paying that passenger an undisclosed sum calling it an amicable resolution. abc 7 news was first to sit with united ceo telling us at the time changes are coming. >> this can never, will never happen again on a united airlines flight that's my premise and my promise. >> tonight they made good on that promise. introducing ten new sweeping policies including never removing a passenger

shot up 5%hares after the carmaker reported deliveries that exceeded estimates..7market by you billion more than ford motor company. how is this possible? >> you have tesla sang their sales were 25,000, but any good news sends shareholders into rapture, particularly those bullish on the stock. on the other side, you have established automakers march sales that were softer. it says we are at peak auto. there are more incentives to keep sales going. inventories are rising. it's not a bad market, but it is headed south and tesla has growth. >> let's turn to the latest on credit suisse, facing a tax invasion and money laundering investigation that could involve thousands of account holders. targeted,y is being and is credit suisse cooperating? >> the evidence suggests that the bank is not the target in this investigation. this is about account holders, individuals, who may have held a counselor credit suisse and there might be money laundering involved. the bank said it is looking into the matter and pledged that if they find wrongdoing that they will take measures a

they are discussing cash and .hare offer that is just breaking as we speak.fantia exploring a takeover abertis. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets." review their of midtown manhattan. i am vonnie quinn in new york city. mark: this breaking story on the bloomberg, which i told you about a few seconds go. the infrastructure company atlantia is exploring a takeover offer of the spanish tollway alber tis. roantia owns an italian adway firm. the company valued at 20 billion euros. albertis has risen on the year. a burtis was pushed to acquire atlantia. atlantia said in october that they plan to boost earnings abroad by acquiring airports and highway assets outside italy. atlantia chief executive is raising funds for potential purchases as a strategy to reduce pendency on the home market. they would create a company with combined annual revenue of more than 10 billion euros. that is pacing their french rival. we will keep an eye on this. it is an interesting breaking story. vonnie: fascinating. it is time for our smart-beta segment. attention o

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bill o'reilly put out a statement an hour ago completely denying the sexual hare asment allegations callinglaims what do you make of this? >> yes. he is signalling to his fans and maybe future business partners that he believes he's a victim of a campaign trying to take him down. we're here on cnn, a fox rival but let's be honest. o'reilly is incredibly controversial, not well liked inside the network as dillon has been reporting. many colleagues knew about the reputation. fox knew about these allegations for a long time. went ahead and kept him on the air anyway until this week. the mur docks are trying to clear up this culture problem inside fox. >> not worth it anymore, dill lon because all of the advertisers or so many of them refusing to pay a lot of money for those commercials? >> well, look, there was a lot of advertiser pressure. a lot of advertisers pulled out. the consideration here i don't think was primarily financial. the consideration here was really about that public pressure from the outside. question of what kind of company not just fox news was but what kind of company 21s

then burden haring or defense spending. it is a simple rule or guideline, nd that is that every nato ally should spend or invest in defense 2% of gdp, and gdp reflects in a way the income or the wealth of the nation. rich countries spend more than not so rich countries. and as long as they spend 2%, they have fair burden sharing. the problem is many allies spend less than 2% of gdp camera so therefore, a way to obtain a more balanced burden sharing is make sure that all spend 2% or perhaps even more. and that is exactly what i have been focusing on. that is exactly what has been the main message from president trump. but that is a very bipartisan message from the united states. canada and those european allies who spend less have to increase defense spending. we have started. we have a long way to go. but we have started in the right direction. mr. volker: we will take it from the side of the room now, second row now, woman in the ray sweater. >> we are seeing the largest military buildup since the 1950's. how is the allian

. >>> still hareds it tax time nbc bay area sponz to last minute questions as the deadline nears. >>> plus flames break pout and popular spot vegas stripe the latest on the damage at the blaj owe. at the top of this newscast. bellagio. >>> let's get you to up to date on breaking news we first told you about at the top of the newscasts. big delays to b.a.r.t. riders passengers 20 minute delays traveling through pittsburg and conning cord bay stations roun problem with track side equipment we got this video in the newsroom. as you can see video of riders getting on buss to take them between pittsburg and concord a spokewoman for b.a.r.t. says engineers are investigating whether this problem is related to mysterious power surge shutting done service last year. >> >>> breb brenden has been arrested on charges of sexually assault ago woman near santa clara university the report happened in february. the police say the woman was walking on the sidewalk two blocks from school she did fight back according to police that's when he took off. he is now being held without bail. >>> search on toni

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now that judge is going to be haring that case, bt this is the same judge who candidate fashion about the trump cist - university case. interesting and ironic. >> interesting, ironic. you put it exactly right there. it is a plot twist. this is like a -- it's like a hollywood movie. if you went to central casting and said which judge should we find to hear the undocumented -- you know, the daca case, you'd get the guy that -- well, donald trump sort of criticized his mexican heritage or said he had mexican heritage back during his campaign. it was a huge deal at the time. this is exactly who you'd pick. this guy was picked randomly. we should also point out he's never been anything but above board in the trump university case which was settled after trump was elected. we'll have to see what happens here, but it's just one of those things you've about got to shake your head. >> any chance you think the judge will recuse himself from this case? >> i don't think so. he didn't recuse himself from the last case, so why would he here? >> okay. >> that sounds very unlikely. we'll check in wit

. >> greg: he truly is the tortoise in tortoise and the hare.e always wins. >> eric: what you've done, you've handed the republicans a reason to go 50-vote majority for the next nominees. >> kimberly: it's a bad political move. >> bob: it's going to happen anyway. they are going to go to the nuclear option. you know that and i know that. that's how partisan it's gone. let's accept the fact that 60 is done. the republicans have decided to do that at the supreme court level and the founders not to be turning over in their graves. >> eric: what about when harry reid in '13 destroy the filibuster for everything but that supreme court? >> bob: probably didn't like it. >> kimberly: we haven't heard one reasonable fact why he shouldn't be. >> bob: chevron. i told you. >> eric: transam trucking and chevron. >> dana: in transam trucking, gorsuch said he didn't like the ruling. he didn't like what he had to do but he adhered to the law. >> bob: he has a way of writing a decision and saying by the way i didn't have to do thi this. he's weak. >> greg: you a

we're talking about when i man who boasted not about sexual hare amount but sexual assault gets electedhe country to be presidents, what do i tell my daughter. this isn't okay. but you still get to be tv star and be president. that's a problem. >> here's what you tell your daughter, you tell her we're a country that believes in redemption and donald trump apologized. not only that ben carson said he prayed the night before he went on the debate and asked god for forgiveness we can laugh at that whatever you may but we're a country that believes in redemption and donald trump is not a miss only nift we can demonize him he asked for forgiveness and half the country gave it to hum. >> we do believe in redemption, i don't think someone who says those words do they deserve to be the president of the united states. >> that's called promotion. >> right. . when you say things like that. there's certain standards a certain bar one must meet in order to be the leader of the free world. >> did bill clinton meet it when he committed an act in the oval office. >> he faced the music for those. i'm no

today's bail haring set for 8:45 here at san matteo county court. to see if in fact lee is going to be walking out of court today a free woman. >> all right. thank you. >> incredible story. >>> right it's 6:04 right now the state senate could vote today on governor brown's transportation bill to fix state roads. >> this is a fee, a fee for the privilege of driving on our roads that the people pay for and we're going to keep paying for them otherwise they're not going to work for us. it's just that simple. >> now this proposed bill would raise gas taxes. it would also increase car registration fees and bring in $5 billion a year to fix california roads. now republican critics say the state could use existing money for that but democrats say that would lead to cuts to education and social services and environmentalists also don't like the bill. >> what's the public health cost of that? are we really balancing the public health cost with what we're giving to the truckers? >> now supporters counter that by saying some of the tax money does go towards re

i don't suggest there's an easy answer hare but at a minimum we need to call out assad for what he is. he cannot be an ally in extremism. he fuels extremism because of the brutality of his rule. >> do you think it's realistic that he could be removed as long as he has the very strong support of the russians, iranians, the iranian-backed shiite groups like hezbollah, all of whom are supporting his regime. >> hon leftly, i don't. with all the groups supporting him. he's able to stand in power and i want to make sure that we don't overreact in the u.s. and think that there's some military solution and think that we can go in there and go to war and not just with syria but russia and iran and not cause more damage than is currently being caused. look, the images are horrific. what assad has done is horrific, but we also have to be mindful of our limitations and i think in the past, certainly in the case of barack, we overthought what he could do. siddig ibrahim siddig ali was i'll, it's not that simple the united states didn't have the power to come in and take it and move it in a positiv

the gentlewoman has raised some interesting points and i think that the documents should be hared with us. ms. waters: why don't by give the documents to all the members over here? mr. hensarling: they will be provided in a timely fashion. they are not violating any committee rules. think so far what the gentlelady has alluded to is also put on to the committee screens. the gentlelady from missouri is recognized. mrs. wagner: could i have my time restored, mr. chairman, please. mr. hensarling: the time was stopped. mrs. wagner: did the cfpb notify wells fargo that it had decided to refer this matter to enforcement? yes or no. mr. cordray: yes. when that happened it had been -- mrs. wagner: are you denying they represented in writing it referred this matter to enforcement on march 3, 2016, is that correct? mr. cordray: let me clarify this for you. mrs. wagner: my time is limited and i have a lot of questions. mr. cordray: the letter dated march 3 is a point at which we have decided that the matter has risen to a level where it's no longer supervisory matter -- mrs. wagner: did the cfpb

based on what you are seeing and haring, what is the certainty that this was an act of terror?s hijacked sometime before truck that was used was hijacked sometime befo man who did this is attack. and the man who did this is still at large and the swedish police are trying to hunt him down. they have published a picture of this man. if it does indeed transpired that this is terrorism, what sort of impact do you think that will have on swedish society? we have been talking a lot about the fa ct we have been talking a lot about the fact that stockholder is very open, it doesn't have a mass of cctv cameras as we might be used to in british cities or other countries, will that change people's added to stand approach, do you think? yes, of course. it will have a large impact. people are prepared that something like this could happen. i think there is an accent and is for surveillance and cameras just to try to stop these things happening. more on that story in a moment after the headlines but first, the headlines but first, on that story in a moment after the headlines but first, the

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he goes on to say america's richest families and their hares will benefit from this.u have now is a republican leadership doing the business of the coke brother, the second wealthiest america who spend hundreds of millions of dollars a year to elect republicans. i think at a time when the top of 0.1% own it when so many people are hurting, when the middle class is shrinking, the idea that you cut programs that people desperately need to give tax breaks to the billionaire class is totally insane. >> you've said that before, senator, many times, even during the campaign. what can you do with this congress in. >> we can rally the american people to say when you had a president who campaigns on supposedly behalf of the working class of this country, that he's being totally hypocritical and dishonest. giving tax breaks to billionaires is not standing up. >> a poll shows 96% of those who voted for him still support him. why do you think they're sticking with him? >> the poll also the least popular. i think it speaks to the fact that democratic party has not been as strong a

no president no matter how smart hare do possibly know everything about all the issues that will come to the fore up will he be willing to say i might be wrong. tell me why i'm wrong. give in the counterargument here and not live in fear that you'd be fire the next day. >> that is something to your point that i don't know if that's a distinguish can factor. i did briefly cover reagan. i thing one of first assanements was sir view ronald reagan, running for president and i was like 21 years old. >> uh-oh. 21, not 27. >> and i asked him a series of questions and i was surprise he had a seasons over index cards he was reading answers from. but they were consistent. he wasn't just popping off. so he thought i'm making sure i have my points right. to me as the young reporter i was surprisedded he didn't have the facility to say everything off the top of his head but he wanted to be consistent. for trump, it's -- he has certain viewpoint whether he is per waded by facts goes back to health care. has he learned that the with a he thought things would run are not the case? is he going to now

waivers, and i think it's just always important to think about these as demonstration projects and that hare supposed to pursue the objectives of the program. >> i think it's really interesting that sometimes waivers precede legislation and that's the case with the expansion. prior to that 11 states had come in for waivers saying can't we please cover some of these adults without dependent children, many of them have a lot of disables but don't yet meet the disability threshold for coverage so it was really a series of demonstrations that led to the argument that extending comp through the legislation is possible. i think that's generally one of the purposes of the waivers, both to see if states can test new methods and to into if those new methods should be made available more broadly, maybe through legislative change or through broader adoption by the state. >> the family waivers are a got example, provide family planning services that were not otherwise eligible for the program that was schoop shown to prevent pregnancies that were not desired a at the time and also -- so that is the kind

it happened last night at the o-hare international airport.e background. a united respresentative says the man was removed from the flight because it was over-booked. the airline says it chose four passengers at random to get off the flight. when they refused...security was called the plane was on its way to louisville kentucky. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news.. . apple is moving into their new campus... we'll talk winners and losers on wall street with our financial expert rob black. áááábreakáááá anchor robin: no major hot spots. traffic is a bit crowded on wb 92 but only 15 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is backed up beyond the 880 overcorssing. (anny hong) a weak frontal system will bring a slight chance of light rain to the north bay this morning. the weather pattern will become increasingly unsettled through mid week, with rain chances developing in the northern part of our area on tuesday and then across our entire forecast area by late wednesday. (mark) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black w

and nothing more you could ask for, it's what you worked for hare. >> wizards play today at 1:00 thisere at home. >>> talking about all the transformations, you brought up arena football as well. they have a lot 37. >> busy. >>> and if you're heading out today and this we had some ominous-looking clouds around the sunrise, those are drifting off to the east and west of the metro area. it's all clear in the blue skies shining now over resten. there's the live view from our storm team 4 resten camera overlooking the tollway and off of the horizon is loudoun county. all across northern virginia, much of the region, the clouds are clearing out, and we have a little patchy fog and our temperatures are certainly balmy for this time of year. we're in the low to mid-60s, just about everywhere from the shenandoah valley all the way to the bay. it's a bit warmer and indianapolis at 69 degrees, reagan national now at 66. a bit cooler now. parts of the shenandoah valley and out of the mountains where it's down in the 50s in a few locations, petersburg at 50 degrees, no, all of that pollen count r

i wanted to talk to her about this idea hares hill this line in the film he says to her, you know, wethen see nanny miller her character responds with, woe, woe, wait, you have no idea what pain is until you've delivered a baby. so i spoke to her about this line that she said as a mother there's a very profound answer that that line meant to her. watch this. >> there's great moment in the movie you talk about childbirth, and it got the whole theater like was like cheering when you said that line. >> did they cheer. >> it's a great line. >> really. >> because you don't think about it charlie's character says to you we're in the same in mind but not in body you mentioned that like, wait until -- you'll never know what it feels like to give birth to a child. when you say a line like that as a mom, is there something powerful about that moment for you as just an actress but also as a person? >> you know there's something powerful about having a child and in that moment realizing what you're body is capable of. >> hmm. >> versus what a man's body is capable of. and what a woman goes throug

meantime let's bring in cnbc's editor at large john hared harwood.e most difficult to sell to the democrats and the fiscal conservatives within the republican party. >> reporter: well, for democrats the hardest thing to swallow is going to be a big cut in the corporate tax rate down to 15%. they'll attack that. the biggest difficulty for conservatives and republicans is the probability that this debt is going to create a big hole in the deficit. now the administration has said that it it will produce economic growth sufficient to pay for the cost, but there's a lot of skepticism that will be the case. the trump tax plan in the campaign last september when he revised it were that plan would add anywhere between $2.5 trillion to $7 trillion to the deficit and debt over ten years. that is going to be a tough sell for the administration. the house plan, of course, has got a 20% corporate rate. donald trump wants to go to 15% and give that rate to all those pass-through businesses that are not organized as corporations. that makes it all the more expensiv

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simon, similar to this one, was found dead in the cargo hold when the flight arrived at chicago's 0'harehrow. united said it was "saddened" by simon's death. new research has found that copying your boss into emails can make everyone else in the office distrust you. research undertaken by cambridge university traffic found that while it could seem like a way to increase transparency, the "cc effect" fed a culture of fear amongst colleagues and many employees saw it as a potentially threatening move. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. more at 9.30am. thank you very much. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — particularly if you're one of those people who ccs the boss in. let's get some sport with tim now. and we're heading for the end of the premier league season, chelsea still out in front, are they stoppable? 4-2 the 11—2 the score. it was while they we re 11—2 the score. it was while they were going into half—time, but in injury time, the skipper gary cahill headed chelsea ahead to ease a few nerves after they lost to manchester united ten days ago. a couple of goals f