you look to the horizon. you move this back-and-forth until the sun is reflected from here to here, thus measuring the angle at the bottom. there are all sorts of little numbers. it is more exact than a gunther's quadrant. it gives you your latitude as accurately as possible. it was used all the way until the invention of the gps. it is a very accurate tool. latitude was easy enough. longitude was a different problem. longitude is the north and south lines. they go from one pole to the next. part of the problem with the longitude is that there is no geographical area on earth that is different enough for you to measure away from. there is no real point in the earth that you can tell you are east or west of it. we had to settle on a prime meridian, zero degrees. today, it sits over greenwich, england. for two reasons. there is a great observatory there, the royal observatory. the other reason is england won , all the wars and got to tell people what they were going to use. it is not just those reasons. england

we need that kind of horizon.and are interested partners in the shipyards need that kind of horizon as well and that's one of the reasons why we are asking for that kind of planning horizon. >> thank you. general breedlove, the u.s. command of nato, testified last month before the armed services committee that russia and pro-russian separatist forces continue to exploit the recent cease-fire in eastern ukraine to reset and repositioned themselves and that they appear to be preparing for a fresh offensive against ukraine's military. he voiced his support for providing the ukraine with offensive military hardware to deter a russian advance. by contrast i recently met with german chancellor merkel who argued exactly the opposite, and against providing offensive weapons. could you give us your thoughts on this issue and what factors you are considering in deciding whether or not to provide military weapons the ukraine and what your assessment is of our ability to protect those in ukraine and the sovereignty of that co

1915 the ship the lusitania was just off the coast of ireland and that green smudge of land on the horizon i think the assured many of the passengers.

scientists link the deepwater horizon oil spill to dolphin deaths in the gulf.rs and losers as more robots take over jobs. is there a path to recovery for struggling black colleges and universities? and, female spiritual guides in morocco working to empower women and stop violent extremism. >> woodruff: big banks and their behavior are again at the heart of a new criminal case brought by the department of justice and other authorities today. five major institutions pled guilty to rigging currencies and manipulating the foreign exchange market. the banks also agreed to pay more than $5 billion combined in new penalties. the fines were some of the biggest brought to date by the federal government. the banks were accused of manipulating the world's largest and least-regulated trading market where trillions of dollars change hands. among those pleading guilty: j.p. morgan chase, citigroup barclays, the royal bank of scotland and u.b.s. at a press conference in washington, attorney general loretta lynch spelled out how the rigging worked. >> starting as early as 2007

we have a crack of the clouds on the eastern horizon. but it is otherwise all cloudy. it's a good morning for a hot cup of coffee as it's rather cool. we've had some cool showers coming through. the general trend is they're continuing to move south of washington right now. the patch of light green a few sprinkles in prince george's county right from route 50 to the wilson bridge. then southern prince george's and the pavement is bet through woodbridge and -- is wet through woodbridge and quantico and elsewhere we're drying out, the pavement is dry. looking at the chopper 4 seeing dry pavement around. low 50s to mid 50s in the metro area. hour by hour we'll stay cloudy through 8:00. a small chance of a shower mainly south and east by noontime near 60 degrees. sun breaks out in the afternoon. ought to make it into the mid 60s. with we'll be hovering in the mid 60s through much of the late afternoon hours. by dawn saturday, a beautiful day tomorrow. partly sunny, low 70s. a small chance of an isolated sprinkle mainly midday. then on sunday partly cloudy. 50s and warmer in

have cloudy skies, down the shore in cape may there's early sunshine beginning to filter in near the horizon from the coastal clouds there. 56 degrees currently in philadelphia. the dewpoint still low indicating failure dry air in place for now. winds out of the northeast at 8 miles per hour. it is combining to keep us cooler today, it will be a cloudy cooler day. as you see on future tracker 6 eventually a little wet. the model has the rain to the south. i'm going allow sprinkles and light stuff to push into the i-95 corridor by midday, maybe before then. 3:00 p.m., you can see how the late model runs show the rain coming up farther north there's a chance that philadelphia is picking up slight sprinkles and showers. the steadier rain is to the south because of an area of low pressure yesterday down south exiting the coast below virginia and the carolinas the farther south you go in the region, the better chance you have of steadier rain. 6:00 it's getting better, but 9 and 10:00 p.m. it's getting off the coast. lehigh valley less than .1-inch. i-95 corridor, quarter inch. farther south thro

good morning. >> reporter: we have sun buildings over the horizon and early

. >> the storm spanned from one side of the horizon to the other. >> baseball-size hailstones. >> it's in my room. >> massive wildfires. >> it looked apocalyptic to me. >> mother earth at her worst. >> i totally thought i was going to die. >> and the cameras are rolling. >>> "caught on camera: man versus nature." welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. the power of the natural world surrounds us and although it can be awe inspiring it could be deadly. disaster could strike without warning and leave behind other devastation. when battle lines are drawn between man and nature, frequently, nature has the upper hand. it's like a time lapse movie scene. >> this looked like something apocalyptic. some kind of end of the world moment. >> although you could see it coming from miles away -- >> look at the size of this thing. oh, yeah. >> you can't escape it. hot, dry weather is the stuff of legend in the sprawling metropolis of phoenix, arizona. here in the valley of the sun, summer temperatures can exceed 100 degrees for weeks on end. being surrounded by desert only makes things ho

. >> reporter: starting out chilly this morning, nice and bright with the sun up over the horizon. satellite we had cloud cover yesterday and overnight. high pressure is causing that to evaporate and go the way of of the wind. 50 degrees in philadelphia. most of the suburbs in the 40s allentown, 42. 43 in reading and lancaster. 47 in wilmington and trenton. low 50s down the shore. as we head through the day things turn for the better. 54 at 8:00 a.m. noon, 66. 3:00 p.m., 72 late day high of 73 striking around 4:00 p.m. still holding on to the low 70s by 6:00 p.m. the pollen count is not as bad as early in the week we're running medium high. keeping that in play the coming weekend we see a warmup and up tick in humidity saturday and programs a spotty weekend thunderstorm. karen you've had issues for commuters this morning. >> reporter: we have dave, we have a horrible accident scene in northeast philadelphia, head-on collision the action cam was on the scene with this all happening on welsh road you get a sense of the severity of accident by looking at the damage done by the vehicle

. >> reporter: we have sun buildings over the horizon and early cloud cover vacating the area. i have a little bit of moisture on the terrace but that will dry up quick. winds have shifted out of the northwest they are light drawing cooler air in the overnight hours. 53 degrees in in the city. in the 40s in the suburbs. 53 degrees under the sun right now. 58 by 8:00 a.m. we're expecting sun and fair weather cumulus clouds, warm high of 76. breezy conditions, winds gusting 25 to 35 miles per hour. the pollen count is back in the medium high range. matt pellman what are the roads looking like? >> reporter: we're giving us a nice morning for a ride, looking at the schuylkill expressway eastbound go a few tail lights heading toward spring garden in center city, as you can see no delays on the schuylkill expressway mlk drive by the river looking good. we're bunching up on i-95 southbound entering the work zone at cottman like we do every morning at this time. the volume maybe a tad lighter but we'll see typical morning delays like the one on i-95 southbound. we have a pothole patche

we have bright sunshine over the horizon. 50 degrees currently in philadelphia. most suburbs in the 40s at this point. allentown at 42. we as we take a look at the strap -- storm tracker 6 live app, 54. noon 66 degrees, 73 degrees around 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. before sliding back to 7 #. low humidity and lighter wind and nice conditions this afternoon. pollen count medium high, not as bad as earlier in the week. looks like it stay in the same ballpark straight through under. karen rogers what are the roads looking like this morning? >> reporter: we have a head-on collision, four people injured northeast philadelphia. a serious accident that is shutting down welsh road blocked between alburger avenue and alton road. you can see the demolished vehicles and get a sense of how serious the accident is. avoid the area in northeast philadelphia. stick to bloomfield or red lion road to deal with the closure in northeast philadelphia. now going ton to mass transit this is a big impact in the morning commute no amtrak service between philadelphia and new york city, everything t

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the clouds have broken up and we're expecting sunshine over the horizon. 50 degrees in philadelphia. on the cool side here in the 40s in most of the suburbs, 47 in trenton, 42 degrees in allentown. heading out the door to catch the school bus a light jacket, the winds will not be like yesterday, but cool. as we roll in the afternoon the temperatures roll up. noon 66 degrees, it's going to be a pleasant morning for an exercise walk or walk rover. 72 degrees by 3:00 p.m. high of 73 slips in late in the day 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., 71 degrees, as we look at the pollen count we're no longer in the super high zone but medium high over the next several days, straight through the weekend a word to the wise for allergy sufferers. >>> karen, what about the roads and the rails. >> reporter: between philadelphia and new york city everything is cancel. the rest of the northeast corridor running with a modified schedule between washington, d.c. and philadelphia and new york city and boston. new jersey transit is honoring amtrak tickets. atlantic city rail line, new jersey transit still remain

the wreckage of the deepwater horizon is still there. it took two hours to get down.hen made a curve around the side of the disaster, taking sediment samples along the way. when we got down there, really the most stark thing to report was that there is basically nothing there. it is a moonscape host of basically, all of the sea life that could get out of the way of the oil got out of the way of the oil. every thing else, and dr. joyce words, was nuked and killed. and there is a blanket of oil as much as two inches thick covering 3000 square feet of the ocean floor. nermeen: bp insists most of the crude oil that leaked in the deepwater horizon oil rig explosion dissolved or evaporated before it reached land, and did not settle on the ocean floor. in february, politico published an article titled "no, bp didn't , ruin the gulf" that was written by bp senior vice president of communications geoff morrell. he wrote -- "natural oil seeps release up to the equivalent of nearly six exxon valdez spills in the gulf each year, and microbes in the gulf have adapted over time to

the horizon is dotted by oil rigs.t's something that people don't really understand about this coastline as beautiful, sort of unspoiled as it is when you are standing on the beach, oil has a huge presence here in this part of california and certainly it is clear that this was just a tiny fraction of the huge amount of oil that moves on shore and off of this particular area of santa barbara. >> jake ward we'll be looking for your update. thank you. >>> the u.s. and cuba are at the negotiating table again in an attempt to restore diplomatic ties. the discussions are focused on reopening embassies in washington and havana. one state department official says the two sides are closer than they have ever been now that president obama has moved to stake the nation off of the list of state sponsors of terrorism. >>> airlines are adding direct flights between the two countries and as usher reports from havana american tourists are already flocking to cuba. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for cubans and u.s. citizens alike, there is little do

we need a longer horizon bancorp. -- horizon than that. senator mikulski: i am being critical of all of us. secretary carter: it is not a way to run a proud department that is protecting us. you mentioned other department as well. the chairman mentioned the same thing. we are defense but national security is bigger than that. national security, which i need to take an interest and responsibility for, is bigger than our department in today's world because of the complexities and threats. we need homeland security, we need a law enforcement and other things that are not military an d in our budget. finally, you mentioned quality people for our force. we have a big nixon force in terms of the quality of people. -- we have a magnificent force. that is because we can be selective from a large pool of americans who were patriotic and wants to serve. we need to make sure that we have future generations that wants to get into it. that is why r&rd and what other things that makes a country great is important to national security in the long run. so

deep water horizon rig, killing 11, spilling more than 200 million gallons of water. in 1979 the oil well blew out in the gulf of mexico spewing 140 gallons of oil into the ocean. it may not be the biggest oil spill history. the exxon valdez accident is considered one of the worst disasters. in 1989 an oil tanker ploughed into a reef pouring 1300 miles of oil into the water. pristine shore line was damaged. millions of animals died. many nearby residents suffered from health problems and alaska has not recovered. >> let's bring in our guest, david valentine is a professor of earth science and biology from sanda barbara. and bob deans is the director of strategic engagement for the national resource defense council, joining us from richmond virginia. thank you both for joining us. let's start with you, we know it's the worst oil spill to hit santa barbara, but how does this compare to the others. >> this particular spill, it's very localized and impact of the in that local area, we are dealing with an area of shore line, 4-9 miles in length. because the oil came from l

you can see some of the light every day popping over the horizon, leading us to start off with sunshine, some clouds offer in the distance, though, looking further inland on storm scan3. and eventually, we are going to start to see some showers and thunderstorms to get triggered later today. sixty-three your current temperature, meanwhile, at philadelphia international airport, as the day goes on, we expect the high to easily hit 84 but again got to keep eye to the sky for the scattered showers and storms. >> mid 80s we take it, not record high for this date, 90 degrees. but here we go accident, we won't take this, this is coming off the ben franklin bridge. right before franklin street. taking out two right lanes. looks like we are dealing with back up, starting to the bridge especially with the increased volume. so just keep that keep that in mind coming over the river into philadelphia. ninety-five starting to pick up basically allegheny south all the way into the vine. right around cottman. volume increasing, have some patience this morning, stay with us, we'll be right back. i used

i know in a time when we're afflicted by short-termism we're not looking over the horizon for the investments that we need to make in our fellow citizens, in our children. so i'm well aware that progress will not be easy, despite the emerging bipartisan consensus for certain reforms and that we will have to overcome deep divisions and try to begin to replenish our depleted reservoirs of trust. but i am convinced, as the congenital optimist i must be to live my life that we can rise to this challenge, we can heal our wounds, we can restore balance to our justice system and respect in our communities and we can make sure that we take actions that are going to make a difference in the lives of those who, for too long, have been marginalized and forgotten. let's protect the rights of all our people. let's take on the broader inequities in our society. we can't separate the unrest we see in our streets from the cycles of poverty and despair that hollow out those neighborhoods. despite all the progress we've made in our country lifting people up, and it has been extraordinary, too many of our fello

satellite shows you that we have plenty of sunshine coming up over the horizon.re are a few clouds overhead right now but they're thin enough where i think they're going to evaporate fairly quickly. we should wind up with a fair amount of sunshine. a bit of a breeze coming down out of the northwest that's very cool and refreshing. 62 degrees in philadelphia right now. in the northern suburbs still in the 50's. in fact wilmington has now dropped to 57 and millville in the upper 50's so maybe a light jacket as you head outside. and as we take a look at your day, not going to be as warm as yesterday but plenty of sunshine and pretty nice overall. 60 by 8:00 a.m. by noon, 66. we probably won't make the 70's until about 2 o'clock this afternoon and then a high of 72 around 4:00 before sliding back into the upper 60's by 6 o'clock this evening. as we take a look at pollen counts of course we had that great break yesterday where you could breathe deep and not have any problem. now we're back into the medium high range so medications possibly needed again for those of yo

sun just starting to pop up over the horizon. the it is still a little dark, outside over whitefield elementary school in the playground there. our three day forecast will start heating up. mid 80's by saturday. courtesy of the warm front which brings in clouds and scattered showers and maybe even a thunderstorm, vittoria. >> good morning, everyone. we are still dealing with the the suspension, of amtrak services between philadelphia and new york. also the suspension of the trent than line for regional rails. ac rail, shuttle busing. they have provided extra trains for west trenton line and market frankford line will be making all stops. new jersey transit is cross honoring but stay with us, we will >>> the word is, limitless. >> most people cannot even begin to imagine. >> jenkintown own's bradley cooper is back for more tv version of the hit movie limit less. it starred cooper as a struggling writer who is able to access 100 percent of his brain when he takes a special drug, a new cbs series picks up where the movie left off. c

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we saw what happened with the deep horizon and the results of that still being made evident today. mahihi are swimming several miles slower, which means they can't catch their prey and dolphins are dying at an exception am amount. you can read in the daily newspaper that focuses on it, the lead story today is on how many bottle knows dolphin deaths are being attributed now -- >> that's part of the official report is the effect on dolphins. founder and president of the project, thank you for your insights this morning, thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. >> a florida postal workerring pleaded inning for flying a gyro copter on to the lawn of the capitol. douglas hughes appeared in federal court not far from where he landed. he wanted to call attention to the influence of big money in politics. >> are you disappointed that with your stunt the focus has been on the security of the nation's capitol, rather than what you wanted to call attention to, the issue of money in politics? >> i didn't expect congress was going to enter into a discussion about finance campaign reform

we need a longer horizon bancorp. -- horizon than that. senator mikulski: i am being critical of all of us. secretary carter: it is not a way to run a proud department that is protecting us. you mentioned other department as well. the chairman mentioned the same thing. we are defense but national security is bigger than that. national security, which i need to take an interest and responsibility for, is bigger than our department in today's world because of the complexities and threats. we need homeland security, we need a law enforcement and other things that are not military an d in our budget. finally, you mentioned quality people for our force. we have a big nixon force in terms of the quality of people. -- we have a magnificent force. that is because we can be selective from a large pool of americans who were patriotic and wants to serve. we need to make sure that we have future generations that wants to get into it. that is why r&rd and what other things that makes a country great is important to national security in the long run. so

nothing on the horizon that this change the war will be for the next year or so. . >>james: bay area baseball the giants racking their fourth straight when he is a lot of the outside the toll plaza camera at the bay bridge as we look out to the east bay antioch this morning 53 degrees mild start 69 by lunchtime 77 by 3:00 this afternoon a nice one day ahead we will be right back. h st night winning back-to-back the giants beating the padres. the giants have won seven straight games the tech on the padre's again tonight that gave minnesota in a to 7 victory last night they're getting a lot of attention this morning not for the charity event itself with the unusual celebrity fashion that blessing on the red carpet + madonna not very happy with the drake. >>reporter: a lesser levies made their run mark on the red carpet my every offer was a when the real winner money raised their benefits defense exhibit apparently he is she not happy either they will soon tell the world what they think about bruce the special about bruce beers later this month still had said the shoot

the odds are slim to zero that we're going to extend it to yet a further horizon. constantly eats itself. tears down, builds up, expands according to no known or easily understood plan. an organic thing, responding to the dark dreams of the american sub conscience. come frolic, live like caesar, or make money off those who do. drop a few moist bills in a gas station slot, see the full spectrum of human folly and commit some follies of your own. ♪ >>> some time ago something crawled or slithered or grew like a fungus. something that started small, got bigger, lurched like a swamp thing out of the mud and moist earth and humid nights of the delta. then it took over the world. so, next time some smartass foreigner, horrified by our ham-fisted foreign policy wonders out loud what good is america, well, you can always pipe up that the blues, rock and roll, r&b and soul all came out of this place, s

to help horizon compete in the online video market, it includes the huffington post and tech crunch the deal is expected to close this summer the current ceo, tim armstrong will continue to lead the company. >>> and uber valued the company at $50 million and that is more than fedex or capital one or direct tv. investors want in and the company is able to raise a lot of money and they are looking to branch out beyond ride sharing like food delivery and bike messengers. >>> the nissan moreno got the best rating from the insurance institute for highway rating and ford flex the second best acceptable rating, it happens web the front collided with another object touch as a utility pole. >>> one university is taking a new approach to getting the students through the ceremony in an orderly fashion. rowan university is holding commencements weeks holding six ceremonies in a week. today was the largest of the graduations 950 students in science and math and engineering received their diplomas. marcy dunbar gave the address and got an honorary degree. >>> a new place for children to enjoy the

. >> you up to over into your horizon. -- you have to look over a two-year horizon.ry strong labor markets, and very low interest rates, even if we had started sooner on lowering rates. i think that that could lead to asset polls if we are not careful. mike: do you see that happening? >> the negative rates to create dislocations in the market. and the fed was hoping that they will not have to keep it this low for too long because they will create wealth effect which they have done i, and they were hoping to create stimulation, where they failed. i think they can point to hazen of signs of hope that it will be strong enough -- positive signs and hope it will be strong enough. still ahead on the bloomberg market day, will the market be a match for the 30 and younger crowd entering wall street? how they prepare for a fed recall. ♪ pimm: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am pimm fox and let's take a look at some of the top stories are crossing the terminal right now peter the u.s. senate is holding a rare sunday session. it has to do with the national security

it seems to be on the horizon. is closely tying their rate heightening to jobs and -- >> your expertise is corporate earnings. if i'm buying stocks based on earnings or if that's a significant factor to my investment strategy where are the strongest sectors right now? >> the strongest fundamentals were with health care, financials, and consumer discretionary. revenues down 2%. that's certainly still a weak spot. the top line isn't growing as much as it should be. we are still seeing sectors with strength. a lot of the consumer scarytion names we've been getting this week, the retailer wraps up the season. it's been mixed. walmart, highly disappointing numbers. they are paying employees more. the stronger dollar. the stronger dollar having a negative impact. >> christie short, thank you for coming in. a reminder to listen to lou's financial reports three times a day on the salem radio network. well nasa physicists want the public to weigh in on dark spots on cirrus. they took this picture which shows a cluster of wh

obama halted oil exploration after deep horizon spilled oil into the gulf of mexico in 2010. the moratorium didn't last long. activists say approving the drilling goes against his policy of slowing down the exploration and use of fossil fuels to reduce global warming. drilling in the arctic has never before been possible, but because of ice melting ships and rigs now have a clearer path. >> the arctic is a very special place. it acts like an air conditioner for the world. it keeps the climate in check. it's the home to 4 million people and so many endemic species that any kind of disaster up there would be impossible to mitigate. >> she will hopes to have rigs in place by july. it's a risky operation. bad weather and rough sees meant a previous attempt in 2012 was postponed. >> this track record showed shell isn't ready or they would like to tell us that they have learned from their mistakes, we have seen no evidence. >> those promoting oil exploration say moving into new resource frontiers is crucial. given other countries like russia are also pursuing arctic oil. bureau of

just a few shreds of high cloudiness on the western horizon. should make for a pretty sunset. clouds making the sunshine tomorrow. it will become warmer and a little humid in the afternoon as a little line of clouds that runs from raleigh northwest up towards indianapolis in chicago that is a warm front. we will get some warm and humid air through the weekend and early next week. for tonight, still clear and cool. love tonight near 50 degrees. leon: the season. developing now. a man arrested after a security scare at the white house. this man apparently tried to launch a drone just a few feet from the fence at the white house. it is unclear if use intended to fly the drone towards the executive mansion of whether he was his trying to take aerial photos. remember in january when another drone crashed on the white house lawn after its operator was control? a group calling it the syrian electronic army is taking credit for hacking "the washington post" website this afternoon. the newspaper shut down the mobile site for a time after the attack. alison: police in vienna are investi

right along the horizon. sunset being behind few clouds. we have a bit of a sea breeze kicking in tomorrow along the coast and that will help to cool off our coastal community tomorrow afternoon. look how much warmer today wasn't yesterday. not huge surprise there felt warm today but the double digit game from yesterday look at richmond. 64 yesterday up to 88 today as 24 degree temperature difference. we see 20 degree jump in san francisco from 64 to 84 in the afternoon. and san jose nice and toasty yesterday were you 72. today high of 88 degrees. 16 degrees warmer. the past 24 hours. as you step outside i should say felt rather mild. san francisco right now 73 agrees average high this time of year is right around 65. well above that even after the 9:00 o'clock hour. 72 in oakland. 65 in nap a.currently 76 in san jose and livermore at 78 degrees. now the reason why all the warm high pressure in control satellite will show you not a cloud in the sky today t.washington is happening the high is actually shift to go the east tomorrow. so round

. >> the company has owned the deep water horizon drilling rig will pay millions to people affected by the 2010 spill in the gulf of mexico. transocean will pay more than $210 million to some business owners and individuals. the company also reached a deem with b.p. and halliburton to end legal claims against each other for the spill. >> the gulf oil spill may have caused dolphins a die at a higher rate than normal. scientists looked at tissue samples from dolphins that died between 2010 and 2012. they had diseases likely caused by oil exposure. >> a military training accident in hawaii last weekend killed a marine and injured two others. there is still no discovery of the cause of the crash. during dement, two crashes killed 22 marines. >> talks between the u.s. and cuba over restoring diplomatic ties focus on reopening embassies in washington and havana. some in congress are have itical. here is an exchange between a top official and senator opposed to the administration's cuba policy. >> in national security terms we believe the engagement with cuba through diplomatic relations will

libraries, and school leaders to help every student get a library card so they can expand their horizons in a place like this. it's all part of our connect ed initiative to connect 99% of america's students to high speed internet because no matter who you are, where you live, or how much money you got, you should be able to action the world's knowledge and information just like anyone else. in a global economy, we got to help insure that everyone of every age in every zip code, urban and rural has the chance to learn the skills that lead directly to a good job. that's also why i have put forward a plan to make two years of community college as free and universal for every american as high school is today. it's something i will talk in my commencement address in watertown, south dakota. it's a community college with a graduation rate that is nearly twice the national average. they're proving that a great education can be within everyone's reach. all of us have a responsibility to not only make sure our own children have pathways to success, but that all children do. a great education is t

. >> setting sale for new horizons. >> everyone's all right. i got another one here. the video at the beginning, he's being silly. how silly? there's a dude there with a blow pipe and it's aimed at his buddy. what do you think is going to happen? >> it's not a jar is it. he's trying to pierce his friend's tongue. >> a cigarette? >> this is my proudest moment. >> one of the best things is our viewers often send us videos they hope will end up on the show. this one is from patrick. he watches it in montana. this is a time lapse video of patrick giving himself a summertime trim. >> i know. patrick tells us he does this once a year. he does it himself. that's impressive. >> look at it. it looks fantastic. >> he gets his beard all trimmed up. >> how does he get it so easily though honestly. that's amazing. here is the finished product. >> that's amazing. good stuff right there. >> i love it. you see the product and rewind and go back to the beginning and my goodness it does grow fast. look out summertime. next right this minute. and still to come dude's got a little someth

there. >> keeping the focus to wildlife, a new report is linking dolphin deaths to the deep water horizon disaster. sea creatures have been stranding themselves on beaches in record numbers. take a listen. >> scientists blamed the oil spill for the bottle-nosed dolphins. a report backs up what scientists suspected, millions of barrels of crude from the spill caused dolphins to die at four times the normal rate. >> we are seeing something that is unusual in the dolphin bodies themselves, and this is linked to oil. the national oceanic and atmospheric organization focused on a heavily oiled region tissue samples from dolphins that died between 2010 and 2012 reveal half had adenyl diseases. >> the glands are here. >> the doctor at the institute for marine mammal studies collected tissue samples from some of the more than 150 dolphin carcasses analysed in the report. they sebbing ummed to num -- sebbing um to um ownia, and could -- pneumonia, and could have issues with the brain, heart, liver and kidneys. researchers examined dolphins found dead and 33% had adenyl or lung disease compared to

you go with key or maybe go with first horizon. there's lots of good news in the semis.ood news in the regional banks. i think people are going to be surprised how well this mbia deal will come. big deal. a lot of stock being offered. housing, house semi semi. those are working. >> what's on "mad" tonight? s. >> a company called wix, an israeli company. then american airlines. doug parker one of the most exciting ceos in the company. they've got a big integration coming. >> i had to go to usair. >> that is about to change. there was some bad interaction. >> doug parker is a thoughtful man. maybe he can get it going tonight on "mad." >> see you tonight "mad money." when we return speaking of financials jpmorgan chase meeting about to get under way. >>> grub hut ceo matt maloney. the design evolves the engineering advances. but the passion to drive a mercedes-benz is something that is common... to every generation of enthusiast. the 2015 dream machines, from mercedes-benz. today's icons. tomorrow's legends. visit the dream machine event today for up to $3,500 towards purch

i think that is why volatility at that three-month horizon might be a little lower than we have seenll eyes are on the u.k. election. it is still a very open election with just a couple of days to go . so i think the currency market -- if we did not have an election this week, for example and we did not have all that uncertainty associated with it the macro economics and the u.k. were very solid. we would see sterling much wrong than it is right now, we think. caroline: is there a risk we will suddenly see a jump back up for sterling that people are not positioned for because people turned their attention to the bank of england? phyllis: i think that is the case. if we see, for example an outright win for one of the parties, we could see a relief rally in sterling. caroline: how do you position yourself when there's so many uncertainties? phyllis: we have been recommending long positions in sterling volatility for six months now. that has been the best way to play it, rather than taking a directional trade. we have recommended going along the euro sterling volatility. mark: we had a

. >> thunderstorms on the horizon too. when you can you expect the high temperatures to cook up more thunderstorms? tom kierein has some answers. >> good morning. we'll fast forward two months feeling more like july than may. off to a mild and muggy start. scanning all the clouds over us not picking up any rain. wither all clear on the storm team 4 -- we are all clear on the storm team 4 radar for now. it is later this afternoon we'll likely get scattered isolated thundershowers all around the region popping up by mid to late afternoon. before then it will soar into the upper 80s, the average highs for mid july not mid may. upper 80s in the metro areas and low 80s in western maryland, pan handle of west virginia. low 80s shenandoah valley. east of the blue ridge, east of catoctin mountain, 80s. right around the bay, right around 80 degrees. next weather and traffic on the 1s 6:41. a look at what to wear on this mild and muggy monday. melissa is looking at a backup on 66. what's happening with that? >> it's loosening up a b

. >> reporter: well, guys we have sun up over the horizon but there are in general going to be more clouds around today. take a look, you see a fair amount of cloud cover thin enough to allow sun in early. we have rain to the south, it was creeping into cape may county and southern delaware, but it appears tobs evaporating and re-- to be evaporating and receding. 50 in wilmington, 50 in sea isle city. mid 40s in allentown. 51 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m., 62. i expect a high of 63 probably around 4:00 p.m. and the pollen count still running medium high probably spiking tomorrow. karen, we have big time improvement in the forecast for the weekend, i'll have the details coming up in the seven day. >> reporter: this is the jam we have at i-95 allegheny all these people heading toward center city that's the southbound traffic jamming past academy to cottman and again from the ben franklin bridge to girard. 24 minute ride. we have an accident the city avenue bridge northbound toward ridge avenue we've got vehicles on the road. seems like we have a tow truck as well. watch for this on the scen

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12 month think on a horizon, stocks will be higher.ven if they tick up a little bit, where we see attractive what is tied to the economy after this slow patch, we like that. we think there are pockets in emerging markets as well. i want to find out where the risks are in the market and what you need to avoid. you are watching "bloomberg market day." ♪ alix: this is the "bloomberg market day." .y guests are still with me you just heard the case before the break about small caps and risky assets. what is your call? we talked about it during the break -- you've got a picasso indicator -- rising prices, low, low interest rates that drive all asset prices higher. the mechanism of pricing an asset is a discounting mechanism of an interest rate. that's the most enduring component and interest-rate are low and they are going to stay low. dirty basis points, the 10 year yield is not a major trend change, and i would be interested to see if it goes the same way. if you have this negative interest rate policy in place for a trillion euro in the s

looking at a bright start with the cloud cover that's burning off now that the sun is up over the horizon. 57 degrees in philadelphia. winds calm. as we look at satellite there's additional cloud cover to the west this will filter through the region, overall we expect the day to be mainly sunny with a few passing clouds at times. as we look at the day planner. 58 degrees cool by 8:00 a.m. 74 by 1:00. 2:00 p.m., 83 high of 85 degrees probably around 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. high temperatures across the region, warm up in the lehigh valley and down through berks county with highs in the mid 80s and allentown and reading. notice how we get closer to the coast the cooler it gets near the ocean water. mild and bright. dad vail regatta noon, 78 degrees 4:00 p.m. holding a temperature close to 85-degree high right on the schuylkill expressway. lots of sun wear sunscreen if you're rowing or observing the rowers. phillies 77 degrees for the first pitch 68 in the 9th inning. it's cole hamels versus mar vee vee -- harvey tonight that's a pretty big pitchers duel. we have sub tropical storm ana declared. no

there is cooler weather on the horizon. later in the weekend until next week maybe we on to temperatures on monday in the 70s. tonight, isolated showers storm warm and muggy. upper 60s to low 70s for most. mid 60s in cool spots. tomorrow morning dry. partly sunny warming quickly. we'll get up in the low to mid 80s by lunchtime. that will lead to afternoon showers and thunderstorms. 87 to 92. three-day-forecast. more storms possible friday afternoon. fewer on saturday. near 90. by sunday storms with the fronts 86. with luck, by monday we'll hold in the 70s. stay w >>> anadrol spelling bee is taking place today. >> competitors have been whittled down to 49. there will be a new champion tomorrow night. some words they are brushing on include these. >> that means excessive talking. there is nobody around here like that. see you at 11:00. >>> oh, wow. >>> taylor and calvin harris, kate hudson and derek hough. summer couples. who's sizzling and fizzling? >>> why bristol palin canceled wedding. >>> which couple is sharing their pr

and doppler hd showing you live skies outside from the emoriville camera and you can see along the horizoner of fog pushing inland as the sea breeze continues to kick in and strengthen just a bit. and cooler today compared to the end of last week when we had the summer like heat. but spring like today. the numbers on the second day of may. sfo. better than 66 degrees. below the average of 66. and san jose 66 average is 73. so seasonable this afternoon. but kneeling cooler. out there right now, 53 in save. 54 in oakland. 57 in danville. livermore checking in with a temperature of 61. satellite radar will show you the three areas of high pressure keeping any storm from coming into the bay area out at sea. and what this is doing is deepening the marine layer and creating the fog you see along the coast. so the future fog cast showing you the fog and low clouds spreading inland. the clouds around the bay. and by sunday morning 10:00 the fog will burn off in the east bay and the sth bay. it will linger in parts of the north bay, san francisco and along the coast. so by the afternoon, everyone s