i think it will be eight-ish instead of seven-ish. >> it was ten-ish yesterday. >> that's why. to cold start. i think i would have higher number if it wasn't so darn cold out right now. in the 30's, four's, some cases the 20's in the suburbs. in fact, we have no cloud cover to show you. that's why it goss so chilly overnight. there is still a freeze warning in effect until 8:00. north and west of the city. it looks good. it is 41 degrees, but it feels like 35. we just had our official sunrise time. but we only have 29 degrees in pottstown, and mount pocono. and it is in the 30's just about everywhere else. we do expect a high of 59 degrees. sunny skies, and nice eight worthy afternoon. you may even give it a higher number, bob kill, if you are not taking a nap. >> oh, all of those little sun shines on there, looking good. much better start this day than you had yesterday in the weather department. how much, 95 southbound, we got an accident right near street road. this is one of the vehicles, the other vehicle actually facing the wrong way on i95. they can -- the day can only g

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economy ishe congo's dependent on the export of congo -- cobalt. there has also been a slump in oil prices. in this highly dollarized emerging-- other he market currencies, such as those of turkey and brazil have also recently clenched. the uncertainty around china's economic growth continues to lower, especially as growth estimates continue to fall. meanwhile, oil workers in kuwait say they will extend a strike. the strike has cut their daily oil output by half, which has stabilized local oil prices. they punch on monday. tar overers met in qa the weekend. it has settled around $44 a barrel, after a more than 2.5% recession. they are helping stocks go higher on wall street. nasdaq arees and hanging on. dow and s&p inhe particular. netflix shares dropping. indexest the close, the , the dax.g 2.25% following strong quarterly l'oreal, and also the dairy giant ,dannon. we will have those reports in a moment. let's look at some more market-making stories. goldman sachs has reported a steep drop in revenues. they lost $1.2 billion between january and ma

but the creditors, every second or third month, bring the greek state to the state of a 60-ish and byefusing the loans which are necessary for the greek state to repay them so that the greek state is not to cleared to be in default. so they bring the greek state to the verge of not being able to pay pensions, not being able to a the electricity bills in schools, or to have to default to the imf, to the european central bank. then at the last moment -- this is waterboarding, isn't it? what is waterboarding? you subject the subject to a process of a 60-ish in, then you give them a gulp of oxygen and then you repeat. this is precisely what they're doing. instead of oxygen, it is liquidity. not to run the greek state, but keep giving money back so they can continue on torturing you. that is fiscal waterboarding. nermeen: i want to ask about something that you wrote about about the question of impact of the financial is asian of the economy. you called the u.s. economy in the book a minotaur. could you explain what you mean by that and how u.s. financialization helped lead to the 2008 cras

ish would have one last shot but it wouldn't get down, they lose, once again, 109, 108, and the finalthe masters is ball jordan spieth. he once had a commanding lead, was seven under par, just dropped. he self-destruct in the 12th hole, and got triple bogeys, giving dan willet his first green jacket. that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >>> well, philadelphia finally has a playoff team. flyers picking up a big win saturday securing their spot in the playoffs, taking all the of the pressure off yesterday's game begins islanders. >> the flyers had a chance to rest some of their big stars yesterday, including goalie steve mason, captain claude giroux. despite not having those guys flyered still beat new york five-two. team is off until thursday when they plan or they play washington capitols in the first round of the playoffs. they plan to win, we hope. washington finish the year with the best record in the year but flyers/capitals split regular season series each winning two games. >>> the phillies coming home today on a mini winning streak as we call it that. they beat mets satur

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i don't think people use them because they think it's fool ish. >> reporter: the victim is recovering from injuries at the hospital. police are working with campus police. they are going through video sur surveilness surveilness. lori bordonaro, "news 4 new york." >> thank you. >>> this is a big night in the race for the white house. primaries are under way in five states, including connecticut. front-runners hoping to lock down their commanding leads with a sweep tonight. people voting in pennsylvania, maryland, rhode island and delaware. andrew siff is in stanford with more at what's at stake tonight. andrew? >> reporter: david, we should news. a senior aid to the bernie sanders campaign tells nbc news sanders is in it to the convention through california. that macon tra dikt published reports that sanders is going to reassess if he gets swept in among those voting tonight, connecticut, where those residents finally have a chance to be heard. i boarded a train for a ride to stanford as connecticut gets its turn in the presidential election. mary fox showing her grand kids today what

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it's going to be a gorgeous evening, just gets a little cool-ish. with 20 degrees above average, there are your records. first 80-degree day since september 29th. sixth straight dry day. this is going to be the longest dry stretch since october as we go all the way to thursday. see how the south wind is coming we started off the show today, babylon, 77. down to 64. it's a big split across new york city where you have 60s in brooklyn, staten island, and queens and it's in the 70s in the bronx and upper manhattan. still 80 in andover, new jersey. poughkeepsie coming in at 8 a. dry everywhere. with all the dryness and a gusty wind coming back tomorrow, still warm near 70 degrees. there's a fire weather watch for pretty much the entire area tomorrow afternoon and evening. sunshine this evening, 71. light wind overnight. wind picks up tomorrow, early clouds. sprinkle at worst. it's a gusty breeze and cooler tomorrow, only around 70. there are the clouds already trying to spill in. there's a backdoor cold front snaking its way through eastern new england.

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northwest new jersey, hunderdon, orange and putnam county and interior sections of fairfield county. 50-ish from chelsea to hoboken and the 30s for morristown, sussex. danbury, you're at 35. everybody under a clear to partly cloudy sky. high clouds trying to push towards us. here's the next unsettled weathermaker, a cold front moving slowly eastward that blocking pattern has been breaking down. even that hasn't happened that quickly. it will take a while for the clouds to increase tonight and the showers to get in here tomorrow. future tracker shows we're in good shape today. at noontime, a patch of clouds here. by overnight, the clouds thicken up. most of the showers stay way to the north and west of us. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, should be decent to start the day. later in the day a couple of shot showers. the real line of shower activity gets organized around 6:00, 7:00 that pushes through overnight. by 7:00 a.m. saturday morning, leftover cloud force eastern long island, the clouds will clear the coast of new jersey, back into sunshine for saturday afternoon and sunday. for today, a wa

looks like the best chance for rain on friday would be safe from 2 am-ish from 2:00 p.m. on. that's the line coming through and it's not as a wall of water. that's not what i see. more spotty like this, but he will do with it into friday night as well, saturday things clear. saturday afternoon, things look pretty good outside. so temperatures in the morning, some 30s out there, 39 for liberty, maybe a lot of you hovering around 40 degrees mark. could see some frost. 74 the high tomorrow. 77 friday. wet weather chance, 69 on saturday. 64 sunday. next week, wednesday back to the upper 50s and 59 for wednesday, would put you below average after a week that's been so nice with mild temps. >>> how do you celebrate her 90th birthday if you are the queen of england? with royally memorable photos. buckingham palace released three portraits by photographer annie leibowitz. to mark the milestone. one shows her with grandchildren and great- grandchildren including 11- her brother prince george was also featured in a commemorative image on a series birthday. look at that smile. [ laughte

it seems the planning ish oo as using buildings for not which they are use with fire existing all that stuff is out of our view, it seemathize prenchivation side actually will be pretty straight forward to wrap up so feel comfortable with the turn around. i think the planning use and occupancy issues are just a much bigger scope that would need more time but that isn't us. >> the typical altraigdss are relatively minor work. most of them are on the list of qualifying scopes of work for a administrative certificate of appropriateness, however don't qualify for staff approval because they are legalization projects. i would agree that most the work is relatively minor in scope. >> commissioner pearlman >> i was going ask what we were expected to provide to the planning commission from the may 18 hearing? it souds like a list of recommendations about how we would do our wrurk relative to the applications that would come before us. what level of detail do we need to provide? >> in fact you wouldn't need to provide that level of detail. if you thought about it and do have recommendations as

ish smith always ready to find noel. sixers down 3 at the break. down 2 late.rnt's big brother puts the knicks up 104-100. sixers lose 109-102. >>> flyers down to the last two games when both and end in the playoffs no matter what anyone else does. you can see the game tomorrow at 3:00 here on nbc 10. >>> phillies and mets at a chilly citi field. mets up 2-1. a rbi double to mike am comparto. phillies searching for win number one on the season and mets cruise 7-2. >>> jordan speith leads at the masters. that's sports. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. when you want itchy, watery eyes and sneezes out of the picture, you

from the city west, it's 70-ish. then unsettled overnight tonight with a few s wers and storms. the breakdown for today, mostly cloudy. 53 degrees in the park. 40s north and west. warming to the 60s by this afternoon. 3:00, 68. gets breezy, then we expect the clouds to build leading to a cooouple showers by tonight. let's find out how the commute is rolling along. good morning, lauren. ht>> you can see lots of green out there on the maps. we have one tunnel closed, so the others taking on two weigh traffic. heading over to the george washing bridge, a live look outside. things moving along nicely there into the tolls on both levels. you will need your e-zpass heading to the lower level. today. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. next weather and traffic on the 4s. ht>>> new fallout from an investigation of campaign bfund-raising at city hall. two community act ists are calling for mayor bill deblasio to step down. >> if you say we have a city that e are united, we are not. this city right now is torn apart. >> if you feel and love new york city the way you

a customer at one nearby business says that he knew the man, describes him as 50-ish, white and connected to one of the owners of one of the nearby businesses, but the sheriff's department has not yet confirmed this, nor whether the man had any wounds that may have been fatal. >> what's going on in saratoga? that's why i moved from east oakland. >> that he has been deceased for some time now. out of an abundance of caution, we called out our homicide detectives and csi team, but right now we just consider this a suspicious death. >> reporter: one shopkeeper told me she noticed a strong smell in the area monday that grew stronger during the week. sheriff's deputies have been here all afternoon, but so far, they're not saying much. the medical examiner has been called, but the body is still here. so far, no reports of any 911 calls or shots fired at this location earlier. reporting live in saratoga, i'm chuck coppola, "nbc bay area news." >> chuck, thank you very much. >>> and a scare for an east bay community this morning after a tanker crash caused a hazmat situation. the alameda county f

. >>> the mother of one of the florida teens who van ished at sea wants authorities to reexamine an iphonecovered from a boat. a cargo ship found the boat. the pair disappeared last july after setting sail from jupiter inlet. so far, no response from the stephanos family. >>> today, protests over north carolina and bathroom law areç expected to clog that state's capital. rallies and sit-ins are scheduled outside the state capitol building in raleigh as lawmakers return to work. new law requires transgender people to use bathrooms in line with the gender on their birth certificate. leaders from the naacp are expected to offer lawmakers their version of the bill the group says should have been passed. >>> people protest the bathroom law rallied in charlotte, north carolina yesterday. charlotte's mayor joined religious leaders calling for repeal of the law they say limits the rights of the lgbt community. >> we hope our leegislature wil show some sense for a change and rescind hb2, hate bill 2. that's what it is. >> they claim it offers modesty and safety. >>> hundreds marched one year after

a customer at one nearby business says that he knew the man, describes him as 50-ish, white and connectedinesses, but the sheriff's department has not yet confirmed this, nor whether the man had any wounds that may have been fatal. >> what's going on in saratoga? that's why i moved from east oakland. >> that he has been deceased for some time now. out of an abundance of caution, we called out our homicide detectives and csi team, but right now we just consider this a suspicious

donna edwards is very popular ir prince george's county which ish her home base. be.attle all along has beeneen baltimore. and the baltimore region notoren just the city but the surrounding counties. you know i think what probably really drive voters in this racs at the top of the the ticket ann the bottom.ot so the presidential insofar asir it's still competitive ontive tuesday which it look like itt will at lost kind of have theint feeling of being competitive ono the democratic side bernie ber coming in spending money and soo forth and then bottom of thehe ticket we have this fantastictac mayor's race in baltimore.mo i think a lot of people areloofp going to come out to vote forote that and that those two racesac will probably be the oness driving turn out in the >> i was reading one article ini the post voter said he actually lot of sleep over choosingver between edwards and van hollandl i have to say i fine little bit refreshing that somebody wouldy consider their vote that t vot seriously and actually really feel, you know, connected toneed this process so much.

. ♪ ish: america's top intelligence official acknowledging -- for t first time.sis has cells i the u italy and germany. we have all been heang that these terrorists a clong the refugees to get into europe. take listen. >> they ve taken advantage, to some extent, over the miant crisis i europe. sothing in which the nations, i think,reware. trish: germanyndtaly. overrun now by migrants. now we know thathere are isis cells there. what has happenein paris and brussels the president is stillticking to his plan to bring in 100,000 migrants to the united state from places likeyria this year. w rried should we be? let's ask next guest. a great friend to the intelligence report d general jack keane. general, welme back. >>reat to be here, trishsh. trh: obviously, they are there. we have own that they are there.e. wl, first of all, respond to a qstion about these countrs. obviously, there areumererous cells in nerous countries that is just an tablished fact. 5000 europeans fled syr. 2000 havcome home. that is a problem that theare dealing with. they watch the bssels in the

next week, closer to normal. 60-ish. >> okay. get there. >> lauren? >> absolutely. things aren't so great for the commute, including a couple of investigations. tracie strahan will have more on that in a moment. 4 and 6 trains are by passing that station in both directions. the belt parkway, things are moving nicely by lefferts boulevard. there is an accident on the belt that takes out the left lane eastbound out after erskine street. there's a rubber necking delay westbound. more on the commute in a little bit. >> thanks very much. >>> amtrak must retrain workers on safety rules. the federal railroad administration order thad were killed in a train accident. that was sunday. working on the same track when they were struck by a train going 106 miles an hour. investigators say they may not have known that that track was reopened. a breakdown in communication. >> happening today, a flight attendant who tried to smuggle millions of dollars of cocaine through lax is expected in court for a bail hearing. jetblue flight attendant marcia gay reynolds bolted from screeners

my students right now are learning about the great depression and herbert theer-ish response to tariff act. how do tariffs hurt or help the economy? my students are newly arrived immigrants to the united states and they have heard a lot of him from donald trump about -- we are being beat up on foreign trade. to the candidate? i personally support john kasich with what he did to the economy and ohio. who do you think would be the best candidate for the next president? guest: that is a very good question. i'm glad your students are learning a bit of history through the lens of current events as well. there is a thread there. figure,historical alexander hamilton, was the founder of industrial policy. he wrote a report to the congress on manufacturing, something he and the president had discovered. he realized that america did not make much of anything. they depended on france and smuggling. hamilton had a vision that you would have to tariffs but they would not be too high or too low. we would develop our infrastructure and we would depend on the flow of recently arrived immigrants to fil

windy, cool-ish, sunny tomorrow. next rain chance comes in on wednesday. not a big rain maker but we'll get overcast skies and showers. then by the weekend, next weekend the numbers will be in to the 80s, especially on sunday, mid 80s. travel weather forecast heading out of the bay area, down 99 to fresno. it will be 68 degrees. 73 for sacramento. up to redding, 71. eureka and lovely mendocino, 69 degrees. partly cloudy skies. headed to the mountains, still a mix of snow and rain for lake tahoe and for yosemite. overnight lows, if you're venturing out tonight, will range from 42 degrees in santa rosa. livermore, 44. san jose, 47. the sun will come up at 6:20 a.m. tomorrow. forecast highs will be cooler than average. about 3 degrees back of that. combine that with gusty winds and you'll think, a little bit of a spring bite in the air. temperatures in the mid 60s tomorrow for the south bay and plenty of sun. cooler at the shoreline. 58 for half moon bay. east bay, sunshine. 70 at pittsburg. 70 for antioch. 72 at brentwood. cooler in the 680 corridor. north o

post" ishe "washington the same byline from many, many years ago. the first sentence, a full led republican. filibuster broke out for the chief justice of united states. " we have had filibusters. that is what has been disappointing to me with some of my colleagues saying there have not been filibusters. there has been. during the clinton administration more than 60 judicial nominees were bottled up and never received votes. of course, as indicated by my distinguished friend, the republican leader, during that time democrats are complaining about what was going on, saying there should have been hearings in the senate, and even came to the floor and the majority leader said, let's have some votes. let's have some votes on these people. mr. president, we never said we would break the rules to change rules. to change the rules in the senate cannot be done by a simple majority. it can only be done if there is extended debate or 67 votes. say that thell statements made by republican leaders are wrong about the votes, and we were disturbed that they were

., temperatures have chance to rebound here today, as well, but again, even by the time we hit 3:05-ishmay be spotty shower still on the area radar. see that? now, things do start to dry out briefly then the next cold front comes along. even overnight 2:00 a.m. starting to see more showers fire up on the radar, brunt of the front itself though comes through late morning, or into the early afternoon, looks like, some of the rain could definitely be heavy. so, definitely showers, but i would also allow it to have some heavy rain push through here, as women. then skies do start to clear out behind. that will so problem bye get in women son sunshine before tomorrow isn't said and done. meanwhile tomorrow watching for showers primarily this morning, 63 degrees, breezy obviously, later tonight dip down to 53 still showers popping up t happens later on tonight, under a lot of clouds, mild, only 53 degrees. tomorrow looks like the weather day of the next several, with the cold front coming through primarily in the morning, and then we look ahead to the next few days beyond that point, high pres

what are you -- what is your connection to black-ish?lot i got the call to do this show. i wasn't able to finish the season. i worked with the creator of the show and had a great time. life.on his he and anthony anderson just were already a great collaborative team when i got there. i was more the executive producer helping them run it to shape it and put it together. what a treat, a great cast. you are generally regarded as a pretty nice guy. are there any topics that are off-limits? >> that is very nice. thank you for saying that. i am not a mean type of comic. i don't like attacking someone humor. and that be more sly type of thing. so, anything personal, i don't care about. it's more fun to do jokes and more clever ways. the other way of looking at it, it is a roast. --ple expect to get rid ribbed. roast is the best way to say it. you are roasting them in a good spirit. >> larry wilmore, the entertainment at the white house correspondents dinner, 2016. thank you for your time. >> thank you, peter. nice talking to you again. , 40,000

you saw jim cantore in oklahoma this ishe y we handle the metro area. could get a little break in the action around lunchtime today before another wave of light rain comes in here after about 4:00 to 00 t afrnoon until 6:00 this evening. then periods of light rain are possible overnight and into tomorrow. so then for today, we're at 60 degrees. now we'll keep the light rain and shower chances around with temperatures hovering near 60 for the remainder of the morning. headed down to the nats and phillies at 7:05, have your poncho ready. a delay is a possibility but they should be able to pl baseball. then for tomorrow, cloudy skies to staye. ou the u.s. s new numbers this morning aboutt nation's report card. the latest r reading scores have actually gone down five points since 1992. >>> people in montgomery county can see their doctors at a new state-of-the-art health care center. you won't see new procedures but experience a higher quality of care at the dennis avenue health care center. it is set up to give a better experience and the equipment is as g

we will get a domino impact on the spreads around the eurozone. , cable ishe best way ok.re the market would go. the majority of the weather the -- the majority of the liquidity will be there. good one.ould be a the yen benefits from risk aversion some risk all caps in areas. the yen and the swiss will be bought as safe haven tight currencies. shortly sterling against the swiss and yen. my bet for most sterling if you believe in brexit. mark: thank you. betty: let's turn back to u.s. stocks. stocks are higher but all of their highs of the session. consumer discretionary health care stocks turning lower in the red. more wherelittle has checks are not doing well. well.hs are not doing >> the worst rack is the health care sector, especially biotech. downgradedn stanley its rating to an underweight from an equal rate. after their liver drug one fda panel approval yesterday. they were concerned that the thel would fail to endorse liver drug for later stage liver disease and it could affect labeling and commercial prospect, shares of intercept pharmaceuticals are down sharply ov

. >> private wood ended up seizing a weapon at one point and brand issuing ish iting it around, he washasty court-martial and put to death. >> they found story after story after story, alleging that he had been impetuous, that he was brutal. that he had his own men executed. >> henry clay sanctioning a handbill to be printed in philadelphia. the pamphlet describes the execution of six militiamen, an execution ordered by andrew jackson. >> across the front were the silhouettes of six coffins representing six militiamen who jackson had shot. >> this morbid document soon becomes known as the coffin handbill. >> andrew jackson of course was known to be a killer of his enemies, nobody particularly had a problem with that. but now he was questioned in campaign literature for killing his own men or having them put to death. >> if you could assault a man's character, that's the unanswerable attack. if you can get his character. that's, that's where it hurts. >> the message of this is simple, do you want this violent unbridled, perhaps crazy man, do you really want him as president of the unite

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. >> good-ish to be here. >> i'm christine romans. 4:31 in the east. now one day before voters head to the polls in wisconsin, intense battle down to the wire with ted cruz and donald trump. both campaigning across the state. cruz out front leading trump by ten points. cruz picked up key victories over the weekend in colorado. he won the first six delegates to the republican convention. picked in a week long selection process there. in north dakota, the cruz team claims it did well in the delegation to the convention. today is all about wisconsin. a cruz win could alter the mo momentum of the republican race. cnn's sunlen serfaty has more from green bay. >> reporter: the cruz campaign has dispatched heidi and carly fiorina and governor scott walker. the campaign manager claiming all hands on deck in the final 24 hours before voting starts in wisconsin tomorrow. cruz for his part, the senator has been projecting confidence on the stump. he is predicting he will get most if not all of the delegates tomorrow here in green bay, he told the crowd playing of

it ishe 7.1% that say better for the u.k. to withdraw from the eu, what is their rationale? am not really say that, one, because we did not ask them for their rationale. we just wanted to pull their members and garner their opinions, and present that back to us. to be frank, i have not got that answer. i did not ask them either. guy: i am just curious to know what the argument on the flipside is. just more broadly, when you talk to your members, when you get an idea of what is going on, in a scale of the problems that they face right now, how does this stack up? low global growth, problems with manufacturing around the world, issues with the chinese economy. their i think one of priority problems, number one or in the first division, and they are having to plan and make contingency plans one way or another. guy: do you think there is a lot of contingency plan happening? .avid: i think it is beginning i do not think there is a very large amount being done. i think everyone is sitting there hoping that it is not going to be required. they in more recent times are going to do m

and yet, you've come out with all these feel good, oprah-ish books. ha, has that in any way affected your credibility as a journalist (laugh) or as a sports journalist? >> i think... >> can you be cynical? >> yeah, i'm sure i can be cynical about sports. i never wanted to lose my soul just because i was gonna be a sports writer. and i like to think, before "tuesdays with morrie" came out, that i, i wrote with some compassion and some humanity long before people attached those traits to me from an outside book. and i don't think that they hurt me. i was fairly good at being a sports writer. and, i just felt that sometimes, you know, you could find the best story in sports by talking to the person who lost, or by talkin' to the, person who finished second. and, i always approached it that way. so you don't have to be, a curmudgeon to be a journalist. i think what happens is you see so much, so many awful things when you're a journalist. and you see so much cynical behavior, particularly if you're covering pol, covering politics or business or, in many w

ish: the gambling unregulated. sports betting is unregulated.al in the united states. so, yes it certainly seems , illegal. it is not been tested in court. does valve say? josh: valve doesn't say much. they have setup a system that has allowed this to happen. in the past, you have seen other game companies really make it impossible for you to take items within the game and get cash for them. they have made technical barriers. they have made it against terms of services. valve has gone the opposite way. they actually encourage the cash trade with their weapons. carol: they promote it? josh: they do promote it. they say it promotes engagement. they certainly have set up a system where it is possible. of the new world order, in this week's etc. section, there was a new report on how gps may be changing the composition of our brains. >> gps, according to some very suggestive research, fundamentally altering the structure of our brains. because if you think about it, we have been basically shutting them off and allowing gps to tell them where to go,