again,itis part of history. >> certainly is. a record breaking mission happening right now in the bay area. the place in history, the solar powered plane is earning. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> the plane is expected to land in the south bay in the next half hour. it spent hours flying over the bay and san francisco. marian favro is there. >> reporter: the plen is expected to land at 11:30 tonight. there is a lot of excitement. the international media is here. 300 people from the bay area were invited as guests to come watch the plane land. when i know the pilot gets out, he will be happy to stretch his legs. he has been in it 52 hours straight. powered only by the sun, it soared over the bridge and circled more than two hours. it is the first fixed wing solar plane to fly around the world. >> this is the first day, were you there when this happened? i think this is something that is really important to be able to say this is the first step in new technology. >> reporter: the plane took off from honolulu thursd

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ity bought u.s. -- how did do that yet go by extending the swap sales. -- do that? by extending the swap sales. we had headlines crossing about data that was bullish since 1999. the yen has strengthened, it has gone from 121 2107 handle last 121 to 107 handle last week. alix: a lot of movement in currencies and commodities. i wanted to highlight oil ahead of the meeting in delhi on sunday. this is the 200 day moving average. today closed below it. fell friday before the meeting. rally but not able to hold onto those gains. scarlet: we had a lot of eco-data out here in the u.s.. we want to take a look at the significant point in each of them. i'm looking at industrial production, calling it the u.s. achilles heel. that white line is industrial production. it is 2% lower year on year. kind of treading water. line, that utilize ancient rate, that is the lowest level since 2010. take it all the way back to 2010. basically not a lot of capital investment happening in the economy. isn manufacturing, that is pretty good. there is kind of a discrepancy between that and the

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a statement from her company said she contrcted pronk itis in the week and suffered a heart attack. she was 65 >>> finally musicians performed a concert in new york to pay tribute to david bowie. an iconic studio, a favourite of the rock legend is closing down. the magic shop is falling victim. what it was like to work with one of music's biggest stars. >> hi, i'm sieve, the own of magic shop recording studio. how is it going? >> great. making noise. when i started, and i built the studio in '87, the whole concept was the idea that people would play in a resume, and what comes out of the (action -- interaction is the record. >> wow. this was representative of what was happening. two vega records. two ramones. it's been very eclectic and really, really fun. having david bowie at the shop was amazing. he wanted to work without being bothered and wanted to be here. none of us said boo about it. it's something i'm proud of to keep the secret, to deal with mortality and create art out of it. i think the music industry is troubled. the decline of the music business impacted said seriously

. >>> the city of alexandria itis on jefferson street.ject is an interactive mural and a chalk board. people in the therapeutic program can leave words of encouragement or drawings about their journey. the theme of the wall, the courage to live big. >>> news 4 is working for you. today, shomari stone was the emcee at a show in bethesda. 1,000 people attended the fund raising event. they awarded 13 local teens with college scholarships. >>> after some much needed rain this morning, gorgeous weather in the forecast tomorrow. now, a lot of us didn't pick up that much rainfall. reagan national reporting .25 inch. the next chance of rain on tuesday. monday, temps running 15 degrees above normal. we are going to show you future weather with monday in a moment. again, a better chance of showers and thunderstorms on tuesday as the cold front moves through the area. the weather is having a cold impact. it will be a chilly start. grab your jacket if you are heading out early. beautiful blue skies in the forecast from start to finish. little clouds

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ities. that's why you need a partner dedicated to helping your company reach its goals.bank -- the power of possible. >> at the 7 itnd hole, stenson for birdie. coming up in a second to tie herman. the double breaker. stenson getting behind that to get a read of exactly where that was breaking. how about jim herman. he saves his best for last. pipes that drive and ends up the longest of the week. 316 yards for herman. >> that was >> 313 yards at 17. if you don't think this guy is pumped up, he's got to try to dodge stenson's birdie attempt here. >> i'm not seeing a bunch of break in this, johnny. >> he's on the fall line. it might move a little left. it's not an easy putt to see. that's one reason why he wanted to check the other putt out so carefully. >> this is the historical sunday hole location, always there. not many guys make it on this putt. so will stenson go to augusta with perhaps a win or will he go once again with another one of these close calls in search of his first major title? >> i have it on my old chart, maybe >> this to tie herman at 15 under. >> is i

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the weather foundity way ity s way into and the islanders work overtime and the rangers and penguins get back to work tomorrow with game three set for tuesday. we've got you covered on all angles. here's tonight's sports headlines. no doubting thomas in the first-ever playoff game in brooklyn. the islanders trailed 3-1 but forced overtime. and in sudden death, thomas hickey gives new york a thrilling 4-3 win. the isles lead the best of seven game series, two games to one. >>> name-dropping. joe girardi bumped the slumping alex rodriguez down to the six hole in the line up. and the move paid off as alex had a two-run blast. the yankees end a losing streak, 4-3s 4-3. matz more like it. >>> so for the first time all year, the mets and yankees both won games in the same day. and both teams are 5-6 on the season. yes, it's early, and as terry collins has pointed out, it's no time to panic. i know one guy who has remained calm through the first two weeks of the season, john harper. he's one of the top baseball columnists in town and has been with the daily news since 1994. and don't forget

these relative humids ities are pretty much what you would see in the did he say eithers of --. we haven't had measurable rain in over a week. with conditions like this and the weather system that's been in control the last several days, that's the reason why we've seen these high fire conditions. winds kind of all over the place, and you can see they're not that strong right now and there aren't any gusts even showing up on the map. but because the brush is so ridiculously dry, any little spark could spread a wildfire very fast, even without the wind. you can see from this view here, from chopper 4 just how much damage that fire has done to the we still have a red flag warning in effect since 6:00, and tomorrow more high fire danger and the temperatures are going to be even warmer. we'll talk about that in the forecast in just a few minutes. back to you. >>> also breaking, a child hit by a car in brooklyn. news4's rob schmidt raced to 13th avenue when it happened. he's there with breaking details. rob? >> reporter: chuck, this happened around 3:15 this afternoon right after sch

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dozens of bernie sanders suyopporters took to the streets complaining about alleged irregular lites in ities irregularities. they were wrongly purged from the polls. 126,000 registered democrats had been removed from the rolls in br oooklyn since november, but those people either died, moved or changed their registration, they were told, but demonstrators are not buying that. >> people are really angry, and they're fed up with being ignored. >> new york attorney general eric schneiderman announced he's launching his own investigation. he's deeply troubled by the volume of voting irregularity >>> still to come, time is running out. the search for survivors following that devastating earthquake in ecuador quick noose -- kicks into high gear. >>> and the latest school district in the area shutting off the water fountains after high levels of lead. >>> plus, how far would you go to get viagra? in one state you may first have to get a notarized note from >>> tonight, we are getting a look at the aftermath of a deadly crash in kwaens. a car hit the median on the white stone expressway, flipped ups

kids: in congress, dad will protect president obama's legacy. ity and medicare.nn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on the republicans for all of us. >> billy: what happened? >> phyllis: you know, everything's just going to hell. >> billy: the lawsuit? [ sighs ] so, who was it -- jack or summer? which one caved and outed us for lying under oath? let me guess. probably jack, right? trying to teach us a lesson. >> phyllis: no. my loyal and loving family stuck to the story and said we did nothing wrong. >> billy: so, that's it. so, we won, right? >> phyllis: [ scoffs ] >> billy: where's your "i bested a newman and all i got is this lousy t-shirt" t-shirt? >> phyllis: summer didn't want to lie. and i pressured her until she felt she didn't have a choice. and then jack wanted to protect

>> well, it-- itis a word to define exactly the type of malice that is involved with going after someese delegates in a very hostile and intimidating way. >> larry: okay, hold on a second. did she really just say that sneakily snagging 34 delegates is hitler-level aggression? all right, sick her, wolf! sick her! >> the gestapo, you know what they did during world war ii. you know they-- the millions of people, especially jews, who were murdered. >> yes. ( laughter ) >> larry: no! this is how surreal this campaign has gotten. a black woman is defending the use of the word gestapo to a man named wolf blitzer in her defense of a white man with a bad comb-over trying to ride a power in a way that could only be described as hitlerian. my head is going to explode. and not reading rules of an election runs in the family. >> just one last question. there are two new yorkers who won't be able to vote for you or ted cruz, ivanka and eric trump, unable to register because of the rules. are the rules in new york unfair as well? >> no. they had a long time to register, and they were, you know, una

ity just wanted to dissect and turn it inside out and run with it. it shows the kind of rhetoric that is told over and over again. it is not right and it is not fair and it should be stopped in some way because it is just terrible. i believe 100% that some things are not done correctly, but the leadership in this country has really taken this country in the wrong direction and people like hillary clinton and mr. sanders who think that they are going to give this country away because they can is not right. would like to say, mr. trump, thank you very much. announcer: thanks for calling. todd joins us from holiday, pennsylvania on the line for independence. caller: i would -- independents. caller: i would like to talk about a couple of things. first of all, i am a small business owner supporting family members, and we have been taxed to death. we pay federal taxes, state taxes, and local taxes, so about 32% of the money that we bring in is being taxed. the other thing is personally i am single, a 40 five-year-old male, i signed up to obamacare was 100e

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a law enforcement source tells cbs news iti considering several possible motives, including whether there could be a mexican drug cartel connection, a drug turf war, or a family feud. now we're hearing from the father of one of the victims as he remembers his slain daughter. >> she'd give you the shirt off her back. she worked hard. >> the eight victims, seven adults and a teenage boy, were shot in the head on friday. >>> the city of cleveland will pay $6 million to settle a pwrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of tamir rice. the 12-year-old killed by a police officer in 2014. the officers were responding to a 911 call about someone waving a gun. the gun turned out to be a toy. as part of the settlement, the city did not admit any wrongdoing. >> a 12-year-old died. irregardless of fault or facts or anything, it should not have >> a grand jury refused to indict either officer. both kept their jobs but have been on desk duty ever since. >>> and a small plane crashed into a home in florida, critically injuring the three people on board. this video shows the burning wreckage of the p

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immigrants,ities, and so many others.m with hillary because i have seen how passionate she is about fighting for change. i have seen how tough she is. she can be, standing up for what is right. i have seen how committed she is, not just to the progressive values that we share, but to the democratic party that i am so proud to be a part of. [applause] and let me tell you something else about her. she knows what it takes to win. some of you may recall, that my first race back in 2008 was pretty close. [laughter] by 312 votes. i have often said, the thing about winning by 312 votes, is person,erally, any one who worked on the campaign, could have knocked on over 312 doors, made over 312 phone calls all by themselves. [applause] so every time i am in the state minnesota, and see the equivalent of one of you, i thank them. because without them, i would not be in d.c. but let me tell you, i know i would not have won that race without hillary clinton. be standing here today as a united states senator were it not for hillary. kep

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edison, soshares of --ity -- solarcity >> sun edison started burning a lot of free cash. that went up significantly. -- these are companies that are rooftop solar companies that are doing the exact same -- i think there are companies out there in plain sight doing similar things. the other dynamic is the way people value these companies. using retained value analyses that essentially use twenty-year estimates. when these things come crashing down, you have to reinvest. lisa: which company is the worst offender? solarcity we cover is . there's a lot of risk in that stock. stockscks are sentiment because they lose money every quarter and their free cash flow is negative. this been positive data points that have come out with things governments have done and solar city raised some cash and the stock went up a lot. they will have to bring down full-year guidance and we don't think they will be free cash flow positive. anything you learn from this filing today that is particularly notable? the company will be able to spin off some debt. >> you have first lien and second lien d

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ities one opportun credit, more opportunities in --ities and the bureau within the next 12 months. tracy: what do you see in credit? you are bearish on the asset class? alejo: we like credit. we think sovereign credit can perform well in the next few months. we see opportunity. scarlet: you mention argentina, to what extent after their bond sale, brazil might follow? alejo: we can't rule that out. brazil doesn't really need to come into the market as much as argentina needed. so we don't think brazil will come up until the market in massive amounts in 2016. scarlet: but there was a lot of demand for argentina's bonds. maybe those guys will come out again. tracy: you never know, copycats in the capital market. going back to the brazil rally, there has been a lot of talk about the emerging markets moving as one. and investors not focused on idiosyncratic characteristics of individual markets. is that the case in brazil? alejo: yes, i think that is the case. the improved sentiment towards emerging markets is lifting but you need to pay attention to fundamentals in each country and you

. >> reporter: autho ities aren't budging either. they say cooper's death was deliberate. that he was murdered by his father, who was living a double life. >> evidence is showing us he has this second life he's living, with alternate personalities and alternate personas. >> reporte : at a 2014 pre-trial hearing, police dropped bombshells, alleging harris was exchanging sexually explicit texts and pictures with up to trapped in a car with temperatures that climbed to 120 degrees. three of the women were under 18 years old. police say two months before his son's death, harris researched child deaths in overheated cars and life without children. >> proved motive because he was unhappy in his marriage and wanted to live a child-free life. >> reporter: harris' defense attorney kis consistently pushed back. >> there's been no connection between the events of that day and the death of this child and this fantasy texting or whatever is. >> reporter: charged with 16 counts, including murder and child cruelty, harris has pled not guilty to all the allegations. >> morning, mrs. harri

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vonnie: it is europe-itis across the continent. mike: too early to be trading the central banks, but we have disappointing earnings. you look at s&p futures. they are lower. we have some reaction in the bond markets. the potential of the fed doing nothing with the 10-year yield. the euro gets stronger. look at oil. higherinues to creep towards $50. the dollar index is lower today ahead of the fed. once again we see some flattening in the u.s. yield curve. no real problem for emerging markets seen today but look at the australian dollar. inflation gone there. a negative print on inflation for the first quarter, fran. and the australian dollar is -- bankssn't about central meeting today. it is about the australian central-bank meeting next week. everybody thinks they are going to cut rates. you tickedi love that up australia because i had it in my chart but i did not have enough space. that is one thing we are watching. european stocks -- a little bit volatile because they changed in front of your eyes. banks lower a touch. barclays,

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drying out as we look to the west and check out the temperatures, below average and 70s for friday,ityenator and that is not the warmest day. we have an alert tomorrow for ferry riders from larkspur. the 7:30 am and 5:30 p.m. are slow boat that takes 10-15 minutes longer. the 8:30 and 4:00 people have been canceled and the surrounding ferries will be more included. bart is recovering from early delays and back on time. a couple of bus cancellations. i have re-tweeted the delays or cancellations. ace train one is just a few minutes late to san jose. 680 through walnut creek toward the 24 junction if you travel the 24 junction if you travel from highway 44 >> health warning to teen too connected could have parents pushing for detox. >> celebrating historic season for the warriors with a look at the new flags for dub nations. >> amy? >> good thursday morning, next on "good morning america" the kobe bryant final time on the court after two decades and he when out strong scoring 60 points mashing incredible end to points mashing incredible end to incredittible >> news of the record setting

ity alleged they were fraud by the devices and diesel cars.ontroversy over the panama papers has spread to canada. the royal bank of canada says it has a team investigating and documents suggest number of politics -- politicians and celebrities used offshore accounts to hide their fortunes. apple is near its high of the day after there was a strong i rating and price target of $150 a share. joining us is the analyst behind that call. lots of folks are concerned about apple's slowing growth. yourus the thinking behind recommendation. guest: they're smart phones being created in the average price of an apple phone is $700 versus android at 300. all of the wraparound create apple walk-ins. our survey says the average owner stays in the ecosystem for eight years which sounds like a subscription business to us. especially in a fickle consumer world where people move from product to product. is that your thinking? i would say it's about the global platform and apple having the dominant, wealthy aspect of that, but it has margins higher than the walt

this will work and will be replicated more broadly whenever utilities are going to commit capital. , ityr scale looks like we have lost the signal. nope? we have you. ok, richard, for a moment we lost the signal to you. nothing happened to you but it happened on our side. based on that, you mentioned the solar. i know solar has been growing by leaps and bounds in popularity in new york state. are you going to look towards other renewables, though, outside of the solar and wind, or are you going to really focus on those apple -- those as the path forward? it is theell, i think question of building an energy system that has the cost and reliability benefits of the traditional central station production and destination system with the innovation and flex ability of distributed solutions. the great thing about all distributed solutions is that in the aggregate, whether it is solar, storage compromising or technologylls, , is thatges demand these distributed solutions, particularly in areas where there are strengths, will provide value not only to those customers to take advantage of the solu

itis not only 250, there's a large force of americans. i say enough in terms of advisers.he ground, trying to figure out how we can get people on the ground to act aggressively and effectively against isis and use cyber security to take action. >> logical, but it should have been done three years ago. today, the front page of the new york times, we are going to use cyber attacks. really? take your time. you should have been doing it three years ago. you have done nothing to stop it. >> be careful about the civilians on the ground. they have given up on it. >> the one that is are left. >> that's the problem. what dana is talking about. >> you know who we are supporting? >> we are not pro-assad. >> really? >> assad forces ended upbeating isis. >> it's a problem. the free syrian force is posting online with the other terrorist organizations. that's who -- >> you are into this. thanks so much. straight ahead, on a lighter note, dawson, beyonce knowles and tom brady coming up in the fastest 7. >>> we'll talk about a we're always looking for ways to speed up your car insurance s

iti think it is more like, is the most likely outcome. i think it is less than 50%. john: haley barbour pegs it as less than 50%. mark: the question, will he or will he? o-- or won't he? one what easy way is to break the contest down this way. there are 15 primaries break them up into groups of 5, 3 of them. first they are the five northeast states that both this coming tuesday. then there is the five, including california. and wind down the race on june 7. a lot of focus on those two days with five contest each. but let's not talk about a different state contest it may. -- in may. on that month, you have got five additional contests, totaling 199 delegates spread across the month. contest in indiana, nebraska, west virginia, and then to on the west coast, oregon and washington. after those states vote with 199 delegates, that is more than the northeast states voting this coming tuesday. we are going to have a much clearer picture of whether trump actually can get the delegates it is going to take to gain a majority before the party heads to cleveland. problem,he han

as you can expect fans quickly posted hateful messages bash shinning his remarks calling iti self thingsrrow gaunt and insensitive.ve. >> he is so immature. really. >>> well here's one prince memory that kim kardashian mighh want to forget remember that awkward on stage encounter back. take a look at this. get off the stage. [ laughter ] >> as you can see he invited hev to share the stage but instead s of dancing she just shook her sk head no and refused to move soo he kicked her off the stage if you are not going to perform girl get out of here. kardashian tweeted she froze. >> i would too. >> at prince concert at oarrt concert this morning. >> wisdom martin who does not have stage fright he belted out his own renne tension of theen beautiful one. ♪ note ♪ >> i remember those performances well on the morning show. its all in good fun. fun he is a huge prince fan. i remember, he was always alw talking about prince. loved prince. >> yeah. yeah. >> got to get up there and belta it out. yeah. and who knew wisdom could sing. >> really. christmas videos as i recall her kept going.. >> he's a

we thought it was senior -itis white 12 are expected to college and then they said he wrote a disturbing paper what does this mean should we be concerned? he said alaska school counselor if there is a problem he will get back. i never saw the paper is slipped my mind because i did not see it as a civic and issued after my one dash his death it was very dark and disturbing but at that time, bind it had never happened and they didn't look at the issue of a violent paper as something that was indicative of the possibility of a real deterioration. those are some of their regrets that i have. and that is why i have come forth. if you have anything that is a concern never assume it is just teenage gangs to could be serious -- teen-age banks to. >> host: and you tell people to talk about early intervention. if you talk about those barriers to get mental health treatment you talk about the counselor that did not follow up and other barriers out there. there are all kinds of barriers ted within all the different systems with the criminal-justice system being arrested at a greater risk of suicide

ity are laying off 14 -- and was done with a cell phone. one of the people getting fired, they are covering this mid-level type. it was nasty. to bed, you are all going in mexico, they have been there for 30 years in some cases and now they are gone. they're going to make air-conditioners and sell them back to the united states with no problems. it is not going to happen folks. it is not going to happen. there is going to be consequence. but ittold this before is so obvious and there are only semi-things you can save. could them before and it apply to hundreds of different companies. i say to my wife, i want to make this go on. she says, you must act more presidential. do we agree, folks. is easier.ential my daughter of vodka came up to me in the last debate. ivanka came out to me in the last debate. we love her. she said, dad, the presidential. be very presidential. i said, wait a minute. we have one every debate. i was very presidential and that debate and it worked out very well. i said, this is too easy. call carrier. can you imagine? t

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ity: what kind of car was that you gave sites to? george: the car doesn't really matter.s an acura, but it's really a question of putting a camera in the car and running some fancy algorithms that learn to associate images with actions. cory: the car has gotten better at doing this or did the software get better? : how you drive a car is an incredibly, located problem. you can try to give it a lot of rules but it doesn't work. cory: why doesn't it work? george: because there are too many rules. you can do it. adjusting different speed than changing lanes? george: try to write up a complete list. it's impossible. you have to look for other ways that are not just programming. you have to learn it from experience. cory: is that a hack? facebook took that word and turned it into something else. i'm a networker with a different set of skills. it's more than just a car now, it is a company? it's not the question of whether i can build a single self driving car. it's the question of how do we ship that to everybody? i'm not going to say how we are to do that but i promise that b

ity question whether or not is associated with his father-in-law. he jumped ahead of so many others on the list who were in line for promotion. there might be a little bit of truth to that, but i think the bottom of the line is that pershing had built up a long experience of a leader and he deserved that promotion. they went on to have a nice family of forming children, three daughters and one son. they were living in the presidio in san francisco and that he was called to the mexican border in 1950. -- 1915. the was not so much about american government, but mexicans living in the area. the u.s. government vacillated between support and so forth, so there were a number of americans murdered, so it was a good idea to have a american forces on the border. he moved down there in the late summer of 1915. his wife, and their four children were supposed to move down there and join him and rang and he phone ca answered and it was a reporter on the other end and the reporter didn't know it was pershing on the other end of the phone, and he was trying to ve

. >>> plus family behind the zombie prank tells fox 5 how iti came together and what its likew to become an overnight sensation when we come back. back. i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. we can't settle for the same old politics, not when our basic rights are being threatened by trump and cruz. i'll stand up to their bigotry and be a passionate voice for maryland women and families. in tv and in business, i built relationships. as a woman in the house, i'll do the same to get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >> they've become internet and hollywood sunzation iss this wreak the phillips family of of leesburg virginia. >> i love it. brothers have recorded theirded sister coming off of anesthesia from oral surgery telling her that the world has fallen pray to a zombie apocalypse. bob barner tells us the prank has gone viral. >> reporter: hey guys if you have older siblings you can sympathize with mil sent whose l on a field trip to chicago todaa