hence the relentless decline in the stock.ever, 3d systems kept making more and more acquisitions until october of last year when the company finally gave up on what was clearly a losing strategy after its stock had been pounded into the dust. at the same time 3d systems supported its first-ever quarter over quarter year of revenue declines. and after that lackluster performance, ceo avi submitted his resignation. since then the company's former chief legal officer's been serving as ceo. that's the rise and fall of 3d systems. what about this incredible rebound, the stock we've seen in recent months? does that indicate all the problems are fixed and this whole group is about to become red hot again? let's understand the reasons for this rally. first of all, 3d systems preannounced fourth quarter revenue numbers, actually much better than wall street expected. even though they represented a decline from the year before. last week the company's main competitor stratisus reported a better than expected quarter, sending the 3d pri

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hence the reason i never take >>e metro. an 's hard to sleep at night, in a car bomb attack in turkey are mourned this afternoon. it was the second mask casually blast to hit ankara blame the kurdistan worker's party for the attack in turkey has launched a wave of airstrikesin ainmozambique. the planvamarch 2014 with 239 p the flight mh370 left kuala lumpur for beijing. >>> indonesian authorities found a way to stop illegal fishing. they sank a vessel known as viking none -- one of six vessels known to be poaching fish illegally in antarctica. >>> allison up next with a look at this week's forecast. t 's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. switch to better. switch to fios good? fios can do that. cable just can't. decided it's time to get away from the dinner table and get moving. >> what better way to do it in a christian community than to exercise to christian music and keep our spiritual bodies together and her phys wa derailment in kansas. first responders rushed 1

moving to southern ohio and hence the thunderstorms that are developing ahead of the low. the low will pull through. here we go. when the line reaches cleveland, akron and canton and the sa variety and we got scattered showers and perhaps one claps of thunder for the rest of the overnight. here you go. overnight lows here, 40s to near 50s. tomorrow's high near the lake shore in the 50s. inland areas staying mild. should be dry tomorrow. mainly cloudy and look at this, cleveland tomorrow after a low of 50, a high near 60s. frank around lee. >>> the clock is ticking for the presidential candidates trying to win over last minute voters. >>> several of them running for the white house were in the buckeye state today. a look at what is happening now >>> when live on 5 returns, adrenalin rush to a whole new level. >>> admit. we have talked to our phone like it is a real person. >> sire may make for fun conversation. she may not be real help. sire and google and emergencies. the phones failed to recognize statements about health and safety. sire and google responded to suicide pr

looking at storm scan at a local zoom the not much to see here, couple cloud, is there a front nearby hence, the clouds but not worrying about precipitation as we zoom it out one more time, high pressure is just keeping control of the weather essentially east of the rockies. we will see streak of snow, rain, spreading out of the south day coat, northern nebraska. that next storm system that will traverse eastern you had, bringing witt our next cold front and some showers. but we have got time before that will happen. da

hence the flood warning. a flash flood warning for the pengrove area. that creek goes up fast. at 9:00 they drop that warning. the big story would be the russian river. the rain moved through very slowly. as the showers have progressed south we've bumped right into the afternoon commute. heavy rain, nasty traffic out there. lots of car wrecks, and rainfall rates right now in hayward, .5 to .7 an hour. the rain is coming down fast and furious. hence, the flood watch, and then that flood warning on the russian river which is the big story which we'll be following into the bay area weekend. >> we'll get more with you in a little bit, bill. >>> as bill just mentioned it has been a wild day of weather in the north bay. that's where we sent ktvu's john sasaki what joins us live from rohnert park. >> reporter: the north bay has been hammered by all this weather. along with all that weather has come no shortage of problems. around 11:00 a.m. a couple was driving in a toyota on freestone valley ford road. they came to a flood in the road and tried to drive through it which is never add

hence the spotty showers. i know the timing not great, but hey, we've had a nice dry stretch. let's squeeze out some hour-by-hour information for your monday. looking at conditions here. says sunday, but it's monday. trust me on this one. just a few light showers building here through the afternoon. that'sbout it. very similar to what we saw today. if you liked today, you're going to like tomorrow except even hotter. 85 today. 87, keith, as we go into monday. find your cool spot, guys. >> air-conditioning. all right. >>> still to come here on 6, four final plus. hundreds of (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) y candidates. enough talk. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealer. >>> a group of marines honoring their f fllow servicemen. they're running 770 miles. this is relay with sacks on their

and so -- >> jimmy: hence the name the big apple. >> hence the name the big apple.r people to take advantage of. and we hadn't gotten any apples for a while so i was wondering where the apples were. i mean, i am sure someone could make a lot out of that. but that is the case. it was about real apples from new york. >> jimmy: not pot, then. why do you disagree with bernie sanders about decriminalizing marijuana at the federal level? >> well, look, i think what the states are doing right now needs to be supported. and i absolutely support all the states that are moving toward medical marijuana, moving toward absolutely legalizing it for recreational use. but i want to see what the states learn from that experience. because there are still a lot of questions that we have to answer at the federal level. what i've said is, let's take it off the what's called schedule one. >> jimmy: i notice your hand motion. >> take it off the schedule one. and put it on a lower schedule. so that we can actually do research about it. [ cheers and applause ] >> there's some great evidence

we are dry hence the fire risk concerns as we are bone dry through the day tomorrow. boone is close to the 30s to start out. these numbers will be closer to high temperatures coming our way for this weekend. that's how much of a change is coming in. not today, though. we warm up close to 70 by lunchtime as we get ready for activities for st. patrick's day. it will be beautiful with sunshine. top out in the mid-70s. forecast around 75 in charlotte. low 70s in salisbury, statesville, hickory. mountains are around 60. well above average by about 10 degrees. the stepped down process will continue into the weekend. for all the st. patrick's day events, it will be beautiful. all the way through the day today and into this evening. in rock hill events start at 4:30 on main street to the upper 60s by 8:00. no big chill. near 70 tomorrow. then this weekend is when things begin to change quite a bit. i will show you this coming up at 5:00 a.m. temperatures are slow to rise through the weekend, barely getting to the mid-50s. quiet early saturday morning for the parade in uptown.

hence the 70s. here's some of those west winds i was talking about. miles per hour. up and out. you can see some of that milky white and cloud cover right across lake okeechobee. today. that cold front will work on through overnight tonight. winds will shift to the northeast and a few chances for rain. about a 10% chance. not a lot of instability with this front. mainly a dry front. temperatures pretty comfortable around 1:00 a.m. 71 degrees. eventually we'll be down into the 60s overnight tonight with that cold front. not too bad, right? 68 degrees. temperatures steady right around 80, 81 degrees for saturday into sunday. carnival on the mile going on. join jawan and i. we'll be there at 2:00 tomorrow. it continues into sunday. rip currents for the balance of the week. i couldn't find too many days in through here where the wind calms down too ch, but rain free. nice outdoor weather. guys? >>> we continue to follow the breaking news out of pembroke pines. this is 702 north university drive. we have an update. >> one employee has been transported to the hospital. we're not sur o

hence the name one saint petersburg. >> this block has needed a lot of love for 30 years and today is kind of a relief valve for people to see we are on our path again. >> there are also going to be restaurants and retail spaces on the ground floor of the condo tower. it is expected to open some time next year. >>> thousands of spring breakers are headed to clear colleges and universities are beginning their spring breaks now. that means there will be backups on the causeway, but there is an inexpensive alternative. the clear water ferry. >> everything we can do to introduce a new mode of transportation is good. doing it on the water is awesome here in pinellas county because of all the water ways we have. >> clear water police plan to have extra officers on duty to keep an eye on the spring break crowds. >>> changes could be coming to the way schools participate in high school athletics. the florida house gave tentative approval for them to join the high school athletic association on a per sport basis. right now, they have to join all the sports on a competitive level. >>> celebrati

hence, lower premiums. it doesn't just stop there. remember visa is turning your car into a credit card. you think about coming to a gas station to get out of your car, what if the car could do that for you and actually communicate with the pump and pay in advance? same goes for ordering food. so you want to order a pizza on the way home. a car can transmit the information securely over they drive up, already pay and they know where you are in hand your different and simpler from the ways we are doing it now. easy for consumers to live your live, fox 31 denver. will begin testing in northern california this spring. the motivation for us to do anything. like get out of the car. but it seems like a long time -- a long time. i don't get it. i mean, come i think it is fantastic. nine years and i'm not getting rid of it anytime soon. it will not pump your gas for you. exactly. back out to aurora, live on the scene of this grass fire that broke out things to the dry conditions we have been the winds whipping out there. this is alameda, a pr

hence the diversity, the openness, the tolerance a very very heritage. now, what on earth -- much of that went on there literally such a country like tunisia to be one of the leading providers of terrorists in this context? we both say three, four, five, six dozen of the so-called jihadist are tunisians. it amounts to a very obvious concept and good government. actually, if you want to sum up the origin of all of that, it is that government or the lack of good governance. tunisia has gone through a spell of the regime. lack of political freedoms, do various types, which were not accessible to the population. a growing social divide in and even regional development scheme and social economic growth come a series of governance mistakes, all of these with the appearance of extremism. the totalitarian trip and all the collateral damages have inevitably led to unrest and eventually obviously religion offers seeking refuge in young people talking especially about the young people -- these young people were the more prone to sink into extremism out of despair,

forward to the future by partnering with the humane society to work against commercial whaling and see hence. >> jen, thank you. >>> if you are planning a trip to the beach, right nonow a bacterial wawarning is in effect at several beaches including cypress point.t. ththe bacteria often found in sewage runoff can make similar sick. -- can make swimmers sick. they will test the water again on monday. >>> intense video tonight of a fire breaking out at a school pep rally. take a closer look. you can see a firebreather performing, but in the middle of it he suddenly became engulfed in flames. this is in that gym in front of he was rushed to the hospital. at least 20 others were treated for injuries. the pep rally was organized to their florida standard assessment tests. >>> president obama is expected to throw out the first pitch when the tampa bay rays take on the cuban national team. the mayor will be there as well but getting tickets for the game is proving to be very difficult. the number of tour groups from tampa would like to go but they can't buy the tickets. >> how difficult has it been

. >> hence the name felony lane gang. a crew member trying to meet the image will stick to the furthest drive-th drive-thru lane. >> that is known to law enforcement as the felony lane. >> someone went to her bank with her stolen i.d. and a stolen check from another victim. >> the check was written to me and this person used my license and said i would like to cash this. because it wasn't a withdrawal. they were able to some how able to get around the system which is i guess what they are good at. >> well, the financial fraud happens quickly and miss arch reported the theft to her bank and credit card companies and police and someone walked away with $998 and the bank assured miss archer that that money will be restored to her account. >> thank you. >>> a row home slated for demolition came down on its own, a contractor began preparations owe at this site yesterday, fortunately no workers were hurt nor was anybody else and fire officials say that a neighbor was startled hour and collapsed and fell and he was taken to the

hence you get unlimited bites of the apple.s mean that apple and customers suspect the government can hack into any phone it once? >> this was an older fund with an older version of the operating system. the workaround may not work on newer phones. the next time the government could have a serious problem. they say this is a newer found. more robust encryption. now, we really do need your help, apple. katty: security versus privacy, how did apple come out of this particular encounter with the fbi? >> a lot of people in the government who are on the personal vivus seat side, the digital rights side, came out in favor of apple versus the government. a lot of the presidential candidates came out on the government side. before court the fbi withdrew their application. it is impossible to say what will happen next. we know there will be a future request. it is impossible that there won't be. katty: apple could say we stood up for our customers and refused to give the fbi would they were asking for. >> it is a case of people finding

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lawyer appeared in court and sought a postponement in the hearing, and that was given for two weeks hencen april 7th there will be another appearance, but then the lawyer said no, he is cooperating, and he wants not to fight extradition anymore. he wants to go back to paris. so clearly there is a sense of ambiguity there. particularly so, because we heard from other sources that following tuesday ea east -- tuesday's events he has stopped cooperating. so there is ambiguity in this case. and that is mirrored by the news of the hunt of another suspect. >> and the question has to be asked by all of us, what salah abdeslam knows if the anything about the attackers from tuesday. dominic kane for us in brussels. thank you. >>> the crow director of the liberty and national security center at nigh -- new york university. >> i think that we don't understand the belgian system sufficiently to take this position, right? if you suspect that somebody who is a known terrorist is at a location, i cannot believe that a single law enforcement agency would not go in there and arrest that guy. i'm sorry. no

hence we why have a dress on that looks identical. >> "q": just about identical. >> samantha: do you remember a couple of months ago when there was all this -- not -- >> buzz. >> samantha: yeah, the internet went crazy about the weather dress. all the meteorologists were it ia and i both thought we would wear it today in support of women in science. >> tia: that's right. >> samantha: and it is pi day. die answer and math. that's why we have the same dress. shout out to all my ladies in math and and science. we don't have nearly enough of us. we are a little outnumbered. so if you are looking for a major going into college, it's a good one. any of the sciences. speaking of science, let's go outside right now. it's 64. it feels like april outside. a little on the breezy side, too. that southwest wind really helping us out. and we have had a little bit of sunshine. that's also helping us out. now, not everybody's in the 60s out toward warren, ashtabula, we have been cooler all day. 62 in wooster. elyria, 63. and good afternoon to you in akron. we are at about 64. it feels so nice outsid

hence ufc. all right. so, with all that said. i had my little net out here. i need a drum roll right now. okay, at 6 o'clock, i said this, and i'm sticking by it. i know you're laughing. it's been -- >> i have not changed my mind as of yet. but it's my show, i can change my mind. ca ca's back for a second year in mls. back as well in year two. feel good. >> it's a -- it's important for me. i think this year is going to be much better than last season. now i understand the league and i understand the team's -- how things work for sure. >> i can see how much we've improved from last year. i think the fight that even ca ca will be here for a year and

less than anticipated in the russian river drainage hence dropping the flood warning. stays in effect through sunday. i am surprised we did have a story about this free down in pacifica. i'm surprised we did not see more trees down. there may be more that we haven't picked up. rain showers curing. i got a message from palo alta. we are getting hammered says one lady. seeing breaks but cloudy and foggy. mission peak getting rain and san jose significant rain. and back out and up in the mountains, you can bet you are chained up on 50 and snow levels dropping down to 5400 feet tonight easily and it will snow. it will snow throughout the night and easily see a foot of snow certainly by mid-morning tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the system number two, three, four. i lost count but the next system. cold one. not here yet. there it is. that's the front. 1:00 on saturday. it starts to get close. this is where the thunderstorms would be and they would be if they stay in tack. see how narrow the band is. they don't deliver a lot of rain but can deliver a lot of punch beca

and as our reporter tells us there is more tush hence on the republican side. >> good morning, all eyes turn to wisconsin holding their primary next tuesday. much of the focus is on still centered on donald trump. >> all throw republican candidates on stage separately in wisconsin laugh knit for cnn townhall. donald trump makes wave out of the loyalty pledge. all are weighing in on the sayingup in the trump campaign. the manager corey lewandowski facing criminal charge of battery. this video was released taken from a security camera at donald trump's golf club showing donald trump with the reporter by his side. before corey lewandowski moved far are to improve her and pull her become. allegedly"ing her arm. republican candidates said he should be fired. >> it should not be complicated member of the staff should not physically assault the press. >> you have to act when you have these problems. >> corey lewandowski is a fine person. >> as far as the republican loyally pledge, ted cruz and scene kasich would not commit to backing donald trump if he is the nominee. >> san francisco voters h

. >> hence the paul shaffer look. >> it is the paul shaffer look. this is the uniform for canadian musicians now. >> well, it helped you in that last one, and now you are on the doorstep of that next threshold, that $50,000. again, when you get there, that's the least amount of money you'll be taking home today. all right, still two lifelines yet to be used. >> right. >> you're on a good roll. >> good. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." >> yeah. [dramatic musical flourish] >> here's your $50,000 question. though now used extensively for food, what was used during world war ii as a way to preserve blood plasma for use on the battlefield? >> [exhales] you know what? i think-- i think this might be the time for me to call on my plus one. >> your friend andy. >> my friend andy. [laughter] >> he just ran out of the building. >> yeah, yeah. [laughter] i think i--yeah, even if he doesn't know, at least it's someone to talk it out with, and i would feel a lot better just talking it out. >> is that your final? >> let's final that. >> andy, come o

hence the man flu. i just thought it was the flu. we're going to have to consult on that. maybe kenny has had it. i i know kenny's had a he needs somebody to take care of them. i'm sure he's got a list he can choose from. very good point. although wayne dawson's cannot but as man pants on he said it was called either i don't think so i think it's pretty mild. look at the clouds thicken from yesterday and those clouds called alto stratus are showing a feeling of 15,000 feet it was up there i a little less than 3 miles up at the base of those clouds are good candidates 14 at least in the united states. here's a look at storm fox doppler radar we had some showers just to the north of lake erie though showers could end up here but right now we have tri-c guys. this is a web camera time lapse some of it is tough to find that is not testified mild temperaturess same in akron canton the lakefront is close to there's a little look at what's going on and why we are concerned about that front comingd in. there's a pencil thin the line of precipitation along it in some of the metals

pharmaceutical industry, and then decided to dedicate his life to helping the world's poorest people, hence" sir avery: right this way. ashlee: this is a cool house. i followed sir avery through a door to his garage/lab, where he creates his objects. the house is white. you are wearing white. sir avery: i have two dress shirts. i have black for winter and white for summer. the thing is i know i have 4795 days left to live. ashlee: how do you know that? sir avery: i've done the algorithm analysis of somebody born at my age in my time, so i know what i would do with the next 10 years of my life. failure really is for people who are not prepared. you don't waste time on things that aren't going to get you to where you need to go, things like clothes. ashlee: sir avery is well known for taking complicated medical devices and making them simple, cheap, and durable. did you make this in here? sir avery: yeah. ashlee: this is your workshop/lab. sir avery: yeah. ashlee: currently, he is working on this incubator. sir avery: it is almost like something that superman would be happy to be in, and the

in the town of dabiq, a town of northern syria, hence the name of the magazine. like al qaeda, isis never refers to us as americans. isis sees the united states as a christian power and that they'll defeat the crusaders us and bring about the end and the islamic conquest of the world. >> islam, isis is islam, takes 7th century interpretations and says this they're going to literally apply it to today. >> dr. zudi jaser was a medical officer in the navy and was an attending physician to the u.s. congress. he's a practicing muslim and author of "a battle for the soul of islam." after the 9/11 attacks, he was disappointed with the muslim-american response and founded aifd, the american islamic forum for democracy. >> this is not our islam. we believe we need reform to get to the 21st century within our discourse. i see many muslims attracted to this idea of the islamic state. the only thing that inoculated me against radicalization is my love for america and my love for liberty. >> yet, isis continues to attract tens of thousands of foreign fighters including americ

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for nothing else, he has to be seen to be visiting his allies as a precursor for going to geneva and hence this round of discussions that you mentioned. i think they will want to know from him what is the state of the cessation of hostilities which is monitoring on the ground. he will also be discussing the refugee crisis and ukraine as well, but crucially i think they will want to know to what extent washington is prepared to accommodate moscow's position on behalf of the syrian government. i think it is worth bearing in mind that in terms of this nowadays european countries have only limited diplomatic leverage. it is washington and moscow and the talks in geneva which takes place on monday will be absolutely crucial, not only because they will determine whether the peace talks are successful but whether the cessation of hostilities on the ground can continue to hold >>> the syrian prime minister is insisting on keeping the country's territorial position. is that possible? >> reporter: there has been a suggestion, and it's not more strongly than that, but the russians proposed something

the upper air will be cooler, hence the hail. this low-pressure sweeps to the north and east monday into tuesday. that is why we could likely see some stronger weather. back behind that it will clear on out and we will warm on up. weighted so you see the temperatures. the seven-day forecast shows 80 on tuesday. no worries for voting day. 84 on wednesday. a lot of sunshine and clouds could build back into the weekend. much cooler temperatures behind this front monday night -- wednesday night in a thursday. joel: a warm week coming up. thank you. sports is next. heather: how the local you wouldn't waste money buying a snow blower in miami. so why waste your money on overpriced lunches? instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can get a delicious six-inch sub, made fresh in front of you. it's the three-dollar sub of the day: one of our best 6-inch subs, a different sub every day of the week, for just three dollars. the sweet onion chicken teriyaki, the juicy oven roasted chicken, the tender turkey breast, there's an irresistib

winds out of the east pumping in a little bit more moisture hence more cloud cover for easter sunday. we are calling for partly sunny skies as we make our way into monday then showers are in the mix. for easter still looking good. 57 degrees. partly sunny skies. off. >> showers on monday. tuesday, wednesday seasonable in the mid-50s with sun. then thursday and friday, low and mid-60s pushing 70. looking warm. >> thank you. >>> otis is up next with sports. >> cc is not a-okay not a sure thing to be the fifth starter. four more teams will punch their tickets to the elite eight tonight four games featuring two number one seeds break. welcome to the world nadav. you are the first of 42,000 babies we'll welcome into northwell health this year. which means you'll have 21 hospitals, over 450 community and research facilities, and 61,000 people, keeping you healthy your whole life. sleep tight little one. northwell health. now with sports with spring >> that's right. a little concern for both the mets and the yankees. let's start with the mets. "the dark knight" struggled again yesterday but

hence, the importance of having external border controls which we will discuss or have discussed with turkey and also our partners, there has been progress in resent days because decisions have finally been implemented. in particular nato has decided to make some vessels between greece and turkey and the aegean and i will tell you france will make a vessel available for that force to ensure controls also nato is working with front text because they are responsible in the name of europe and turkey and has to be in continuous with front text and nato so that there can be some effective controls. also in greece we have to make sure the hot spots work when it's possible to identify the migrant and see who has a right to asylum and who should be sent back if they don't through admission procedures which also have to be accepted by turkey and we also have to unblock some funds so that the countries receiving refugees may do so while respecting human dignity. at the european council we have to ensure that the commitments made should be honored, in other words, cooperation with turkey so that

for hopeful parents this is where the families begin and a sterile environment is key hence the shoe cover and the especially when handling what is being stored inside these tanks. eggs from carefully screened donors tier in liquid nitrogen -- here in liquid nitrogen. these eggs are frozen ahead of time. parents to be can choose a donor by perusing the website that shows everything from photos and physical attributes to whether the eggs have resulted in successful pregnancies before. >>i was just going through the motions of life and certainly it helped out financially with my college education at the time. i also knew i was doing something rewarding and it was going to be able to change >>jennifer lee go -- ingle is the doctors partner. >>i donated for 2 couples of both had twins. >>she may $10,000 for each of hold donations -- her donations. the egg bank pays its approved donors $7000. it is not unheard of for some agencies to pay different amounts depending on what is in demand. >>there has been an increased desire for multiethnic donors. donors must have a healthy body mass index

for hopeful parents this is where the families begin and a sterile environment is key hence the shoe cover and the especially when handling what is being stored inside these tanks. eggs from carefully screened donors tier in liquid nitrogen -- here in liquid nitrogen. these eggs are frozen ahead of time. parents to be can choose a donor by perusing the website photos and physical attributes to whether the eggs have resulted in successful pregnancies before. >>i was just going through the motions of life and certainly it helped out financially with my college education at the time. i also knew i was doing something rewarding and it was going to be able to change someone else's life. >>jennifer lee go -- ingle is the doctors partner. >>i donated for 2 couples of both had twins. >>she may $10,000 for each of hold donations -- her donations. the egg bank pays its approved donors $7000. it is not unheard of for some agencies to pay different amounts depending on what is in demand. >>there has been an increased desire for multiethnic donors. donors must have a healthy body mass index. for

i know right now noise is an issue in this area, and i can't study at my apartment, hence i am going to the library. >> do i think the money could be going somewhere better? yes and no. i am kind of thinking of the future and you always have to have the mindset what is next and how to adapt. >> well one of the first things to be con trustructed is a park across from the train station. hoping to break ground on that in the next 9-12 months. christie alletto for channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, the new landscape in the presidential campaign after super tuesday. >>> plus, police made progress tonight in this wild smash-and-grab at a gun shop. >>> and also the federal government bans a certain kind of activity onboard planes. >>> the cold air moving in tonight. i am tracking a system that will bring us a brush of snow on friday morning. new information on what to expect in the warm up next week in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> and health reporter ali gorman, alzheimer's disease expected to be an epidemic in the next decade. and

so i think there are more headwinds for the market than tailwinds hence i think it's going to be a tougher year than people expect. >> kevin, what about the political risk? i mean, it's been an absolutely wild political season, certainly, and the market generally does not like uncertainty but i don't see that as something you're concerned about at least in my notes. >> no, i'm not concerned about the political risks right now because when you look at the economic data that has been coming out, you've been seeing nonfarm payrolls that surprise to the up side. you saw retail sales very strong the last time it came out. so it's our belief that the improving economic data in the u.s. is going to help the economy really weather any type of rate increase and let's just be honest, at this point the fed is pretty much on hold while the rate increase is on the table, it probably will not come until the second half of the year if at all. >> would you agree with that is. >> i don't know. depes if inflation keeps moving to the fed's target, as oil rebounds, that's one of the factors in the inflation o

hence my decision to then produce myself a paper that is a standard negotiating facilitator, mediatorhnique and a paper which is going to be shared with you digitally and nationality why we are talking and everybody to you courtesy of al jazeera i understand. >> and many others. >> i don't know but miraculous and not against it because it's a paper and the u.n. is very transparent and as long as it's not too early because it stops us being able to have a buy in by the various components which did take place between yesterday and today. and i think by looking at those 12 points you can see that there is a lot of common ground which can be according to my interpretation and of my colleagues by listening to both sides and even to all the stakeholders who have been inviting to be consulted as a serious society, various platforms, even those who came from far away and women associations, that those points are, i would say, a pretty good way for me to look for a common ground. i prefaced it with a paragraph to make sure no one should be feeling that this is a trick or any type of form of tr

saint patrick's day coming up on thursday, hence, the clover on the seven-day. 59 degrees by that point, and again, pat, looks like some showers make return appearance in the forecast. >> i am just looking forward to the day that i'm named after, of course, saint patrick's day, can't wait. i love it. one gross day if it means a good saint patrick's day little later on, this is a look at the boulevard southbound taillights are going southbound, at wissahickon avenue, katie mentioned it, will rain all morning, so roadways will be wet. so watch out for the ponding and the pooling on the roadways. this, again, looking at boulevard southbound at wissahickon. going over to the bridge, ben franklin bridge, everything moving smoothly, there you go, now we're moving, going into the city right here, taillights headed that way, and in a little bit you know it will be, it will be tight moving here, on this bridge, and a quick look at the 42 freeway over in new jersey, again, another spot you know, it is wet, slow down, but it will be tight anyway. erika, over to you. >> pat, thank you. if you are h

hence, it is just a winter weather advisory. in fact, don't even have that posted up through the pocono region, lehigh valley region, southeastern pa it lasts until 9:00, shore towns, close to go 1:00, looks like it might try to hang on for few extra hours, might see more in the way of accumulation down that way, as well, but primarily fumes on unpaved surfaces. morning commute, caution light, light snow will continue to fall, likely see slick spots, we always want you to be safe out there, give yourself the extra time. hopefully set the alarm early today. snow ending by lunchtime. p.m. drive, primarily dry. temperatures flirting with below the freezing mark across the board here, so it is cold enough to support that snow and with that said it is going to be with us essentially through the morning commute before things start to taper off. so, yes, we are in the thick every things right now, thankfully the roads not looking terrible just yet. >> they are looking okay, just looking very wet as you had pointed out. we have to get t

we look ahead to the tail end of the week, we struggle to hit 40 on friday, hence, little disturbance crossing through, couple of snow showers in the forecast. erika? >> katie, thank you. not quite 101 dall nations bye napa valley farm has record number of puppies on their hands. they were expecting ten, but they got 17. these are sheep dogs. breeds them to work on his farm where they help protect the cattle. >> this is going to take a lot of work. like we were going to be feeding morning, noon and night. >> it was just like how many? no, wait, how many? >> oh, look how sweet they are. now, that's mama right there, we're toll she is doing well, there are so many puppies thousand now need to be bottle fed. locally the community has come together, all picking up shifts, frankly, who wouldn't want to should anything he will and feed a little puppy. eventually all placed on their own farms to guard cattle. too cute. still ahead this morning, the battle between apple and the federal government heads to capitol hill today. how recent ruling in new york could impact that case. >>> first thou

he new the pac was putting it out hence lying ted. thiyz is anti-trump pac. it's not necessarily pro cruz super pac. they want no connection to this. does it matter? does it matter when donald trump is saying is he connected. >> it matters that donald trump is lying? to his voters does it matter. >> oh. no when he does something it doesn't matter to him or his supporters. and it won't. it does matter when you look at his negative numbers with women and suburban numbers general election. there is new polling all over the place. ted cruz is not a sympathetic figure. i talked about the disingenuous and false things he has said and done in the past. when you look at that man took the high road. my wife is -- your wife is lovely so is mine. heidi came out took the high road didn't attack. why is this not outyaj just that heidi cruz has been attacked thiseh way. it's not a fight. it's against heidi cruz. make america awesome. it's designed to stop donald trump. when mitt romney says vote for john kasich, vote for ted cruz on different days in different contests. th