my name is kevin chang my name is kevin chang i am on the rate fairness board. what you reached in 5 minutes of discussion it took us 5 meetings and we would like to give you the benefit of those discussions. just as a way of background as cfo sandler mentioned earlier the independent rate study came as a result of a requirement and our role as the rate fairness board came as a result of prob b. the rate fairness board is more art than science and coming to a conclusion as to whether or not these rates are fair. we can have some discussion as to whether these proposed rates are fair as we dive into out different classes are paying different rates. this is a little bit hard to read but here are basic observations as the rate fairness board. 1st just on the study itself the board believes that it has been thoroughly by both the staff/consultant analysis and communication have eliminated different ways that customers can pay and how the rate can be set and more communication with the board and the public. we think the staff has taken great effort to make sure the i

my name is kevin chang my name is kevin chang i am on the rate fairness board. what you reached in 5 minutes of discussion it took us 5 meetings and we would like to give you the benefit of those discussions. just as a way of background as cfo sandler mentioned earlier the independent rate study came as a result of a requirement and our role as the rate fairness board came as a result of prob b. the rate fairness board is more art than science and coming to a conclusion as to whether or not these rates are fair. we can have some discussion as to whether these proposed rates are fair as we dive into out different classes are paying different rates. this is a little bit hard to read but here are basic observations as the rate fairness board. 1st just on the study itself the board believes that it has been thoroughly by both the staff/consultant analysis and communication have eliminated different ways that customers can pay and how the rate can be set and more communication with the board and the public. we think the staff has taken great effort to make sure the i

but one local organization is trying to change that. kevin living son is the chairman and president of 100 suits for 100 men, he's joined by bruce perkins and sharon plummer who's going to tell us about her connection many just a few minutes. first, let's talk to kevin about the program. how long have you been around and -- >> we started in 2011. >> okay. >> yes, yes, yes. so we provide business attire to formerly-incarcerated men and women, at-risk young people and active gang members with the hopes of changing mindsets and giving them opportunities to grow within their prospective path. >> how'd it come about? >> i love my community. and i got toured of people looking at -- tired of people watching across the street from them when they see their parents sagging. instead of talking to that young brother or sister, how about we do something about it? hence, me starting to give out business attire to our community and to make queens where i first started. >> how do you get the suits? where do they come from? >> this is the beautiful thing. we

i sat down with commissioner kevin davis recently and his re change. >> what we need to go forward in6 policing if we've learned anything at all from 2015, whether it's been ferguson or new york or baltimore is that we need a civil relationship with our community and one that is built on trust and respect. >> you can see more of my conversation with commissioner davis tonight at 5:00. we talked about some of the tactics he's using to try to build better relationships with the community and i thought he had a really interesting sons about police body cameras. so you'll hear more about that. >> and it takes so much time. it won't be solved in a year or two years. >> that is the reality for baltimore on so many different levels. >> looking afford to that interview. >>> this three month old kitten, aah, i'm not even a kitten person, named princess jazzy, that's a good name -- sorry. i like that name. okay. it was not ready for quite yet, but that did not stop someone from snatching the feline from the washington humane society shelter. d.c. police say someone came in and asked to look at

michael leaves as the police commissioner kevin davis tries to change the city. a historic murder rate in 2015 and a community that lost respect for its officers. >> we certainly are not at a place where we are satisfied. we are not at a place we can say we have arrive and there is peace and harmony. but we hav progress. cheryl: community policing is the focus. we spotted the same officer and then later at a kid safe zone a drop-in center a few blocks from where gray was arrested. >> the sign of the new beginning. c.v.v. reopened the store on pennsylvania avenue. the one we saw on fire right in the middle of ground zero. but not enough has changed for the baltimore mom to feel good about raising her son in the city. michael's younger sister doesn't feel safe. >> too much going on out here. like one day you will be here, the next day you won't. cheryl: a sad reality that toya graham is not willing to face. toya: would i do it again? yes, i would. if my son was in a bad situation as a mother that is what we are here for. cheryl: in west baltimore, cheryl conner, ab

change. >> reporter: kevin stanfield and his wife were hit with $2,200 in express lane penalties because their was linked to a credit card that had expired. they claimed they weren't notified in time and after joining the class action lawsuit kevin is getting a payday. >> personally, i think we're getting like $1,900 back, my wife and i or i am. >> reporter: what are you going to do with the money? >> we're going to negotiate. >> reporter: a judge still has that's expected this summer. >> we have come to what we think is a great solution not only for us but for our customers as well. >> mike mcgurk with transurban, the operator of the lanes, says in in addition to refunds drivers who miss a toll on the lanes will now have more time to correct that mistake, but he says most drivers here never have a problem. >> 97 out of 100 people that drive by are having no problems. their e-zpass account is funded. it's a small group of folks that do it accidentally. we want to work with them. >> i feel this is a win for everybody. it's a win for people who use these roads, the ordinary guys like me. it's a

catch, butre hard to as kevin lewis explains, one victim is fighting back to change that. >> he gaveeport number. the 1940's, he always preferred to pay his bills by mail. recently, a thief stole an outgoing check from his mailbox. $559 was, made out for supposed to go for his monthly car payment. added her woman moniker to the check and raise the value by two grand. .check via wells fargo bank >> 40 years i've been taking mail to my mailbox, raising the flag, and not worried about it. i will do that anymore. i will take my mail to the post office. is one of the roughly 97,000 americans u.s. postal inspectors report stolen mail each year. because of a lack of evidence, the majority of those cases go one solved. >> the credit union was federally insured, the money was reinstated, but i think the principle for me was that somebody got away with cashing a and isor almost $2600 not being held accountable. -- one ofstill ahead the most popular museums on the national mall in need of renovation. and even warmer weather is headed our way. kimberly: the 7 on your side i-team is investigated

changed. it's accelerated according to kevin johnson in his words. ays globally right now, mobile acounts for 4% of transactions, up 40%. as forhe rewards program, was just changed last week so instead, starbucks is rewarding the dollar amount you spend at their caves instead of the number of drinks and they said that it hasn't really impacted. they said it has accelerated so in this quarter, melissa and the markets were looking for analysts said starbucks is priceed to perfection. >> for more onstar bucks, we're joined by howard, the former president of starbucks international. howard, great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> what are your thoughts on the softness that seems to be emerging from the emerging markets like china? >> yeah, i wouldn't worry about it. china is a long-term investment and it's been -- we've been there a long time. i think we started there in 1996 so a long time ago and continued to grow. they will add more stores. they will do great there. i open that market personally so i'm pretty familiar with it and i would

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kevin and later paula leave alone. but he and others have added an important new observation, something not seep by this blinking security camera up here, a detail that's changed the focus of the murder investigation. the club security chief said he did see paula walking away with someone once she was on the street. and that person wasn't kevin klym. >> a light-skinned african-american male with a groomed full beard, you know, well built, average height, probably 6 foot. >> reporter: you didn't see an abduction, a rag of chloroform. as if they were a couple. they were last seen by our staff walking away from the club towards the parking lot. >> reporter: paula was gone, but who was the man that accompanied her? >>> coming up, was paula's killer one of the men who had been hitting on her at the club? >> it wasn't some random guy off the street walks up to her and she just walks off with him. she just walks off with him. oh my gosh stephanie, we're like so goth. we're like goth, goth. (knocking on door) honey? i'm dying my hair mom. hair dye? no, not in my bathroom. relax mom. honey, just let me in. no! tiffany! no! tiffany!!! it's just purple. teenage daughter?

i sat down with commissioner kevin davis recently and his focus now is a culture change. >> what we needgo forward in 2016 policing if we've learned anything at all from the 2015, whether it's been ferguson or new york or baltimore is that we need a civil relationship where our community, one built on trust and respect. >> you can watch more of my conversation with commissioner davis tonight on news 4 at 5:00. we talk about some of the tactics that he's using to try to build those better relationships with the community and he says that is going to be the key to success, period, for the police department and the community. >> can't just be one sided. looking forward to that. >>> and if you see this kitten, take a look, cute, right? the washington humane society wants you to contact them. the kitten is jusre omd a old and was snatched from the she will on new york avenue. someone walked out with the kitten while staff helped other people. the humane society says the kitten needs medical attention. very cute. only three months old. so call the hugh hain society if you notice that cat. >> a

a first come first served basis.as for those fans i hope they don't change their logo soono sn because they're representing. >>> kevin with today's fox beat.eat. >> steve and maureen good tondae see you this morning.e is >> my goodness a pacman tie. tie >> i have a full pacman suit.mat isn't today national superhero p day. day. i have my captain america tiecae bar and i got my captain america socks.so >> all captain america.ckaptaini >> i'm all good toca g.o.ood good to see you this morning.ori speak of superheros chrisros chs hemsworth won the internet yesterday. chris plays the secretary in the new ghost buster movie. move he was an on ellen yesterday y and ellen surprised a woman a w who has the same job on the warner brothers lot. now, this woman if you watch wat the full video she's a big chris hemsworth fan she hasswors posters all over her wall andall this is for administrativetrat professionals day.essis take a look.. >> we knew that you like chris 'cause i snoop around at night.t. i do a lot of cleaning at clein night. >> all right.ll rht. hilarious when he creeps into c the doorway she's on the phonetp doin

correspondent kevin corke is at the white house with why lawmakers want the changes, and why the presidentoes not. >> with competing interests at the white house capitol hill and the pentagon, it's a washington power struggle while the country's national security hangs in the balance. >> the nsc, national security council is not just advising the president, they are directing operations. they are micromanaging military operations in the field. >> gop lawmakers led by house armed services committee chairman mack thornberry are looking to reign in the president's tendency. by slashing the ranks of the national security council and having the national security adviser subject to senate confirmation. critics argue the president's response to international crises has been slowed by the increasingly bloated national security infrastructure. established in 1947 by congress, the nsc provides national security and foreign policy advice to presidents and while originally envisioned as a small cadre of advisers, the council has roughly doubled since 1992, to about 400 people. thornberry and gop leade

change"? find out what will be different at the next national spelling bee. >> a presidential contender sent their daughter to stump in silver spring today. i'm kevinith a live report up next. michelle: a little later, just more than a year after freddie gray's death, the changes rising out of the ashes to make part of the city a 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. 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. michelle:over the next week maryland will become a focal point for vote 2016. kevin lewis is live in silver spring where at least one candidate had a campaign presence today. kevin? kevin: yeah, michelle. chelsea clinton spoke at an open air rally and took questions from the audience ranging from the environment and student debt. her goal is f

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issue going to change a messaging at all or how she can a play that report? kevinright now the messaging is two parts good there's a focus on economic developments in the policy of normalization and the other part is risk management. when things flare up, financial market volatility, devaluations of other currencies that could affect the u.s., a slowdown in other economies that create more risks, then they tend to slow down the normalization. that comes down, they switch back to th. discussion will not be on the last employment report, but normalization is the path they want to follow, but at the same time, it has to be tempered by risk management. it's interesting to see what the other fed chairman have to say about that because bernanke was ray strong on risk management . voelker was from a different error altogether. betty: cutting off the head of inflation. kevin, thank you so much. up next, alaska air is going to pay for billion dollars for virgin america. we are to have more on how this deal shakes up the u.s. airline industry. ♪ mark: live from london and ne

change midway through the course. >> reporter: thank you so much, kevin. as we walk around here and show you the line, it is important to point out that the nbc news analysis that we did pointed out that even though trump has been complaining about the process, he actually has been helped more by the delegate system than the other candidates. he only has won 37% of the popular vote, but is ahead by delegates 45%. we'll have one more person here. this is peter. peter. >> hi. >> reporter: a lot of these here, they're loud, they're chanting "build the wall." what kind of trump voter are you? >> as far as building the wall goes, i'm in favor of it at certain times in certain spots. >> reporter: for you, what is the most important issue? >> the most important issue for me is jobs. economic. donald trump's economic policies about bringing the factory jobs back to america. most important. >> reporter: thanks so much, peter. a lot of people will tell you they're not happy with their governor, and a lot of them say, look, we never get to have political rallies. the

today on the other end of all of this there may be some changes in the way these kinds of calls are handled. john ulmschneider was killed and kevin swain is recovering from being shot multiple times. they were all there to check on a brother because the brother had checked on him and wasn't able to get a response. thought there might be medical danger. these welfare checks are common. when the firefighters forced their way in, the person opened fire that they were to check on for now, procedures for these kinds of calls will remain the same. >> typically, if there's no indication of a fire emergency or medical emergency, we wait for police. in this case, there was an indication of a medical ergency. >> reporter: of course, there would be some changes on the other end o chief bashoor says once the grieving process is farther along, they'll look at those procedures and protocols. he is quite sure on the other end of this there will be some changes in best practices. now coming up on news 4 in the next couple of hours, we have some more information about things this went on in that house and what the investigators will be looking at

. >> reporter: at this and kevin, this man said he is ready to move to the navigation center >> the weather, the police come of the rain, i just want a change in life. >> reporter: the city is so pleased with how the navigation center is working, it's looking into opening a second one. the henry hotel is home to one of the largest groups the navigation center has been able to place in one building. greta and anthony say the henry hotel is just the start. the future doesn't seem like a nightmare anymore. >> i'm hopeful for the first time. hopeful for my future. >> reporter: in san francisco, robbie ross, services go -- mornings on 2. >>> the fate of a 99-year-old san francisco woman who was fighting eviction from her home could be settled today. iris has lived in her neighborhood since the 1940s. the principal owner of the building once to convert it into a condo and she wanted tentative ruling halting eviction proceedings. this morning's hearing is to iron out a deal which may include allowing candidates to stay in her home and free her of legal fees while the building is being turned into condos. >>> let's get a check on traffic this morni

changes everything. duracell quantum lasts longer so kevin jorgeson can power through the night.fx: duracell slamtones martha: a former manson follower could soon be freed on parole. leslie van houten was sentenced to life in prison. she and three other women were part of the manson cult family as they were called. a parole board recommending the 66-year-old be released from prison. but the family of the people she stabbed to death are not happy about it. reporter: she has been in prison 47 years. she would be the first of the manson cult to get out. here she is at a hearing in 2010. >> tough no excuse for what i have done. my actions were contemptible and without justification. reporter: the parole board decided her 20 previous time. van houten described in graphic detail yesterday how she tied a pillow over the head of rosemary bianca and stabbed her in the back. but her lawyer says van houten, 19 at the time, deserves freedom. the family and the l.a. d.a. oppose her release. governor brown has nod made a statement. in the past he denied parole forther members of the manson cul

changes, we'll update you in our nbc washington app. >>> this morning 19-year-old volunteer firefighter kevin v n swain is back home with his family. he spent more a week in the hospital after he and another firefighter were shot on the job. his fellow firefighters were by his side as he left the hospital on saturday. darscy spencer has more. >> reporter: volunteer firefighter kevin swain is wheeled out of the trauma center eight days after being shot on an emergency call. he was smiling and shaking hands as he made his way to a fire engine for the ride home. surrounded by his fellow morningside firefighters. >> got to be the brightest point at the end of a trying week for us as a fire department. >> reporter: firefighters were called to a home in temple hills to check on a man believed to be in medical distress. the homeowner opened fire when firefighters forced their way in. apparently believing someone was trying to break in. john ulmschneider died. swain, just 19, was shot fo the engine. >> for public safety, a line of duty death is a dark moment for any organization. the sweet point is today there is a little bit of array of l

change will be signed in new york. saturday is the 400th anniversary of william shakespeare's death. and here is what's new for your weekend: keviner, and tommy lee jones are in theaters with a skiify thriller "criminal." the 2016 n.b.a. play-offs begin on saturday. >> i know what it takes to be the best player in the league. >> i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. >> rose: the magnetic zeros are playing sunday at the coachella music festival. that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on behalf of all of us here, thanks for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with politics and talk to major garrett of cbs news. >> and it's a dilemma, charlie, built atop an existential crisis which is what is the republican party now, what are its foundational issues, what are its tactile approaches to winning on those issues, not just in the voting booth, but in a legislative context and winning back the presidency. all three of those things have been flowing through this conversation and unresolved for years and the donald trump phenomenon is a man

change will be signed in new york. saturday is the 400th anniversary of william shakespeare's death. and here is what's new for your weekend: keviner, and tommy lee jones are in theaters with a skiify thriller "criminal." the 2016 n.b.a. play-offs begin on saturday. >> i know what it takes to be the best player in the league. >> i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. >> rose: the magnetic zeros are playing sunday at the coachella music festival. that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on behalf of all of us here, thanks for watching. i'm charlie rose. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. funding for arthur is provided by: when you encourage your children to learn, wonderful things can happen. abcmouse.com early learning academy-- proud sponsor of pbs kids and arthur. contributions to your pbs station from: ♪ every day, when you're walking down the street ♪ ♪ everybody that you meet has an original point of view ♪ (laughing) ♪ and i say, hey hey! ♪ what a wonderful kind of day ♪ if we could learn to work and play ♪ ♪ and get along with each other ♪ ♪ you got to listen to your heart, listen to the b

change? have the conversation with your doctor about oic, and ask about prescription treatment options. >>> time for the pulse and we're going to start with the over the top mtv movie awards. >> kevin heart and the rock with a profanity-laced rap. >>> one film that got no love at the oscars, straight outta compton took home the award for best true story and jj abrams accepted the best movie honors for the star wars. >> melissa mccarthy the first woman to win the comedic genius award. >> i liked straight outta compton. >> you have to realize these are the movies that go to see. >>> well it had drama and suspense and it had viewers, millions of people tuned in to facebook live to see how many rubber bands could be wrapped around a water me lon. watching as the two buzzfeed more than 500 rubber bands. >> should try that around here. >> i wore my white dress for that. >> it was facebook live's biggest even ever. >> got to love the slow-mo there. >>> 1,000 comments and 84 shares during this 45-minute live stream. >> should point out, we had a video of kids doing the same thing and it knocked out the lights in their apartment. >> hazards you don't think about it. 45 minutes that's a long

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change things at the republican convention in cleveland. fox news legal analyst lise wiel and election specialist kevin gross joins us from our d.c., this law, probably nobody knows about it. it's back to 1981 and what does it say? >> it's actually back to 1874, way back then, last tested back in 1881 in an obscure case that stands back to coupons, believe it or not, but it says that you cannot trade. can you not give or offer or procure money for consideration nor -- in a delegate count, and anything goes. i mean, this -- this case back in 19818 had to dore with a -- if you can believe it. >> two people running for mayor, i think. >> and dupons. >> i think one of the candidates was giving out coupons. i hope you can see that. >> $11 off if you went to get the car washed and that's how this case came to be, ken. let me ask you this, ken. when you choose a city where a convention is going to be, do people and lawyers and everyone else, republican party, democrat party, do they have to brush up on all the laws that exist in that state because they would supercede whatever the sell gate rules are, right? >> absolutely. this is a felo

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kevin patrick dodd traveled to syria from turkey. last heard from in october of 2012. the vatican responding to the changingodern families. pope francis releasing a document urging greater acceptance of divorced people as well as same-sex and unmarried couples. the pontiff urging priests to respond to their communities with more compassion. >>> back to politics now. a new gallup poll shows seven in ten democrats have a positive view of their party's two candidates. it's significantly different on the republican side where the percentage of republicans who like donald trump is 55% and those who like ted cruz is 62%. trump's unfavorable rating is 42% plus cruz's is almost as high as 38%. larry sabato with the university of virginia. what does this say to you, larry? >> it says it's another challenge for the republican party and it's something they have to be aware of going forward. now let's remember, it's april. the election is seven months away and favorability ratings in particular do change over time. we've seen this year after year. so by no means is this carved in stone. it's more like a sand castle on

change? have the conversation with your doctor about oic, and ask about prescription treatment options. ♪ ♪ >>> time for "the pulse," and we're going to start with the over-the-top mtv movie awards. >> kevindwayne "the rock" johnson hosted the show opening by riding through warner brothers studio mad max fact. they opened with a profanity-laced rap. >>> one film that got no love at the oscars, "straight outta compton," took home the award for best true story and jj abrams accepted the best movie honor for "star wars: the force awakens." >> melissa mccarthy became the first woman to win the comedic genius award. i liked straight outta compton. >> you have to realize these are the movies that they go to see. >>> well, it had drama and it had suspense and it had viewers. millions of people tuned in to facebook live to see how many rubber bands could be wrapped around a watermelon. >> this was so compelling. watching as the two buzzfeed reporters worked the count. more than 500 rubber bands. >> we should try that around here. >> i wore my white dress for that. >> all attention was far more than buzzfeed expected. it was facebook live's biggest event ever. >> got to love the slow-mo there. it

and kevin frasier sat down with the cast, but first, check out all the stars at their big l.a. premiere. >> you look at how your life has changed and how much more fulfilling it is with your children. >> they're really little gems. they really are. they're amazing. >> i got to get you go, but maybe more? >> oh, god. oh, my god. do you want more bob yabies question? we were bound to get some big news like what was really going on with miley and liam. >> everybody buzzing today about the lunch that you had with your brother and miley. what were you celebrating? >> just hanging out, mate. we're not in the same country that often. and so we all get together and hang out when we can. >> miley and liam did sneak into chris's premiere. while charlize and company promote the huntsman which opens april 22nd, she's joined the cast with chris's wife elsa. he's part of the team, she's the bad guy. >> will you shake her head? what will you do? >> i'm going to have to like do something really ekts treatment. definitely try to do something >> meanwhile, emly blunt turned this into super chic maternity wear. >> i'm sitting down, so that's alwa

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kevin jorgeson can power through the night. sfx: duracell slamtones ♪ >>> perhaps prince's most instantly recognizable song, certainly not the only one to ripple through and changee back to "the lead." more on the breaking news. music legend prince has died. he appeared in december in 1999 on the "larry king show." larry asked prince, how did he get famous? >> was it a record? an appearance? something. >> well, it started with a lot of appearances i was doing in and about minneapolis and word just spread about -- >> so you were a local man? >> yeah. and then i was taken out to los angeles by my first manager whose name escapes me and other people started getting to see what i could do. >> and then did you have a hit record? >> no. we were just talking about making one right at that point. >> and what burst it for you? what did it for you? >> the song? >> yeah. >> the song was called "soft and wet." >> that immediately became a hit and you were known? >> quietly. but a lot of people knew about me because i was -- i used stevie wonder as an inspiration whom i look up to a great deal for the way that he crafted music and his connection to the spirit. and, boy, back

change with the warriors last night i don't think anybody was excited about steph not plague except maybe clay thompson. they're rolling. >> at least they shot better than kevin durant. 7 for 33 last night in loss against dallas. >> it's not hard to score on houston rockets defense. >> defense with one of the worst i've seen and best player nonthe planet steph curry sitting out. . >> and bodes well for golden state as well. >>. >> i might have a few dogs in the first round. . >> good talk with always see you soon. >> thank you buddy. >> 106.7 fm the fan. >> might we win. >> the whole thing bring stanley cup to washington. >> so far. >> really nice if they finish in four. >> get healthy. >> yeah if they win the next one it's done. >> first round will be over. . >> up heard of. >> if they can go to 7 every time. >> last year they did. >> 59 in washington. we're nice and mild. it will be another warm afternoon. high temperatures low 80s. mix vl clouds and sun out there. bit of breeze and just quick heads up. we have enhanced fire threat across the area accommodation of low humidity and winds will increase risk for wildfires around here and if you're one working

kevin mcdonald honored to make the movie. featured to access those closests to houston including clive davis it. mcdonald's wants to tell story of how brilliant she was and changed popular music. along awaited new album is dropped 20 tracks with one behind an despite a public view with kanye wetion listed as coproducer. >> i think that's a bunch of wee. amy schumer helps make her decide's dream come true. >> play sisters no, you're the love of his life. you can tell her. [laughter] >> this is so cool. two of them are talking to goldie hawn love of her dad's life. instagram account and battling multiple sclerosis for months. called it a blessed visit. with two angels and then she tweeted tag love our dad. >> amy schumer seals to cool. that's it for us have a wonderful weekends everybody. >> rosanna there she is. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love down in the heart what do you think? and in the stars above we think you' re going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love i could rise above five hello, everybody. the last friday in april. rosanna: another cloudy day. a little rain later. mostly this evening. mike wo

change, but be realistic and open to compromise. he will face opposition of his own in germany. tens of thousands of protestors spoke out about the free-trade agreement between the u.s. and europe. kevin is following all of. this kevin, what did the president accomplish in this visit? >> reporter: that's a great question. if anything an uneven visit for the president of the united states. most observers said he struck out in his comments about the possibility that the uk could lead the eu. if they did that in relate to trades, they would be at the back of the line. how far he was it was fair to say lean forward in the upcoming trip in germany by talking about two issues with david cameron and we are talking about trade. on on the subject of trade, going to hanover is a taller issue for the president. there in germany there is more skeptism when it rehates to it the large scale deal that president obama and merkel will want to discuss. they will talk about the massive refugees. he talked to uk youth today and he told them, he was proud of what he accomplished as president obama. >> there is things i am proud of and the basic principle in a country as wealthy as the united states. and a

kevin kelly, chief investment officer. we have been talking a lot about how voluntary -- volatility remains low even as ernie season has begun. within the bond market is slow going into the fed meeting. no changesected, and yet, people keep adding on volatility. >> absolutely. when you look at the curve, it is showing 18 by june and at least a fix of 20 by september. think of all the catalysts facing us, two conventions for the party, the fed potentially doing a hike. you touched on it earlier. in september, there may be another rate hike. how will that impact the stronger dollar earnings? we are seeing very range bound. a lot of names have reported and there is not a thought -- a lot of volatility there. opens -- open interest, 7.5 million contract, compared to last year during the first quarter of 2015, the average was 2 million to 4 million. everyone is position themselves for volatility to come back, just now within the next 30 days. the vix's 30 day. >> there are also people positioning themselves for vix. bestie will have been on for the last months, at least. have we already seen people get squeezed out of the trade? some of theout how leveraged volatility etf can see big increases, that

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change in strategy. kane said she agrees with it. kane is accused of leaking grand jury material to a philadelphia newspaper to embarrass her rivals. montgomery county d.a., kevin steel, calls the claim that his office leak the fb iphone taps to allentown newspaper merit less. >> 5:08 this morning. very solemn day for student and teachers robinsville this morning, they return to school for the first time since the death of the district superintendent. >> the death of doctor steve mayer, killed by student during a morning run, and steve keeley joins us from robinsville with more. >> reporter: there is a really nice waterfall here in a nice little park near the middle school and the high school. and the water here flowing just like the tears have since monday morning. and as we go down the water, over here, there is a nice memorial by a gazebo. you can see lots of candles lit, lots of flowers piled up, the flames and all of these candles just like the bright light steven mayer was in so many young lives, the flowers just like the beautiful memories so many here have shared of their superintendent. fifty-two years old, but able to reach and relate to five year old

change in development here. and if it is, in fact, abre. in i quite a surprise because yesterday it locked like that part of the investigation ran completely cold. >> kevin ♪ >> get ready to speed read the news. two people dead in a fatal shooting in texas lack land air force base. police are calling it a murder-suicide. gunshots rang out forcing a lockdown while armed officers airmen shot commander but would give no more.k details. and breaking news tonight american photographer missing since 2012 is now free. 33-year-old kevin patrick dawes was kidnapped in syria while working as freelance photographer. john kerry was working in the month long investigation to free dawz. dawes. california man had to be rescued by a helicopter after getting stuck on a cliff while trying to propose to girlfriend. michael banks girlfriend did say yes. his day got even worse. police noticed banks was acting erratically and booked on suspicion of possession of methamphetamine and could his day get any worse? yep it, did. he also has to pay for the cost of his helicopter rescue. and now for a real speed read. while in a car chase in los angeles two men doing donuts on sun se