howard: you have got to read the book. [laughter] howard: no. betty's sort of comes to the decision that i came to about her life, that she had performed a service and she had a certain character, and her great bit of luck is that she was able to channel this wayward character into something that she could believe in, they gave her life a purpose. i think that is something -- we are all born with many faults, many attributes, but only the lucky among us are able to channel our talents into something larger than themselves, and that is what betty was able to do and what she realized about her life. so the journey she goes on is very fulfilling. >> all the way in the back, we have got two. >> can you tell a little bit about the story about carlos santorius, that she rescued from the military prison? howard: when betty was a young girl living in washington, d.c. she went to a country club outside d.c. with her parents. she saw this glamorous man playing tennis. she was just 14 years old and she stared at him, and he gave her a wink. 20 years later,

throughas all coming howard. and i had no money at howard. i had very little money. i didn't have it. for some reason. desk inrked behind the the dormitory for the whole four years i was there. so i saw everybody. they all are coming to the court. nightknew on a saturday when it was time to go by on a friday night, i know who was asking for who. and they would all come through, everybody. and ituld come through was a buzzing system. and i got to the point where i knew who everyone was. and sometimes someone would come up and it would change. [laughter] not that one. it was tremendous education but i never used it to help my economic status. what about: teachers? at howard? elaine jones: nobody at howard pushed me into law. julian bond: activism? elaine jones: let me see, how did i get pushed? i think what motivated me mainly was the atmosphere at howard. and i was a political science major and i said it was the wrong major for me. forish is the best major law. because it is reading and writing and speaking. i know that howard did have an influence on me. -- the jr. w

tonight we're learning all of them have ties to howard. metro police say adam murray held the women against their will saturday night inside of a home. two days later some howard university students are taking extra precautions. >> i think it's a tragic situation. i'm not sure all the specifics. i think it's a great time for us to come together as women and make sure we're all being safe. whether that's walking with someone else, multiple people. just being aware of your surroundings. >> police are saying the suspect knew his victims. murray has been charged with kidnapping. >>> more than five years after the jersey sandusky sex abuse scandal, the university's former president is going on trial. jury selection got underway in the case against grah a graduate student reported that he saw sandusky sexually abuse a boy in a team shower back in 2001. he was forced out as the university president shortly after sandusky was charged with child molestation in november of 2011. and two of spanier's top lieutenants were also charged. they struck ple

howard. >> moving up to executive chairman. obviously still very much involved with the company, working in the higher level of the pyramid, maybe even getting people to pay for a much more expensive cup of coffee that they love. but this also gives you some time. my friend jim stewart of "the new york times" recently speculated that it would be so easy for you to say, run forment and that's in part because you can tweet your way to the top of a presidential party. you care passionately about so many things beyond just the best cup of coffee. is this a time where you could do parallel? you could do political and continue as executive chairman? >> well, we had a board meeting yesterday and a wonderful board dinner last night welcoming three new board members, satya nadella from microsoft, and ross brewer from sams walmart, and what we talked about was most importantly the future of the company and our respective roles and responsibilities. i have a full-time job in building these roasteries around the world, building the ultra-p

howard hodgkin first arrived on the scene in the 19605. he made his name in the 705 and triumphed in the 805, representing britain at the venice biennale and winning the turner prize. i am very pleased, very grateful and very surprised. matisse, degas and jackson pollock were all influences. but it was the light and life of india that he first discovered in 1964 which became his great love and inspiration. look at those colours in a row. lilac, the pink, the orange, yellow between. amazing. i think more than any other artist i can think of, howard's paintings are a celebration of life, they are an exploration of life. it is notjust life as if seen by a one—eyed cyclops. it is life in motion, it is life as experienced over many years, but more than anything else, it is viewed through sensation and emotion and through feeling. howard hodgkin might not have enjoyed picking up his brush and making his art, but he couldn't resist it and never stopped. his paintings were his way of remembering and will be our way of remembering him. the artist s

this is a self—portrait by howard hodgkin.tyle, to step out of time and place in order to paint memories. it is what marked him out as an artist. abstract, yet subjective. each painting was the result of the laborious stop—start process that could take years. i hate the act of painting, i always have done. people have said to me so often, amateur painters, aren't you lucky to be able to do this? and i say, no thank you. i'm not lucky. i may be lucky with the result, but having to go through the horrors of painting the picture is not something i ever look forward to. howard is really one of the great painters of his generation. he is up there with david hockney, with bridget riley. he has got an international reputation and he leaves behind him some very, very great works of art. howard hodgkin first arrived on the scene in the 1960s. he made his name in the 70s and triumphed in the 805, representing britain at the venice biennale and winning the turner prize. i am very pleased, very grateful and very surprised. matisse, degas

this is a self—portrait by howard hodgkin.epresentation of his feelings and sensations. that was his style, to step out of time and place in order to paint memories. it is what marked him out as an artist. abstract, yet subjective. each painting was the result of the laborious stop—start process that could take years. i hate the act of painting, i always have done. people have said to me so often, amateur painters, aren't you lucky to be able to do this? and i say, no thank you. i'm not lucky. i may be lucky with the result, but having to go through the horrors of painting the picture is not something i ever look forward to. howard is really one of the great painters of his generation. he is up there with david hockney, with bridget riley. he has got an international reputation and he leaves behind him some very, very great works of art. howard hodgkin first arrived on the scene in the 1960s. he made his name in the ‘70s and triumphed in the ‘80s, representing britain at the venice biennale and winning the turner prize. i am v

it's called howard west, a program that puts the brightest computer scientists from howard right into the google pipeline. here is the story. >> this is one of the hubs of computer science at howard university but soon they'll be getting a second one thanks to google in silicone valley. >> this is a view of the second hub, googleplex. nearly 3000 miles from d.c. but a place that will feel like home for howard student james walker. >> i looked into it and was like wow. >> reporter: howard west hopes to solve a major problem. more than a third of african americans with computer science degrees come from historically black colleges. those students rarely find top tech jobs. >> often times, students don't have the networking, the same mentors. >> reporter: james has already interned with google and is going back this summer. >> it is definitely breath taking. the best way to explain it is an amusement park for adults. >> rising juniors and seniors will be selected with applications starting in the next few weeks. it will be a three month stay this summer with students' own work spaces and

. >>> new this morning, howard university is opening a campus at the google plex in mountainview. jessica has more on this big announcement. >> reporter: imagine the leg up these kids will have when it comes to landing their future jobs. this new idea is to give them a physical space where they will learn the innovative tools they need for future careers, all while soaking up the tech culture in silicon valley. the sprawling google plex located in the heart of silicon valley is stuff of movies. >> welcome to google. this is not your average internship. >> reporter: the corporate headquarters in mountainview does seem like a university campus and now it really will be for 25 hand-picked students from one of the nation's top historically black universities. >> we're excited to partner with howard university to create a more immersive experience. >> reporter: google made the announcement today as a new commitment to diversity in tech. like a study abroad program, but instead of another country, students will come from washington, d.c. to silicon valley. the 12-week summer program wil

howarde puppy is in county animal control come in the shelter recovering. ok,told the puppy will be largely thanks to a mother and son we talked to tonight. >> i was shocked. tom: this is the condition eddie the pitbull was found in saturday. >> he was a may see it and smelled horrible. >> his eyes were really messed up. tom: he end his mom noticed something on the road that was not there when they drove by earlier. thehis is where i saw container. something about it worried me. i said why don't you hop out and just take a look. that is when we discovered somebody had left the puppy there. >> it was awful to see the dog in that kind of shape. i thought, who could do this? tom: they called animal control. >> she lifted it very gently because he was very frail. i honestly wondered if the dog would make it. tom: the good news, the 10 week old puppy is now expected to survive for stop the bad news, howard county animal control has not found who left it. they face criminal are good people and would find this behavior revolting. i really hope they find who did th

than just an institution. >> the importance of howard is that howard has always led the black colleges in a firm proposition that everyone who comes through our doors will contribute. >> reporter: contributions that have been made and recognized around the world. today the university celebrates its 150 year history. >> over three-quarters of all the federal judges in this country who have of african decent work at block colleges. >> reporter: presidents of historically black colleges and universities met with president trump this week. meetings with the trump administration has also been an issue for many students. jada watts says there was even more concern after president wayne frederick and other students met with betsy devos, the new secretary of education. many students say they felt blindsided by the meeting and are calling for more transp pa r transparen transparency. the students protested inside the convocation ceremony. the university says president frederick is listening. he has met with every student organization that's wanted to sit down with him. they also say he'll conti

howard bernstein said it's going to get cooler. >> tomorrow's temperatures in the afternoon could be0 degrees, maybe more in some spots, cooler than this afternoon. the 78 at dulles, that set a new record for today, breaking the old record of 76. cold front here. we call this a backdoor cold front because it's coming in from the backdoor. lots of clouds now after sun earlier. still very mild. 77 in town. charlottesville, 77. philly in the low 60s. that's the cool air that will be moving our way. we're not going to be in the 40s. i think we'll only be in the 50s tomorrow afternoon. looking at the futurecast for tonight, not bad if you're going spots. overnight notice how the winds start kicking in the east. by morning, 6 a.m., upper 40s to low 50s. we'll only get back to the mid to upper 50s with a better chance for showers tomorrow night in toward monday morning so we'll monitor for a possible yellow weather alert to start monday. monday as the winds turn back from the south, i think we'll be back in the 70s. all the details of the up and down 7-day forecast coming up for you in a fe

so first of all, you never want to bet against howard schultz. while he is the outgoing ceo, he is still at the company. so he is part of the day to day. don't bet against him. 54 is great support on this. you have great risk reward. and flul three, an article the other day that talked about onlike ordering, the apps like guy uses to order your coffee has created chaos at the stores is so busy. it is never been he a bad thing to have too many customers. they'll figure it out. >> i was talking to jim cramer today on power lunch. and he said they were trying to redesign the stores. the stores they redesigned, they figured out that problem where peel aren't standing around for their mobile orders while they're watching people walking through doors getting their orders first. >> if you think about the long plan, ultimately you have a case where you have a guy running the company is an operational genius. this is what he does. this is a company entering the next phase. this is out there with mcdonald's. maybe that sounds like they've been out there a

howard? >> i would say there's something about the eternal war between barack obama and donald trump that began years ago. it began with the birthism and continued with the jokes the president made at the dinner. number two, it is trump versus comey, which the trump people comey and the wider intelligence community which the trump people view as a nest of people who oppose him. they don't trust him. as for comey he may want to stay in the shadows for him he has a record of coming out in public and explaining his actions to prove he is not political, he did it in the fall with hillary clinton and the e-mails. he came out and said we're looking at this. i want to tell everybody about it. he decided to try to protect his integrity and that of the justice department. i'm trying to make your point which is he should come out given his past behavior. say it flat out. if he gets fired, he gets fired. he said the other day, i expect to be here for the full extent of my term. >> sean spicer was asked

tonight, howard had a flashback. irson.sixers was traded he's hawks up by six, he had 14, bi time for rashon, holmes. he's pretty good. but the s answer for dwight howard, fourth quarter. dominating down low. 22 rebounds, and 20 points. 20-20 game. sixers lose 99-9 to. >>> an impressive wildcats is over, they lost. the wolferines with 22, congrats to the wildcats on an amazing season. desean and lesean becamenames, e shouldn't alshon is next.ey whe field, he's one of the best, doug pederson believes the five-year vet can help carson wentz and take a big step forward. >> carson's comfort level is going to with all the guys not just one. guy like alshon who has the experience and, you know, an opp win games think it's still, you know, we'llinspring. >> say what? phillies and tige three-run shot to right, 4-2, in sixth with a solo shot. phillies win 8-2 and beat the pirates by the samescore. it's the time of thle or team that best rents philadelphia. some of the nominees are cari lloyd, wayne simmons, malcomb jenkins an

accusing howard's president of being an overseer on donald trump's plantation. dr.ne frederick sent out a message saying while he respects freedom of expression he considers this graffiti to be vandalism and he says he will do whatever it takes to stop it. a volunteer group of graduate students applied bleach to this spray paint. struggling to restore the sidewalk. >> not on our campus. >> reporter: it reminds him of the graffiti racists sprayed at his college in north carolina seven years ago when he was an undergraduate. >> they had we don't want any blacks and now -- no this for a historically black president. >> on monday students found the graffiti on sidewalks and buildings all around howard's iconic yard. some students are furious that howard's president was among the group of education leaders who met with mr. trump at the white house. >> i don't believe that. >> they say vandalizing your own college is the wrong way to deal with a political dispute. >> we know our president is not a [ bleep ]. we know our president is not an overseer. our president is a bis

howard? >> good stuff. it is amazing. and, in prince george's county.isitor's center has neat afterfacts. >> there is no limit to what you can visit. >>> but are you correct with the three degree guarantee? >> it was 44 degrees. it was chilly. that is eight degrees below average. we were nine degrees, actually, 43. we got 44. got that backwards. either way, we were off by one. the actual high was 44. tomorrow, a three degree guarantee is 43 degrees once again. 33 at reagan national. here are some of the temperatures away from the water. it is mixing up the air. without the winds, when you see dew point ins the single digits, we could get a lot colder than that. we have the wind and the water keeping national warmer but 25 in fred rick. in the teens in the mountains. fredericksburg, still above freezing but just about er proximity to the bay, below freezing now. some of the temperatures will be in the phones by tomorrow morning. so, quite cold tonight. and again on sunday. sunday's highs like today, lower 40s . average high is 52. the 50s will return on

elite gymnasts including jessica howard and jamie dantzscher described sexual abuse by dr. lawrence nassar beginning when they were teens. dantzscher won a bronze medal in the 2000 olympics. >> he abused me in my hotel room in sydney at the olympic games. i was disbelieved and even criticized by some in the gymnastics community for bringing this disturbing issue to light. now i know that i am not alone. >> reporter: rhythmic gymnast jessica howard says she was 15 when dr. nassar first abused her. >> my post-gymnastics life has been fraught with issues stemming from the abuse i endured as a young teenager. >> reporter: the sex scandal has odbroiled u.s.a. gymnastics, the national governing body for the sport. last summer an investigation by the indie star revealed allegations against gymnastics coaches that prompted more than 100 young women, including howard and dantzscher, to come forward about nassar. u.s.a. gymnastics was a no-show at today's hearing. that angered connecticut senator richard blumenthal. >> if they really cared, they would be here. >> reporter: senator di

howard fineman, stay with me. on our special coverage, the supreme court and campaign cash, excuse me. before there was sentenced united, there was mccain/feingold, that legislation was trying to deal with something republicans and democrats complain about, campaign finance abuse. well, the feingold in that equation will join me next. >> he has a hearing on monday. >> oh. >> and he's -- >> gorsuch. >> gorsuch. >> neil gorsuch. >> you to think the senate should confirm, yes, no, maybe? >> maybe. i think so, yes, but i have to hear some more about him. because god knows what's going on. >> i don't know anything about him yet. so i'm waiting to hear. >> i would like to hear what he has to say, however what i've read about him, on both sides, is good. both sides think he's a very good, decent man. holding you back or is it your allergy pills? break through your allergies. introducing flonase sensimist. more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase s

howard: it is still so big. person to see these valuations. $40 billion is such a relative number. public, youwent wonder how they would get thicker. -- get bigger. even if it is a home run from this standpoint, it will not have returns like starbucks did in the 1990's. we need companies going public sooner. there are many moving factors to this. joe: as an investor in private companies, theoretically some might ipo one day -- how important is it to you that companies like snapchat find good reception on public markets? howard: in the end, the companies have to perform. i think it's important that the companies have this endgame and not rely on the big companies to buy them. joe: always great to have you. stocktwit's cochairman and founder. scarlet: we have shares of urban outfitters and expressed falling after a grim outlook. is adapting staples to the changing world. scarlet: staples is set to report earnings before the opening bell. repositionings the office supplier after a merger was blocked with office dep

now i know that i am not alone. >> reporter: rhythmic gymnast jessica howard says she was 15 when dr. nassar first abused her. >> my post-gymnastics life has been fraught with issues stemming from the abuse i endured as a young teenager. >> reporter: the sex scandal has embroiled u.s.a. gymnastic, the national governing body for the sport. last summer an investigation revealed allegations against gymnastics coaches that prompted more than 100 young women, including howard and dancer, to come forward about nassar. u.s.a. gymnastics was a no-show at today's hearing. that angered connecticut senatorrismard blumenthal. if they really cared, they would be here. >> reporter: senator dianne feinstein is cosponsor of legislation designed to change the culture of national sports. it would mandate immediate reporting to authorities of any suspected sexual abuse and ban coaches under investigation from continuing to work with children until it's determined there's no risk to them. former u.s.a. gymnastics president steve penny resigned earlier this month. u.s.a. gymnastics supports the bill. >>

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. >> commissioners that places us on 14 ab 1298 howard street - northeast corner of 9th and howard streets. request for a conditional use authorization and large project authorization. >> good afternoon commissioner president hillis and members of the commission doug department staff the item before you a request for a conditional use authorization for the conversion of an automobile services station and the development and large project authorization inform allow demolition of service station and car wash and accessory restaurant for 55 foot tall three or four totally one and 42 thousand square feet that includes 13 thousand plus square feet of ground floor for the administrative and personal and commercial space use and one and 28 thousand for residential use for one and 24 dwelling units the project will have a mix of 0 one bedroom and 52 units it includes an additional thirty thousand plus square feet underground parking garage through a driveway on the street approximately 2000 plus square feet of private speak up will be priority for 14 units and 9 thousand plus square feet of common

. >> reporter: standing with her fellow champions jamie dancher and jessica howard, saying that cultureated an environment that allowed their team doctor to sexually abuse them, and many others. >> i was sexually as bussed as were so many other athletes. >> the doctor accused me at the national train interesting in texas. worse, he abused me in my hotel room and sydney, the olympic games. >> reporter: he was the head physician for team usa gymnastics for 19 years. you can see him here after carrie injured her ankle in the 1996. >> dr. nasser acted as the good guy, supporting me emotionally and promising relief from the pain. now i know he expertly abused me under the guys of treatment. >> reporter: the three former gymnasts shared their very personal stories with the senate judiciary committee to support landmark legislation that would help protect young athletes from sexual predators. >> protecting all children in sports from abuse is paramount importance. that is why this bill is so vital. >> reporter: dr. nasser has denied these allegations of sexual abuse. usa gymnastics officials w

almost ten years ago, dwight howard dawn add super man cape and electrified fans. he was one of the most beloved players in the nba. sewn, his star and his performance have faded. tonight, howard had a flashback. not good for the sixers. former sixers was traded he's balling. there's irson. hawks up by six, he had 14, third quarter, another big in time for rashon, holmes. he's pretty good. but the sixers had no answer for dwight howard, fourth quarter. gets his own rebound. dominating down low. 22 rebounds, and 20 points. 20-20 game. sixers lose 99-9 to. >>> an impressive wildcats is over, they lost. the wolferines with 22, congrats to the wildcats on an amazing season. desean and lesean became household names, the eagles hope shouldn't alshon is next. alshon jeffrey when he's on the field, he's one of the best, doug pederson believes the five-year vet can help carson wentz and take a big step forward. >> carson's comfort level is going to go up with all the guys not just one. but with having a guy like alshon who has the experience and, you know, an opportunity to

. >>> howard university is opening a campus at the google plex in mountain view. >> it's to increasety. jessica castro has more on this announcement. >> reporter: the sprawling google plex located in the heart of silicon valley is stuff of movies. >> welcome to google. this will not be your average internship. >> reporter: the corporate headquarters in mountain view does often seem like a university campus and now it really will be for 25 hand-picked students from one of the nation's top historically black universities. >> we're excited to partner with howard university to create a more immersive experience. >> reporter: google made the announcement today as a new commitment to diversity in tech. students will come from washington, d.c., to silicon valley. the 12-week summer program will debut this year and is unlike any other with courses taught by howard faculty and google engineers. >> to expose us to what is possible and so we're very excited. >> reporter: the president of howard university hopes classes will not only inspire students but also land them future jobs at companies l

. >> reporter: today is the 150th anniversary of howard university. but today the president and his administration were met by student protesters. coming up, we tell you why the students say they're speaking out. >>> it was cold today and even colder tomorrow. take a look at these feels like temperatures during the afternoon. feeling like we're in the 20s. in addition to that, i'm going to have the latest on some snow chances coming up. >>> howard university is marking a historic milestone today, its 150th anniversary. but along with the celebrations, there's also tension on campus. meagan fitzgerald explains. >> reporter: for 150 years howard university has been one of the leaders in higher education and an institution with a rich history. and today the university celebrates and remembers its past. >> over three quarters of all the federal judges in this country who are of african decent did their work at black colleges. >> reporter: that's why presidents of historical black colleges and universities met with president trump this week, hoping to spea

starbucks howard schultz on with jim last night.nd eight are arrested as isis claims responsibility. first up, wall street keeping an eye on wall street today. the president lobbying hard for the gop health reform bill ahead of a critical house vote. rules committee gavels last night without any timing. the house gop delaying a 9:00 a.m. meeting right now. it's going to be a long day. >> yeah. look, i think that the t.a.r.p. comparison if we remember t.a.r.p. goes down the first time and then looks like all heck breaks loose and then t.a.r.p. again. this is like a mini t.a.r.p. to me. i think they're going to have to come up with something. i'm looking at it from the corporate way because that's all i can really add. i know the hmos, the big public hmos so important to the system they don't want to be in this thing anymore. you may think that you could either vote yes for this ryan plan, or you can keep the obamacare, but i'm telling you that obamacare regardless of what trump's saying. i'm looking at the companies, companies don't

. >>> switching gears now, it has been a chilly weekend, but howard bernstein says warmer temps may be on the way. let's hear about that. >> yeah. we'll be back in the 50s tomorrow, 60s by tuesday, but tonight cold again and i notice some of the cherry blossoms that have come early are looking browner, not so much pink, teens and 20s this morning. clear skies today with light winds, so at least we had that going for us, but we're in the 30s. columbus 59, so that warm air is not far away and will begin to arrive here tomorrow. locally we're talking about temperatures tonight that could be in the low 20s again in frederick, gaithersburg and manassas, 25 in andrews, 29 in d.c. tomorrow we'll start out with sun and clouds. it looks like more clouds will be around as we go throughout the afternoon temperatures getting into the 50s. it will be on tuesday which we have a better chance for showers, but look how these temperatures even by lunchtime will be above 60 degrees, so a few showers later in e minutes. we'll have that seven-day forecast and i'll let you know what you can expect the rest

howard recently shared her story with abc's linzie janis. >> you come from a -- an entire environmentlence and strength and doing what you're doing. doing what you're told, obedience. and i just did what i was told. i'd had extreme hip pain, like to the point where i would wake up in the morning unable to walk. >> so you showed up in your shorts and no underwear. >> uh-huh. >> you laid on the table, what happened next? >> he began massaging -- kind of my quads and i.t. bands. then he got closer and closer, you know. to more intimate areas. and then he penetrated me. >> reporter: today, nasser was in a michigan court facing charges of criminal sexual conduct involving a victim under 13 years of age. the alleged victim wasn't a gymnast or a patient in his care. it's one of four different ongoing criminal cases against nasser involving underaged sexual misconduct, none of which are connected to his work with usa gymnastics. nasser has pleaded not guilty to all charges. >> this guy is despicable, this guy is disgusting, and he's a monster. >> reporter: in total, more than 100 women and gi

it is a real pleasure for me to be here along with bob dole and tom daschle who joined me and howard baker in creating this organization 10 years ago. in that regard might i ask that we all reflect for a moment on howard baker who of course is no longer with us but who was a truly great senator, a great leader and most of all one of the finest human beings i have ever known in or out of politics. all of us who founded the bipartisan policy center are proud of the organization, proud of their remarkable progress that's been made over the past decade. the bbc is a testament to how solutions to public policy issues can be forged through credible analysis and our reliance on facts and a deliberate respectable process. so this is a special moment for me, all the more so as i have the opportunity and the honor to join with bob dole in introducing vice president joe biden. [applause] a true leader, a giant in the legislative history of the senate who brought his special personal and unique brand of candor, collaboration and commitment to the legislative and executive branches of our governm

frederick is howard's president. it comes one day after trump med with frederick and other leaders of historically black challenges and universityen incident in howard comes as fallout continues over remarks made by education secretary betsy devos that called the historically black colleges real pioneers of choice. it came after meeting with hvu leader and they devos said providing alternative option for those denied quality school is legacy. >> and uber ceo caught arguing with uber driver him of lowering prices of rides. video obtained by bloomburg news shows executive shouting at man at the end of the ride earlier this month. in a memo to staffers yesterday he admitted he needs to "grow up." >> in speech last night president trump condemned act of hate and evil and this come after two threatening letters were september to two separate rovrks in silver spring. one note included a crude drawing of violent act and offered money for violence against muslims. >> and today 7 arrested in january for taking over a crane on

howard davies is still with us.ything the chancellor can do to not become the austerity chancellor is that's what george osborne was but to cushion and safeguard the u.k. consumer when inflation will go up? >> i like what i'm hearing from the chancellor at the moment. i think what he did by deferring the point at which we would correct the public finances was sensible and realistic at the time. i think he is very wise if he is planning to keep something in thelocker to cope with potential shock. consumers could suddenly get very nervous and to have some ability to cushion the downturn is a very prudent behavior. i like what he is saying about how he is going to keep some of his powder dry. francine: tom? tom is on twitter. he's doing something. what is your main concern about brexit? our economists flawed in the way they look at it? got is ascern i've follows. i do believe that the logic suggests that in the end a sensible trade deal particularly for trade and goods can be done. the problem is that the sides seem to

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meteorologist howard bernstein joins us with your first alert fore. tornadic thunderstorms in illinois and the same system doesn't mean we're going to have a repeat of that. but we still have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect from eastern areas of tennessee all the way now to south central pennsylvania. including much of the washington region. our watches in effect until 5:00 p.m. for the washington metro area and most of northern virginia and maryland. southern maryland the eastern shore the northern neck you are not in it at this point. you may be later, what can we expect? well, gusty winds and the worst of the storms might be 60, 65 up to 70 miles an hour. with some hail as large as an inch and a half and we could see an isolated tornado. we had one on saturday down in charles county. here's what first alert doppler is showing this line of storms racing east between 60 and 70 miles an hour. just the speed alone will tell you this thing can have some wind with it. as i zoom in you can see we've got some storms that have been pushing in toward w

who's out of a job tonight. >> howard university is expanding to the west coast.to diversify the tech industry. sue. >> you know, gary said are you going to be able to hear me. i'm going to say lie be to to click it. tomorrow we're going to start out on the chilly side again, there unto 37 for the kids with a lot of clouds around and maybe some mid morning showers, light stuff but after school i'm going to describe 62 as on the mild side is that it should be a little bit brighter after school. tomorrow is the beginning of warmer weather moving back into town. times out nicely with the cherry blossoms at well. we'll have a look at your weekend forecast in the seven day. it's just ahead. we'll be right back. >> ♪ test >> news is breaking in the sports world. the end of an era for the thompson family on the hill top. john thompson, iii fired. he posted back to back losing records the last two years. that's the first time the school has done it since 1973. jt3 hired back teams made the ncaa tournament eight of his 13 years as head coach. the highlight a final four app

but if you stepped out recently, you'll notice it's a little bit cooler, huh, howard? >> especially east of town. we've got cooler air moving in. all courtesy of a front that's coming in from the northeast. that front is just about on top of baltimore now, pushing over toward areas on the eastern shore. we're still on the warm sector now but things are going to change big time by morning. philly, atlantic city, ocean city, williamsport, new york, all in the 40s right now. we're still holding on to the mid, even upper 60s locally. overnight the futurecast shows that cooler air moving in. in fact by morning we could be talking upper 40s to low 50s with plenty of clouds around. a spotty shower. patchy drizzle. temps tomorrow afternoon will be 20 to 25 degrees cooler than today. so jacket weather tomorrow, low spotty showers with a better chance for a few showers as we head in to sunday night and then in to monday morning but at least by then i expect by the afternoon on monday we'll be back above 70. we'll talk about some warmth returning early next week but it also looks

i want to thank lillian pinkus, howard core and my buddy howard friedman, thank you for having me heregain this year. it is so great to be back at aipac, but i was just kind of thinking what happened to that turntable thing from last year? i liked it. sometimes it feels like politicians are just talking in circles, last year we actually did. so maybe you can bring it back next year. first of all, how many people do we have here from wisconsin? awesome. good to see you guys. i've been coming to this conference nearly every year since i arrived in congress. each time i ask myself how could they possibly get more people than the last year and here you are, you have done it again, this is really, really incredible. as i look around here do you know what inspires me the most? to see so many young people here, so many people from all walks of life but especially i am especially encouraged to see how many young people. i am especially encouraged to see so many young people that i want everybody else to give you a round of applause. thank you so much for taking the time. you are the next gener

howard, thank you for joining us. howard marks keeping us on the mark always.e your time. >> thank you, kelly and scott. >> yeah. it's a pleasure. >>> little more than ten minutes to go. dow is hanging on to a 25 point loss after yesterday's post fed game. >>> it's been a rough six months for wells fargo. today the bank finds itself embroiled in another controve y controversy. we'll have the details when we come back. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. our first name has always been 'american'. at at&t, we employ more than 200,000 people with good-paying jobs. connecting consumers and budiness through mobile, internet, and entertainment. at&t invests more into america's economy than any other public company. bringing american's more choices, more freedom, and entertainment everywhere. no company is more invested in america's future than at&t. m

howard dean, christina greer, rick stengel, thank you, all. up next, within this segment, before commercial, a precommercial tease, we have chris hayes on the show. moments ago, here's why, you may have noticed the box in the corner. senator bernie sanders was doing a town hall in southern west virginia, a place where a lot of people went for donald trump. they talked health care, education, jobs, and many of the concerns of rural americans which we are told often don't make the national discussion. senator sanders weighing in on that republican bill we were just discussing to replace obamacare. >> what really bothers me is that when you look at the republican bill, it should not be seen as a health care bill, because throwing millions of people off of health care is not health care legislation. what it should be seen as is a huge tax break for the wealthiest people in this country. >> you can see this entire special town hall tomorrow 8:00 p.m. eastern. and msnbc anchor chris hayes special all in america, bernie sanders in trump country, i'm

this isn't a lot of fun for howard. james daniel, the leading scorer in division any 2015 plans to transfer he informed the bisons head coach of the plans to leave howard and head to a major conference. he is scheduled to graduate in may. he is the all-time leading scorer in 88 games. finally, president trump was invited to throw the first pitch out but his spokesperson said she declined because of a scheduling issue. michelle: maybe next year. jonathan: this is his first go. he is busy. robert: maybe later in the season. doug: want to talk about weather? michelle: or breaking news. jonathan: let's get back to this breaking news. the cherry picker that is stuck up there with the guys ten stories up? that is them climbing the ladder saying this has been some day. they have a rope on them andth theered them up with the harness and they're being brought michelle: whew! jonathan: that is rough. if window washers getting stuck on the ledge and these people were stuck on the cherry picker. michelle: huge relief. at least it's

. >>> a 24-year-old man is accused of kidnapping two young women blocks away from howard university. stephanie gailhard live in northwest with more on this. stephanie. >> reporter: we're learning tonight that the suspect and his two victims are all associated with howard university. dc police say two women were held captive inside this home not far from campus. >> i think it's kind after tragic situation. >> a wake up call for howard university students. >> it's a great time for us to come together as women and make sure we're being safe and using the proper precaution someone else. multiple people, not being alone. just being aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: adam murray is accused of holding two female college students against their will inside this home on elm street northwest. thankfully the women were not hurt. >> just scary to walk over here. >> reporter: people who live on this street say it's troubling. they've seen the neighborhood change over the years. >> be aware of your surroundings. make sure that you make right decision. not to be fleely walking by yourself at n

i don't know if that was you, howard. >> that was me! >> that was you.led for this investigation. what -- what is the goal here? what is the white house aiming for and really, where can this investigation go? >> what investigation? first of all, it doesn't work like that. the president of the united states cannot order somebody to be wiretapped. that can only be done when the justice department or the fbi wants it done and then they have to go to court to show probable cause so trump has screwed himself here in some fit of 3:00 a.m. who knows what. one, he's a liar or two, there's enough evidence to convince a fisa job that there's enough bad going on. trump cannot win this one. he's either got a crook in trump tower or he just lied to the american people. >> this is a double-edged sword. >> you cannot make this stuff up! >> to think that through to say you have this accusation, either, number one, look, it's not true or it is true that means they found something that you're acting in, you know, as a foreign power here, that maybe a threat? susan, and yo

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howard dean, former governor of vermont, former dnc chair. michael steele, former rnc chair. thank you to both for joining us. appreciate that. we're going to take a quick break here. >>> on the other side, amid all that turmoil among the house intelligence committee and its chairman devin nunes, the senate intelligence committee held its first public hearing on russia today. >> americans should be concerned because right now, foreign country, whether they realize it or not, is pitting them against their neighbor, other political parties, ramping up divisions based on things that aren't true. >> more on that hearing next. >>> plus, response from russian president vladimir putin today when asked about his country's interference in the election. ady when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. find out how american express cards and services why pause a spontaneous mom

but howard and i could figure that out. -- rhode island has done rel well on medicaid with an exception to a lot of the medicaid rules. there's two ways to do that. under the affordable care act a waiver and then 1015 waiver under medicaid, give the governors the opportunity and responsibility to fix it and let them figure it out. in their state if they want to do single payer, let them do it. >> governor, how's vermont doing? >> we're doing pretty well. in 1992, we passed a bill, series of bills that basically insured every kid under 18 and we put in the exemption to keep people out of insurance for pre-existing conditions, a lot of the stuff in obamacare we did in '92 and, of course, obamacare helped us a lot. we have the seconds highest percentage of people in insurance, without insurance is in low single digits. the difference between where we were when i was governor and where we are now is significant. we've almost got the uninsured to something pretty close to zero >> i'd love to round up all the doctors, past and cu