howard: welcome. lemonis: i'm marcus. howard: marcus, i'm howard. the nice guy, usually, and this is robyn, my partner. robyn: i'm robyn. lemonis: hey, robyn, how are you? nice to meet you. robyn: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: so how long have you guys been in business? robyn: 20 years. lemonis: how did you guys get in business together? howard: we knew each other since high school. lemonis: okay. howard: best friends. robyn: this is my ex-husband. we have two human children, and bowery kitchen is our first child. lemonis: you guys are 50-50? robyn: yes, absolutely. lemonis: who's in charge, between the two of you? robyn: howie. howard: i would say me. robyn: only because it's just like howie maybe started the business, but i'm not allowed to touch the knife wall. howard: yeah. lemonis: this place is big. howard: yeah, we can take you around and show you. lemonis: i would love to see. how many square feet is it? robyn: 4,000 square feet. lemonis: it looks kind of junky to me. customer comes in, no directional signage. howard: "holy [bleep] look

but not to warren beatty‘s howard hughes...ided when i won a talent contest that maybe i would give it a go in hollywood. lam frank. two weeks in los angeles, you are working for howard hughes? i'm having high hopes. $400 a week on top of this? i hope howard hughes doesn't expect to meet you in a hotel room... i would like to thank you for my acting classes, ballet classes and the chance to become a star. what the hell is she doing here? you said you wanted that girl? yes, marilyn monroe! she is a baptist nun... sex is bad because it could lead to dancing. i am a square. movie actresses are supposed to be sexy, and they're the rules in this town? without carly simon here, some people suggest that warren beatty could be talking about himself in some of this? you think this film is about you... he has been a figure in hollywood, and him playing howard hughes recently, played by leonardo dicaprio in martin scorsese's the aviator, he is a strange and shadowy figure that warren beatty plays himself. like indiana jones, with a pilot

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,

but didn't apply to warren beatty‘s howard hughes...won a talent contest that maybe i'd give it a go in hollywood. hi, i'm frank. two weeks in los angeles, you're working for howard hughes? no harm having high hopes, ma'am. $400 a week on top of this? from all i've read about howard hughes, i hope he doesn't expect to meet you in some hotel room... mr hughes, i'd like to thank you for my acting classes, thank you for my ballet classes and thank you for the chance to become a star. what the hell is she doing here? you said you wanted the girl with the...two ms. yes! marilyn monroe! that's marla mabry, she's a baptist nun... amen. you do know why babtists think sex is bad, don't you? because it might lead to dancing. maybe i'm not the right girl for this. i'm a square. a movie actresses should have big bosoms and be sexy, i mean, in this town, aren't those the rules? without carly simon here, some people suggesting that warren beatty could be talking about himself in some of this? yes, you bet, you think this film is about you... i suppos

lord howard will not be part of it.e latter invoking article 50, it did not have a mention of gibraltar, which surprised some eu officials and spanish diplomat saw the opportunity and put in a line on the response letter. it is a misalignment of the two letters, which may be as simple as someone two letters, which may be as simple as someone forgot to put on line in one letter when it was drafted in downing street, but we end up four days later with talk on the front pages we might have an armed conflict. that will not happen. it is all about the language and mentality we can learn from this. the telegraph newspaper is connected to brexit as well, spain buoying scottish nationalists as the row over gibraltar intensifies, saying spain has abandoned plans to stop at independent scotland, should scotla nd independent scotland, should scotland achieve that, from joining the eu. there have been concerns from some scottish interests that spain would not want to see an independent scotland act ceding to the eu because it might

so this is something that howard was so close and then joseph stood in the way. but his reaction in many ways seems reflexive. >> so you say it's the q5 years? in my mind a sea scrambling around the country but it sounds like there may have been too much material so can you find yourself in a position and then tried to write the history of the war and then it to them decades and certainly less of very good research assistance so to put that through the discovery in the way that bill moyers to it now it allotted time and a lot of for. where it bought a needed the mental energy was the terrain. you could read of the manuscript but i had never spent much time so going there and spending lot of time there is a wonderful travel guide that is the route you could take with the winnebago or the for by for you are a boulder person then i am. and it is amazing to see the valley and to get the sense of the mountains there are these moments with david described the battle and those that our shooting so how can you actually detect the face of somebody who wish shooting at you

virginia and howard. and i got admitted to both. and howard offered me everything. an apartment and everything and they wanted me to go to howard. and i have learned a lot from howard in the four years i went to howard and it was time to do something different. don't always do what is comfortable. you need to go somewhere else. and i said, virginia is going to be a challenge. julian bond: virginia said yes. he did not think they were going to say yes? elaine jones: no. i had a girl who was three years ahead of me in high school. who had applied to virginia. had great grades in college and virginia did not admit her that the state for gin you her admission to go to harvard. so i said oh, you are on your way to harvard. i applied to virginia against i said, i will be the test case. i knew that i had degrees and i should be admitted to the law school. julian bond: the decision to go into the peace corps, stepping outside the mold. i'm sure you're howard classmates, not many of them would have been interested in this. and when you apply to virginia and decide to go to v

i love howard. >> know you do. maniacs like the rest of us. >> own it. >> there's only so much space, so -- >> true. >>> if we could only make some space for the sun tomorrow, that'd be terrific >> a slow process. really is. may take until 4 or 5:00. i promise, on thursday, everybody gets -- and 8 0s on thursday. our guarantee worked out well, kind of hoping for a bull's eye. we went 62. we were close. it was 61. we're going to keep our forecast for 73 for tomorrow. it's only going to take a couple hours to get temps back in the low 70s with a little bit -- just a little bit of sun. a live look outside. there's a little bit of fog. should not be a driving problem. that will also be bright, early in the morning. a little just delightful. winds out of the north at 13. here's the radar over the last hour. we talked about this evening. some of the bands of showers moving across the bay to the west. a little bit of rain. it's not heavy. up the morrow to clinton, down to route 5. this activity is west of fairfax, and it'

howard has had a unique history, having been founded in 1867 under the leadership of earl howard, a union general. >> and it was congressionally authorized. >> absolutely. who believed initially that the freed people needed ministers, but his attitude about that quickly changed, and the group of men who helped him found howard believed that the freed people would also benefit from teachers. and then within months, they decided, well, why not a law school and a medical school and all of the rest, so it became a university very quickly. and, yes, in the '50s howard was instrumental in the fight for civil rights. in its law school, for instance, charles hamilton houston trained people like thurgood marshall and others who led the fights in the courts for desegregation of the schools. and howard's professors, historians and i'm happy to say were also a part of that whole effort. how we've been able to keep the appropriation only god knows. [ laughter ] >> but i pray that we do keep it because it is very necessary. it is helpful to our students. we do have a student population, some of whom ha

meghan mccain, commentator and fox news contributor, be 29 and there he is, today's #oneluckyguy, howard kurtz. it's good to have you today. >> harris: what a perfect day for your area of expertise. we hit rate the middle of the dartboard there. >> sandra: great to have you in town. multiple sources telling fox news, susan rice, the former national security advisor under president obama sought to uncover the names of trump changes in officials incidentally picked up during routine surveillance of officials. at that information was then distributed to top brass and the intelligence community. just two weeks ago, rice denied knowledge of any such surveillance. >> i know nothing about this. i was surprised to see reports from chairman nunez. i really don't know to what he was referring, but he said that whatever he was referring to was a legal, lawful surveillance and it was potentially incidental collection. >> sandra: senator rand paul calling the new revelation a smoking gun and wants rice to testify before congress. he says he discussed it with president trump when they went golfing on

>> no, howard and alan take care of that, or attempt to, or try to, whatever. >> so, i'll ask howardnd alan later, how they handle the books. and how long have you been here? >> 20 years. >> you're the one that contacted me, right, to come here? >> i am. >> what was your motivation? >> it needs a whole overhaul. i mean-- >> what are the things that just eat at you? >> um, absolutely the receivables. customers pay late. there's a lot of money out there. >> so the money that the customers owe us, those are the receivables? >> correct. >> how much is our total receivables right now? a couple hundred thousand? >> we have almost 4 million on the streets. >> are you kidding me? business that generates $200,000 a day in sales, $50 million a year, can expect to have a certain amount of receivables. but $4 million in uncollected funds? that's totally unacceptable. and how much of it is old? >> 1.1 million. >> is any of it really old? >> some could be well over two years old. >> you're not gonna see that again. >> no. >> of the $4 million of receivables, $1 million is at risk? >> yeah. >> okay

back to you, sean. >> howard, scenario no one really thought of. thank you, howard.has a new home he was draft the to the arizona cardinal as the 13th overall pick. congrats to the temple grad and the camden native. arizona might have just gotten themselves a star. shout out to haason. >> absolute his life just changed. good for him. we appreciate it. >> lucy what's coming up at 11:00. >> throwing punches in church don't usually go together, right? but at one local church that's the goal. they're training kids how to fight in the ring while also preaching peace. our bill anderson has the story for goodness sake and of course we've got your wake up weather and seven day forecast. we've got a whole lot ahead. it's all in the first five minutes. ♪ alright gus, you're next. [giggle] ready? ok. go!...seahorse... no. -giant snail. -flamingo. the water... ...under the... pony! no. bow and arrow? oh oh... uh-huh. yeah. the leaning tower of pisa. ah-oh. [giggle] really?! [ding] ohhhh. what was it? bank on it. ohh, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top pr

meteorologist howard bernstein is tracking some possible showers. howard? >> it will be summer like tomorrow with high ins the mid 80s as opposed to tonight, kind of muggy. i'm looking at pollen dust. some of us got lucky with the showers coming through watching the lightning popping now. over the bay as it approaches the eastern shore. so, we are almost done with the rain around here, but, to our friends watching us, over in queens town and east in denton, saint michael.

howard bernstein is live with more on how it looks today. howard you were there back then? >> yeah memory still strong with me. we were chasing that night and got here 40 minutes afterwards. i'm standing on route 6 down the hill and the tornado came right through there and it looked like it had been hit by a bomb. things were destroyed and people wandering aimlessly. the first responders were trying to figure it all out. it was a crazy night. of the five people who died two in calvert county and two incidental deaths that are attributed to the tornado and while the tornado did kill and caused a lot of damage i was speaking with the mayor at the time now retired but the former mayor told me a couple days ago the tornado had quite the silver lining. >> how prepared was l.a. platta for the tornado before it hit back in 22. >> it couldn't have happened at a better time. we had just gone through the plan and got together for a period of about three years. what it was slated to look like. it was excellent. the governor said it was fine. this is what smart growth is and we don't h

lindsey: breaking news involving a 10 situation in howard county. police are searching for an inmate who escaped. q mccray is at the live desk with breaking details. >> the prisoner is a patient who escaped from a hospital. you are looking at the pictures. we know that the search continues for him in h it is of a correctional institute or the prisoner was being held. he somehow escaped from clifton perkins hospital center. he got away and howard county police are pulling out all the stops trying to find him. they pulled over a big rig and searched it. ,fficers are suited and booted carrying high-powered rifles and searching vehicles. they say he got away in a wooded area near the hospital. this is the picture of the guy they are looking for. his name is david watson, 28 years old described as five feet eight inches tall and a hundred 40 pounds. he was last seen in the area of dorsey run road which is near the hospital in a very heavily what it serving time for the attempted murder of several police officers. if you see him, call police. do not appro

howard i know you got a lot to say here. >>> well i always do. and they're not booing me they're down booing the commissioner on the parkway. what the eagles did is take as they've been saying all along good ago derr people but the best player available. one of the players they thought could have been the best player available was the wide receiver out of western michigan corey davis, however, he went number five. i saw carson wentz just a short time ago. i said, how much did you like corey davis? he said i really liked corey davis. didn't say that's the guy he wanted but he really like it when it got their pick at number 14, they took the best player available one of the players that was on their board and that was defensive end out of tennessee derek barnett. obviously very good player. and for all the people that wanted a sexy pick christian mccaffery or wide receiver or running back, this will help the team. they need defense seive lineman to create a rush. this is the player they really think can do that. and derek barnett is a character per

john, -- jon, that is howard marks.et you up to speed on the markets. , gdp for theomy third quarter, the slowest -- for the first quarter, the slowest pace in three years. if we switch out the board, here is market action elsewhere. treasuries up three basis points. the euro is stronger by around .3%. u.s. gdp comes in with a downside surprise. inflation comes in with an upside surprise. from new york city and washington, d.c., you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ jonathan: the u.s. economy grows at its slowest pace in three years. growth looks ambitious or geopolitical tensions rise ahead of president trump's 100 days in office. tech beats. google beats wall street estimates, and amazon completes a 20-year streak of double-digit revenue growth. yes, really. counting down to the opening bell, this is "bloomberg: daybreak." out today, but david westin is in d.c. david: tom daschle and trent lott will have a roundtable together. jonathan, back to the market. jonathan: futures up 23 on the .ow stocks head for a week of gains.

howard finen, michael isikoff. kersten thanks for joining me. >>> msnbc launched this broadcast as extended programming to cover news developments for the first hundred days of the new administration. msnbc has decided to continue our coverage past this weekend's hundred-day work. we are excited to continue bringing you this program on sunday evenings, and we hope you'll keep tuning in for our original reporting and analysis. >>> now, up next on "the point," the russia investigation, a power panel will look at the latest developments and the questions surrounding mike flynn. >>> also, the white house correspondents' dinner roast of donald trump would not have been complete without, of course, russia. >> who is tweeting at 3:00 a.m. sober? donald trump because 10:00 a.m. in russia. those are business hours. [ applause ] this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnershi

but not to warren beatty‘s howard hughes...ood. lam frank. two weeks in los angeles, you are working for howard hughes? i'm having high hopes. $400 a week on top of this? i hope howard hughes doesn't expect to meet you in a hotel room... i would like to thank you for my acting classes, ballet classes and the chance to become a star. what the hell is she doing here? you said you wanted that girl? yes, marilyn monroe! she is a baptist nun... sex is bad because it could lead to dancing. i am a square. movie actresses are supposed to be sexy, and they're the rules in this town? without carly simon here, some people suggest that warren beatty could be talking about himself in some of this? you think this film is about you... he has been a figure in hollywood, and him playing howard hughes recently, played by leonardo dicaprio in martin scorsese's the aviator, he is a strange and shadowy figure that warren beatty plays himself. like indiana jones, with a pilot jacket. i think warren beatty becomes obsessed with the mania that howard

i do not michael howard got up country.and had one too many whiskeys in the morning, but he was being, i think, in lang which is, pretty inflammatory. it certainly got why pick up on and in the meantime, the people of travolta ‘s order wondering what to happen after brexit now that spain has this feature. —— the people of gibraltar. the 27 countries have two pass anything in their own parliaments, that they? as bankers say that they are not happy about the arrangement. bankers say that they are not happy, and a course gibraltar is a very important base strategically for the united kingdom. —— spain could say. what is go to happen post— brexit, we do not know. this is why it is becoming such a contentious issue. i said we can expect to see more around this in the coming months. the new york times turns its attention to south america. a lot of problems in a lot of countries are. and then as well, it says democracy is coming. it could be argued that the country is complete. is coming. it could be argued that the country is com

from howard, john henry, wusa 9. >>> this sounds pretty outrageous. did a plane accidently empty a toilet tank over a cruise ship, causing dozens people to get hurt? we will verify if that's true. >>> my great, great, great, great grandparents are the reason they get a chance to fulfill their dreams. >> her great grandfather seven times removed was sold into slavery to keep georgetown university open. tomorrow the school will atone for the sin. >>> the caps looking to regain a lead in the playoff series, tied 1-1 with toronto. a lot of violent disagreements. stick around. >>> a little rain today, but it turned out to be a beautiful finish to the day tonight. temperatures in the 50s and 60s, and cooler, drier weather on the way. i will talk about what it means for your tuesday and how long it wi >>> few of us can trace our ancestors back seven generations, especially if they were enslaved, but jessica tillson can. she knows it's a story of pain and betrayal from the people her great great great great grandfather may have trusted the most. >> that's bet

howard is tracking a threat of showers and storms. he will let you know when you need to grab your umbrella. and marchers had to brave the heat as they called on president trump to act on climate change. >> there is no place i would rather be than right here in pennsylvania to celebrate. our one hundred day milestone to reflect on an incredible journey together and to get ready for the eagrt, great battles to come and that we will win in every case. >> but first, president trump marks a milestone 100 days in office. i'm debra alfarone. the president held a rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania to celebrate. >> many supporters wore make america great again congratulate president trump on his first 100 days in office. >> we are keeping one promise after another and frankly, the people are really happy about it. >> reporter: the enthusiastic crowd cheered familiar themes. >> media outlets like cnn and msnbc are fake news. >> reporter: and celebrated a new direction in politics. >> from now on, it is going to be america first. >> reporter: mr

let's get over to meteorologist howard bernstein. what's the answer? >> it's not going to be beautiful but it's going to be better than today. most of the day stays dry. if you're fredericksburg, you may see showers. we've been tracking the rain today. we didn't have a lot of rain. just a light soaking rain. most areas have less than half an inch, down through the south, we see a couple light sprinkles that are still possible. we'll see a break for a day or so until the rain returns tomorrow night. temps, it's chilly out. we're down in the 40s. 46 at haymarket. that's the cool spot. 52 here in washington and north beach. 48 in columbia. it's 50 at joint base andrews. 48 in fairfax. our futurecast shows a quiet night. lots of clouds. we may see a couple sunny peeks tomorrow. generally a mostly cloudy day. a little bit milder. upper 50s to low 60s in the afternoon. watch what happened by monday morning. as the rain lifts back toward the north, we'll see for the rush hour rain moving in, here it comes. a very wet start once again on monday. nd weather ale

howard feeling good though. his first action in aaa since the rehab stint in lehigh valley back in 2012. >>> jim curt and his team without a win so far this season looking to start their climb back up in the standings in front of the home fans. less than five minutes in, takes the pass near the box. moves it on to his right foot. union on top. one of two goals in the day for him. they were up 3-0 in this one. later in the half, cross into the box. sapong heads it home. union double their lead. they would take a 3-1 in the intermission. now a 3-2 game. the impact coming back like some bad tuna. andre blake stops the first one, but falls to antony jackson. ends in a draw. >>> phantoms were up 4-2 in the first period, but the bears score three straight goals, including this one with 33 seconds remaining. they seal the victory with 5-4. >>> today was the annual cherry and white game. one of the players vying for that quarterback spot, frank who connects with another red shirt freshman over the middle. 17-14. >>> pen

howard bernstein is standing by first alert seven day forecast hey howard. >> up to 80 in pax riverments we started with low clouds and fog in starts and risen up to 75 which is already a good five degrees above seasonal averages. low 60s in western loudoun. still a little cloud cover there but 77 at andrews and owings and 74 in fairfax, and you can see on the visible satellite imagery the low clouds and fog especially north and west of town. just hugging on the east sides of blue ing here with the sunshine as we get into the afternoon. some clouds here and there but the futurecast brings some rain in tonight. so most of the day i think is going to be dry unless you're well west of town. can't roll out a shower here at cumberland and romney in late afternoon and early evening but tonight we're going to have showers and maybe thunder coming through. here we are at 1:30. most of us inside or even asleep by then. tomorrow morning, overnight again isolated shower. by morning this is pretty much done with. so we're going to break down the sunshine once again. that means that friday will be an

joining us now is howard schultz and president and ceo, kevin johnson., i'm going to start with you. you talked about a progression during the quarter that was indeed better. you talked about the idea that you're getting your arms around the stores that have a problem with mobile pay. when we talk next time this quarter, will we feel that this is something that has been resolved or is this really something over the next year or two you'll resolve? >> well, jim, you're already seeing the impact of the actions we have taken around mobile order and pay and through put the peak at our stores and that's what led to our acceleration in the u.s. comps in the last quarter. u.s. comps accelerated throughout the quarter. we posted a four comp in march and it's accelerated even further in april. so we have turned the corner on that. our u.s. business is performing strong on a good trajectory, and our second largest business, china, posted the 7% comp with 6% growth in transactions. so our two largest markets are performing with great strength. so we're very optimis

our howard eskin at the novacare complex. howard i know you spoke to roseman earlier. you hearing now? >> reporter: okay. here's what's going to happen. i'll tell you first the guys i'm not hearing. although ruben foster the linebacker from alabama real really will have to think about that. but we're talking character issues here not just diluted test sample but some other issues that could be a problem and probably will be a problem. obviously gary on conley and mike williams is not a problem but i don't think they like him. so here are the possibilities at 14 and i think -- i don't think the eagles will move up. the first possibility is jonathan allen. listed at times defensive end, listed at times as defensive tackle he's very good. he could go before but if there's three quarterbacks taken somewhere before the eagles, if there's three, he's got a chance to move down. he's got a chance. let's just put that it way. another player and this is the guy that i think really could be their pick. wide receiver out of western michigan and his name is corey davis. he's 6-foot

-howard: good burger. -lemonis: it's the best.ut it soon became clear that all their success was going to waste. how much do you think you'll lose this year? howard: about $400,000. lemonis: a. stein was a mess. they owed people a lot of money, and then when they sold product to other customers, they didn't even collect that money. still, with some significant adjustments, i felt like i could help alan and howard save the company that their fathers built. so we struck a deal. come here, big guy. and i'm putting in $1 million. -there's the money. -alan: thank you. lemonis: so, in return, i was gonna own 50% of a. stein meats, but then i learned that the company was in way more trouble than i had been led to believe. woman: their payables are about $3.8 million. lemonis: that's several million more than i thought it was. and i learned that this company was more than $5 million in debt. guys, this is bad. this business is two weeks away from closing. i knew i had to withdraw my offer, but i also knew that alan and howard weren't gonn

with michael howard...id the rounds on the morning political shows this morning and he made a comment that as much as margaret thatcher defended the falklands, he is sure that theresa may will show resolve and before you know it we have this spread it where we are weighing up the relative powers of each navy,... we are not going to go to war. we may have diplomatic skirmishes that the main thing is it is telling what the mentality is of the people on the conservative party, or a hard—core brexiteers. this is their mentality. it is also saying that downing street could have pushed this down the street could have pushed this down em e of navalfleet is comparing the size of naval fleet who has the biggest miner? we have, right? —— the biggest armada? but this sets an icy tone, doesn't it? it does and there is no need for it at all. i do not know we the times have remained silent on this because they could say not to be stupid, they could say not to be stupid, they were going to have a proper discussion and neg

her phone service provider acknowledged there was a hack, howard says she was told she still had to pay half the bill. >> why would i have to pay half of the amount? oh, when hacked your problem, your fault? i said how dhacan that be. >> reporter: spectrum says howard's business phone system purchased through a third party was compromised not our voice service to her phone. they say howard didn't have the proper security settings and two months before the bill arrived they notified her about unusual activity on her account which she denies. the company took another $500 off the remaining $3,200. but with spectrum's contract for business customers specifying the customer is solely liable and responsible for all charges incurred through either authorized or unauthorized use, the company is standing its ground. >> i'm being held for ransom. i have to pay another amount or my phones will be shut down again. >> experts say why this is important to read the entire contract. also call your phone provider to see how it handles billing in hacking cases. some companies, including att if they

it's a free download. >> thanks howard. today is 4/20 and it's a big deal for marijuana. this is live from capitol hill where pot advocates are handing out joints that congressional staffers only. lawmakers are on easter break asking for lawmakers marijuana. recreational marijuana is legal in the district of columbia as a result of a ballot initiative voters approved in 2014. giving it away for free is also legal so participants won't be risking arrest. another protest is scheduled monday that could lead to arrest. activists plan to light up and smoke pot near the capital. >>> a cbs news poll found the number of americans supporting legalizeation reached a new high up five points from just last year. recreational marijuana sales are raising tens of millions of dollars in taxes in states that have legalized it. legal med yes national pot hit $1.3 billion last year. reporting how colorado communities are dealing with the stigma that comes with it. >> a small denver suburb of flags and front porches it is all it has six pot shops. this town of 5,300 is generating $1.4 millio

howard county police say he managed to take off a waist chain and handcuffs while being held inside a van. watson we know has several a dues including the word "thin" on his hand and "evil" on his neck. plus a few tattoos on his face. if you see him, call 911 right away. >>> and increasing security after another missile launch in north korea. officials in the united states and south korea say the launch failed. and that the missile wouldn't be able to reach japan. the tokyo subway shut down for several minutes after officials learned about the launch. earlier this week, president tr s conflict. >>> and angie, we'll stay on the topic of president trump. he'll mark his first 100 days in office with a speech. this is happening up in harrisburg, pennsylvania. our partners at factcheck.org say he started off his term just as he left off the campaign, making several false and misleading claims. >> we're finding that donald trump as president is the same as donald trump the candidate. and you saw that on day one. >> this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> he was portra

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this is video of howard county police in jessup. initially he was handcuffed and had a chain around his waist. somehow he was able to break free. if anybody sees him, they should know right away. he not only has a tattoo on his face but also a distinctive tattoo on his arm and on the back of his neck it says "evil." there are some homes within about a mile of fear. we spoke with local residents and business employees and asked if they are frightened tonight. >> said be sure and lock the door. i said i will probably deadbolt it. >> he has to be going somewhere where there is not as much attention. right here on this strip, 175, you are in between prisons. quite naturally they will be very on alert. tom: alert, it is really not clear where watson is tonight. the howard county sheriff's 5000tment announced a other reward for information in this case, and they say they played to be out all night long looking for this escaped prisoner watson. live in howard county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: tom, thank you. the 7 on your side i-tea

we know how howard feels. we will take a break. thank you to nbc's chris jansing and kelly kobe yahya. next bill o'reilly out the fox news. one of the women who came forward joins me next. also ahead -- >> this judge is of mexican heritage. i'm building a wall, okay, i am building a wall. i will do very well with the hispanics -- >> so no mexican judge could be involved with a case with you? >> how does this happen? the judge president trump slammed during the campaign now overseeing the first major test of president trump's immigration enforcement. it's amazing. before we go, there is big baby news. serena williams having a baby with alex is ohanian, and get this, she was pregnant when she won the australian open. a fact not lost on "the daily show's" trevor. >> congratulations ser renna, i was a little disappointed to find out she was pregnant when she won the australian open which is not cool because technically that's a doubles match, cheating, i'm going to put it out there. four words, badda book. badda boom... let it sink in.

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howard bernstein is on the weather terrace. how is this evening shaping up? i know the pollen is really thick out there. >> not too bad it. is warm. tree pollen was very high. we'll look at that in a minute. we got to 89 today, 3 off the record, 80s up into new england, providence 81 this hour, 85 in atlantic. we're down to 82 but a very warm evening. we've also had a couple of showers in spots, stronger storms in pennsylvania, a few severe thunderstorms there. we've had a couple lighter showers coming through. south and east of town seen a few light showers across the river and in northern st. mary's county, northern and central calvert county around prince frederick moving east at 30 miles an hour with a couple other light showers approaching culpeper and orange at this hour. we will see a threat for a couple showers today and tomorrow morning, but it's going to be an interesting week with cool temps, warm temps and i'll sum it all up for you in a few minutes. >>> vice president mike pence landed in south korea today. this visit comes to the heels of a nort

howard, you're at it again.f a twitter scrap this week, this one over ann coulter and her planned speech at berkley. the school cancelled it, citing security concerns, then said it would reschedule for early next month. your take, and here's the tweet from you, "hate speech is not protected by the first amendment." okay, talk about this. explain this. >> that's actually true. first of all, okay, several things to think about. one, the united states has the most far reaching protections on speech of any country in the world. two, it's not absolute. three, there are three court cases, supreme court cases, that you need to know about. one, the most recent, is a john roberts opinion that said the phelps people, that church in kansas, had the right to picket horrible offensive signs military funerals. two, in 2002, there was a supreme court said that cross boarding was illegal because it would incite violence. three, a case in 1942 said that speech was not criminal if it included fighting words that were likely to in

guys, back inside. >> thank youing howard. >>> we -- -- thank you, howard. >>> a virginia teen was arrested after court records show that that he was going to carry out an attack on his school in the anniversary of columbine high school. according to the court documents a fellow student told police that 17-year-old planned to blow the school to pieces and discussed a guns he would use. an affidavit said that the teen reportedly conspired with another student. it is not clear whether that student is also in officials said any threat to the school has been e liminated. >>> almost 2 years after the tourture and murder of a dc family and their housekeeper we are still waiting for the trial of the one man that police have arrested. today marked a new milestone in the mansion murders. bruce la shan is here to tell us more about that. >> reporter: yeah, adam, crews just demolished the mansion. likely making way for a new #40e78 on -- new home on the site. like a lot of things associated with the case that transfixed the country in may of 2015 there's still plenty of mystery. >> it has taken just t

howard with the atlantic braves. >> people fired up about it. >> ?> probably never back to the big leagues. the atlanta braves, they stink. why worried about them? >> brian howard is a good guy. nice if we could have a few years left in the big leagues. he believes he can play. >>> the flyers season is over for the third time in five years. no playoffs. if you're running this team, your first order of business tomorrow is what? >> i let all these restricted free agents walk. they have, first of all. they have got to completely refigure what they're going to do, jeff. i think they need to make a big trade as well. i think the guy like simmons, he makes a lot of money. and he's a very unproductive player. numbers declined. but they have to bring back young talent. if hexall needs to shake up the team and go through another process with the flyers like the sixers went through. >> giroux, only 14 goals fewest in his career. >>> finale, down one, how about weeks, second of the game. tied at two. just over a minute later, wayne simmons. team-leading 31st.

and an i will turn it over to howard. >> a nice introduction. with results on quantitative lanes between, a simple but complicated schematic. the relationship between the housing market and city revenue through property tax, the most important by 4. a year or two or three, with lower value of the taxable base, local governments can respond to that base in principle, they have the most economy than any tax by offsetting the decline by raising the tax rate, easy to say, to prevent the decline, we identified changes in income and expenditure needs to support an increase in tax rates, changes in other revenue sources, stated and federal-aid and other non-property taxes, all affect the decision. cities operate under considerable constraints from state imposed, state voted property tax limitations that provide, so this affects the willingness to offset a decline. the net result in property tax revenues. the other channel we didn't think about so much before is housing prices to foreclosure rates, foreclosure crisis, we put question marks because this

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