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in ing, we have two worlds. we have the world where we are a branch bank, where we are going through major changes for years already. closing branches as well, moving people to internet and mobile. our strategy is really to do everything mobile first with our clients, whether we're in a branch world or where we're a disruptor ourselves. in germany, we started 15 years ago with an internet bank only. we have zero branches there. we have now 8 million clients after 15 years, and we get a thousand new clients a day. so yes, i think that some of the research that's produced out there is showing that this will be very impactful for the existing banks. ing is a mix of, you know, new banks, challenges, if you will and disruptors. the way it impacts ing is different per area. >> reporter: and of course this does raise the question of post-financial crisis. banks are still having a difficult time when it comes to profitability. it's been a rough start to the year. do you expect this turmoil to continue, or looking ahead,

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thse conditions below dry, ripe, the sun scorching yor ing ing overheard. >> just the other day there was smoke along in morristown, someone with a cigarette, it went off to the side and had a half acre from it. >> reporter: six weeks ago, he spotted a fire this east hand overthat burned many acres. chopper4 hovering over it. >> it was scary. >> delores could have lost her home that day. the alert from police >> just going to tell you to be on alert in case the wind changes. you might have to leave. so that got my nervous. >> reporter: that field is behind her home. already new chutes poking out of the ground. out from this high perch. the number of smoke calls so far this season, almost 100, is pretty much normal, i'm told. but new jersey's climate tolgs tells me these guys will have to stay alert because in the past half century new jersey's average temperature in the springtime has gone up by almost 2 degrees. brian thompson, news4 new york. >>> and we've been talking about this all week. let's bring in janice huff to talk about the weather playing a role in the fires. >> we've had

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ing? >> -- spring cleaning? >> no, no. >>> in sports, fresh off his injury a pair of franchise records. >> here's otis livingston with your cbs 2 sports update. >> good morning, everyone. just keep the good time s rolling. they were riding a starts with series with the giants. a nice view from the on deck circle to watch michael fonferto leash one to right. sespedus stepped up. two rib for suspedus. the inning was just get started. walker looking for he has 10th homerun of april. just a short but it's an r.b.i. double. that's his second r.b.i. of the double. a grand slam homerun. mets score a franchise record 12 in the 3rd. sesupdus drive in 8 of them. >>> yankees and red sox last night. the year. a 2-0 lead but the pitch count around 100 for the night so his 99th would be his last. bradley junior drives in two. just hand it over to the best bullpen in baseball. maybe they will stop giving david ortiz balls to hit. a two run homer. bombers drop game one of the weekend from fenway. i'm otis

ing games to reach 73. if they get there, they will break the n.b.a. season winning record. >> you may not see your co-workers in the office today because they could be headed to the ballpark. the giants host the dodgers at at&t park at 1:30 this afternoon. last weekend the giants showed off the park and what we can enjoy this season. 2016 is even help -- even-numbered yield. they have won in even number years. >> garlic tries... >> at&t park at 1:30 first pitch. comfortable 68 degrees. under partly to mostly cloudy skies and the u.v. index is high you can burn in less than 3 minutes. on the peninsula, belmont is at 61 degrees and woodside is 66 and menlo park at 66, and daly city has temperature of 62. stepping outside it feels mild but it is left over warm air from the record hot day yesterday and temperatures are not going to be near as warm as we were yesterday. in san francisco, we are in the 60s now and we will go only into the mid-to-upper 60s for afternoon high. around the region today, you will notice the warmest spots are only in the mid-70s

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eli manner will ing will be happen y to have a man like that. mets and giants scoreless in the third. two on, two coming home for cespedes. cabrera cabrera, deep to left center. cespedes, bases loaded, gone. we tally it all up. a franchise record 12 runs in one inning. a franchise first. cespedes drives in six runs in one inning. six rbi for cespedes. welcome back. mets cruise to a seventh straight win, 13-1. mets play 12 in one inning. the yankees have scored in the ed d 12 in the last six games. look at that shot. he is 20th on wall-time hits list. tana k tanoka couldn't get on. david ortiz, deep and gone. farewell to that baseball. he delivers what would be the game winning two-run homer. yankees fall 4-2. the islanders haven't taken a 2-0 series lead since 1983. they win tomorrow, they will practice today at tampa. they need to evaluate their intensity level and raise it, elevate it. that's because they allowed the lightning to trim a 4-1 lead to 4-3 wednesday. coach trying to keep his team sharp going into game two. watch game two right her

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. >> what about government build ings?rning, everyone, here is what will happen at at&t park. the giants are on a three-game skid dropping to 60 by 10:00. beach hazards tomorrow. if you head to the bench strong rip currents, and the heights may not be so big but you could be pulled out or knocked down. low 80s in sacramento and mid-to-upper 80s in fresno and los angeles and 98 in palm springs and 64 today in lake tahoe. sue? >> monitoring police activity in the macarthur maze and off on right hand shoulder near the berkeley curve with the flashing emergency lights because it is early it is not causing delay. it is a visual hazard and it will be slowing the longer they are there. we have another problem in union city a big-rig accident blocking all but the last lane, and slow traffic is back to fremont boulevard and it will be an hour before they get that out of there. give yourself plenty of time. expect big delays through the union city and fremont area. back with the bay bridge in a few minutes. >> a florida zoo said the

the clearing is fwin ing beginning. behind this glorious sunshine followed in the next 24 histories by nice warm temperatures. temps around the area right now, jfk at 47. temperatures up to about 50 degrees or so. a little bit warmer in islip and down to the low 40s to the north and west. you can see based on the conditions and the direction of the winds that the front is beginning to push on out. still a little bit breezy out there. about 5:00 tonight, it's all gone and out of the way. that's the great news. looking ahead as we transition, a little bit cool as we head into the next 24 hours. weekend when temperatures are going to approach the 70-degree mark, if not warmer by the time we wrap up sunday into monday. we may begin to tweak some of these numbers as we analyze the data before the 5:00 hour. you'll want to tune in at 5:00 because we may tweak the forecast somewhat. 60 degrees and breezy today, showers taper off. tonight, we're down to 39. watch for that freeze watch. and he's your seven-day forecast. nice isn

the country's supreme court s d sentencing a te ing ing a natur citizen with ten hard years of labor.rged with spying and stealing secrets. last september a college student was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. >>> it's donald trump alone feeling the burn. and some other stuff. >> do you think they should just do away with the super delegates. because if you look at pledge delegates it is a lot closer race. if you look at super delegate, hillary clinton is just a couple of hundred away from closing this thing. >> yeah it doesn't seem fair that super delegates can play such an outsized role. you know, we learned in a democracy it is one person, one vote. evidently not in the primary system. we don't like the concept of the super delegates. it is pretty much an insurance policy for the establishment that they can make sure that the primary doesn't go awry. and i think probably the republicans over the last few months have been wishing they had it as donald trump has moved forward. but now it looks like, you know, both parties will have to deal with the will of the people. >> i got a

bernie sanders has consistently opposed it. >> no, i do not support frac-ing. [ cheers ] >> reporter:olls suggest most democrats on this are with sanders, and it's a vej -- wedge issue. her lead has dropped to 12 points when just last month her lead was as high as 40. >> you are going to be proud of your country again, okay? >> reporter: and the republican nomination race, the new york primary should provide a reset for g.o.p. front runner, donald trump, but reeling from a bad loss tuesday night in wisconsin, the trump campaign is intensifying its fire against ted cruz, quote: and fox news trumps spokeswoman. >> the bush people are now running senator cruz's campaign. this is going to be a very serious problem if senator cruz continues to go down this path and then neither becomes the nominee. >> reporter: cruz dismissed the latest trump campaign accusation. instead he focused reporters and diners on his anti-regulation policies. >> i'm very glad we're here in a small business that is providing jobs, opportunities, and yet it is getting harder and harder for small businesses like this

. >> in response the deterrent industry is rolling out new packaging and warning ing ing labels. some pediatricians are urging parents to use tradimional law dry detergent. >>> thunderstorms imbedded, coming in waves. we are tracking two areas. we will show you what that means for your morning and evening commute tomorrow. ficst of all, a look outsidw at the view rom our top of the rooko amera t's peaceful and quiet. there's no rain within several hu.ndred miles just yet. that will change. 58 right now in the city. relatively mild. the clouds are there. the rain clouds aren't here yet. they are on the way. those showers will be moving i tonight and before the sun comes up tomorrow, we are likely to have rumbles of thunder in spots around the area. not everywherefu the rain and storms will come in sections, in waves throughout the day. where you are and you may see mperatures in the 70s to near 80. not north of the city. it's going to stay cool. sun returns wednesday. temperatures right now, generally around the city, it's in the 50s to near 60. the cool spot is west hampton at 42

clinton adding i vent ing ing eent ing ing ing ing events over the weekend. trump's controversies have exposed vulnerabilities in his campaign. ted cruz mocking him as a kim kardashian candidate, for lack of substance. hillary clinton lost her cool after a shouted question from an environmentalist. >> i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about me. i'm sick of it. >> this morning, cruz tweeted fools' joke, writing, happy to hear donald trump accepted my challenge to debate one-on-one. there are no more gop debates scheduled. >> peter, thank you very much. >>> officials in richmond, virginia are investigating how a police training exercise led to the fatal shooting of a state trooper. officers were talking to people in a downtown bus station as part of an anti-drug training mission. trooper chad dermyer approached one man to ask routine questions. that man pulled out a handgun and shot the trooper. other troopers returned fire, killing the suspect. two women inside the terminal were wounded. police say the suspect had a criminal record, and this was not a

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this surveillance video has been releaseed hopefully bring ing in leads. they are in their 20s and it is a light colored s.u.v. with a use neck black fall cover. >> hit-and-run accident driver got into three crashes in five minutes. he hit a person and two vehicles during the run. it started in rich upon last night, three more possible crashes are investigated and you can see the yellow vehicle a mustang at 32nd and that is where the man was arrested and taken to the hospital. >> an investigation into what is called a horrible tragic accident in southern california. a high school senior died and another was hurt after a model rocket they were building exploded. it was so loud people said it sounded like a sonic boom. a parent said that victims were both seniors and honor students. >> napa county will consider raising the minimum wage. it could mean that parts of the county reach $15 an hour faster than the statewide bill just signed into law raising the minimum to $12 starting next year. board affects original unincorporated napa county. in san francisco t

i mean, he spent the whole '80s and '90s super-predator-ing.orrible surrogate for hillary, went on to apologize for his "black lives matter" kerfuffle the only way he knows how -- by triangulating and strangulating the english language. >> bill clinton: so i did something yesterday in philadelphia. i almost want to apologize for it. >> larry: what?! "almost want to apologize"? okay, there are two types of apologies -- a heartfelt apology and a non-apology. but an "almost apology" is not a thing. commit! (as clinton) "i almost got you flowers 'cuz i almost love you." (laughter) even though that word-ninja apology felt a little bill clinton-y, this is a past-his-prime ninja who can still flick those throwing stars -- he just doesn't know who he's going to hit. and this election season, it always seems to be hillary's campaign. >> bill clinton: sometimes when i'm on a stage like this, i wish we weren't married, then i could say what i really think. we are all mixed race people. if you believe we've finally come to the point where we can put the aw

. >> now at 6:00, intense blaze tear tlus two bhildings ing ing billings as firefighters stop it from spreading to a third. >>> comes take over new york city. bernie sanders hits brooklyn's iconic boardwalk while the clintons mix politics with prayer. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> nine days and counting until new yorkers go to the polls for the state primary and no rest for the weary on this sunday. >> yeah, bill and hillary harlem and in queens. bernie sanders drew thousands to coney island. that is where we find michael george standing by live. michael? >> reporter: natalie, just look at some of the places that bernie sanders and hillary clinton have visited to weekend. the apollo in harlem, nathan's, junior's in brooklyn. now the boardwalk here on coney island. both candidates clearly playing up their new york roots as the fight intensifies for the state's 291 delegates. on the campaign trail it's all about new york. >> i hope very much that here in new york state you're going to help lead this country toward the political revolution which we need. >> reporter: in a

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. >> ing school. s right now it's quietch.w it'suit >> thanks erin.. man shot and killed in kille prince george's county.rge' police officers were calleds cl out to the 1700 block of kenilworth avenue in capitol heights. that was around 10:30 lastt night. gh that's where feather found the victim. crews bot him to the hospitalm where he later died.to d no word right now on anyt now a suspects.. >> developing overnight theoverh search for a missing for m seven-year-old in maryland.. jaquan hall was last seen wearing a blue jeans an bluejean top. he was with uncle michael clark jr.la if you see jaquan or michaelel please call police immediately. >> new this morning, a u.s.s citizen sentenced to 10 years in a north korean prison. kim dong ch an ethnic korean k has been detained on suspicion n in engaging in spying and stealing state secrets. he was sentenced today after a brief trial. the north hasn't released any more details't about what kim wa has been accused of doing.se dog his sentencing comes after a u.s. college student wasge sdent convicted in eng

and we'll say you're macauliffe-ing. or spending a lot of time with your grandmother, but just because she's also your weed dearly. macauliffe-ing. that's what we should be doing. for morthis we go to senior incarceration correspondent, jordan klepper, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) thanks. thank you, thank you, trevor trevor i'm here in augusta penitentiary in virginia and this place could really use a hail and hardy. and also, convicted felons should not be allowed to vote. >> trevor: hang ohang on, jordan. all kinds of people end up in prison. how you can generalize about so many potential voters? >> do you have any idea what it's like in there? i do, i did six long years watching oz. take it from me, prison is a hell hole where the language is fear and the currency is stabbing. >> trevor: okay, jordan, jordan, i feel like you haven't actually tiewkd any inmate. >> that's where you're wrong. i met two ex-cons who just finished serving their sentences. guys, come on over. ( cheers and applause ) this is darius and

the president also wade ing into british politics. he is urging britain to stay in the european union. >>> it's time for our first check of weather and traffic. good morning, chris. >> temperatures unseasonably mild for this time of year. already in the mid 60s. a few sprinkles north of the city early on. rainfall for the first half of the day. a few breaks of sunshine. warm and muggy by the afternoon hours. late showers and thunderstorms, that threat on the increase as we get past 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. highs near 80 in inland spots. the weekend clears out but turns cooler. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, 65 degrees in the city. heading into the 70s by noon. upper 70s, flirting with 80, depends on if we get enough peeks of sun. threat of storms late. the latest on the commute from lauren. hopefully it's quiet. >> pretty quiet. we have some road work. some of it is causing a delay. this is the bqe making your way into the area of the brooklyn bridge. before you get there, a couple lanes blocked. things are moving along bet