good friday passover easter spring break for the kiddos. you've got a lot of pressure on you. >> man, i'm feeling it. we don't control mother nature but we have a few speed bumps coming into the forecast. that next. developing storm system now 1200 miles away. yes, a long ways from the bay area. but it is going to pick up speed here as we head throughout the next 24 hours and will be impacting that easter weekend. can you get a preview of that and the ticker as that populates from the north bay to the south bay. now, take you outside to the sky camera network and 68 in the south bay. beautiful through the peninsula. 69 holding ton warmth in the east bay and 73 degrees. and stunner after view here in the north bay. 72 and our weather underground camera showing limited visibility towards san francisco. so as we head through tomorrow morning, it is going to start off cold again. we will see high clouds beginning to increase across the peninsula, east bay and san francisco. that's the biggest change for the morning and light jacket to start. mi

you should seek kiddos. they are about hustling on behalf of their parents. laura: what are the main reasons -- you have a small percentage who fail. what are the reasons for those people who cannot quite get it together? why do they fail? catherine: i would say generally it is because they do not have the resilience to failure. we tell jaiomme and others, you will fail. when you fail, it is ok. we will keep moving along. you have to want to get backup. some people drown in their failure. they are maybe so covered in shame they are not willing to get act. either that, or a lack of a real desire to change. they try and little bit but they do not have the stamina. i think jaime is somebody who could face any obstacle in the world and he is so committed. but transformation change is hard. going back to what they know is easy and comfortable. a fast money alternative. that is the main reason people fail. they cannot withstand the pressure. laura: what do they do? do they just drop out? catherine: sometimes they drop out. sometimes we encourage them, if this is no

. >> our annual easter parade, some of our favorite kiddos are here to show off their easter fashions>> let's start with noah. >> yes hi, torrey. >> oh, my, turn around right here. >> hold is noah now? >> noah is seven months old. >> yes. >> look at this young man. >> so tell us what he's wearing. >> noah is wearing ralph lauren. >> i love those pants so much. >> who are you wearing? >> oh, i'm wearing ralph lauren for babe us. >> look into the camera. this is simply a little torrey. >> yes, he is my little twin, thank god. >> oh, my god. >> he looks like his mommy. as all boys should. >> know, a you look beautiful. >> thank you. >> bye noah. >> bye. >> is that sewer sucker? >> oh, yes. it is a must have for easter. >> okay. >> thank you bye noah. okay. so next, we have the briscoe family looks like, kind of out of order here. here's kade end, connor, bail. >> i high! >> so who is kaden? >> that's you, okay. >> connor? and i'm guessing that's bailey. now, look into that camera right there. >> smile. why don't you waiver to the camera. >> no are they snaring. >> they're wearing ralph l

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her debut album "kiddo" comes out in june.tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ . ♪ >> carson: welcome to "last call" from the skylark in new york city. i'm your host carson daly and here is the big rundown for tonight. coming up, natalie prass makes her tv debut from the "el rey." plus we "snapshot" talented singer/songwriter dave hause. but first, veteran actress hope davis swings by "last call" to talk about her starring role in the new nbc thriller "allegiance." for more take a look at the "last call spotlight." ♪ >> apparently people are telling me now that the show is out that i look very russian to them. i think -- now i have this pale eye shadow thing going on and the blonde hair and i guess i look russian. and you know, as soon as someone starts to speak in the language it's so unique sounding.

back to school for the kiddos. temperatures right now are cold enough to warrant a jacket. something they can peel off later on just remind them to bring it back home with them. temperatures mostly in the 50s. 53 in san jose. oakland kicking off the new day at 54 degrees. sunny and warm all across the bay area. even into the 70s in san francisco. mid 70s, that's when the locals start to think it's a little too hot out there. this will be very short lived as we go into this afternoon. temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s across the board. and then we will finish off the day at 88 degrees in the tri-valley. noticeably warmer than yesterday as temperatures soar by eight to ten degrees from your sunday's highs. 81 degrees for the south bay today. 86 degrees out in wine country. very warm out there. winds are going to be offshore for today. that means that we're going to see that ocean air negating. it's not going to make its way onshore. that's our natural cool labt. it will return tomorrow. for today as the winds move from land to sea, temperatures well above. >>> a. these

you should see these kiddos. they are about hustling on behalf of their parents.ura: that is great. someone had said, what are the main reasons you have a small percentage to fail, what are the reasons for those people who cannot quite get it together? why do they fail? catherine: i would say generally it is because they do not have the resilience to failure. we tell jaime and others, you will fail. it is not about if you fail, it is about when you fail, it is ok. we will keep moving along. you have to want to get backup. some people drown in their failure. they are maybe so covered in shame they are not willing to get backup. either that, or a lack of a real desire to change. they try and little bit but they do not have the stamina. i think jaime is somebody who could face any obstacle in the world and he is so committed. but transformation change is hard. going back to what they know is so easy and comfortable. a fast money alternative. that is the main reason people fail. they cannot withstand the pressure. laura: what do they do? do they just drop out? catheri

. >> good call, kiddo. >> give her a nice compliment and get on stage, meet the first lady.compliment. >> and the kid was being honest. you know kids, out of the mouths of babes. >>> to a school in south florida now, a school encouraging students to think outside the box and the school built in some help. >> in the form of a slide from a second floor classroom down to the first. it took eight months to install. >> the teachers say the slide helps kids think about different ways of solving problems like getting from one floor to the other. yes, the kids can still use the stairs if they want to. i did a story with a school in atlanta, an academy there that has this. and they say anyone who visits you are required to go down the slide. >> wow. i think this could be terrific from our fifth floor newsroom to our studio on the third floor. >> that's two flights. that's a little ambitious. >> we like to be ambitious around here. >> dangerous, no. ambitious, yes. >> danger. >> well -- >> water slide. as scott suggested is upstairs. >> any other suggestions? what we can do to have mo

yesterday, the kiddos held an event.here is a bit. >> we hear a lot about lowering the rate and broadening the base. in the business sector, we got rid of most of the true junk in 1986 and the tax reform act. if you get rid of things not treating capital investment correctly, there is only enough race runners to drop the rate two points maybe three. the problem we face today, we are an outlier. we have inappropriate levels of business taxation compared to birch really -- virtually every other industrialized country. we have among the worst treatment of investment. we also are also the only major country that taxes its businesses on income taxed everywhere in the world. when you combine those three things, and a number of others, we have a serious problem. we are making beyond states among the least attractive places to make tax perspective to do business. in the industrialized world. we see that. our businesses are no longer as competitive as they once were. we need to repair that damage. >> "washington journal" continue

. >> so how it was today, kiddos outside? >> yeah it was good. there were many people to pick from.m's been a registered nurse for more than 35 years, she worked the night shift, she only colors when she's going out for a special occasion. she's starting to feel old and wants a new look. let's take a listen to her story. >> this is so exciting because you tell heme although there's an age difference people think you're twins. >> that's correct. there's five years between us. everybody comes up and says are you guys twins, no we're sisters. she always looked like this for the last so many years, she needs a makeover. she needs to look different. >> but in a good way. so are you ready for a whole new look? >> oh my gosh i can't wait. i've always wanted to do this. yes, i'm excited. >> oh my gosh. so are we. >> all right, so again, kim's sister is still out there. there's kim's before picture. all right kim, let's see the new you. >> oh my gosh. >> kim. kim. all right, kim, are you ready to see yourself? >> this is going to be a big moment. >> turn right around here look in the mirror.