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new character is named julia and julia has autism. make her debut on the show on april 10th, so mark your calendars. and rather then being treated like an outsider she's treated justonik else. writer says that the purpose of her character is for children to be familiar with people with disabilities and make new friend. julia was developed after a lot of work, consulting, different organizations and families within the autism community before they put her out there it is a long road but julia is coming, april 10th. >> it is a great i our area that have children on the spectrum and problem is when they were developing this character kid can be so different. there is no cookie cutter, this is what somebody is like if you are facing this or on the spectrum. i think it is great. i love what they do. you are so lucky to have julia on your team. she's good with puzzles. she had can out shapes. people bring her in and it is great, and there is a lot of kid that will identify. >> they have learned so much with sesame street. >> they do such a

>> this is our friend, julia. >> oh, hi, julia. i'm big bird., for julia, it means she might not answer you right away. >> she does things just a little differently. in a julia sort of way. >> reporter: julia is part of sesame see amazing. first introduced in 2015. she's now coming to life as a muppet on the show for the first time. what's he like? what does she like to do? >> julia is a special little girl. she's 4 years old. >> boing, boing, boing. >> and not as verbal. she uses a communication device. she enjoys being part of the sesame friends. >> reporter: she's a component of sesame workshop's free tools, designed to show better understanding of autism disorder. tell me some of your favorite things to do together. >> we like to jump. a lot. we jump a lot. >> jumping. jumping. jump, jump, jump. >> autism is pretty magical because julia sees the world so differently when we play together, sometimes she finds different adventures for us. >> julia, you're so creative. >> i want julia to be a beautiful, likable, wonderful kid because that's wha

julia: that's looking good.t's a little tricky to get out because of the way that it was put in, but... well, it turned out very well, didn't it? oh, that's perfect. yeah, that's lovely. and those pains fendus cooked exactly the same way, same temperature... same temperature, same time hot stove, steam, yeah. well, that's nice to know. yeah. good. and our couronne is probably ready to go there. you need the peel, i guess. yeah, we'll need a different peel. it would never fit on that narrow... a pizza peel. yeah, i think it will just about fit on here. oh, look it, now, again we tell that's ready, because... yeah, you can just see the large bubbles even, under the surface. and it doesn't spring back. it's holding in. that's terribly necessary, because it's... if you cook it before it's really risen it's heavy, isn't it? it will be gummier, yeah. now, we're going to have to flip it out and then humidify the oven. ooh! and there are those little diamonds. isn't that nice the way they've just sat right in there. wel

. >> hi, julia. i am big bird, nice to meet you. >> and julia has autism but rather than being treated like an outsider, julia becomes part of the gang, it is a message of acceptance and inclusion. >> julia is an amazing little character. she's four year-old. she expresses herself in different ways. she loves to sing. she loves to play. she's a very friendly little girl. >> i have been preparing for julia for my whole life. >> i have a son to has high functioning autism and i want to do my best to bring julia to the world in the best light possible. >> and that was julia's puppet tear stacy gordon, sesame workshop writers want to show that children with autism may face challenges with you have unique strengths. episode meet julia airs on pbs and hbo april 10th, and an additional julia episode will be available on line. >> beautiful. >>> today in montgomery county students at north penn high school learned about a future career in meteorology. what berth teacher than our own kate bilo. kate talked to

for a while, julia. >> that's right.re's been a lot of talk and speculation about who was going to replace bob iger when his contract expired at the end of june 2018. and so, the fact that this is being extended for a year is not a big surprise because there was no obvious successor for iger. there is also the fact that disney has done phenomenally well under his leadership. now, in the past couple of times i've sat down and interviewed bob iger, he's talked about how much he's enjoyed running disney and about how there is so much potential ahead. just a couple weeks ago in the company's shareholder meeting, he dropped some hints that this news would be coming. he said he sees massive potential for disney ahead for all of its different divisions, and sort of indicated that he's started certain things, such as the park in shanghai, such as doing more digital initiatives with espn and with the media networks, that he would like to see out. so, this is not a big surprise. but certainly, reassurance for investors who wanted

tell us about julia. what an amazing girlshe was, tell us about julia.t, articulate, intellectual. goofy. a typical teenager, who loved music and just hanging out with herfriends. she was an amazing person. talk us through that decision to take the photo. it must have been incredibly distressing to do so at the time. i know you have not been able to look at it since. why release it now?“ i'm honest with you, it was because of my talks at schools. as a former great britain athlete i wanted to inspire children in schools, to get them to be the best they could eat, but also talk about accountability in what they put online, and say online. and what they access. i have been to speak to over 200,000 children. they lose faith. children loose faith very quickly in themselves, inhumanity, in the community, due to what is going on around them. after speaking to 200,000, ijust felt around them. after speaking to 200,000, i just felt i around them. after speaking to 200,000, ijust felt i had to do something more. 200,000 children, thatis something more. 200,000 chi

. >> oh, hi, julia, i'm big bird, nice to meet you. >> reporter: julia is a preschooler who has autismt not answer you right away. >> yeah, she does things just a littledifferently. >> reporter: julia is part of sesame's besee amazing. first introduced in 2015, she's coming to life as a muppet on the show for the first time. wh >> so julia is a very special little girl. she's four years old. and she is not as verbal, she uses a communication device. she just enjoys being part of the sesame friends. >> reporter: she's a component of sesame workshop's free resource tools designed to build better understanding about autism sprectrum disorder. tell me some of your favorite things to do together. >> we like to jump. jumping. >> jump, jump, jump. >> autism is pretty magical because julia sees the world so differently that when we play together sometimes we find different adventures. >> you're so creative. >> i want julia to be a beautiful, likable, wonderful kid because that's what our kids are. >> stacy or go zgordon is the you have a personal connection to autism. will you tell me about th

. >> reporter: julia johnson is a girl on a mission. you're not looking at a recipe. >> this one i have memorized. >> reporter: the 13-year-old bakes cupcakes seven days a week, before and after school, all from scratch, her own creations. why did you start baking cupcakes? what were you trying to raise money for? >> for my mission trip to ethiopia. we're going to orphanages and help the kids there. >> reporter: it's a cause close to her heart. two of her adopted siblings are from ethiopia. as word spread on facebook the orders poured in. >> she took the talent she had which was baking and she was passionate about it and she put it to work. >> reporter: jewel's julia's already made $10,000 cupcakes and raised enough money, not just for her trip, but enough to take her sister lucy to finally meet her birth mom. >> reporter: are you excited about going? >> yes. i just want them to be good and check on them. >> it's been a really fun to see everybody there. >> reporter: julia plans to use some of the profits to buy livestock for people in

i want to do my best to bring julia to the world in the best light possible. >> julia debuts on april 10th. she has existed in digital and print illustrations for the last year. >>> the president of uber jeff jones resigned after just six months on the job. the company announced it was going to hire a chief operating officer who could help write its next chapter. uber has been hit by controversies, including allegations that it routinely ignores sexual harassment. jones said the beliefs and approach to leadership that have guided my career are inconsistent with what i saw and experienced at uber. >> shoppers have been taking advantage of great bargains at the grocery store. according to a report in usa today, the fierce competition is killing profits for those chains. as the food prices fall the grocers have to sell more to maintain their revenue. then the items go on sale and the whole cycle again. speaking of cycle. binge watching shows on netflix got slightly less time consuming. they're testing a skip intro button. this is reportedly a top customer request because netflix users te

we'll go first to julia in madison, indiana. republican caller. hi, julia. caller: hi, thank you. this is a very sad day for millions of american citizens. am appalled at the democrats who consider this an occasion for exuberance. because obamacare has not been repealed and replaced or improved. i completely agree with president trump when he says obamacare will implode. that is going to be tragic for millions of americans who will not be able to afford health care. this is something that the democrats own and they need to understand that while people were definitely helped in obamacare, there are millions of others who are not helped and have not been well served by democratic represent egg -- representatives. thank you. host: ryan in hermosa beach, california, on the line for democrats. caller: hi. i was just watching and i got to say, i've been a democrat my whole life, both my parents are teachers, but this last election, the -- everything is basically changed for me. just this debate alone, you have on your side, the democrats this liberal propaganda where they totally change

julia michaels is here.rform -- [ cheers and applause ] "issues." >> jimmy: hey, guys. this is fun. like many people we're big fans of podcasts here at the show. i listen to them all the time. and because of that we thought it would be fun to have our own "tonight show" podcast. so we've started recording one called "the tarik and adler show." starring our own tarik trotter from the roots right there. [ cheers and applause ] and one of our writers, jonathan adler. now, there they are right there. [ cheers and applause ] now, keep in mind, these two barely know each other, and have rarely spoken aside from an awkward head nod in the hallway. [ light laughter ] they even did that weird. [ light laughter ] well, tonight we have another installment of their podcast. please, enjoy. >> hey, what's up? this is tarik. >> and this is adler. >> and this is "the tarik and adler podcast." >> you think i need a new, i've been getting the same hair cut probably my whole life. do you think i should think about changing it?

this is my favorite one. >> can i ask julia a question? you can. >> julia, where did you attend university as they say in europe? i know exactly where she went. >> i went to princeton. >> it's an ivy league school. >> it's a fun one. >> we are talking having filters is so much fun. look, mr. princeton is rolling over in his grave right now. >> mr. princetop. >> just pointing that out. we are doomed at that. >> this is serious business. it really is. julia, thank you, in fact, it's so big, we are going to trade it now. >> what is a trade? >> barriers to entry for snapchat. that's a tremendous headwind, facebook can do this. now the benefit to snapchat is that the audience that snapchat covers is not the audience that will be on facebook. so that's a tail wind to them. so this, just because it can be replicate i politicked by facebook doesn't mean you should sell snapchat. i'm not bullish. i'd rather own it other than this. >> it may not be the audience that will be on snapchat. it will be the audience never on snapchat. if they wanted that,

see julia on pbs beginning next month. >>> presidentwiretap ing allegations take center stage. what's happening on capitol hill today to prove whether or not there it has merit. >>> support this morning for former 49er dwight clark after he announced he has als. how those that played with him on the field are coming to his side again. side again. >>> abc 7 news now is our way of live-streat the airport.e sport binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> announcer: good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> keep the umbrella on stand by this week. >> yes. >> it is spring and it'll be a rainy one in the bay area. good morning on this monday, march 20th. 4:59:57. >> very specific. another expert in specificity, mike

julia has more. >> reporter: hey, kelly, president trump is expected to sign into law the repeal of the fcc privacy rules t. overturned rules will require carriers to provide privacy notices that clearly and accurately inform customers about what confidential information the car years check, how they use it and otherwise circumstances they share it. >> that included selling data like location and browsing history to marketers without consumer's permission, which is why privacy advocates are up in arms. for those that had voked for the rules repair, including the fcc chair ajit pai, consider it a win for internet providers, comcast, verizon and at&t, these rules would have put those companies to disadvantage to google and facebook that can collect more information about users. >> at&t and verizon have so much

julia makes her television debut next month. kim kardashian open up about being robbed at gunpoint in paris. hear what she says was going through her mind while being tied up - next. (grant) five months after being robbed at gunpoint, kim kardashian west relives the horrific experience on last night's "keeping up with the kardashians."(vicki) the insider's louis aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on this story. yeah and regardless of how you feel about kim,the 36-year-old unleashed her truth the only way she knew how.as we go inside kim's paris nightmare: in her own words. he duct tapes my face // and he like grabs my legs- i wasn't like i had no clothes on underneath so he pulled me towards him,at like the front of the bed and thats the moment i though ok- this is the moment they're going to rape memusic hit on serious cutaway18:58:40and i fully like mentally prepped myself and then he didn'tvo#1 breaking her silence about being bound, gagged and held at gunpoint in the early hours of october 3 here are 5 things we learn

her name is julia and she has autism. julia appeared in a digital storybook back in 2015 alongside elmo and abby but now she'll be a regular on the tv show. the character was developed after years of consultation with organizations, experts and families within the autism community and the puppeteer who will bring julia to life is a mother of an autistic boy. she makes her tv debut in the meet julia episode airing april 10th. >>> it's going to turn wet. i hope we enjoyed the dry week we had last week. >> yes, remember a week ago today? temperatures were in the 80s for some. it was incredibly warm with a lot of sunshine. things have changed. we're looking at cloudy conditions, cooler conditions. we have wind out there and rain on the way. giving you a view of what you can expect here. looks like my weather computer -- it's froze up on me. i don't know if it's going to work. i might have to send it back to you guys in just a couple minutes and bring it back my way. that's a look at some of the rainfall amount expected as we

. >> and look at julia shouting oh, my god. julia's son, charlie, plays for her alma mater.or northwestern number one seed >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> number one, is kelly ripa any closer to finding a live co-host? >> here are kelly ripa and andy cohen! >> anderson cooper, everybody. >> will ripa's door always be revolving? inside her hot seat search by the numbers. >>> then tyra banks returns to her runway roots. >> inside her playing the double down on hosting gigs. >>> number three, as beauty and the beast" prepares to shatter box office records, why the men of the musical have us blushing. >> you are america's next big heartthrob. music. ♪ i want to sing for no reason >> your insider b

do you agree with that, julia? >> i blame nunes squarely. looks like an optimistic moment of investigation, i don't know how you redeem it at this stage. part of it is public confidence in the investigation, and i don't think nunes can get it back. >> thank you, both. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. at blue apron, we're building a better food system. where instead of paying for middlemen, we work directly with family farms to deliver higher quality ingredients for less than you pay at the store. get $30 off at blueapron.com/cook >>> breaking news. a source telling cnn that jared kushner's meeting with russian officials including with a head of a bank under u.s. sanctions were an attempt to find the right person to open a back channel to vladimir putin. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. in just a few hours the senate opens its first public hearing on the russian involvement in the election. we've got some other breaking news to start with. >>> the president's travel ban in hawaii is breaking news. cnn's justice reporter, she's on

the newshour's julia griffin explains. >> reporter: siberia's lake baikal.s the world's oldest and deepest freshwater lake. it's also the perfect spot... for a midwinter marathon. >> ( translated ): it is a tradition, i do not want to miss it. so as long as i have energy, i will take part in this race. >> reporter: if a foot race could ever be considered an extreme sport, it is the annual baikal ice marathon. a 26.2 mile dash from one side of a lake to another, in sub- freezing temperatures, over nothing but ice. this year, 200 participants from 32 countries enthusiastically signed up. >> this is a great race and we hope everybody enjoy it. >> reporter: at the starting line this year, temperatures hovered around an unexpectedly balmy 12 degrees. runners strapped on their snow cleats and stuck athletic tape to exposed skin. there was also the odd pair of butterfly wings. >> i love this place. i think temperature is pretty warm today. i expected it to be colder. but i think it's a good start for me to start ice-running. >> reporter: with a shout of a megaphone

. >> and look at julia shouting oh, my god. julia's son, charlie, plays for her alma mater. for northwestern number now at eight: the violent end to a police chase in the south bay ... and the fourth officer involved shooting in the bay area this week.whooshthe level of violence on our freeways in unacceptablestartling numbers on the rising number of freeway shootins.tonight the highway patrol asks for your help.whooshthe bay area's un=real estate...we'll show you the bidding wars as home buyers compete ... and hear why a sellers market will only get tighter.whooshgreen beer ... green clothes ... green hair.you don't need a calendar to know it's st. patrick's day. the police know it too ... weare live at a d=u=i checkpoint.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) now at 8. about a dozen shots fired at a man in his car. an officer involved shooting in san jose. the fourth police shooting this week. this time a man is in critical condition. (steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. the latest incident happening... after reports of

. >>> and, meet julia, she can tell you thousand get to sesame street and she's really good at shapes. "good day philadelphia" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. it is monday, march 20th, 2017 first day of spring. >> we have made it through the tunnel, we're on the other side. >> free water ice. >> thanks so much for joining us, thomas will be along in an hour, lauren's here so is whole gang and good start to the weekend i think. >> i think so. feeling good about it. >> right at this moment it is still winter. so let's show you what is happening, it is called the vernal equinox, so at 6:28, we even have a clock and everything to show you fancy, sue. >> yeah, it is when it comes from the latin vernal which means spring, anyway it is start of the spring at 6:28. bus stop buddy here and he has set of spring blossoms to celebrate the good vibes of wintertime and hello spring. 30's and we don't have precipitation to show you on radar so lets get to it, it is 36 degrees but feels like 30, out there because of the wind, at 7 miles an hour. sunrise went rise until 7:04 so sunrisees after the equi

from south carolina. >> julia hewho. >> julia houston. >> there you go. >> the question is, is there mechanism in place to limit president trump's spending until a full investigation is conducted concerning issues? >> no. there is an investigation going on of what russia did to our election. there is nobody yet been found guilty of anything. the fbi is looking into it. i haven't seen any evidence that president trump himself was involved in collaborating with the russians. so the answer is no. but here's what will happen, i think. i think the senate is doing a pretty good job with warner. i'm doing a pretty good job i think if i say so myself with white house. we wrote a letter to the fbi wanting to know if there was a criminal investigation. we finally found out there is. don't you think congress should stay out of the fbi's way? yeah. so i promise everybody in the room that when it comes to russia, we're going to get to the bottom of it. i want to let my republican friends know. any republicans here? thanks for coming. let me tell you why i'm so upset about this. it was the democra

we want to introduce you to julia. she has autism. she will be one of the gang.d in online story books in 2015. sesame street's creators hope julia will help children better understand play mates who are autistic. ♪ ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. get the best. go to getfios.com >> sixers in orlando, jamie apody. >> yes, they are winded but despite that they played overtime a day after beating the celtics at home, they almost won back t to back wins. almost. dunk after dupg after dunk, tied a career high 24 points, career 14 boards up 17 in the third but orlando works their magic. they go to overtime tied at 98.

julia, a democrat. hi. caller: hello. life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness includes, i believe, the base exneed of health care of the people. we should continue to fight for keeping the historic a.c.a. that brought health care to millions of people who did not have health care. repealing this historic action is saying that it is a failure. it is not perfect, but calling it a failure is a disgrace. the house and senate should not throw out this historic law and should work together to improve it. thank you. host: donald in west virginia on the line for republicans. caller: hi, hello. host: your thoughts on what you're seeing in the house today. caller: for many days i have been following this, i can go back several year, i had a good job in the coal industry which now we don't have jobs. i started seeing our health care dwindling starting, beginning in 1998. we had to start paying out of our pockets as part of our premiums but as time went on, when the affordable health care was first enacted an passed in the house,

she makes her tv debut on sesame street in meet julia.hat episode airs on april 10. >> i love that. >> yes. >>> time is 6:26. coming up in our next half hour, the warriors are going back to oklahoma city. russell westbrook, reports this morning he's got a chip on the shoulder too. coming up, why the front office is fired up. >>> plus, 49ers legend dwight clark announces he's been diagnosed with als. we'll have more on the disease and the tough road ahead for him when we come back. >>> it is slow traffic in many areas. where she a couple of problems in contra costa that just popped up. we'll tell you more about that coming up. >>> that south breeze is picking up here. it will be mild. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2, a brand new day, a brand new week, it's monday, march 20. i'm dave clark. >> i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. your time now is 6:29. >> i do. because steve told me to carry an umbrella all the time. so i do. >> that is so nice. >> i know. i adore people. >> actually, i do not. but i do have a

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. >> coming up later this morning on the "today" show, jenna bush hager will introduce us to julia, whos children with autism spectrum disorder. >> julia sees the world differently -- >> she's fan favorite of abby kadabby. she shows the muppets different ways to see the world. that's on the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. on nbc10. >>> now more of the stories that we're following on nbc10 news today at 6:00 -- subway safety. police taking new steps starting today to protect passengers and students following a series of after-school problems on the rails. >>> calls to resign, the week begins with a fresh wave of contention against philadelphia's indicted district attorney and pairs two unlikely allies. >>> out of harm's way. a furry shipment headed to philadelphia and ready for a new leash on life. >>> 6:00 a.m. monday morning. welcome to the week, welcome to monday. this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. behind us, hazy, cloudy. let's get to meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. good morning. >>> rainy and foggy, too. sho

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julia talked about repetition because an earlier order was not necessarily effective. some national security orders have been fleeting. others have been rescinded. some have been amended. there's staying power has acted and flowed -- they are staying power has ebbed and flowed depending on the president and the nature of the times. dwight eisenhower employed federal troops to desegregate schools in little rock, arkansas, but his order involved -- if we look back through eistory, it involved a lon instance of federal intervention that did not come close to abolishing jim crow. kennedy signed an order creating the peace corps, but it took an act of congress to make the peace corps a permanent federal agency. signed anennedy executive order that gave father's deferment from the military draft. in 1970, richard nixon rescinded kennedy's order. president gerald ford famously signed an executive order barring cia political assassinations, but you could thisr -- you could argue has not stopped a subsequent presidents from seeking to target foreign leaders such as gaddafi and

-today, on "america's test kitchen," dan shows julia a game changing roast turkey recipe, lisa reviewsven thermometers, bridget and julia share clever thanksgiving shortcuts, and becky uncovers the secrets to foolproof boiled corn. it's all coming up, right here on "america's test kitchen." "america's test kitchen" is brought to you by the following -- fisher & paykel. since 1934, fisher & paykel has been designing

bridget makes a portuguese beef stew for julia, lisa reviews her most- and least-favorite gadgets, jackpesto, and becky shows bridget the secrets to the best quinoa and vegetable stew, here, on "america's test kitchen." "america's test kitchen" is brought to you by the following: fisher & paykel. since 1934, fisher & paykel has been designing

. ♪ -today on "america's test kitchen," julia shows bridget how to make the best cast-iron steak, adamrs with bridget in the equipment corner, and dan makes julia the ultimate crisp-roast butterflied chicken. it's all coming up right here on "america's test kitchen." "america's test kitchen" is brought to you by the following -- fisher & paykel. since 1934, fisher & paykel has been designing

they worked with families and experts to create julia. her muppet friends abby introduce her to the "today" show crew. >> when we play together sometimes she finds different adventures for us. >> julia makes her debut on sesame street next month. >> take a live look at citizens bank park where the phillies will play next week. tonight the park will provide its new sneak peek. among the new additions or a primo hoagie stand, a jersey shore dog, all beef hot dog topped with american cheese sauce. is it just me or does that sound amazing right now? >> i like that. >> fa lav fell sandwich will also be sold. i'll take one for the team. nbc10 is your place by the way for the phillies home opener. the first pitch is at 3:05. >> you're taking one for the team quite literally for the phillies to go and sample all that food. >> i think my stomach can take it. >> i have a feeling you'll be all right. >> hopefully good weather for that and hopefully it won't be as dreary as it's today. glenn "hurricane" schwartz with our accurate forecast. >> not loo

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julia debuts next month. >>> healthy eating often comes with a bigger price tag.t have to be that way. >>> susan hogan will be here in the studio with more on the healthy foods you can stock up on without breaking the bank. >> reporter: we've been talking a lot about those famous blossoms down around the tidal basin. but some other blossoms in the area had a number de on themon >>> we've heard a lot about how the cold weather could put our cherry blossoms in jeopardy, of course. but there's another blossom that's in some trouble this season. derrick ward tells us that means some of your favorite fruit could be tough to find this year. >> reporter: the snow is gone, the i.c.ce is melted here at th orchards. usually winter weather is not a problem. but it's how it's happened this year that had him worried. >> every season in its time. >> reporter: but we had a bit of spring in the middle of winter, warm enough to fool some of the peachtrees into thinking it was time to bloom. >> the early varieties were in flower l they got blasted. >> reporter: blasted by the cold,

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for "nightly business report," i'm julia boresen in los angeles. >> before we go, here's another lookwall street. the dow rose 150 points the nasdaq added 34 the s&p 500 was up nearly 17. and that does it for us on "nightly business report." i'm sue herrera. >> i'm time ler mathson, we'll see you tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot eaer

julia, thank you. it will be a big day. see you later. >> what will be telling, you will be on the stock exchange floor when the bell goes. will you cover that story on snap or instastory. >> probably both. i think for today i'll do snap. >> you have split -- it's annoying, you split yours, you have to watch both. you have to hop between the two. >> i have people who follow me on both. >> then i think you need to -- >> i need to deliver. >> you don't need to deliver because the story is disjointed. basically speaking, i worry about their future because of just my example. i've gone completely to instagram. >> to the other big news items on wall street's agendagenda. one economic report of note, jobless claims, 8:30 a.m. eastern. also cleveland fed president, loretta mester will be speaking in new york, and steve liesman has an exclusive interview with jerome powell at 11:00 a.m. eastern. as for earnings, a few notable ones here. kroger, abercrombie & fitch, burlington stores before the opening bell. after the close, we'll h

julia boorstin is 1,000 feet in the air with the details. julia? >> reporter: yes, kelly.ve never before been on live television in a helicopter. lockheed martin's venture capital arm is trying to draw new startups as it looks to invest in more emerging technology. this is called the helopitch. they're opening this up and the ability to pitch to them to companies in the categories of aerospace, space technology, sign be security and virtual reality among other categories. and it's all about them looking for more strategic investments to try to strengthen the parent company. it's a $100 million venture capital fund. they're looking to make two to four investments a year. >> we're looking outside because, you know, in the commercial space things evolve at a very high rate of speed and we want to make sure that whatever products we're creating for lockheed martin and for our customers have those advanced technologies in them. >> reporter: with more than 40 applications lockheed's two partner companies will invite ten entrepreneurs to come up here and make the pitch. one is ca

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bienvenida mi julia.sas hermosas ahÍ tienen para estar bien organizadas. vamos con mi francisca que tambiÉn es ama de casa. francisca:bueno, bueno, gracias julia por esos consejos que de seguro nos sirven a todas. vamos hablar de redes sociales. esto que vengo a presentar me encantÓ. les presento a una chica de 16 aÑos que instagram la ha nombrado "la adolescente mÁs bella del mundo", miren que hermosa, ella todo el tiempo muestra su bello rostro, sus ojos y lo que mÁs me gusta es que comparte mensajes motivacionales para las chicas de su edad. siempre habla de que el color de tu piel no debe de ser un impedimento para seguir adelante y no debes preocuparte por tu apariencia fÍsica. me encanta que una joven con tan sÓlo 16 aÑos utilice la influencia tan grande que nos dan las redes sociales para poder compartir mensajes tan positivos, sobre todo en un momento en donde todos estamos peleando por aceptar la diversidad y aceptarÁ cada quien como es. cada uno de nosotros somos bellos en nuestro propio estilo

>> thank you very much, julia.ell, that potential merger has been t-mobile and sprint has been a hot topic and both stocks are surging. how should you play it? dan has this call to action. dan? >> so both of these -- like you said, there's a lot of rumors and the stocks have performed well because of the thought they -- maybe they would be acquired by a different sort of -- maybe a cable company or that sort of thing. clearly these stocks are in play at the moment. i'm not so certain let's just look at sprint right now that you want to chase a stock that's up 170% from its 52 week lows. but we can use options to construct a trade strategy that would let you participate on a move to the upside and give you a little room on the downside if your long entry isn't great. i want to talk about using a call spread risk reversal and that's selling a put to help finance a call or a call spread. we'll buy a call spread or sell a put. you're looking to basically have an alternative to stock. that's really for the risk manageme

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julia may at times get overly excited. people behind sesame street worked with autism and families to create the character. julia debuts next month. >> check this out. this nanny cam time lapsed video is gone viral showed twin toddlers throwing an all night slumber party in their room. never resting. they both climbed out of their crib and moved over to the couches. they were moving pillows around for nearly 7 hours. mom and dad trying to get them to settle down. time to go to sleep but the party continued. just as soon as mom and dad left the room. pillows back on the floor, running around. very busy. >> seven hours they kept that up. >> i'm exhausted just looking at that. >> oh, my -- they're going to have to figure out a new system because clearly those cribs don't work. they got this. they got right back out. >> i don't know what you do. it's a parent dilemma. >> they're going to be a handful. >> winter is officially behind us. spring arrived this morning. >> it's about to start. >> i felt just like those kids this mor