kyle bass is with us. he joins us right now. gary: i want to talk to you about the race but first i want to talk about the story of the week. negative interest rates. there were warnings about the implications for negative rates. as i talk to our clients, it's the biggest concern we have. should we be worried about negative interest rates in the united states? kyle bass: i think this is where the academics are clark with the practitioners. i think on paper negative rates make a lot of sense, but in the world they make no sense. having $trillions in debt an trading at 50 basis points is ludicrous. this experiment going on, we all know will end poorly but we don't know when that time is. gary: the academics may influence the policy makers. should people be considering taking money out of banks because soon they may be having to leave the money there? >> if they told you and i they are going to tax 'deposits by 100 basis points, better to put it in a safe under your mattress. that's why you see resurgence in gold. >> and when you l

kyle bass is with us. he joins us right now. gary: i want to talk to you about the race but first i want to talk about the story of the week. negative interest rates. there were warnings about the implications for negative rates. as i talk to our clients, it's the biggest concern we have. should we be worried about negative interest rates in the united states? kyle bass: i think this is where the academics are clark with the practitioners. i think on paper negative rates make a lot of sense, but in the world they make no sense. having $trillions in debt an trading at 50 basis points is ludicrous. this experiment going on, we all know will end poorly but we don't know when that time is. gary: the academics may influence the policy makers. should people be considering taking money out of banks because soon they may be having to leave the money there? >> if they told you and i they are going to tax 'deposits by 100 basis points, better to put it in a safe under your mattress. that's why you see resurgence in gold. >> and when you l

kyle busch on the outside. logano and hamlin looking on. >> you can see where the 78, he needed to clear that 18. >> did you notice, mike, on that, the 78 took him all the way to the end of the pit box. didn't tart at the beginning of the restart zone. took him all the way to the end of the restart zone before he went. he's in trouble now. >> yep. >> they're coming at him from all sides. kyle busch, 1.6 seconds ahead of logano. dale jr., two back. chase elliott, 3 1/2. jimmie johnson, 4 and a ha1/2. >> even if the caution came out right now and came down pit road, the chances of beating, what, five cars in front of you is pretty tough pass. >> yerngs i agree. let me show you one reason why kyle busch is your sprint cup champion. in the races since his injury at daytona a little more than a year ago, since he came back 31 races, 6 wins. 21 top fives. that's two out of three and he led over 1200 laps in that time. he came back with a vengeance. he missed those 11 races and got back in and raced like he was ready

and kyle has been able to recover. jimmie not quite there yet. >> martin truex jr., 121 laps. the jack man has trouble and lost ground and were able to recover. dale earnhardt jr., fire on pit road. this didn't cost him at the time. >> when he gets on the track, that blows up but lately how close things are. pit road has been so busy guys on and off all night because of the tires wearing out. >> harvick, uncontrolled tire and lost ten position, very frustrating. carl edwards not getting all the lug nuts off. yet to dominate. >> the latest to do that. you mentioned matt kenseth, he's in trouble now but lately kyle busch has been following on pit road but gaining on martin truex jr. his car is just as fast as truex at this point of the race. >> across the board joey logano pick up a spot and four and pick up two. without any lost ground currently running heard. >> one of the top competitors. >> dale earnhardt jr. currently running sixth and denny hamlin is all of a sudden -- >> that's because of solid, solid night. haven

watch chase elliott come up on jeffrey earnhardt. >> never wide enough for kyle larson. >> kyle larsonffrey earnhardt. >> earnhardt. because that was pretty big hit from the 42 behind and jumped sideways. wlukly in the banking and straightened it out. now, remember, carl edwards a lap down has come in also with a vibration, loose wheel. go back to chase elliott as he talked about that vibration the first thing a crew chief will ask and driver thinks about is it getting any worse because typically when it's a loose wheel the vibration gets loose or, you know, gets worse. you know that it's a loose wheel and you know you got to get to pit road. it's something you don't want to risk. >> these guys are getting a lot of experience with loose wheels. starting to identify. >> guys, let's talk about the strategy here now with 81 laps to go. we've been seeing under green. if you start backlogging it, that means the next stop could come at 254 and 294. that evens it out to two 40-lap runs but they go back to lap -- going back racing 221 you can even that to 38 laps and i think we may see them co

matt kenseth and kyle busch. looking down from the front straightaway from the spotter's stand. big moment for the leader as edwards came up to lap the deuce. see the white car there. look at that. corner. >> brad, i think he was doing all he could do wobbling trying to get up out of the way and how much faster the 19 is than the 2. >> the 19 hooked that white line, the paint down there sometimes gives you a little extra grip. the 2 -- that's what i love about brad. drives the wheels off it. they just don't have the car to keep up. >> no, he's trying to get out of the way and hitting the gas and almost lost it and martin truex was right there but did not force the issue. between edwards and truex, they have now led as they come around 200 out of 205 laps tonight between the two of them. >> here's the difference i'm seeing. i talked about this before. went to the brakes. you know, in the past he hasn't had to push the issue when we got to this stage of a run he easy and be able to get inside or make the pass happe

matt kenseth and kyle busch. looking down from the front straightaway from the spotter's stand.rad keselowski almost caused a big moment for the leader as edwards came up to lap the deuce. see the white car there. look at that. >> through the center of the corner. >> brad, i think he was doing all he could do wobbling trying to get up out of the way and how much faster the 19 is than the 2. >> the 19 hooked that white line, the paint down there sometimes gives you a little extra grip. the 2 -- that's what i love about brad. drives the wheels off it. they just don't have the car to keep up. >> no, he's trying to get out of the way and hitting the gas and almost lost it and martin truex was right there but did not force the issue. between edwards and truex, they have now led as they come around 200 out of 205 laps tonight between the two of them. >> here's the difference i'm seeing. i talked about this before. went to the brakes. you know, in the past he hasn't had to push the issue when we got to this stage of a run he would run up on that 19 pretty easy and be able to get inside

kyle's resignation.. > we want to move in a new a direction so we which..mid you a the resume, red flags and qualifications questionsalif after his appointment, the mayoh never mentioned the new appointment during the state of the district address and refused to comment about his appointment until today. we tried contactingr. today, but so far he has not has returned our calls. cal sean. >> sarah simmons, thank you.ou. > still to come tonight, another mess on the metro railsa tonight metro's m is responding to rumors about a major shutdown. and a flight attendant takes a trip down the emergency slide.y the problem was there was no emergency. > that story coming up of after the break. wide feld. edwards. she won't take cash from wall street banks. and when washington insiders wrote a loophole to let the nra spend dark money to kill gun safety laws, donna edwards said 'no' she's fighting to ban assault weapons and putting the safety of our communities first. the special interests aren't special. we are. working for us pac is responsible for the content of thi

the wife of famed american hero, chris kyle, killed while trying to help a troubled vet.n her memoir, "american wife," she talks about a reflection of service and sacrifice. i'm happy to welcome her, nice to have you here today. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me, appreciate it. >> before i talk about the book, i know yesterday marked what would have been chris's birthday and to note the occasion, you have a birthday bash tonight in dallas. what's that all about? >> well, the cool thing is, we have the chris kyle foundation that our mention is honor, god, and country by serving marriages of first responders and veterans. it was going to be a big fundraiser, and i can't help myself sometimes, i think i'm the worst person to put in fundraising because i ended up just wanting to bring in first responders and veterans, so we turned it into an event where it's launching our date night out program. we have 150 first responder and military couples having a date night out to celebrate. there's craig morgan and bobby, a phenomenal song writer, they are fu

>> kyle is really -- cory: who is kyle?kyle, the founder of twitch tv, which was sold to amazon for over $1 billion. he was really talking to me about what they were doing the , technology they had developed and where they were really going. cory: he was the one who convinced me that twitch was something to look at. and now, look at that and amazon. you see a big user base with this thing? >> well yeah. driverless car technology is going to be every vehicle on the road in the not-too-distant future. my daughter will never drive a car. you think about what is going to do and the way car copper it -- companies operate. cory: my daughter will never drive a car. it's just because i don't want her driving cars. they should walk. >> it is a big deal. it changes the world, driverless car technology. we are just getting started on where that will be at. cory: this is the first huge exit for the angels list. there have been a lot of angels going to zero. but this the future run. >> you can get a big return or hit zero. it is a signa

. >>> a rough day for nascar's driver kyle busch. three crashes in the bristol motor speedway. shoals shoa andy scholes with the bleacher report next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

. > just one month after he was hired to mental hospital in d.c., doctorr james edward kyle has been asked to leave. mayor bowser appointed kill toer lead the facility in february, but concerns about his qualifications playinged theic process from theat beginning. we learned that previously pr hospitals under kyle's supervision have been shutdown because of negligence. mayor bowser spoke with our marina maracco, as you you a, a, earlier today and told her she asked for dr. kyle's resignation, but she wouldn't wd say much more. > can you tell us why you asked for his resignation.re >> no, it's a personnel matter r but we want to move on and we we will. > does it have anything to do d with his accreditation, hisat background? do you think he lied to the city. ci >> i'll say this, i can't talk specifically about personnel matters, but we want to move ine a new direction, so we will. > we tried contacting dr. kyler today, but so far he has not ha returned our calls. > thousands of people paid their respects to a va state a t trooper who was killed in then t line of duty last week. he pro

you mentioned matt kenseth, he's in trouble now but lately kyle busch has been following on pit road but gaining on martin truex jr. his car is just as fast as truex at this point of the race. >> across the board joey logano pick up a spot and four and pick up two. without any lost ground currently running heard. >> one of the top competitors. >> dale earnhardt jr. currently running sixth and denny hamlin is all of a sudden -- >> that's because of solid, solid night.

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his is kyle. it's 4-1.lemate beauchamp, who has pled not guilty to shoplifting and violating his parole, represents the third kind of inmate housed in the unit. >> he is actually a straight guy. he is straight. he is not gay at all. >> during his interview process for his housing he said he was homosexual. so he was housed in the homosexual unit, upon his request. every inmate signs a form requesting to go into the homosexual unit. it's under their own free will. >> some straight men look to the homosexual unit as a safe harbor compared to the predatory environment found in many other units. >> i had one or two gay men tell me go to the gay pod. you will be taken care of. i have had other guys in there write me, like show me, show me your penis and all this stuff like that. i am like, okay, whoa, back up. i'm not like that. little do they know that i am straight. >> bexar county don't really care. >> beauchamp says most inmates here have been respectful of his sexuality. >> eloy, he is very flamboyant. come

anthony scaramucci that's kyle bass talking about a possible recession in the near future. bob olstein is here with. sandrahere with sabdr. smith an. melissa: this is one of the flash points to. there are so many things going on. you look at earnings this quarter which are projected to be very weak. but there are a lot of different data point piling up and not looking great. add to that, we have the weakest recovery from the financial crisis ever in history. and there are a lot of factors pointing out the weakness. >> the stock market is up. it's back to all-time high. melissa: does that give somebody a job or increase their wages? it's only one aspect to it. we are look at stagnant wages in this country. through earning season we have seen the profits aren't that great at u. s-corporations. when you look at china, it should be a red flag. first it was property, then china's stock market. then it turned into china's credit bubble problems. gary: i think donald trump said 100%. sam zell said we'll definitely have a recession later this year. do you agree with that and does i

and kyle? most of the country's history, prior to 1970, it was common for someone who didn't run in the primaries to emerge and get the nomination. but, you know, for the last four decades you really had to run in the primaries and win the mostz2 votes. so, i think it would be jarring to most people for the top vote getter not to get the nomination, which is what you are describing. >> it's going to be bloody in cleveland. gentlemen, thank you. next on thedown, hillary clinton, excuse me, speaking to al sharpton's organization, did i it that a few years ago. we will have the inside story. i will tell you about my experience. then hollywood divided between sanders and clinton. prettyt( intense out there. are jobs being lost? those reports after these messages. distract you. so when your symptoms start... ...doctors recommend taking non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season for continuous relief. with claritin you get powerful, non-drowsy relief 24 hours a day, day after day. and with

the taxlk to kyle from foundation. later, a discussion about obesity from terry arnold. as part of our spotlig on magazines. you can join our conversation on phone, facebook, and >> the great state of wisconsin. [applause] >> with our victory tonight in sevensin, we have now won out of eight of the last caucuses. [applause] ♪ the wide margins of victory over their front running rivals in wisconsin last night. ted cruz and bernie sanders breeds new life into their respective presidential campaigns. --

like cat woman she is a female kyle. and he founded a newspaper in prague called prague moses, matt welch. and i don't have a joke about him because i want to live. it is army ranger and co author of the book "13 hours" the inside account of what happened in benghazi. and his mind says he likes all genders, but his beard says he is just for men. next to me, joe devito. bernie sanders was kicked out of a hippie commune. he had to age 45 years before he could connect with young people. sanders was asked to leave the commune because he was, quote, sitting around talking about politics in assisted of working. one resident reseptemberred feeling anything would get accomplished that day. when bernie stayed for the a allotted three day he requested he move on. i should not say i cannot verify that. he was leaving the commune while researching an article on natural childbirth. matt, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> would you say hippies rejected bernie like the voter in new york did yesterday? >> i think there is a qualitat

we have a must-see trip to one plus, kyle richards is going to be right here live. see you then. >>> still ahead on news4 at noon, an incredible survival story. how driver managed to escape this car that plunged off a many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, aned that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend he cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, >>> a woman barely survived a drop over a big cliff in canada this weekend. you can see the car there. it stopped nearly 300 feet down the hill in st. john's. the driver broke through the gate before plunging down the cliff. she was either ejected or somehow managed to jump. crews rescued the 20-year-old. >>> police chase stopped traffic on san francisco's busy bay bridge. the susp

kyle amos is accused of killing a man on blossom avenue on april 6. last night police shut down part of stevens and james streets for several hours after getting a tip that amos was in a home in the area. investigators later learned he left before the s.w.a.t. team arrived. >>> talk about right place right time. a woman crashes her car full of kids know a south bay gym and then a crossfit coach pulls off a daring rescue. today he tells us how he did it. kiet do with the story you'll only see on 5. >>> reporter: greg pena is a good samaritan ninja. you realize how much risk you put yourself at by doing all of this? >> i don't think i had a clue. >> reporter: on march 26, greg was about to coach a crossfit class at the los gatos swim and racquet club. the workout area is next to a retaining wall for highway 17. all of a sudden there was a loud crash and a plume of smoke. an suv had overturned with a mom and her three young kids inside. without hesitation, greg scaled the 25-foot wall. we timed him and it was less than 15 seconds. then he cut the babies

kyle, matthew amos.o serve a warrant that he was not there and he is considered armed and dangerous. >> anny: there is missing to your girl in san francisco. her name is auriana. last night a vigil was held where nicole, the mother, used to work. the fbi is helping in this search. >> mark: the warriors broke a huge record with sri-7-the three winds and stephen curry broke 400 three-pointers. >> anny: the big weather had nine is the warm-up. >> james: right now we're seeing what is left of the showers. you can see the green on the radar shifting to the east clearing the bay area early this morning . behind a we have fairly nice weather. it will be it a little cool this afternoon but will turn warm. this camera is on the bay bridge toll plaza. temperatures are slowly responding. thinyou can see the temperature is on the map. temperatures will be warned that up to what be mild. foif the map here shows the temperatures. >> james: if you're going to be in the city look for 61 degrees partly cloudy. along the

. >> kyle did flips on the field during lunch. the class cheered him on while some kids took videos. >> reporter: how long were you on the field? >> 30 seconds maybe. they asked me to stepped off and i stepped off. >> reporter: kyle was suspended for four days and he was also given this citation. that means he was technically arrested. he was cited for trespassing at his own school and disturbing the peace. rahaline is his mother. >> i'm not saying that my son should not have been disciplined. i'm upset that they're taking it to a new level. >> reporter: not something you think a student should have been arrested for? >> no. >> a probation officer ruled that his actions were not severe enough to recommend criminal charges. rahaline and kai thought that was the end of it. >> reporter: a child can still have a criminal record? kids could still be left with an arrest on their criminal record, even if the probation department decides not to pursue charges. >> hi, hi a question for you. >> reporter: we were with his mom when she decide

kyle is one of eight lucky winners.ach person that finds a letter get two tickets to a playoff game. >> it's playoff hishing. i have been waiting for the playoffs to start since mid-november. amy: the capitals crew doing waiting of their own. setting up the letters, sending a clue and anticipating the big moment. >> having the opportunityf them to do something fun and get involved and explore the city with the hope of winning ticket is a great opportunity for them. >> it's not as easy as spotting the big letter. you have to say the phrase. >> whoooo! rock the red! amy: hashtag online and password for the payoff. a phrase kyle had no problem remembering. >> i'm super excited. i'm so excited! i'm just excited. amy: eight winners already hoping to bring home the w again come playoff day. in d.c., amy aubert, abc7 news. leon: i think he is excited. i agree. michelle: i get that impression. leon: i also agree with you. who has the time to do that whole thing? god love you. after today you will find the complete spelling of c

then kyle pomerlo, economist for tax foundation, a tax research group, he will be on to talk about tax proposals put forth by democrats and republicans running for president. also carrie arnold will be with us to discuss her article on the controversy over school-based nutrition and bmi screenings for students. she writes about how the measures are meant to improve the health of students but some show the methods are triggering deadly eating disorders in children. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> the treasury department recently took steps to prevent the practice of tax inversions where international corporations move their headquarters overseas to avoid u.s. taxes. president obama spoke today about what the federal government is doing to close the tax inversion loophole. this is 15 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm horning in on josh's time for a hot second.

and i want to thank my friends kristen schaal and kyle kinane for being here. you can see kristen on "bob's burgers" and "last man on earth" and in the upcoming movie "the boss." -yes! -april 7th. and kyle kinane is performing at saint vitus in brooklyn on march 31st. guys, see you next week. good night, pervs. [ cheers and applause ] from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is... -♪ -(cheering, applause) welcome to the daily show. we're back. it's a monday and we're back. thank you so much, everybody. thank you so much. i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight, prison reform advocate and author of writing my wrongs, shaka senghor is joining us, people. (cheering, applause) but to start today's show, let's, uh, let's talk about the vinyl sofa stuffed with racist refrigerator poetry. i'm talking about donald trump. (laughter) with his ever-increasing lead in the republican primaries, a lot of people have started asking the question: how dangerous would a donald trump presidency be? newsman: the economist magazine's intelligence unit has now liste

inside the home a swat team was on door to door looking for this man you see here and 28 year-old kyle mackey and most he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>phillipe djegal: you to see her former colleagues are gathered of remembering at the close of business wednesday night to its former colleagues join together after their ships to share a few kind words about an sentences the police said the little girl has not been seen since late february and >>anny hong: is the chief heard from an angry crowd during the committee to meeting in the wake of a fatal police shooting of homeless man. >>maureen kelly: then told the crowd as he was shot with four rounds of the and that bullets in an effort to disarm militias civilian witness statements some reported this saw him lunge officers before the shooting that transcended the believe the store police a telling says after the meeting was over the chief says he would not surprised by the anger and the record him for nearly three our town hall their efforts to reunite her with honors the democrats or off of an ex- president of debate which

>> what happens, kyle busch spotted the fan wearing one of his hats on the highway. he decided to say hi and autographed it for her right there and then. theyliere on their wayasut of wthe mart, insville raceway. one of darlene's favorite places. >> yes. >> the nascar fans and drivers, they really have a mutual respect and admiration. you could see it there. >> it's so fantastic to be able >> can you imagine that. you're a hero. >> super cool. >>> 6:50 right now. the controversial push to ban juice at local daycares. we're going to tell you who is behind it, pext. >>r follow us on facebook and twitter. darlene4ny and micaaelu4ny. you're watching "today in new york." >>> young children in connecticut may have to say goodbye to sugary drinks in daycare. they're considering a bill to limit the kind of drinks served at child care centers. t whhe ban doesn't apply to milk or even yogurt drinks but it would prevent the centers from providing juice to children under the age of 1. it's part of a push to prevent childhood obesity. >> the "today" show coming up in a few minute

let's get the latest from kyle. >> we're doing the best we can. we do have a few things to talk about this morning. we start in newark where we have an overturned truck. it is blocking the right and center lanes on route 78 eastbound at exit 57, and this is just as you approach the turnpike tolls and it is we head outside and take a live look at jericho. we've got an accident blocking the shoulder on the westbound l.i.e. at exit 41. delays going all the way back to exit 45. alternate side parking is in effect today city wide. mary. >> kyla thank you. a new jersey couple is recovering after being rescued from their flipped over car. chopper 2 flew over the scene in are way just before noon. emergency crews cut off the top of the car to get the two people out. they were treated at the hospital and released. neighbors say the curvy stretch of the road is a danger zone. there have been at least eight similar crashes in the same area in recent years. >> i'm like oh, no not again. people entirely speed too much here. it's like a raceway ask they just lo

>> kyle busch put this encounter on instagram.ing sprint cup champ sure made that lady's day. way to go, kyle. that was epic. she is not going to forget that for a long time. all right, 17 minutes past the hour. "scrambled politics" is next. i love to take pictures that engage people and to connect us with the wonderment of nature. with the tiger image, the saliva coming off and you got this turning. that's why i need this kind of resolution and computing power. being able to use a pen like this on the screen directly with the image, it just gives me a different relationship to it and i can't do that on my mac. this is brilliant for me. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-wely trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to

leon: like that in a car around here, it is usually not because of kyle busch. because the guy in front of you is not moving. alison: we know all about being stuck in traffic. reporter: it is a little loud right now on 270 because of a crash. an accident on the northbound local lane, a major accident. that is what we have near 370. we will show you the backup. some spots are in the single digits. 270 is heavier than what we are used to. you can see the solid red line heading north. , butccident is near 370 the backup starts near the divide. get ready on 270. we have a live look outside along the beltway near connecticut avenue. heavier in the outer loop. seeing in virginia. pretty much clear right now. 395 and 95 looks good. have chilly temperatures, but warmer than yesterday. not as warm as tomorrow. confused? i am. 56 in the nation's capital. clouds will increase overnight. showers possible by morning. southerly wind is keeping temperatures of it higher than recent nights. the rain, an area of low pressure, advancing to the east. it will have an impact on us i

let's bring in ken morris and kyle cooper. kent, i begin with you.a, qatar, don't -- to quote llj, don't call it an opec, it is not an opec, but it is a big meeting. what do you expect to hear what do you want to hear? >> what i expect to hear, brian, is we're going to have the first stage of a tentative agreement on a production cap. there will be no cuts. the january figures will be used, but they were the highest in recent record. we have russia there, we have most of opec there. and we will have others, mexico, for example, as observers. this is not a supply demand situation. because we have plenty of excessive demand, extractible demand globally that can easily fit into the market. what we're going to have here is a cap on traders expectations. and that's more important than the actual amount of oil that will be going into the market and that should sustain a 42 to $45 per barrel bridge in terms of the trading into the foreseeable future. >> so, kyle, if they come out, and we don't know how it is going to work actually, it is an unusual meeting,

kyle, you start. you heard about it late last night. what do you think?d be indiana on may 3 and just like in wisconsin where john kasich fell off at the end allowing ted cruz to get near 50 percent, cruz is hoping for a repeat of that. indiana looks like a better state for trump then wisconsin was. trump may be able to get to 40 percent or higher it's if kasich support falls off a lot of those voters will go to cruz, maybe cruz can get over 50 percent in the state.very important for the anti-trump folks or trunk not win indiana. bill: think it works or not? >> i don't know, everything kyle said is right. indiana is the key i think. we just don't know. trump is about four or five points in a real clear politics average. we had no new polls of indiana over the weekend and it is a close race. we will know in about eight days whether the strategy works or not. bill: guys, you crunch the numbers all the time. you guys are doing the math. i will show you what our math shows us. you guys can debate this and tell me whether you disagree or agree. 845 for trump,

kyle over there as well. how can you have a finale without them?rie washington must really love a scandal. she turned it into a h hit for abc. now she's tackling the real confirmation. she plays anita hill claiming that she was sexually harassed by then supreme court justice clarence thomas. i joined last night at the red carpet premier. carrie was on -- in the film, she's flawlessly thro back 25 years to transform into hill and h 1990s fashion. >> it was all about her. and just trying to be her to the best of my ability because really respect her and i respect her journey. >> i have suggested that i was afraid of retaliat >> carrie executive produced the hbo movie, the real anita hill was there for support, along with co-stars. gabrielle looked amazing in marc jacobs. and erica christenson was sharing a seven-month baby bump. >> do you know what you're having? >> i'm having a girl. >> the night truly celebrated strong >> it was so much fun making this movie. it was a hard movie to make, but everyone poured their hearts into it so i'm thrilled to s

kyle >>> it is 8:55. neighborhood last night. kyle matthew amos is suspected of shooting a man on blossom avenue last week. >>> the golden state warriors made history in oakland last night. they beat memphis to win their 73rd game this season the most victories in a regular season in nba history. >>> here's brian with a check of weather. >> all right. good morning. we have plenty of sun around the bay area today after we had a little lawn sprinkler move through overnight dropped a little bit of rain kept the streets slick this morning but now sun is coming out, things will warm up. looks pretty. on the hi-def doppler, all the rain came through overnight within the south bay by sunrise this morning, now it's down in the central valley and out of the bay area. might have a pop-up shower or two over the north bay today. sunshine on the way for the bay area. and warmer temperatures too by this weekend. today a little bit chilly, 65 in oakland, 60 in san francisco. san jose 67. san rafael 64. extended forecast

we thank chris kyle for your service and encourage you to visit the facebook page and you can do the same. >> a quick peek at highway 24 through lafayette, sluggish as you get closer to 680 if you are going westbound towards the tunnel. four on 2 will be right back. >>> flush. >>> the state department confirmed an american that is a freelance photographer from california has been freed after being abducted in syria back in 2012. >> kevin doz had been allowed to call his family and receive care packages. it took months of negotiations to secure his release along with health from russian and the czech embassy. a handful of americans are missing and believed to be in syria still. >> one of the individuals is austin tice and we are working on his whereabouts. we also obviously take seriously a responsibility to get access to and protect our citizens that may be detained there. >> austin tice is a u.s. marine working as a journalist. it is believed he was helped by al qaeda but may have been transferred to another group. other americans have not been identified by the u.s. government. >>

kyle odom was arrested last month. police say he dame to d.c. after shooting an idaho pastor six times. that shooting happened one day after the pastor spoke at a ted cruz campaign rally. the pastor survived the shooting. >>> it is 6:03. flights are leaving brussels and now. they will be the first ones to arrive here since isis terrorists bombed the airport. the first one is scheduled to land in dulles airport around 1:00. the brussels airport partially opened only days ago. more than 30 people died in the terror attacks last month. >>> today's security and our own airports and airports throughout the area is on the agenda of the senate committee hearing. peter nevffenger plans to testiy on the tsa efforts for targets. >>> there will be a meeting in prince william county over the controversial renaming of a middle school. some want godwin middle school to keep the name. last week they decided to rename the school. at a packed meet some school board never gauge them a chance for opposition in the name change. the meeting is tonight in manassas. >

. >> reporter: we are here outside nassau police headquarters, a building rocked by kyle howell's beating accusation. today, the now 22-year-old faund himself here in handcuffs, again, insisting a victim. after his arrest targeted hn again. >> the police beat me and now it seems they are going to get away with it. he sale, then robbed $400 at knife point, slashing one of the two victims. >> i don't know enough to make any comment. >> reporter: howell's parents appeared in court, but said nothing in defense to their son. a departure fromf their vocal support in the alleged beating case. th at case ended with an acnquittal of a police officer charged with assault. today, the lawyer offered no comment. >> don't shoot. don't sh t. >> reporter: also silent were those who dmon on this. >> reporter: you may recall that in the beating case, the nassau police officer who was acquitted argued that he geg geg, greg cergol, "news 4 new york." >>> take a look at the manhattan sky in brooklyn. smoke appears to be rising around the world trade center. it was coming from two separate new jersey brush fir