s. lets look outside. we can look to the bottom of the screen and see weather watchers observations scrolling there. always to our weather watchers providing the same information in all of our neighborhoods across the region. lets look towards center city and low clouds, till in place, it is still looking, very, very glummy. it appears models and everyone, under estimated power of the cold air. we could not get that south wind to blast these clouds a away and temperatures to rise. we have a cold front moving through right now and we are not seeing any severe weather. it is very glummy down the shore. lets look at sky cam three where people are out walking, and you can see we have the the wind blowing out there as well. it is a glummy evening. temperatures not that bad down the shore. we are seeing 60's now but not as warm as it could have been in the warm sector of the storm. we can see the cold front, this is the same front that brought that nasty tornado, number of tornado reports to the midwest. that on

still to come on the show let's look at u. s. futures. take a look at what we're expecting in today's trade. yesterday a major rally for u.s. equities. disappointing jobs report on friday. some investors took that as rates not increasing until september instead of june. right now futures pointing to a mixed open. nasdaq up 4. s&p off by .4%. >> let's look at the european markets as well. we're seeing a lot of green arrows hereful brushing off that report and taking our queues yesterday. the ftse 100 up by .3%. the dax higher by 1% though some of the airlines underperforming because of downgrades coming through and the cac 40 up by 1.3. overall european markets lifted by that activity we're seeing this morning in the space between fedex and tnt. finally a deal coming through. >> deal flow providing a boost to european equities. still to come on the show s bad news really good news for markets? >>> welcome everyone. you're watching worldwide exchange. >> these are your headlines from around the world. >> delivering a deal. fed ex with a $4.8

the lets look at that seven day forecast tomorrow a lot like today 48 degrees cold, dreary friday, 75 with some sun, watch for afternoon storms and weekend looks great mid 60's with sunshine both saturday and sunday. >> lets get to the weekend as quickly as possible. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 "eyewitness news" runs will be back at 10:00 on the cw philly and then we are back at cbs-3 at 11:00. >> stay tuned for "cbs evening news". we will have the latest from the tsarnaev verdict from boston. here's scott pelley. >> pelley: the jury says guilty 30 times. now will boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev pay with his life? also tonight, more action against the white south carolina police officer caught on tape killing an unarmed black man. >> i have watched the video, and i was sickened by what i saw. >> pelley: the president speaks with us about how climate change is making people sick. and meet the woman who just cracked the nfl's grass ceiling. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, a federal jury found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all 30 counts in the boston marathon bombing, i

looking good. temperatures still in the 50's. but hey it is spring after all. lets look at the numbers elsewhere. philadelphia 56. atlantic city at the airport 55. forty-one in the poconos. warmth is really close, not that far. raleigh-durham 60's. charleston 60's. birmingham in the 80's. feeling like summer in the south. we will get a taste of that later this week. it is clear as high pressure dominates from maine to mid at the plant i can. even in the midwest. you have to go to texas to see some wet weather and that would be moving our way, i would think by early friday morning. the thursday is warm, we will see warm front lifting through, temperatures in the 60 ease and win kick nothing gusting to 30 miles april hour tomorrow afternoon. then rain will be a arriving early friday morning, two or 3:00 in the morning and strong wind ahead of the cold front will pump up the warmth up the coastal plains. we are talking about wind gusting to 35, even 40 miles an hour but it will be warm with some areas touching 70 before that cold front moves through. of course, wind shifts and saturday gets a norther

look like they'll rather quickly improve. low temperatures by morning in the 30's north and west of town. lower 40's in the city. let'se a look at the next seven days and as we look at that for improving weather the next few days very cool temperatures and the chance of showers on saturday and right now, just handed this from alex liget, the national weather service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for a bunch of counties. can we go to doppler real quick and show those? this is in the area west of the metro area. so again a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 1:00 and this is for areas in north frederick county in maryland. also for washington county north central loudoun county and also the panhandle of west virginia through berkeley county. we'll stay on top of this, jummy. jummy: thank you for that important information just coming in. thank you. in the meantime coming up on abls 7 news at noon a new jersey neighborhood on alert. the animal that's causing all sorts of commotion and forcing people inside their homes. details next. jummy: people are being warned to stay inside this noon after police f

looking at 70's. and 07 ease in southampton new jersey. lets look at storm scan three and as you can see we have some pretty nice conditions right now, skies are clear, abe cloud are starting to roll in though from the south and west and as we widen out we have got showers and cloud lurking off to the south and west and heading our direction. temperatures wise we're still in the 70's. lower 07's across the whole area cooler down across portions of south jersey 50's around atlantic city at the moment. wind have pick up. you can see warm temperatures will continue up and down eastern seaboard but wind gusting to 20 or 30 miles an hour. win has pick up. that makes it feel chilly outside at the moment. take a look at our surface map. we have mild days ahead at least for one more day. we are talk about temperatures right around 70. we have a stationary front overhead. that means tomorrow will be cloud which a couple of showers and then turns much much colder by the next couple of days. wednesday and thursday we're talking about highs barely reaching

first, let's look at the group s&p 500 restaurant stocks as an industry or subsector versus the s&p.know a winner relative to the market. sort of on the short-term basis. let me just show you really what's gone on. since the 2009 low, obviously this is a lot of consumer discretion relative to the market, but restaurants in particular really dominated equities in general. here is the setup. a chart with no lines, chart with lines. take it away. what i want to focus on is the gap. this gap of a month or so ago is an earnings beat. this gap is an earnings beat. we've sold off back to the point in which this thing repriced and the presumption is we're going to bounce here, and we're going to make a new high. closed at 180, and the presumption is 200. >> he likes it. do you? >> this has been a great growth story. i will say that when you take a look at the valuation trading about 30 times next 12 month earnings, it looks like it's barely fully priced. we've seen a lot of fully priced growth stories, and actually rallying even on disappointment because people are still hunting for growth.

s. sunday looks great, less wind high pressure overhead and highs in the 60's. in the bad at all for sunday. let's break down tomorrow, we will wake up and still will need jackets, showers patchy fog, visability will be low across the a year tomorrow morning. midday when we will get that surge of warmth. we can get to the mid 70's quickly. temperatures will surge out ahead of the cold front bringing scattered gusty afternoon then are storms. lets look at future visability. waking up tomorrow morning visibility near zero poconos down the shore a mile and a half in philadelphia. fog across the region. be safe as you head out tomorrow. fog starts to lift. we will get sun around noon and that provides the the fuel, and the instability for then are storms to pop in the a afternoon and evening. overnight tonight, cloudy chilly, dam one patchy fog, very similar to today's forecast and yesterday's forecast. 43 degrees. for your friday big warm up. watch for gusty then are storms generally around four to 8:00 p.m. when we are watching for some storms. it will be warmest and driest around 2:00 p.m. eyewitne

unfortunately we will not sees 07's for the next two days. lets look outside and what we are looking at in the city looking live from campbell's field in camden as cross the river toward ben franklin bridge. it is looking cloudy glummy, low cloud and rain falling. i want to go back to the storm scan three picture. we will look at where pockets of heavier rain are pushing toward the the philadelphia area right down toward chester seeing stephie showers along 295, new jersey turnpike and we are seeing steady rain at the moment as well. look at this 24 hour temperature change. we told you in the 50's north and west. 21 degrees colder then at this time yesterday in allentown. 15 degrees colder then this time yesterday in philadelphia so the change is upon us. look at these northeasterly wind. that boundary is right about here. still south wind hanging on in delaware and south jersey but these northeast wind will bull dose through area tonight and it will get chilly. we are looking at dreary conditions right through rest of the week, 40's tomorrow 50 degree

cloud, scattered showers, temperatures in the 50's and that possible thunderstorm well to the south. lets look at what happened last night. this is radar last night. you can see time stamp between 6:30 and 8:00p in m this storm toward to be a tornado. it was an ef4 tornado very strong devastating tornado that moved through the hamlet of fair dale. look at this hook are classic super cell shape waste notch here. this town was just decimated. you can see their track as that went from roshell illinois to fair dale a lieutenant of damage knits wake. the clean up is just beginning in northern illinois where these powerful tornadoes struck. i will step out and take a look at the this damage from fair dale, illness northwest of chicago the entire town is just in ruins. two people killed nearly a dozen were injured. there isn't much left just piles of rub toll pick through at the moment, some took cover in the basement of a restaurant. >> i ran inside got a couple of pictures right across the the street here and the owner says in the basement. we went down in the basement. >> that couple and others ha

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far cry from the 80's we had this past weekend. the lets look outside. s kind of glummy, cloudy, gray, very cold, and damp were not a lot of sunshine break go through. temperatures have struggled to make it past the 40's in many locations today. on storm scan three you can see set up moving across northeastern united states upper level low off to the north and this rotation of cloud, showers and what we have is phenomenal i like, one of my favorite weather terms call self-destructive sunshine. you get any break of sun air in the up are atmosphere is just so cold when that warm particle of air rises up in the cold air aloft it creates cloud ape showers. it is an instability shower. that is what we are seeing through the afternoon. not a lot of this is reaching the ground. i saw what lad like steady showers moving through earlier. went outside. nothing much was happening. we have a few showers, sprinkles and snow flakes in the far north and western suburbs earlier today. it does not feel like late april. look the at these numbers. we are in the 40's in the

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let's look at security threats to the grid. "al jazeera america"s jamie mcintyre joins us from the pentagon. during the cold war we were told the threat to the grid was from an atomic weapon, is the thinking about the vulnerability shifted. >> it has. we here warning of an electronic pearl harbor, a cyber attack that could not just affect the electrical grid but water supply and in a way the new era was ushered in by the united states and israel, where experts agree that those two countries introduced the stuxnet virus disarming iranian centrifuges, it's where you have a cyber weapon, a line of complicated computer code that can inflict physical damage. if the u.s. and israel can do it. others can do it too >>> so does the defense department war game around, strategise around attacks to infrastructure. >> yes, they do. last week the commander - the u.s. northern commander based in colorado was here, talking about how concerned he is about this. his primary mission is to protect the defense department submissions and help in civil attacks as well. it

looking at temperatures that are pretty mild in the 60's. i would say today within of the top ten of the year maybe top five. lets look at storm scan three. we have showers moving through allah even town and reading. this is making it to the ground. you can see right along 476 northeast extension and through harrisburg a few spotty showers but that radar will really fill in during the day tomorrow. period of rain are expect so if you are traveling make sure you tune in tonight because we may have updates to that forecast. right now forecast temperatures really mild. 66 degrees near cheltenham. tanya says temperature at 66. wind southwest at 19 miles an hour. boot pull fixture to show you of spring in full bloom. william send in this picture. we have some spring flowers popping up, daffodils and flowers are on the bloom. so looking really g another place looking really good down the shore it is very tempting, lots of folks on the board but notice they have pants and coats on temperatures are only in the 40's down the shore. those ocean water temperatures are so cold, and that southeasterly wind is kick nothing and keeping it on the cool si

. >>> all right let's take a look at last week s&p winners and losers.to watch at the open car max ended the week up 8%. cbre gained about 7% on news of an acquisition. winstream, genworth and renner noltds american are ones to watch. awaiting approval from the regulators. >> maybe. there's weird chatter. we're hearing reports that maybe some are not a fan. >> the latest sentiment looks like it is going to go through but we'll see the final decision. >>> take a look what is happening now. american airlines and a lot of airlines lost more than 8% last week. delta lost more than 7%. refiners will be in focus now given the oil trade. >> we want to give you a quick look at the s&p premarket leaders. we have gold getting a lift after the weaker jobs report. free port baxter international all trading higher. a weaker u.s. dollar, stronger gold. >> all right. still ahead this morning on "worldwide exchange." put me in coach. i'm ready to play center field. baseball is here. it means it's time to draft the fantasy team. we're going hit the virtual field and expl

let's have a look at u.s. futures. a softer start to the trading session today on this thursday. let's have a look then, the scouple of points but those futures improved over the last 35 minutes or so. the nasdaq seen off by 14 points after it closed at a 15 year high yesterday. that's it for today's show. i'm carolyn roth. next up squawk box u.s. we'll see you tomorrow. bye bye. >>> good morning, breaking overnight, china's factory activity drops to a one year low. investors aren't liking facebook today. the shares are down after the company posted it's slowest revenue growth in two years and good news for appleoonians. that watch could arrive earlier. it's filling orders faster than expected. it's thursday april 23rd 2015 and squawk box begins right now. ♪ >> live from new york where business never sleeps this is squawk box. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to squawk box here on cnbc. over here. good morning. >> i would have that too. >> that's just like -- >> what is that? >> they took you. >> we were checking it out a second ago. that's probably why. but go back and bring it up again. good morning ever

looks great. 10 minutes before 5:00 right now to get you updated on the roads. quiet this time of morning. >> so far so good. nbc10's jessica boyington will let about that. >> good morning, everybody. we're starting off on the schuylkill expressway. looking at drive times, spring garden everything fine. 12 minutes there. headed eastbound from the blue route up to the vine. in that direction moving along just fine there as well. we are getting reports, though in montgomery county of hazardous road conditions on dekalb pike and colonial drive. and checking out, delaware on 95 the drive time there, in the clear as well. 10 minutes, 11 minutes headed northbound or southbound from 295 up to 495. back to you, guys. >>> and we've got some breaking news here just in from gloucester county. police are now on the scene of a home in deptford township. where a woman was stabbed. someone called police. not clear who called them. police have no suspects and they're not sure why the woman was stabbed. no word on her condition either. you can count on nbc10 to bring the latest development as we continue to monitor this story. >>> at&t is offering customers r

at least one big tree fell in olney tonight let's get right out to fox 29's dawn timmeney for a look at all that damage. dawn? >> reporter: iain, take a look at this humongous tree that came tumbling down in the high winds this afternoon. we're on american street here in olney. and the tree came crashing down on top of a house. fortunately no one was home at the time but it's blocking the street. crews are here on the scene ready to get the tree out of the street but i have to bring in one of the neighbors catherine. you were actually home when this happened. >> yes. >> report roar catherine tell me what it sunned like, what happened. >> well, the wind was blowing real hard, and we just heard a swoosh bang, and a crack noise and the neck thing we know it was on top of the house. >> reporter: what were you doing? were you frightened? >> kind of, yeah. yeah. my neighbor called me said did you look out your window? and i said no. she said you better look out your window. i thought something happened to my car. and here i said oh my god it's right on top of the house. >> reporter: cather

look at the s&p 500 for the year. let's call it 2,000 to 2,110.e middle of that particular trading range. guys, back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. let's start the show off with a market flash from mary thompson. >> hey there. i'm looking at software company. they offer two groups private equity firms. this according to a report by reuters. reuters is reporting the company has negotiated a sale that could value it between $5 billion to $6 billion. a deal that would be this year's largest leverage buy-out. shares up 3 the .2%. melissa. >> mary, thank you. another big mover. apple shares moving higher by 1.5%. that should be no surprise because april is usually a huge month for the stock. how do we know this? let's bring in josh lipton live at cnbc's brand new san francisco bureau with more on this. josh. >> april is a critical month for the company. apple stock on a tear here. up some 15% this year. more than 60% over the past 12 months. the stock now just off its all-team high of $133. can the good times continue? all eyes are on the watch.

they were built in the 50's and in some cases, they are falling apart. >>> lets look live now from chopper three, officials called many of the overpasses structurally deficient. they are past points of repair and will be torn down and rebuilt. of course that would be a major under taking but pen to the says don't worry about using the bridges in the meantime. >> they are safe. they are not weight restrict. we have not had to barricade any portions of them but we are out in front of this problem and we are concern that we get this donnas soon as possible. >> the project is budgeted for nearly 65 million-dollar. it will take at least four years done in phases. penndot says it will pause all of the work this september when pope francis visits the city and millions of people flock to philadelphia for the world meeting of families. >>> the "action news" morning team will be on the air the 4:30 tracking what effect the beginning of this project will have on the a.m. commute. >>> another complication could be the rain. meteorologist cyst liz tynan is outside tonight with the latest from accu weat

s in philadelphia wind are gusty. other than that not too bad. lets look at what the temperature will do.will be a up and down week. starting off above average and dip below average and head right back below average on friday. that is where averages come from. on our future weather map we can see showers rowing in as soon as tonight. couple showers tomorrow at noon. the scattered showers. steadier stuff comes in around 8:00 tomorrow evening and we will continue into wednesday. clouds roll in tonight. tomorrow warm again the at 70 but a couple of showers here and there here's your exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast look at that drop in temperatures. that let us know it is still up. zero seven tomorrow with showers. forty-nine measurable chilly damp degrees on wednesday. thursday chilly as well. we will try to dry it out by week even. back here live we are enjoying 73 degrees at citizens bank park a beautiful day for phillies home opener. now back to you in the studio. >>> on the cb is. three healthwatch today what diet program works the best? that is question millions of ameri

s. it's an outrage. let's look at photos. olivia: we have jordan spieth.vorite 21-year-old won the masters. he is joined to market makers later today. he won a gust up at 18 under par. he was right second in the world rankings. tom: he is doing under armour. olivia: he will be on market makers. he's a good looking guy. not marriage material. i do what you're thinking, tom. our number two photo is thai new year's celebration. they take place in a water fight. this looks like a foam party. tom: it's a great photo. olivia: this is what happens at the keen household? tom: no. olivia: our number one photo comes from fashion week in australia. these are animal rights protesters from peta. they painted their bodies to represent animals. tom: the headline is the global reach of fashion it's not just new york and london and paris and milan. it's sydney. tom: skip york, thank you so much. we greatly appreciate it. olivia: still to come, we are going to stop the wedding conversation. where going to talk about silicon valley and whether it sexist. we speak to one tech

s most accurate. >> let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam and no shortage of clouds today. we talked about that and some sprinkles and showers that moved through parts of the metro area. it just feels like march. it's 59 now, average high about 69. relative humidity only 29%, winds northwest at 8 18 but gusting to -- 18 but gusting. if we have a breeze, temperatures will stay up a bit. tomorrow night may be colder than tonight. that said we still have a freeze warning west of town. bus stop temperatures cold, 32 to 50. you'll need your sunglasses and jacket, no doubt about that, a little more sunshine tomorrow, a little more pleasant day. right now i'd make plans for saturday, not sunday, outdoor plans. looking at some showers rolling in saturday night. if we're lucky, they get out of here by sunday afternoon. if not, they linger much of the day sunday. futurecast 10:00 tonight we got temps in the 40s, 51 downtown and morning hours we're in the 30s. i think these temps may be a wee bit high, 36 in gaithersburg, 38 in manassas and leesburg. i think maybe more like 34,

letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. s >> you're tag a look at a total lunar eclipse.only available for a couple hours. it turned red calling it a blood mood. sunlight scatters off the early's atmosphere and off the moon it lasted only a few minute making it shortest eclipse of the century. >> closer to home and what we saw today. windy day. meteorologist melissa magee joining us. we had sunshine but hoping for warmer temperatures. >> i think we'll get that sharee for easter sunday. that sun will prevail once again. stormtracker 6 double scan radar you see it's dry. it's quiet. we'll show you the picture outside. the action cam was outside looking at boat house row. schuylkill river. back of art museum and we actually got a full moon tonight. mostly clear sky. winds diminishing great viewing done check out that full moon and it looks like temperatures remain comfortable for second half of weekend. >> north and west of tourngs wree dipping down to 30s and 40s. it's 38 coatsville, 40 fleetwood. same things for slatington, martins creek, tanersville chester, in at 47. dow

we will hit lower 40's in the mountains and terrain. lets look the at area headlines. mid week sunshine that keeps us in the sun today and tomorrow with high pressure in place. then looking ahead to the tail end of the week we have a new storm brewing. you'll warm up with that but rain is on the the way and it starts our easter weekend off on a unsettled note. we will have more details on that all important holiday weekend forecast later on in the show vittoria, now back to you. >>> good morning, everyone. we're finally starting to see bubbling of the rush hour on i-95, where we usually start and that is usually had indication that full-time swing of rush hour traffic is not that far away. the lets take a look first, we will take a look at the the schuylkill expressway. if you are traveling in and out of center city and throughout your western suburbs we are not seeing too much problem which is good news a lot of the build up that we are seeing is on i-95 but 76 is free and clear. that won't last however. we will update you on. that moving on to 422, right around 23, t

lets look at what we are feeling like temperature wise across our area we are looking at 40's lower 40 at best. that is 20 degrees below average. we should be in the the lower 60's. mount pocono 35. wilmington 43. reading 45 degrees. it is cool, cloudy for phillies game tonight, another miserable night lets hope you can pull out a win here. forty-three, cold breezy damp east wind at 10 miles an hour. another look at that severe threat moderate for midwest and that same cold front that will be moving east tomorrow and will help us ramp those temperatures up but a problem even in the morning we will see visability down around zero as fog takes hold that is as we move from the warm front and warm sector. visibility near zero down the shore and then those storms start to come in the afternoon. threat for severe storms is between four and 8:00 p.m., just barely lehigh valley and poconos, that doesn't mean you can't see a strong storm but best from the city south, downpours, strong wind gusts and frequent lightening, can't even rule out hail as well because we have cold air in the upper atmo

let's also have a look at rates as well. >> before i toss it to you let's take a look at currencies. we have been looking at the u. sver the past one year. in today's trading action the ecb policy meeting yesterday rates will be left unchanged. pledging to fulfill it's 1 trillion euro bond buying program. 106 right now. a lot of focus is on the japanese marks and the volatility we have been seeing the past couple of days. the u.s. dollar slightly higher against the japanese yen. >> let's have a look at bonds. starting with the greek yield curves because over the last week we've had elevated fears once again of a possible grexit. we have a very important meeting coming up and at the moment it's once again on the cards. you can see elevated bond yields. the ten year 12.8%. the range of the ten year has been more between 9 and 11%. now that we're touching 13% is a good indicator of where the fear gauge is over greece. remains inverted the yield curve and particularly elevated at the short-term at the moment. the opposite is true of the rest of the european bond market. the french five year has gone negative for the fir

scarlet: let me take a look. the s&p 500 and the dow gaining by at least .3%. the dow up .4%. comes to record highs, we are skirting around those levels. the dow industrials not getting there. when it comes to the s&p 500, missed the mark. the last tie was reached on april 24. most of the trading day was dominated by news about the economic data. manufacturing numbers came in we had an unexpected drop in consumer confidence as well. that caused a lot of gyrations in the morning session, in early trading. but we stabilize throughout the trading day. it wasn't until about 3:20 that we saw more activity and more drama coming out during the trading day. other than that it was a very quiet session. health care shares moving quite a bit. the earnings report set of come out this morning, it did not get people really excited or trading in one direction or another. in general, we had more companies beating analyst estimates than you expect, and that's typically the trend. matt: it always happens, because companies are very good at guiding analyst down as we get closer to earnings and t

let's take a look at the number s here and how we got to lynch in limbo. retta lynch as attorney general and our friends at vok tif know he's also a statistical anomaly. let's look at this number here. 21.3, that's the average amount of days since 1981 it has taken to confirm a cabinet secretary. and let's take a look at how the past four presidents stacked up. each clock represents one week here. the average confirmation wait time for president obama as you can see, five weeks for george w. bush and for bill clinton, two weeks and three days. george h.w. bush around that same time two weeks and five days. president ronald reagan just under two weeks. interesting when you put it in that perspective but lynch isn't the nominee with the longest wait time. edwin mees was confirmed in 19 1985 why are confirmations getting long there are a couple of things behind it. you have to consider gridlock in washington. check that one as a reason why and also paperwork disclosures and as we've seen here in the case of loretta lynch, it was that one part of the sex traffi

let's take a look at a data check. s&p futures up a bit this morning.n hitting highs all week. it is an amazing indicator of what the ecb has been doing. the shanghai composite is up on a high this week. equities all over the u.s. are looking amazing over the course of the last several weeks. brendan:francine: amazing. brendan: nymex crude down just a bit. this is "bloomberg surveillance." francine: deutsche bank is set to pay about $1.5 billion to resolve an investigation into interest rate investigation. the settlement with u.s. and british regulators may be finalized this month. hans kohl's joins us from berlin. great to see you. are we almost at the end of it? this goes back five years. hans: it goes back five years. what is interesting about this is that the new york state regulator has jurisdiction because deutsche bank has a charter in the state of new york. it seems as though whenever he is involved, the settlement schedule of and a little bit higher. 1.5 billion u.s. dollars, they expect that to be the floor, not the ceiling. this could still g

temperatures will be in the 60's, into the 70's throughout the course of the day. pretty good news there lets lookour eyewitness weather seven day forecast, two great days, two not so great days but then improvement for the the weekend. we are back in the mid 70's on sunday. the chris and jessica back over to you. >>> a number of firms have fallen to a high profile sign's tack over the last year or so putting consumers personal and financial information at risk. >> that is true but three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan found out there may be an upside to these breaches as people pay pennsylvania more attention to their account. >> reporter: american institute of cpa poll find hack is a affect credit card processing systems are prompting more people to change their behavior. 82 percent verse 69 percent a year ago. 56 percent said they use cashing or checks more frequently. 40 percent have scaled back on their social media or on line presence. while millennials seem inclined to make transaction as on line and with mobile app is it is those age 55 to 64 who are reporting falling victim to

let's look at the effects. what could this mean for u.s. foreign policies. >> he joined the. sn his opposition to any emerging deal from with between iran and the united states, and he had also been opposed. he's a cuban immigrant. he has been opposed to what's going on with cuba. it's probably going to mean he's going to have less influence and less ability to block the endeavors. >> now to indiana lawmakers scrambling to change the law before it takes effect and the governor of arkansas is changing a bill. are republicans doing an about face? >> apparently republicans are being humiliated exempt for those like ted cruz. they probably were blind sided by this and had no idea that the last ten years have shown a total reversal in the attitude toward gays in the united states. >> all right. bob, looking sharp and we appreciate your insight. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> just ahead convictions in a massive cheating scandal? atlanta. how can you just stand there? what do you mean? your grass man, it's famished. with just two springtime feedings with scotts turf builder law

this bull run that we have been seeing in the nasdaq. >> let's have a quick look at futures as well because they're expected to continue upwards. s&p up 6 points and nasdaq up 43 points. that does also relate to positive earnings after the bell. amazon google microsoft included. we'll be discussing those through the next hour. let's also have a look at european markets. the positive sentiment yesterday from the u.s. fed through here in europe as well. ftse 10 up .5. germany's rally up .9. that's undoing a similar size decline yesterday. why? we had pmi data out of germany yesterday but today we had ifo business sentiment data out of germany which did come to a positive surprise. so yesterday's decline being unwound. similar story for france up up .76%. italy is up 1.4. all in all not hugely positive. just above flat. similar to last weekend. this follows a long period of months of strong european equity gains. unsurprising that we're traeding water for the week as a whole. let's look at bonds continuing to tell the story we've been pedaling for quite sometime. perhaps september people think the yield is just below 2%. germany the

of the s&p 500. let's look at all 500 components right now.t of them are green, and, again, we had quite a turnaround. most of them would have been red on the open this morning, but now we're heading higher. meantime exchange traded funds continuing to see multibillion dollar inflows. jeff cox joining us with the numbers on that. jeff? >> yeah bill. i'll say, about $100 billion so far this year going into etfs. the interesting thing is that the money is not going into some of the usual suspects. the big winners so far this year have been funds that bet on currency hedging, basically, you know, whether currencies go up or down. now, wisdom tree has a fund for instance, the europe hedged equity fund. it's gained about -- over $10 billion so far this year in assets. it's up over 20%. and it basically looks at companies who will gain on a declining euro. very interesting there. one other big story that will come out of all this of course is the old debate about active versus passive, which is better for investors. now, in the past couple years tha

s today i went for a run this morning. i saw people outside enjoying this. but now it is cooler, already. lets look is had happening outside we will take you down the shore and one area that the cool air is really already being felt. this is, of course, ocean city boardwalk in just a few months, this camera will be hopping as it always is once you hit memorial day and throughout the summer. just a few folks out there in their jackets enjoying a cool breeze off the ocean down the shore today. one of the days where salt air hits you in the face minute you step outside. storm scan three does show a few showers moving through lancaster county over toward baltimore area. rest of the area has luck out. we had a heavy thunderstorm over salem cumberland counties that has moved on out and for right now things are quiet. lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers. they are reporting cooler temperatures even just a couple hours ago. we are seeing temperatures in the 50's in one spot. this is up north around trenton, as we check with steven declemente in robbinsville, new jersey down to 57. a few more clo

on that note on the first day of second quarter let's take a look at u. s. futures. is down for 2015. s&p 50 o0 and the nasdaq in positive territory. they continue to be the outperformer despite the tech sector. futures indicating a slightly lower open. the dow down about 11 points. nasdaq seeing a little bit of red down about 3 points. what's happening here in europe as we were telling you double digit gains for germany, france italy this year in term of today's price action. it has been better than expected manufacturing data. it's been lifting markets higher. seeing a gain of 84 points. we're back above 12,000. france and italy also in the green and of course better than expected data out of the u.k. pushing some investors into the ftse 100 up about 57 points. at this point an encouraging start to the second quarter. >> not so much for the dollar though. i know it had a really good quarter up by around 9% in terms of the dollar index. take a look at the dollar rates today. we're seeing the dollar some what lower although the euro dollar has fallen off it's highs.

s vittoria. >> thanks, katie. good morning. traffic and weather going hand a hand right now because as pleasant as our day is looking right now traffic is looking just as pleasant. the lets take a look. traveling on 476 right around ridge pike you'll notice southbound and north bound commute nothing major delays north bound taillights southbound headlights here heading to and from the mid county toll plaza, i-95 really 476 is great. it is not only pennsylvania majors in the the clear but it is pennsylvania, numbering, traveling on the the 42 freeway in, delays in either direction north or southbound and even in delaware speed sensors are nice and high with average in the 50's and great all over. we have construction on the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike at downingtown so be mindful of the guys and girls there and our bridges are in the clear, everything running normally even at the airport and mass transit, erika. >>> a developing story right new police have located the black suv that struck and killed a four year-old boy monday in southwest philadelphia. four year-old abdul wilson was hit on south 57th street. a person of interest in that hit and run could

s. just a nice night all the way around. let's get started with the update for you as we look at the current temperatures around the area. average high is in the 60's. we're there in a cool spots. a little cooler in others. 70 in culpepper. 64 degrees in gaithersburg and 65 degrees in annapolis. through the evening, the winds will diminish a bit. temperatures will start to be a cooldown. slow dropoff. take a jacket, good advice because it will cool off rather quickly later tonight, under partly cloudy skies. looking at temperatures a bit cooler back north and west of the metro area especially west of the mountains. another cold front we'll have to deal with tomorrow. temperatures are very cold way behind the front. duluth minnesota, 31 with some snow in the air now. snow showers not far from minneapolis right now but the coldest part of the air will skim to the north and west. make no mistake, it's going to get cooler not only over the next few days but over the next 10 to 12 days arnold the area. prepare for that. it's going to be due to the fact that we'll have an upper level low spinning and spinning. every now and the

. >>> just about 5:18 let's check your ride to work with an accident that's not really causing any problems. >> nbc10's jessica boyington is looking at the major routes. jessica. >> good morning, everyone. happy thursday. we're taking a live look at 295 at route 38 in the mt. laurel area. no problems. still headed southbound from route 38 into the black horse pike, about 12 minutes. just under that if you're headed northbound. we are seeing some lane restrictions, though due to ongoing construction in the black horse site area. that's going to be there until 6:00 a.m. as we head out to the rest of the majors you can see everything is doing fine. 95 southbound from the woodhaven road from schuylkill expressway 12 minutes. the blue route no problems as well. currently headed into the city the ben franklin bridge has started a new construction project it's down three lanes instead of four. westbound, we'll check in with 95 and the construction there in just a minute. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> 5:19 the storms from yesterday are long gone. but the storms have created that col

let's take a look at what's happening technology-wise. >> samsung just recently released the s 6 and s6 edge. awesome highly anticipated phones. these new phones, no memory stick. you can't add memory or detach the battery. but samsung has done cool things. the screen is absolutely beautiful and the picture, 16 megapixel, the best on the market. if you want to charge your phone, you can do it wirelessly by putting it on a wireless charger, or if you're on the go with an authorized cable, 10 minutes of charging will give you four hours of battery life. one need thing, if you want to switch from your iphone, all you need to do is backup your iphone to the icloud and download the smart switch app and it will reconfigure the phone for you making it that much easier. so if you want to talk more about the s6 or the s6 edge reach out >> the victim is in critical condition right now. new developments surrounding an all-out brawl inside a septa station. police have arrested this man in connection with the fight that mostly involved students. the 18-year-old was taken into custody early saturd

tam. >> let's head outside to meteorologist karen rogers taking a look at accuweather and good morning. >> we finally got out of the 30'ssunny this afternoon but we'll have a cool breeze and temperatures about 5 degrees below average. tomorrow breezy and warm, 65 for your high. friday is the day we get showers warmer way-70. showers at times even a thunderstorm in the afternoon as we have passover and good friday and saturday at this point is looking much cooler, tam, with a high of 58. >> thank you karen. >>> coming up today on "action news" at noon the investigation goes on after a couple is found mutilate bide a chainsaw inside their montgomery county home. we'll have the latest from police in a live report. >>> "live with kelly and michael" next up here on 6abc. i'm tamala edwards. have a great wednesday. >> ♪♪ anncr: sometimes our pets... aren't the only ones... that make bad choices. woman: honey, i'm home! anncr: now there's petarmor plus. so you can protect your pets without the shame of overpaying. petarmor plus. available at your local supercenter. announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, grammy aw

west at 10 to 20 with gusts of 30, meaning we are looking at windchill factors and cooler temperatures. it will feel like the upper 40's, lower 50's. don't letunshine for you. the hike up at her friday near 50. yup coming weekend is not a washout, -- the upcoming weekend is not a washout, but the showers continue into early sunday morning. then we clear out and warm up early next week. tomorrow, don't be fooled, you will need a jacket and maybe even gloves if you are walking the dog. alison: wow. steve: i'm sensitive to the cold. alison: you are a sensitive guy which is why we love you. thank you for stop what is going on? tim: maryland and georgetown break down the barriers. the cap to gear up and regroup for the islanders. and the nats and the cards go at it again. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. tim: folks, this is not the same feeling as last night when the capitals nats, and wizards all won within minutes of each other. bottom three 5-2 cards yunel escobar hits one all the way to the wall, everybody is running. desmond scores, harper scores, zimmerman tries to score from first. escobar wit

look that there. tornado watch is in effect until midnight. let's go back to fox 29's'connell live in chichester. chris, can you hear me now? >> reporter: yeah, it's really the threat the timing of this threat lucy, that has us all worried that's because most of the the severe weather most likely will come in the overnight hours when we are sleeping. that means before you go to bed tonight, make sure you secure that lawn furniture and just be prepared. tornado warnings are now out in central pennsylvania near harrisburg lebanon headed towards berks county, stuff that will be coming our way through the evening hours. take a look at what we're looking at very dry out here. we're seeing some lightning strikes in the horizon tonight here in chichester along 322 completely dry but you don't want to get caught off guard of what's to come. many are asking us tonight what's the difference between a tornado watch and warning? big difference folks. a tornado watch is when tornadoes are possible in the area. time to review your emergency plans. check your supplies. tornado warnin

let's take a look at the weather forecast. it's looking good. 58 degrees the high tomorrow. near 70 degrees on thursday. lower 70's on friday.wers. tim brant -- tim: what? [laughter] leon: jimmy kimmel live is next. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kurt russell. comedian jeff ross. and music from van halen from hollywood boulevard. with cleto and the cletones. and now,here's jimmy kimmel! ♪

that clean energy etfs are not just making a whole lot of green, they're beating the s&p 500 big time. let's take a lookthe top five and their year-to-date performance. the guggenheim solar energy up 41%. the market vectors solar energy owe up 30%. ishares up 29%. followed by the power shares clean global etf up 14% and the market investigate fors global alter tiff energy up 13%. >>> it is the most widely tracked measure of growth in the united states. it's gdp, gross domestic product. the dada moves markets and keeps this gentleman here busy day and night. however, cnbc aka, mr. liesman, has discovered a long standing problem. >> there's a problem in the data that we found with one particular quarter that we thought only concerned the past five years or the past several years but then we do z aid a detailed investigation and it goes back 30 years. a substantial and persistent problem in reporting first quarter gdp data. it averages 2.7% overall in the time period. in the first quarter is only averages 1.87%. several economists we contacted said that difference is statistically difference. it accounts f

the lets look at the temperatures. 80 degrees still at this point, even in the lehigh valley in the upper 70'sry mile. eighty in trenton. seventy-four in millville. we can see influence of the marine over the ocean, wind blowing it down along the coastline to the lower 60's. cooler at the coast, otherwise a terrific day. satellite six and action radar showing not much going on we had clear skies all day and new we will start to see the cloud, building in from the southwest for the the most part those high thin cloud will enjoy a good amount of sunshine tomorrow but big change in the temperatures. in the overnight hours we will stay relatively mild in the 50's but we will advance this to 3:00 o'clock tomorrow. we are talking 64. huge change from today's 81 degrees. that was our high temperature today. tomorrow when we're heading to the union, it ace nice day but back to reality. we will see high crowd, light wind 62 degrees at the start time at 5:00 p.m. on sunday. nine yet minute about 59. not summer like weather we had today. satellite six and action radar showing nice weather tomorrow won't