john raferty junior and joe peters. i sat down both of them and we begin in alphabetical order with joe peters. >>> thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> why do you want to be the attorney general of the state of pennsylvania? >> whether i intended it or not i was built for this job. if you were to create an attorney general for yourself, wouldn't you want a street tcop? i decided to go to law school and began working at the attorney general's office under the first elected ag as a law clerk and rose through the ranks having served each one in a senior capacity either as the top drug prosecutor, crime prosecutor or chief of police of the under cover operations. i was asked to be a prosecutor and my team and i convicted a mafia boss, and after that wouldn't you want to ice the cake with a person who has worked for two presidents? i spent two years in the clinton and george bush white house working on the poisons of our day, drugs and terrorism. >> what would you try to do to tackle the heroin problem in our state? >

state senator john rafferty and former deputy attorney general joe peters. they are of course running to succeed kathleen kane as attorney general and kathleen kane herself is embroiled in a perjury scandal at this time. now a lot of names for when you head to the polls today. so add that to what katherine just told you about. the polls of course here open at 7:00 a.m. for now reporting live in lafayette hill, annie mccormick channel6 "action

. >> john rafferty is facing federal prosecutor joe peters. kathleen kane is facing criminal charges, decided not to run for reelection. >> another race we're following is the one in the pennsylvania second congressional district. incumbent democrat voted this morning in east falls. he's hoping to hold on to his seat while dealing with federal corruption charges. >> real results for the people of philadelphia. and we're going to do a lot more. that's what today is about, winning an election so we can continue this work in washington. and we're excited that the voters will get a chance to step forward and have their say. >> he has represented his district since 1995. one of his challengers is pennsylvania state representative dwight evans. evans cast his vote this morning at the finley rec center in west oak oaklane. he has represented philadelphia county since 1981. >> and remember, the free nbc10 app is a great resource on primary day. you'll find news from both political parties, a realtime delegate tracker and push alerts when we get result

former prosecutor joe peters and ralpherty are vying for the party's nomination. this morning both men share thard plan to lead as the state's top cop. >> if were you to be attorney general and create one for yourself, wouldn't you want one who was a police officer for a number of years doing uniform and undercover work. decided to go to law school, began working at the attorney general's office under the first elected a.g. as a law clerk and rose through the ranks? >> i for the 13 years have been the go-to guy for the law enforcement community in the senate. i've written a number of pieces of legislation today which are laws, which today our prosecutors are using to put bad guys behind bars. >> voters will head to the polls april 26th. for the pennsylvania primary. >>> the republican winner will face the winner of the democratic primary. northampton county john morganelli, montgomery county commissioner josh sha pyroand steven depaula debated here earlier this month. tyco drummers with tamagawa university killed off the cherry blossom festival in fairmount park a

. >> republican candidate joe peter is that so former police officer and police chief.rved in the clinton and george w. bush administrations. we asked him about police and community relations. something that's been strained recently across the country. >> the good cops don't want dirty cops because it gives everybody else a bad name. it's probably true in every other profession. doctor, nurse, tee which are, you name it. and we have a responsibility and an obligation not only to protect and serve, but to honor the civil rights and civil liberties and to be the protector of those for all the citizens. >> but in the end john morganelli the democratic district attorney in northampton county says it's all about experience he claims the most experience in the race. >> i've done 25, first degree murder cases to verdict, and i've taken off the streets some of pennsylvania's most dangerous criminals. i'm asking the voters to look at my record as a prosecutor in the courtroom doing murder cases doing investigations in the grand jury. >> all five men plan to crit cross pennsylvan

joe peters and john rafer fi, john morganelli, josh shapiro, steven zappala. >>> last week, nbc 10 hosted debate with the democratic candidates for attorney general. this week, hear from the republicans in the race. they will appear on nbc at issue sunday at 11:30 a.m. >>> new survey shows how widespread sexual misconduct is on penn state's main campus. more than 3/4 of women undergrads victims of offensive behavior by fellow students, half target of offensive comments about appearance, body or sexual activities. 30% of undergrads said, they'd received unwanted sexual advances. >> new at 6:00, murder that started with a man's son getting into a fight. and police say when that man defended his son, he wound up dead. 26-year-old eric daniels, also known as eric dennis, accused of killing 41. on sunday the two were arguing over a different fight involving wilkens' son. then, police say daniels shot wilkens twice in the head. wilkens died a day later. >>> there is clear evidence the zika virus causes birth defects. experts had been cautious aboi . he. >>> a homeowner watches as thieves break

rafferty who represents chester county and parts of montgomery and berks county is facing off against joe petershe's a former police officer and state prosecutor. here are the democratic candidates, northampton county d.a. john morganelli, josh shapiro and stephen zappala jr. last week i moderated a debate here in our nbc 10 studios. watch the debate on the nbc 10 app or logon to nbc10.com. >>> darby township will swear in the first african-american female police chief ever in pennsylvania. regina price will be sworn in tonight. she leaves after a 29 year career in florida where she rose through the ranks to become a major in 2011. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> seven minutes after 4:00. it is a chilly start. the temperatures are falling this morning. the temperatures have dropped down into the 30s for much of the area. a few spots still in the 40s. brilliant sunshine on the way to turn the numbers around during the day. they go higher this weekend, 07 arrives this weekend. a big warmup ahead. today, we'll see the same. right now, the temperatures are

rafferty who represents chester county and parts of montgomery county and berks county is facing joe peterse's a former scranton police officer and state prosecutor who once serve as kathleen kane's official spokesman. here are the democratic candidates, northampton county district attorney john morganelli, commissioner josh shapiro and allegheny county district attorney stephen zappala jr. last week, nbc 10 and our own tracy davidson hosted a debate between the democratic candidates right here in our nbc 10 studios. watch that entire debate on the nbc 10 app or just logon to the westbound, website. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> eight minutes after 5:00. it is a chilly one this morning and the numbers are still coming down. the chill, though, will ease with bright sunshine. in fact, brilliant sunshine. barely a cloud in the sky for our area. and the next several days we'll see temperatures climbing. this weekend, 70s will arrive. nice warmup for the weekend. this morning-ç though, it's a cooldown. 37 degrees in allentown. northeast philadelphia n

on the republican side, montgomery county state senator john rafferty is facing joe peters.rney general kathleen kane who is facing criminal charges decided not to run for re-election. now, your vote will have a significant impact on who wins today's primary. voter turnout is key. experts we talk to said voter turnout matters, especially for the democrats. one political analyst suggested that high female turnout could benefit katie mcginty. while a big millennial vote would boost bernie sanders. nick marzano said the goal is to show young people why it's important to vote. >> when you see them get a chance to talk to their council member or state rep, and realize these are folks that live down the street from them, their eyes open up and they get hook for life. >> only 20% of registered voters showed up to the polls in the 2012 pennsylvania primary. we'll find out what happens today. be sure to watch "nbc 10 news today" and tonight. make sure you have the free nbc 10 app with you. we'll have live updates throughout the evening and our digital team on nbc10.com will be provid

>>> the republican side of the ag race has montgomery county state senator john rafferty facing joe petersformer scranton police officer and state prosecutor who once served as kathleen kane's official spokesperson. >>> if you missed last night's debate, tap the nbc 10 app on logon to our website, nbc10.com to see and hear the discussion. >>> a man in north jersey is facing a $2,000 fine and three months in jail. his alleged crime, well, flying donald trump campaign flags just like that outside his home. the flags display the trump slogan, make america great again. police ticketed joe hornig for posting signage prior to 30 days before an election. >> if they decide to rip another one of my glorious trump flags, i will immediately put another one up. i'm not a football fan. i'm not a sports fan but i'm surely a donald trump fan. >> he defended his first amendment rights saying his flags are fan flags, not political signs. >>> a photo of a beer pong game is creating quite a bit of controversy on social media ena group of new jersey students is apparently behind it. this pick was posted to sn

on the republican side, john rafferty is facing federal prosecutor joe peters.ney general kathleen kane who is facing criminal charges decided not to run for re-election. your votes will have a big impact on who wins in today's primaries. experts that we've talked to said voter turnout really matters, especially for the democrats. one political analyst suggested that a high female turnout could benefit pennsylvania senate candidate katie mcginty while a big millennial vote would boost bernie sanders. nick marzano says its goal is to show young people why it's important to vote. >> when you see members who get a chance to talk to their council member or state rep and realize these are folks that live down the street from them, that they can run into and have a tangible impact on their city, their eyes open up and they get hooked for life. >> only 20% of registered voters showed up to the polls in the 2012 pennsylvania primary. be sure to stay with "nbc 10 news today" and this evening on air and an our nbc 10 app. we'll continue to keep you updated on results we g

state senator john rafferty and former deputy attorney general joe peters.hey are of course running to succeed kathleen kane as attorney general and kathleen kane herself is embroiled in a perjury scandal at this time. now a lot of names for when you head to the polls today. so add that to what katherine just told you about. the polls of course here open at 7:00 a.m. for now reporting live in lafayette hill, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> thanks annie. >>> new this morning, pennsylvania turnpike is finally cleared in bucks county several hours after a big rig crash in a deadly wreck. crews spent the night unloading 20,000 pounds of soap that had been packed in that tractor-trailer. the semi overturned in the eastbound lanes of bensalem crushing a car near the route one interchange yesterday afternoon. a viewer photo shows the desperate effort to rescue the driver who was pinned underneath the truck. that person died at the scene. the truck driver is in the hospital. >>> gunfire struck a teenaged girl in the city's summerdale section late last nig

attorney general race in pennsylvania has montgomery county state senator john rafferty facing joe petersr scranton police officer and state prosecutor who once served as kathleen kane's official spokesman. >>> if you missed last night's debate, tap on the nbc 10 appç offer logon to nbc10.com to see and hear the entire discussion. >>> 4:58 on this friday. police officers in camden county are trying to improve the way they interact with folks in the community. >> yes, that includes adults and children who have autism. the community group provided training for the officers yesterday. they taught the first responders how to notice the signs of autism when responding to call. things like not following commands or not making eye contact and meltdowns. officers were given the skills to de-escalate those situations. >> it's more staying calm and just asking, how can we help you? what can i do for you? real estating yourself and try to stay as calm as possible. >> they chose to offer the trading now because it's autism awareness month and the organization wants to raise awareness about the disor

at this forum at widener university law school, joe peters and john rafferty sat alongside john morgan nellie, josh shapiro. a heated issue today, how much experience as a prosecutor really matters. candidates had plenty to say, not just about their own background, but also their opponents'. we'll hear from them coming up in our 5:00 hour. for now, harrisburg, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> three democratic candidates for the attorney general job debated here at nbc 10 last week. don't miss nbc 10 at issue this weekend when the republican candidates vying for the pennsylvania attorney general nomination sit down with jim, that's sunday 11:30 after meet the press. >>> happening now, mayor jim kenney continues to push his early education agenda by meeting with members of the local community. right now, he's in north philadelphia taking part in a roundtable discussion. this is the eighth time the mayor has met with teachers and parents about his plan for public funded pre-k. lawyers for comedian bill kozly want a judge to keep his deposition out of the trial. that deposition included testi

. >> reporter: republican joe peters, former police officer and federal prosecutor, who also worked for a prosecutor in the state attorney general's office. it's no accident he said senator, his republican opponent is john rafferty. >> that's a bogus claim. attorney generals can be a senator, a prosecutor, civil lawyer, as long as you have the ethical drive and integrity in that office. >> reporter: with experience in the attorney general's office before entering legislature, he thinks broad experience is best. democratic side, three candidates including commission chair josh shapiro. >> here in the commonwealth we're sort of used to electing the last d.a. or another d.a. it hasn't worked for us. >> reporter: he, as, thinking of the aeg as a super d.a. limits the office. up against two district attorneys critical of his background. d.a. john morganelli. >> salting streets and cutting the park is not the experience. >> reporter: and steven zappala. >> if you don't practice law or never been a prosecutor you don't understand the courthouse stands for justice. it stands for fairness. >> re

and former prosecutor joe peters vying for the nomination.ld sat down with both men on their plans to leave]/> they win the nomination. also on that issue, find out what they think about the possibility of donald trump at the top of their party's ticket. all coming up this morning at 11:30. 9:27 on sunday. we continue to follow breaking news in philadelphia. police sources tell us this morning that a man confessed to shooting and killing a 4-year-old girl yesterday. nbc 10's monique braxton live on the scene with more information. monique. >> hi, rosemary. in just a few moments, we'll tell you what gun or weapon has been recovered in that shooting. >>> we're following breaking news this morning. we have some new information about a 4-year-old girl shot and killed yesterday in philadelphia. investigators initially believed her sister was the one who accidentally pulled the trigger, but police sources say someone else has confessed. we'll have details in a live report. >>> well, we had a couple of extra days, but the deadline is tomorrow. still

. >>> pennsylvania's senator and joe peters are buying for their party nominations on april 26th. down with both men for an in-depth discussion for their plans to lead the state. find out how they feel about the possibilities of donald trump at the top of the ticket. that's sunday morning at 11:30. >>> the three democratic debates debated right here on nbc 10 last week. >>> a federal court heard arguments today in the bill cosby sex assault case. she wants the drug to wipe out the pack. cosby's attorney says cobb stands violated the pack to reopen her police complaint last year. her mother and her lawyers. her lawyer says cosby is trying to use the court to intimidate witnesses. >>>4:+& people in boston are mg an anniversary today. it is three years since the bombing of the:jw boston marath this morning. this year's boston marathon will be run on monday. that explosion rocked the finish line. three people were killed and more than 260 hurt and sentence his brother tarmerlan tsarnaev was killed by the police. >>> mayor jim kenny announced the firstéjr international%fÑx cup. it wi

here's lauren mayk with more on joe peters. >> reporter: he's been building himself for the job his wholeas humbly as i can say this, the office needs my experience now more than ever. >> reporter: want to be the next attorney general, running the office he worked in for more than a decade and a half. >> there's no comparison, and if we are going to elect a regime at a critical time in the time of new leadership, why not elect someone who spent 17 years there serving every elected a.g. at a senior level? >> reporter: including kathleen cane, the current a.g. facing federal charges who decided not to run for re-election. peters was at one point her spokesman and was a state and federal prosecutor. >> i was one of a team of fives who convicted mob boss and his underboss and 15 others in a three month trial. >> reporter: focusing on drug crimes and talked about the approach to heroin addiction, which he calls a health issue. >> if we can mandate treatment in a creative way and diminish their drug taking behavior, all the sudden we're turning their life around and lives that person affects. >

whoever win this month will face the republican joe peters or state senator john raferty.he debate begins at 7:00 tonight. watch it here on nbc 10 or on the nbc 10 app. >>> well, we still have the rain in the forecast this evening but the heavy stuff that's already pretty much moved through. the evening showers, those are still going to be around for a little longer. looking at cloudy conditions, peeks of sunshine but we're looking at more rain back off to the west that's going to try to move in. tomorrow, very different day than today for the better. and it is the day for the big villanova parade so i have that forecast in a minute. over the weekend we're going to get colder and we're going to see a wintry mix move in for part of your weekend. so i'll show you the timing on that. we're still in about the mid-50s though through the lehigh valley, 55 pottstown and westchester, 60 in philadelphia, upper 50s for new jersey and delaware, 60 in dover, so today has been a mild and rainy day. the rain again the heaviest of it is all up in new england, we have cleared out quite a

. >>> pennsylvania state senator and former prosecutor joe peters are vying for their party's nomination. this morning both men shared their plan to lead as the state's top cop. >> if you were to sort of craft an attorney general and kreuate one for yourself wouldn't you want a street cop? i was a police officer for a number of years, decided to go to law school and worked at the attorney general's office and rose through the ranks? >> i for the 13 years have been the go-to guy. i've written a number of pieces of legislation which today are laws which today our prosecutors are using to put bad guys behind bars. >> voters will head to the polls for the pennsylvania primary april 26th. they debated here earlier this month. >>> well, this will make you feel like a kid again. nbc 10 and philadelphia's oak lane neighborhood. they were dusting off their double dutch skills. just a fun afternoon out in the sun. good exercise too. >> you've been asking us for a spotlight on the weather where you live and let's go to our chief meteorologist and we may hit 80 degrees tomorrow? >> at least parts of

on the republican side state senator john rafferty, facing joe peters. peters is a former scranton police officer and state prosecutor who once served as kathleen kane's official spokesman. here are the democratic candidates, montgomery county commissioner josh shapiro and allegheny county attorney. >>> darby township will swear-in the second african-american police chief ever in the state of pennsylvania. regina price will be sworn in tonight. she'll lead the darby township police department after a 29-year career in florida where she rose through the ranks to become a major back in 2011. >>> well, back in court. but there's a big difference about this latest hearing that's about to get under way for the so-called affluenza teen. >>> and one more for kobe. it's the superstar's grand finale. see how much some people are willing to shell out to see kobe play for the lakers one last time. glenn. >>> got another frosty night tonight, but a big warmup is also on the way. i'll let you know when we're going to get back into the 70s just ahead. narrator: why ha

john and joe peters will be on the republican ticket, and, tonight, n 10 lauren mayk introduces us and he's running. >> for many years -- >> reporter: this is how voters in chester, month come ri counties know him now. as a four-term state senator representing them in harrisburg. he argues it is just part of the experience he has for the job of attorney general. >> i have practiced variations of the law and a business background plus a senator to build consensus to fashion partnerships to get legislation passed into the governor's desk. >> reporter: working in civil law and ag's office focusing on medicaid fraud from 1988-91. a race this year, in which prosecutor experience is a sprawl topic. >> any concerns that may be rusty or have to brush up on that? >> no attorney general goes in the courtroom today to prosecutor people. >> reporter: he says broad base knowledge makes him unique in the field. >> legislation, many of the bills i work on are tools in the tool belt to put bad guys behind bars and work on changes as well. >> reporter: consumer priorities include protecting your citize

. >> reporter: republican date, joe peters is a former police officer and police chief, who served in the clinton and george w. bush administrations we asked him about police and community relations, something that has been strained recently across the country. >> the good cops don't want dirty cops because it gives everybody else a bad name and it is probably true in every other profession, doctor nurse, teacher, you name i had. we have a responsibility and a obligation not only to protect and serve but to honor the civil rights and civil liberties and to be the protect or of those, for all of the citizens. >> reporter: but in the end john morganelli democratic district attorney in northampton county since 1992 says it is all about experience. he claims the most experience in the race. >> i have done 251st-degree murder cases, to verdict and i have taken off the street some of pennsylvania's most dangerous criminals. itch's asking voters to look at my record as a real prosecutor in the courtroom doing murder cases, doing investigating in the grand jury. >> reporter: all five men plan

on the republican side, john rafferty is facing federal prosecutor joe peters.e decided not to run for re-election. >>> another race we're following is the one for pennsylvania's second congressional district. that's where incompetent democrat chaka fattah is hoping to hang on to his seat while dealing with federal corruption charges. three candidates are challenging fattah who has represented that district since 1995. your vote will have a big impact on today's primaries. especially because of voter turnout. experts we've talked to say voter turnout matters, especially for the democrats this year. one political analyst suggests that a high female turnout could benefit pennsylvania senate candidate katie mcginty while a big millennial vote would boost bernie sanders. nick marzano said it's his goal to show young people why it's important to vote. >> when you see members who get a chance to talk to their council member, get a chance to talk to their state rep and realize these are folks that live down the street from them, that they can run into and have a real,

and former police officer joe peters. >>> up next, shutdown showdown. we are closely monitoring developments happening right now in atlantic city as state leaders consider new plan to save the resort town from bankruptcy. plus, a teen refuses to do her homework and it's a move many people are saying took a lot of class. we'll explain the controversy over the assignment just ahead. vo: president obama endorses katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to fight back, president obama wants mcginty in the senate to protect women, families and seniors. vote in the democratic primary, april 26th. mcginty: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. fodeveloping drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protec

john raferty junior and joe peters. i sat down both of them and we begin in alphabetical

mika and joe. >> peter alexander, thank you very much.the chaos. >> i think he'll have a significant role. mark halperin, he's running the convention. right now he seems to be the most unifying figure but how large of a role will he play. >> there will be a little chaos in cleveland. he will have meets with the press. he will be trying to send a message to the country however this turns out our party stands for certain values and he'll be thinking and meeting with people about how do we keep control of the louse, how do we try to keep control of the senate regardless at who's at the top of the ticket. he will be a major force. if there are fights over the rules, delegation challenges, he'll be at the center of it. >> mark halperin thank you, rick tyler, thanks for being on. still ahead on "morning joe," we'll bring in senator jeff merkley endorsing bernie sanders plus senator tim kaine of the foreign relations committee who is backing hillary clinton. >>> and a cautionary tale from bloomberg's josh green -- don't underestimate ted cruz. y

board, 344 people were on board, and no one on the train died, but veterans amtrak workers peter adamwitch and joe carter were killed. train was going 106 miles an hour, according to a new report released monday that backhoe at center of the accident was being used to clean hardened mud spots and other minor debris on the tracks, main track two was removed from services and work continued with constraints on tracks one, three and 46789 train 89 was not supposed to travel on track three, occupied by the backhoe but authorities say that somehow the train slammed into the backhoe, causing the accident. experts cited a clear communication issue. the train was on its way from manhattan to savanna, georgia. amtrak estimated damages of 2.2 million-dollar. now this is a preliminary report, more reports will be released over the next year, that is very typical with the ntsb. we are three weeks shy of the one year anniversary of the major amtrak i should say crash in port richmond that killed eight and injured dozens. reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> turning to weather where you

we got the names of the two killed, joe carter from wilmington, delaware and peter adamovich.we can tell you that tomorrow interviews are going to begin with all of the people who survived the crash and could give information through the ntsb. tim furlong, "nbc 10 news." >>> next on "nbc 10 news" at 6, a new twist in the battle of control of atlantic city. >> preparing for the party, what traffic changes local police are making to keep people safe. vo: president obama endorses katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to fight back, president obama wants mcginty in the senate to protect women, families and seniors. vote in the democratic primary, april 26th. mcginty: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. this is a vitac captioning test this is a test. this is a vitac captioning test >>> chris christie put more pre

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listen to what new york's most prominent current republican office holder, congressman peter king, said on the joe pisscapo show. >> any new yorker who even thinks of voting for ted cruz should have their head expected. here's a guy who refused to sign on to the 9/11 health care act for the cops and firemen. here's a guy who talks about new york values. i hope he gets the colder shoulder and other things that from every new yorker. send him back where he belongs. he's a phony. i just can't stand that guy. >> this is not a fan. he doesn't know ted cruz like i do. ted cruz is a friend of mine, he is a colleague and someone i have a lot of respect for. he's also someone who's gaining a lot of attention, getting a lot of votes all around the country. so i look forward to the success that he's going to continue to have in this presidential election cycle. >> but why should new york republicans, i guess is the question, take your word for it over that of their fellow new york republican congressman king? >> look, i'm not going to tell them not to listen to their congressman. but what i will tell them is

also running on the republican side, joseph peters, and on the democratic side, joe morganelli and steven is a pala. >>> the poles are opened in pennsylvania and delaware, you still have time, they will be opened until 8:00 o'clock tonight. >>> now in other news tonight there is a big break in the cold case police have made an arrest in the 2003 arson in olney that killed five family members, including an infant. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is at police headquarters with how police crack the case. >> reporter: look hard enough on the 100 block of widener street and see evidence of what happened here 13 years ago, middle of the night, november 18th, 2003. >> then i could hear the mother screaming, calling for her sons. >> reporter: ferocious fire swept through this olney home killing three month-old jacqueline santiago, her mother, claire deville, and her father 23 year-old john santiago, his 17 year old brother allie and their mother francis contact dejesus. investigators say early on it was arson but they never said hot suspect arsonist was, and why, until right now. >> this

i will see you tomorrow and thanks to joe -- let's take -- let's go straight to emily chang's deal -- interview with peterpeter seale. ♪ alix: it is noon in new york and midnight in hong kong. betty: welcome to bloomberg markets. scarlett: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is bloomberg markets. crude crying -- crude climbing to a new high after saudi arabia and russia have agreed to an oil freeze. being raisedstions about the rescue fund and we will head to rome for details. and emily chang will be speaking to peter thiel and his take on silicon valley, yahoo! and the apple encryption case in just a few minutes. you are looking at a live shot there. are halfway through the u.s. trading day, so let's check in with julie hyman to get a snapshot on how we will

peter: that's what the hope is. everyone's wondering if we can turn it up rather than down. joeanother thing we have been looking at is volatility products. people piling into them as a hedge or a signal of fear. what is going on and what does that tell you about direction? peter: to me, it has been a clear indication that people have been nervous about this rally. i think a lot of them purchasing these fixed tools -- these vix tools expecting the fear gauge to rise, i think that would help propel us to that higher level. should now be the time that investors start tweaking their positioning? the 2100.got to i would go through and anything int gave you the most fear january and february that major loose sleep, you are supposed to sell that right now. that we that potential return to that situation. take this opportunity to get out. good remindervery that these markets remain a liquid. if someone has some thing to do, markets are moving relatively fast. take advantage of the situation, get out of the things that gave you the most fear. scarlet: thanks very much. coming up, can im

joe carter jr. describes himself as an engineer of work equipment at amtrak. the 61-year-old along with peter adomovich of lincoln university pennsylvania lost their lives tragically sunday, both worked for amtrak, today the ntsb's goal was to speak to the amtrak conductor and to assistant conductors unable to slow down in time. carter's union said in this statement amtrak has abandoned its close call reporting procedure saying quote there have been three track worker fatalities in amtrak's northeast corridor since march 1 of this year, this is totally unacceptable and points to systemic deficiencies in the safety culture at amtrak. as we work to track down families of the men who died we didn't find joe carter's relatives. >> someone said that you were in that accident. i said i haven't been on the railroad for decades. >> instead we found this joe carter, no relation. but he lives in wilmington and used to do the exact same rail maintenance work for amtrak. he retired 20 years ago. >> no way that the equipment should have been on a live track. >> he has been watching every move since the tr

peter borjes. good win all around. good day for philadelphia sports. i'm john clark. we're right back. joeestak supports a plan that the new york timesfactreported makes cuts to social security benefits. and the plan raises the retirement age. it's true. the a.a.r.p. opposed the plan, citing dramatic cuts to medicare benefits. the plan sestak supports means higher out-of-pocket costs for millions on medicare. any way you spin it, the truth about sestak is gonna hurt. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> well, we go into friday and we have showers and then we have sunshine. don't forget the umbrella friday. some areas like jersey and delaware, you'll see the rain lingering for saturday, but then sunday looks beautiful, too. >> it does. sheena, thanks. i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. thanks for joining us tonight. have a great night. see you tomorrow. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned par

joe or ed has got a very good point. trump's numbers are the worst that peter has ever soon. but hillarys are not very good. 56-3412 unfavourable. people say she's not trust worthy, she's not likable. what is brooklyn as the campaign is called, headquartered, what do they say about how they can turn any of that around. >> any other year those are numbers that would. >> leap them. >> this is not any yearment this is a highly unpredictable year. if she is against done all trump, they believe she will start to look better by comparison. that he will motivate her base and the enthusiasm gap will not be as much of a problem because he will drive out particularly minority voters, latinas to the polls to protest. she'll be able to capitalize on some of that energy. they're also looking at how she campaigned here in new york as a model. she did a lot of stops, you know, i think on monday i was with her. we did eight stops all over the city. we were in carwashes in queens and chinese strants, and flushing, and she was a gay lesbian bisexual center in manhattan and she was everywhere a

peter adamich. the conductor only had five seconds to break before the crash. >> know may seem like an odd couple, lady gaga, advice president joe're continuing their common goal, that's to raise awareness about sexual assault on college campuses. >> gaga and biden were at the university of nevada to support the victims of sex assault, and intervene, when consent is questionable. biden told the crowd, the culture needs to change the way it treat women. and everyone needs to have the courage to speak up when they see abusive situations. >> it isn't about sex. it is about power. it about the abuse of power. >> this isn't the first time the two have team up. the vice president and singer worked together during the academy awards ceremony in february, when lady gaga perform her song until it happens to you. well, imagine you're nine years old, and you get stood up on your birthday? >> that actually happened to one boy last weekend, in indianna. but it is getting better now. all right, gerald has had several brain surgeries, and he often plays alone. twelve classmates said they would come to his birthday party, but no one came. his g

peter magowan and larry baer taking in the game on opening day top 8th/ 7-3 giants denard span 3-run home run off ariel pera 10-3 giants next batter joeanik makes it back-to-back homers 11-3 giants next pitch buster posey makes it three in a row the first time a team has hit three straight homers in a season-opener since 1997 and only the third time it's happened in mlb history and pam's favorite the sausage races!. all-american hot dog won easily final: 12-3 giants tomorrow: johnny cueto makes his giants debut national championship game. a great one. michael jordan unc alum of course rollie massamino coached villanova to their only national title in 1985 under 10 seconds left marcus paige. the desperation 3- pointer for north carolina. 74- 74 with 4.7 seconds left! jordan loves it! 4.7 seconds left villanova's kris jenkins the buzzer beater to win it it's good! massamino can't believe it the place goes wild jay wright the brother in law of frank somerville wins his first national title the 2nd even for villanova final: 77-74 villanova colin kaepernick is not a denver brono yet the teams and kaepernick are still haggling over who will

. >> peter, i want to start with you and what joe johns just reported that hillary clinton's camp is down playing expectations as relating to the new york primary results. why do you think they're doing that? >> they're concerned, perhaps, about her supporters not coming out to vote. i don't think it matters. i think if she beats bernie sanders even by smaller than 10%. given the way the distribution goes, he can't pick up delegates. it will be portrayed in the media as a victory. bernie sanders is behind. he needs breakthroughs, not hillary clinton. he needs a win here to change the dynamic in the race. >> reuben, when you look at the huge crowds that bernie sanders was able to assemble yesterday in washington square park, 27,000, he actually exceeded the number that barack obama atraktded when he was running for president the first time around. that's impressive. doesn't that mean that bernie sanders does have momentum and maybe the cloinhillary clinton is down playing expectations? >> not at all. i think it was impressive, the crowd there last night, but the reality is what we saw

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san francisco's joe panik got off to a good start with a home run in the 3rd inning. that lead evaporated when the dodgers' joc peter scored from 2nd. that makes it 3-1 dodgers. the giants now trail l.a. by a game in the standings. giants send jake peavey to the mound when they face arizona at home tonight. >>> let's talk about as baseball. a good weekend for the ball club there in oakland. they took two out of three games from the defending world series champions, the royals. it was little league day at the coliseum yesterday. the as showed the kids how to persevere. the as got behind early and it was 2-0 royals after this home run by mike moustakas. oakland got closer after a run here in the 4th. then in the 7th, chris coughlin scores to tie it all at 2-2. in the 8th, billy burns gets a triple down the line. that set him up to score on a sacrifice fly from josh reddick. as have today as a travel day. then they'll play the yankees in new york tomorrow. >>> take a look at a duck in wisconsin has a new pair of feet thanks to a 3d printer and a tech savvy middle school teacher. phillip the duck lost his own feet to fr

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people who rely to get from washington, d.c., new york, a train that joe biden takes on a regular basis. >> this is a train that petery concern until we know about the condition of the victims, but there could have been if there's a backhoe and a train colliding on train tracks and pretty significant damage to the actual infrastructure to those tracks. so you want kind of plot out how long it might take to fix. they got to get train out of there. they got to get all the passengers out there was. then they have to bring in new equipment, new rails. that can take up a lot of time. >> amtrak has a $151 billion plan to revitalize this area. we've seen a number of accidents along this corridor where speeds on the acela train can get up to 125 miles per hour. they have to slow down for most of the journey because tracks can't handle those high speeds and when you go around these curves -- >> 150 mile-per-hour at top speeds. >> there's a huge plan to be completed by 2040 along the northeast corridor to make these travel times cut them in half, make it safer but that's many, many years away. >> a quarter of a million people