lilli? >> three years. >> so certainly it was already deemed defective when you came into your post, correct? >> correct. >> and nothing had happened relative to this item until the inspector general did a report and now you are taking steps? do we need a report from the inspector general to get the department of defense dla to take defective parts out of the supply chain. >> no, ma'am, we have procedures in place. >> why didn't these get removed? >> as i stated, in 2008, all of these parts were frozen in inventory -- >> what does frozen mean? >> it means that we code them it's a code in our distribution system computers that prevents any issuing of that material so if a customer requisitions it, it's from dla stock and not allowed to be issued and there's no way it could happen. so, what -- what i mentioned earlier was in 2008, this part along with several other parts manufactured by the same company was frozen in stock. there were 16,000 of those straps issued before the first quality defi

this will be lilly zhang's second trip to the olympics.overed the sport. here's bay area's joe rosato junior. >> reporter: it's probably not typical for olympic dreams to get their start in a laundromat. but a fact laundry room on the stanford campus equipped with table tennis is where lilly zhang first tumbled into the sport. >> my dad was a professor there. every time we went to do laundry, there was a table there and i would play with my parents for fun. so somewhere between the spin cycle and dryer, future olympian was born. >> it never began as a serious competitive thing. >> reporter: soon things did get serious. she traded up from the lauddry room to a proper table tennis club. >> it was so fast and so physical. >> reporter: and then at age 10, zhang made the national table tennis team. >> that moment i was like maybe i can do this as a serious sport and go to the olympics some day. >> reporter: that some day was 2012 whether he she represented the u.s. in the london olympics. >> walking into the arena was mind blowing. >> though sh

. >>> people across our area have rallied behind horse named lilly found abandoned and shot more than 100 times with paint balls. we just got great news about her we can't wait to share with you. howard. >> sam hinkie is gone as the sixers general manager. that's good news. so how does the coach feel about a new boss which could change his career path? we'll hear from brett brown. that will be coming up in sports. katie mcginty knowshool, get the routine. by. her dad was a philly cop. mom worked in a restaurant. then, hard work opened doors. now it's not quite enough. but mcginty's working to change that, helping create thousands of new jobs. she'll always stand up for manufacturing, higher wages, and equal pay for women so opportunity never gets out of reach. katie mcginty for senate. women voters responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ >>> great news tonight for horse who's been through sorry terrible ordeal. 20-year-old horse named lilly abandoned in the new holland stables in lancaster last month. shot with paint balls 130 times. she was nursed back to health at penn ve

eli lilly out with quarterly results.th a profit of 83 cents a share. 2 cents below the street of 85 cents. revenue came in above expectations. 4.7 billion. they are giving guidance for the full year. they are coming in with adjusted earnings of 3.50 to 3.60 a share. revenue should come in tween 20.6 and $21.1 billion. coming up. that is picture of sandy weill. he's coming up at 3:00. we have john lickliter joining us at 7:30. >>> couple stocks to watch this morning. the container store posting inline earnings. and a slight revenue beat. the retailer also gave a mix outlook in cost cuts. canadian national railway trimming its 2016 outlook because of weaker currency demand. and sandy weill, he and his wife donating $180 million to university of california san francisco, to establish a weill institute for neurosciences. one of the largest ever for brain research in the u.s. brings their total giving to more than $1 billion. and sandy and joan will be appearing on closing bell today at 3:00 p.m. in the meantime it is now tim

watching a crash near honey brook along route 10 compass road at lilly road.are on the scene there. still have construction crews on the scene on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound approaching valley forge right lane out of commission. headed up to northeast extension construction by quakertown has cleared but approaching the lehigh valley they're still working in the right lane. a new project got end way yesterday to rehab the moyer road bridge in hilltown township bucks county. it's now closed through july so to get around that closure i would stay up on maybe blooming glen road or down on callowhill road as in some alternates. in mercer county it was a rough morning yesterday. thong we just have that construction that's going on all week along route one between the trenton-morrisville bridge and perry street. one lane out of commission in each direction. bordentown work going on most of the day today until 3:30 along 130 both ways at burlington road. left lane blocked in both directions there. and they're still working on that sewer main break from yesterd

eli lilly reporting sales that topped estimates.he drugmaker said it had a net income of $.41 a share. they are really unchanged in the premarket. a moment.overseas for the overseas earnings have been driving futures here this morning. surging.chartered capital increased more than analysts had estimated. the stock is up 11% in london trading. surprised people today with a profit. they made about $532 million and that drove shares higher. what does this say for the other majors that announced earnings? ryan chilcott joins us from london. what does this tell us about the oil industry? >> i think it's pretty indicative. the business models for the largest five oil companies are pretty similar. with a oil but they also refine oil -- theyan't pump oil but they also refine it. it was really on the refining and trading side where they did a lot better. refining -- the differences between france's oil company, they have a larger refining operation. did not do as poorly as many were anticipated. trading in the first quarter was very volatile

then they tried the lilly sleep guardian.e goes under the child's mattress and is connected to an app that learns the child's sleep pattern. >> when you put your child to bed, you hit the bedtime. >> reporter: dr. ring says about four million american children suffer from these episodes. he says lilly helps night terrors by 80%. >> the abnormal sleep that happens before a night terror occurs. if you can get the child out of that sleep pattern, you can prevent the night terror from happening. >> don't stay up too late, girls. >> reporter: other doctors say there is no quick fix for night terrors, and parents should try getting their child on a schedule first. now lilly does not seem to work for other sleep. >> just for night terrors. the device costs about $130. but there is a program for low-income families that begins next month. we do have more information about the lilly on our website. that's nbc bay area.com. >>> well, coming up next -- >> i'm hoping they don't -- we come back together around there is 30 of these that co

so the first is from lilly -- eli lilly. and this is an anti-amyloid therapy. it would be injectable. if it's approved it's in phase three. we hope to see data this year in our conference at toronto, canada, that's my little plug for alzheimer's association international conference. the big scientific conference. but we're hoping to see some data and if approved, it could be the first disease modifying therapy for alzheimer's disease. it would slow the decline of people toward alzheimer's disease. the other one is a biological, injectable from the company biogen. they really invig rated -- invigorated the community last year. even though it was a small trial about 150 people, every one of the people had amyloid deposits in their brain based on a pet scan and after one year, those on the active treatment showed a slower decline based -- as compared to placebo. not only on their cognitive assessment scores but also based on the pet scan. believe it of not, that was the first time a trial has been done in this way where you knew you were treating people with amylo

support the family and today is a time of healing for us. >> we are working to confirm reports that lilly love may have bumped her head during recess last week and went home with parents and she complained f headaches here at school the week before. now, again, an exact cause of the young girl's death is nus being given, but we know that funeral services for the second-grader will be held on wednesday. live in westchester, tracie strahan. >> thank you. >>> police are investigating the death of an elderly man found unconscious after a fight over an elevator in the bronx. small homemade memorial stands for 74-year-old felix rodriguez. police say he was found in the building's elevator around 3:00 p.m. yesterday. he later died at the hospital. investigators charged joaquin feleciano who also lives in that building with manslaughter. >>> a new jersey man accused of attacking a priest inside of his own church, police say 33-year-old shawn swinton was acting strangely when he walked into a newark church yesterday. he allegedly assaulted one of the priests before running out. several parishioner

>> i have. >> also this example, the buyer says comes from dress lilly. maybe toss the lilly sites. dress showed up shiny, that would be the one on the right, on the left what they are use to go ties. not only is it shine at this looks different color, also looks pretty wrinkled. very different from what they are getting now it is easy to get swindled by the promise of great dress for cheap, i know i have clicked on them before. so before you buy, read the reviews, the number one tip we can give you. many of these shady websites have a long list of complaints, if you do a quick google search, also, know your measurements, check out your size charts before ordering, or better chance at getting the right fit, and make sure you take a close look at the return policy. so some of these shady sides, sites, in particular, charge fees for returns, or only gave you a credit for the site. big red flag, all of the major outfitters right now, you know, usually return for free, never a problem. >> usually what i do, take the name, put in whatever the name; mod lilian scam, and it will turn up fr

that's why the first bill that i signed as president was the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. earlier this year in the anniversary of that day the equal employment opportunity commission and the department of labor act at two began collecting annual data on paid by gender race and ethnicity. this action will strengthen enforcement equal pay laws ardila books and help employers address pay gaps on their own. to build on these efforts congress needs to pass the paycheck fairness act to put sensible rules in place to make sure -- [applause] to make sure employees don't face retaliation by their employers. i'm not here just to say we should close the wage gap. i'm here to say we will close the wage gap and if you don't believe me -- [applause] if you don't believe that we are going to close that wage gap dump them come into this house because this house has the story of the national women's party whose members thought to have their voices heard. these women first organized in 1912 with little money, with hopes for equality for women all around the world. they wanted an equal say o

that's why the first bill that i signed as president was the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. earlier this year on the anniversary that they have equal opportunity opportunity commission and the department of labor acted to begin collecting annual data on pay by gender, race and ethnicity. it will force and -- strengthen addressing pay around. appel on these efforts congress needs to pass the paycheck fairness act to put sensible rules in place. [applause] to make sure that employees who discuss their salaries don't face retaliation by their employers but i am not here just to say we should close the wage gap. i'm here to say we will close the wage gap and if you don't believe me, if you don't believe that we are going to close at wage gap you don't need to come to this house because this house has -- [applause] this is the story of the national women's party whose members are to have their voices heard. these women first organized in 1912 with little money, with big hopes for equality for women all around the world. they want an equal say over their children come over their p

we have the ceo of eli lilly, the cfo of broprocter & gamble. and more.over. >> and an economic report. >> and economic reports. >> -- 8:30. >> we do. that's what i know you are waiting for. >> i'm counting down. we should have a countdown clock -- no, but people are looking for a rebound number in that big ticket spending of corporate america. thank you. >>> still to come we'll get you caught up on the markets, plus we willem buiter will join us. ♪ (music pl ♪ throughout) uh oh. what's up? ♪ ♪ ♪ does nobody use a turn signal anymore? ♪ >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." central banks in focus this week. fed begins a two day policy meeting this morning. and bank of japan meets later this week. joining us now williem buiter. thank you for joining us. between bank of japan and the fed which is more important this week. >> well the fed always. about the weight of any other central banks. they will however not do anything in terms of great movement. while there is some chance the bank of japan will cut rates further or do something else in expansion of

charles: lilly to you. some people, marco rubio talked about it.n long enough to lose florida. beni someone else beating trump in north carolina and missouri, but vote for guy closest to trump to stop him, do you buy into that as a kasich supporter? >> i don, at the end of the day i want american democracy to win.. decide who you are sides wor let people choose who they believeve to the right candidate, maybe i'm not supporting m trump today, however he is in his play ground that is new york. i would invest all this money instead of negate advertising, put it in positive advertising that tells me why, i need to change and vote for cruz or vote for kasich. instead of playing a game that we have seen he a teflon politici. >> he has lost big, lilly, cruz can't do something here, something interest, that whole wisconsin thing is aoot point. >> in charles here, we're seeing with the individuals who just spoke, interesting dynamic for to election cycle so far, cruz did a good job of making wisconsin appearing to ground zero for the never trump crowd, wis

what was billed on the success of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act which clarifies 180 day statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit on pay discrimination with each effective pay check. this was signed into law by personal palm in 2003 senator mikulski, you remember that day, w. because president obama signed a bill took the first designed it and handed it to you today remember that because i sat there and thought that's entirely appropriate that a senator who has dedicated her life to this inequality for women at work would receive the first then for the first bill signed into law by this new president. my republican colleagues where do with us on this issue? do you agree that your daughter should be paid the same as your sons for doing the same work? here really is the basic issue and shouldn't have anything to do with party label so we invite you to join us. this shouldn't be a partisan issue at all. it's just a matter of fairness and i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield the floor. >> mr. president. >> the senator from maryland. >> mr. president i come to

lilli. i would ask the same question of you. it's not your fault, by the way, i understand the inspector general. is there a formal process by which dla has incorporated lessons learned into its processes and procedures? >> as a result of our audit, we learned a lot. and we have five recommendations that we're implementing. as i mentioned elier in dla aviation, we've taken and reviewed all the pdrs to make sure we recorded all the money, and we'll report back as asked. we've also frozen and made sure that stock is frozen so it can't be issued and alerted our customers. we've also established some new procedures as a result of that. so what we'll be doing is creating that position called a pdr coordinator that will track to the end to make sure we, number one, alert our customers as fast as possible, but then ensure that material is received and sent back to the suppliers for restitution. we've also established some first line supervisor and senior leader oversight to include checklists that have to be signed as we go to ensure t

lilli. >> three years. >> three years.o certainly it was already deemed defective when you came into your post, correct? >> correct. and nothing had happened relative to this item until the inspector general did a report and now you are taking steps? do we need a report from the inspector general to get the department of defense dla to take defective parts out of the supply chain? >> no, ma'am. we have procedures in place. >> why didn't these get removed? >> as i stated, we -- in 2008, all these parts were frozen in inventory. >> what does frozen means? >> it means we code them. it's a code in our distribution system computers that prevents any issuing of that material, so if a customer requisitions it, it's from dla stock, it's not allowed to be issued. there's no way it could happen. so what -- so what i mentioned earlier was that in 2008, this part looks with several other parts manufactured by the same company, was frozen in stock. there were 16,000 of those straps issued before the first quality deficiency was receive

lilli. i would ask the same question of you. it's not your fault, by the way, i understand the inspector general. is there a formal process by which dla has incorporated lessons learned into its processes and procedures? >> as a result of our audit, we learned a lot. and we have five recommendations that we're implementing. as i mentioned earlier in dla aviation, we've taken and reviewed all the pdrs to make sure we recorded all the money, and we'll report back as asked. we've also frozen and made sure that stock is frozen so it can't be issued and alerted our customers. we've also established some new procedures as a result of that. so what we'll be doing is creating that position called a pdr coordinator that will track to the end to make sure we, number one, alert our customers as fast as possible, but then ensure that material is received and sent back to the suppliers for restitution. we've also established some first line supervisor and senior leader oversight to include checklists that have to be signed as we go to ensure

ro the baby, six month old lilly was in his care. they were called to shade i groi hospital for the report of an unresponsive incident. they say different been told investigators that lilly choked on milk. she turned blue look and hebl performed cpr. hospital where she died a fewew days later.la instead of choking, it showed that the baby showed repeatedly injuries of abuse. hemorrhages, five left rib fractures, broken legs andnd bruises to the baby's forehead, neck and face.a his attorney in court says thers has been a rush to judgment in this case.ca the states attorney john mccarthy in maryland says thisis is a homicide, an outline the injuries this baby suffered. there were heeled flak terse ine her legs.egs there were acute, which means fresh fractures to her ribs, multiple. i think the total is # 1 or 1261 her ribs were broken. there was head trauma.raum there were subdural hematomas. mr. different band is adamant and looking forward to defensing himself in this matter.at we're in a and getting a the look of information right n

>> taylor swift has a pint sized twin, all eyes on a little girl named lilly who is getting a lot oftion on social media. her mom says her daughter has been a fan of swift since her shake it off video. her mom says they had to scale back to focus on homework, but lilly is following in swift's footsteps by learning how to play the guitar. how sweet. >> i think swift is a classy lady. >> good role model. >> a little girl's adorable reaction to seeing her dad on tv. >> this little girl is quickly becoming baseball's number one baby. chicago cubs center fielder dexter fowler was on the west coast this week, but that didn't stop his daughter from trying to give dad a hug through the tv. >> daddy. daddy. >> how sweet? the little girl had something extra to smile about as well. the cubs won the game. >> that is so adorable. >> love it. >> how sweet is that in. >> little girls and their daddies. >> nothing like that bond. >> yeah. >> mine is watching now. hi. thank you, carlie. >> you can hear carlie shimkus on fox news headlines 24/7 sirius xm 115. >>> the time is 26 after the hour. your ha

lilly, i would ask the same question of you. it's not your fault by the way, ines i understand inspector general. is there formal process in which doa has incorporated lessons learned into its processes and procedures? >> as a result of our audit we learned a lot and we have recommendations that were implementing. as i mentioned earlier we have taken and reviewed to make sure we've recovered all of the money. we have also present and made sure that the stock is frozen so it cannot be issued and alerted our customers. we have also established new procedures as a result of that. what what will be doing is creating a position called the pd qr coordinator that will then track from the beginning to the end every time we receive one so that we alert our customers as fast as possible but ensure that material is received and sent back to the suppliers for restitution. we have also established first-line supervisor and senior oversight to include checklists they'll have to be signed as we go to ensure the process is done correctly. in ad

eli lilly is good though. we were hoping for this big alsz hi -- alzheimer's breakthrough and didn't get that. >> saying the use of cialis is actually being outweighed for other uses for arguably more medical reasons. volume up 30% in the quarter. >> what is that some sort of positive side effect? >> yeah. >> i did not know that. i'm not familiar with that. what are the other uses? i'm serious. >> you're going to hide it like that? >> i wouldn't hide it. there's no hiding with me. >> that was a good -- >> i'm transparent. >> you hear music, isn't that a great time to go to commercial. >> it is a good time. i'm happy to continue this discussion if you'd like. there are some things i need to teach you? >> old dog new tricks. >> we'll get cramer's mad dash and count down to the opening bell in a moment. also ahead as we said a live interview with nike's founder and chairman phil knight. take another look at the premarket. more "squawk on the street" from the nyse straight ahead. sic pla♪ the first stock index was

. >>> and a reminder to tune into the wisconsin primary at 8:00 and happy birthday to lilly james, 27. and pharrell williams is 43, and colon powell is 79. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching "early today." we hope you have a terrific tuesday. >>> right now -- a spring feels more like a cold winter morning outside. storm team 4 will tell us if any relief is in sight. >>> plus new this morning, a violent encounter shuts down a subway station. we'll tell you what happened. >>> instant classic in college basketball. this was impressive. but wait until you see how this one ended. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, everybody, tuesday morning, it's april 5th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. chris is off, storm team 4's raphael is here with the spring forecast. >> right now, it's very cold and very windy, you need to layer it up as you're heading outside. here's a live look at storm tracker. all that snow is gone, we're left with cold and 28 degrees outside. this is the coldest morning we've had in about a month in

we wrote and passed the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. this important legislation clarified the statute of limitations for filing an equal pay lawsuit regarding pay discrimination, and i was proud to stand with president obama when he signed this, the very first law he signed into law as president. the progress achieved seven years ago was important, but they fight for equal pay for -- but the fight for equal pay for equal work continues today. so i'm proud to cosponsor senator mikulski's paycheck fairness act, an important bill to assure equal pay for equal work, a principle that people say they agree with but for too long it's failed to be a reality. and today, women from all over my state of vermont will assemble at the vermont state house. they will highlight the initiative known as change the story. it aims to improve the economic status of women in my state. they will note that while vermont women fare slightly better than the average around the country, the current pay to wage gap will not disappear before the year 2048. that is fa

he got on one knee and proposes to his fiance, lilly, right on the field. lilly said yes.ratulate the couple on their big day. very nice. >>> it is 6:16 and now to decision 2016 news. today, pennsylvania political heavy hitters are helping hillary clinton with her campaign. >> former governor ed rendell is among some of the clinton supporters helping out today in phone banks. today marks one year since clinton announced she was running for president.ç we're also two weeks away from the pennsylvania primary. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in our digital operations center this morning with more from the players still in the race. matt? >> we're already seeing more campaign ads on tv but right now, the focus is on winning new york's primary next week. democratic candidate hillary clinton told a crowd yesterday that rival bernie sanders has trouble answering questions about banks and foreign policy. adding that she is looking forward to the next debate. and remember clinton's failed attempt to get into the new york city subway last week? well, now she's trying to have fun with

i own bristol and pfizer and calls in eli lilly. i like this sector.ore concerned about, the biotech world. we know the political landscape. >> i love politics. >> i love those names as well. >> we got a lot of biotech reporting next week also. we have amgen, gilead, cell g. i think the sector is looking g some growth money from tech is going into biotech. >> all right. dunkin' brands? >> where's josh? >> we're going to talk to him. i should have held up -- >> the food correspondent to come in here. it's a coin toss. >> vf corp. >> yes. >> i think that will be a good one. juniper? already gave you an idea it wasn't going to be announced. >> everybody kind of wondering, okay, enterprise, what is going on? >> you have to talk about cisco. the question is if cisco is eating juniper's lunch. >> i think pete and i would agree that cisco is. >> all right g stuff. i'll see you tomorrow. thanks for watching. "power lunch" begins right now. >> welcome to "power lunch," everybody. we have literally a world chock full of news on this monday. cnbc's phil lebeau li

and happy birthday to lilly james. she is 27. and pharrell williams is 43, and colon powell is 79.r watching "early today." have a song safraiscthash >>> a shooting in san francisco has shut down traffic and muni for hours. the scene as you wake up this morning now cleared, but the investigation just beginning. >>> and a victory for parents. san francisco supervisors are voting today on what could become a landmark law for parental leave. >>> plus calm and mild to start out your week. a live look at san jose. usher in a heat wave that will have you shedding your layers quickly. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a good tuesday morning, thank you for joining us i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> doesn't necessarily in

last year, as you might remember, it was lilly pulitzer al breezy, though. and it will be cooler. however, still above average for this time of year. middle of the workweek. right now, we're sitting at 75 degrees in brooklyn. jfk airport seeing temperature 76. parsippany at 74 degrees. we had 70s across the board. it is only until you get to the temperatures are in the 60s. everyone else basically is in the 70s, even farmingdale and islip. storm tracker shows that approaching front. doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. going to have even less had it arrives. will dip down from the north to what is called a back door cold front. they typically arrive from the west, but this cold front atmosphere either. future track, you see how minimal that shower chance is. still plenty of rain to the north as we head toward midnight, but then once it gets to us, starts to break apart. so stray shower inun ov reach a high of 66 degrees on wednesday, with lots of sunshine, it will be a pleasant day, little breezy but then those winds will start to subside. thursday looks like another great day

reporter: evan brought his daughter lilly along hoping to teach her voting can make a difference. >> i think this year is important becaon well, the future of our country is at stake. and we want to have a better country for our children and grandchildren. >> reporter: polls show john kasich coming in a distant second to trump in the new yor republican primary. ted cruz, w cdused an uproar over his statement about new york values, has moved on. spending his last few days icampaigning out of state. some voters unimpressed with this year's candidates. >> they could 20e better.o but i'm surprised at this point we are, but you have to do the best you can. >> reporter: and d wald trump will watch the results tonight at a rally at trump tower. john kasich will be campaigning in maryland and ted cruz will be philadelphia. for now, live in mi town, lori bordonaro, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> and locally voters will also cast ballots in a few crucial special election. today they'll choos replacements for sheldon silver and dean skilless. each awaiting sentencing for corruption convicti

eli lilly saw profit fall any%. the drug maker attributed the law to the impact of venezuela's crisis in devaluing currency. revenue rose, though, thanks in part to a newly introduced drug t. ceo remarked on the company's first quarter results. >> we've had six new product launches starting in 2014. we've got two drugs currently under regulatory review, seven more in the late-stage pipeline so as we said several years ago, we hope that that time really would be a new product story i think that is proving out. we are pleased with the first quarter. >> shares fem. despite reporting an 80% decline in quarterly profit the energy giant bp managed to top analyst's estimates. the company says its earnings were expected. a nearly billion dollar writeoff for damage related to the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. in addition, bp shut its spending target and says it plans on making additional cuts if oil prices remain low. shares of bp, higher by 5% to 33.49. . >>> lower fuel costs and an increase in passenger revenue helps li

improvements that will not likely do much to change the minds of lilly and her father. >> i even mentioned to my parents that my confidence is dropping to a serious low because i can't solve these questions. >> reporter: the new york tests are improved this year, better going forward. test scores will not count against students or teachers as this testing system goes under evaluation in the next four years. the commissioner says these tests are really an important yardstick to measure a student's abilities. >> very important. more to come. >>> other stories making news. these stories: newark's mayor says the only way to fix the lead problem is to fix the water system. he's pushing a plan for a 10 cent deposit on all recyclable bottles and cans. officials say the money will help pay for the cost of updating the infrastructure. >> this is a billion dollar problem. this is a start, even if it only covers a fraction. we're here today because our children, who live in the state, deserve better. >>> elevated lead levels were leading officials to call for testing in all schools. meanwhile, kids a

and also some of those tulips and lillies that have already been bursting with color across the area.o here's the dip in the jet stream. it looks like we're going to have another shot of cooler air by the latter part of the week into the upcoming weekend as we continue with that theme of below average temperatures for april. so look at the lows to night. temperatures in the city 29 degrees. 24 in the bushes with that freeze warning. 44 degrees the high temperature tomorrow. but it's going feel colder. look at future feels like temperatures by 7:00 a.m., 15 degrees along the i-95 corridor. and by 1:00 in the afternoon feeling below freezing so dress for winter tomorrow. that seven day forecast shows another cold start for wednesday morning. in the upper 20s. 53 degrees for the high temperature, showers arrive the latter part of the week. we warm things up into the 60s thursday but friday it's cooler and then you can see that chilly pattern again by the upcoming weekend. a lot to talk about in sports. howard eskin what's going on? >> what a day for sports in this town. allen iverson mak

vegetation there is will be something that lingers into tomorrow morning, maybe you have got easter lillies, something like that signature out, bring them inside. don't let them suffer through this chill. 46 degrees, at best, as we said for tomorrow. with the breeze picking up it is not going to feel much like the 40's it, will feel a lot colder than, that but look at that, guys, a lot of roller coaster riding going on here for the next couple of days, such is spring, you know? >> right. >> it happens. >> buckle your seatbelt. >> bumpy forecast. >> thanks, katie. all right, a wayward bear cub rescued in southern poland. this little guy is about two month olds, found by rangers, alone and hungry, so they took him to the vet. the vets say the cub probably wouldn't have survived another day without his mother. now, they're not sure whether they will be able to release him back into the wild, but they say, they'll make sure he's safe where ever is ends up. >> jim, you can adopt him. >> no. >> i know we keep trying to give jim a pet. >> ya, i don't want a bear. >> we got close with a dog this mo

tomorrow night, lilly james, sean hayes, rashida jones and music from borns. we'll see you then.g sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> james: i will see you next time. see you tomorrow. mwah! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> the rain is already falling in parts of the bay area tonight on the way to what could be a very wet weekend. >> from san jose to oakland to san francisco the streets are getting soaked and there's a lot more where this came from. >> let's get right to the radar with paul deanno. >> friday evening right through the beginning of your weekend. it's going to be soggy. kpix5 hi-def doppler tracking rainfall tonight heaviest in the south bay, doesn't always happen that way, but the heaviest rain is right over downtown san jose stretching south and west to campbell, los gatos, mountain view, fremont getting heavy rainfall, san mateo county, half moon bay, pacifica and steady rainfall now for san francisco the mill valley getting steady rainfall, but north of that, sonoma and

ç his girlfriend, lilly, accepting the proposal.them. >> perfect. >> you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now on "nbc 10 news today," remembering ed snider. we look back at the life and legacy of the man whose impact on our area went far beyond sports. >> first of its kind today, an unprecedent addiction forum is coming to philadelphia as part of an nbc 10 in-depth look at the drug epidemic in our region. >>> right now, we are tracking showers in parts of our area. here's a live look at 95 where it could be a wet commute this morning for some of you. but it should clear up in the afternoon. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. he says it's going to clear up enough that we'll need our sunglasses later today. >> that's a nice turnaround. the temperatures are warm, even with the rain falling in allentown in some of the western s

. >> earlier today clinton met with voters in jenkintown she was joined by equal pay advocate lilly ledeather a small woman's owned cafe bernie sanders kicked off his day of campaigning across pennsylvania with an invitation only breakfast in west philadelphia. about 200 people were on hand for the even at the southwest philadelphia baptist community center. senator sanders spoke one-on-one with our justin finch and said he disagrees with mayor kenney's soda tax proposal. >> my disagreement is how he proposes to fun it. i think that taxing soda is a regressive way to fund it that tax burden will likely come down on low income and working families. many of them are struggling right now make ends meet. the way i think we should fund it you ask the wealthiest people of this country to start pay their fair share of taxes. >> he'll hold rally in wilmington tomorrow. >> the republican presidential candidates are also making their case to voters ahead of tuesday's primaries. frontrunner donald trump energized supporters in harrington kent county. the billionaire told the crowd today he has 378

. >> this is lilly waiting at l the bus to.il he r mom says whenever it rainsev she brings her trusteeeego together need it this weekend.ed it this lilly thank you for that cute picture.pi you're so cute and so readyndo for the weather. weath >>> if you want your child to be the next fox5 first fiveiriv post their picture on our fox5 f first page right below lilly's. >> let's take a look at thatok t weekend forecast where youst will need an umbrella it's not a washout but i think i it's going to be very hard tohad shake the clouds and thee cl drizzle that's around.at a we had some pockets of drizzle during the overnight hours andoa probably see that again that a throughout the day today. tod satellite and radar shows extremely quiet across the acros midatlantic right now, just n, u cloudy and cool. waiting on this storm system sys back towards our west that is bringing a hefty amount of amotf rain down to the southeast.outh on snow on the backside ofw on this in nebraska, western nebraska seeing snow rightig there.th wild weather including houston t with heavy rain and severee storms.sto

. >> earlier today clinton met with voters in jenkintown she was joined by equal pay advocate lilly ledeather a small woman's owned cafe bernie sanders kicked off his day of campaigning across pennsylvania with an invitation only breakfast in west philadelphia. about 200 people were on hand for the even at the southwest philadelphia baptist community center. senator sanders spoke one-on-one with our justin finch and said he disagrees with mayor kenney's soda tax proposal. >> my disagreement is how he proposes to fun it. i think that taxing soda is a regressive way to fund it that tax burden will likely come down on low income and working families. many of them are struggling right now make ends meet. the way i think we should fund it you ask the wealthiest people of this country to start pay their fair share of taxes. >> he'll hold rally in wilmington tomorrow. >> the republican presidential candidates are also making their case to voters ahead of tuesday's primaries. frontrunner donald trump energized supporters in harrington kent county. the billionaire told the crowd today he has 378

. >> it is of andy cuddling his new puppy lilly.tion reads, "my dog molly passed away a few months ago. this weekend, lily showed up. she's a welsh springer spaniel," and he hash tagged it the rainbow comes and goes. >> the post comes just seven months after the death of his 11-year-old dog molly. she was also a welsh springer spaniel. our warmest wishes to anderson and his new little girl. >> that's very cute. >> now i want a puppy. >> i do want one, as well. but you have a rabbit. >> but don't tell frank i said that. >> rabbits attack puppies or is it the other way around? >> no one attacks anyone. i'm going to have all of them. >> we'll see how that works out. >>> coming up, how is this for a tease? diane dances. to "thriller." >> this is news to me. this is totally news to me. >> your "thriller" moves. >> we're talking about the zombie apocalypse. >> all right. >> go practice it. >> i'll have to go watch the video now before we go to the commercial break. are you going to do it with me? >> oh, no, no. >> come on. >> no. >> i rea

lilly love attended greenville elementary in east chester. there's no word how she died yet, but health officials say there's no risk to anyone else. >>> we are hearing from a man who says he was attacked because of was gay. brandon balone was slashed by a word before hitting them with glass bottles. >> my friend is a short, very, you know, flamboyant, wearing nail polish, and adds i passed them, they must have come up behind me with a glass bottle. >> he performing drag, and his followers are wishing him a speedy recovery. he wants to get back on the stage as soon as he can. >>> bill evans is outside of our studios on the upper west side. it's a great morning. you need a jacket or a sweater, and you will be fine today. the sunshine is feeling good. outside from our cameras right there at 47 degrees, looking across the bridge, a dry humidity. north wind. the pressure is steady right at 30, and that means fair weather, and nice high pressure over us. yesterday, a quarter of an inch of rain. fall, and anything will help at this point. sun is se

. >>> a wake will be held today there's no cause of death for 7- year-old lilly love. health officials are trying to calm nervous parents saying love's death is an isolated event and no other students are at risk. >>> it's 6:43. police are searching for the staten island woman who hit a child with his own hockey stick because he was making too much noise. the 12-year-old boy and his friends were playing a street hockey game in great kills earlier this month. the woman yelled at him. she took his stick and hit him, causeing a bruise on his leg. >>> mayor de blasio will present the 2017 budget this afternoon, and among his proposals, a new precinct in southeast queens it would take some of the pressure off the sprawling 105th precinct and serve communities in laurelton, brookville, and springfield new precinct since 2013. the city plans to purchase snowplows specifically for narrow streets that are hard to clear after storms, and they are budgeting $21 million for smaller plows, haulers and other equipment. >>> good morning america is coming up next, and robin roberts is

. >> and then kim says nice lilly lady out have you dancing to the steel drums. >> miranda outfit, yesd cheese month. but specifically, this is national grilled cheese sandwich day. >> and we all know that bob kelly loves his grilled cheese sandwiches. so he's been going out and about. but i bring him to this place, i sent him to the cheesey wagon, my favorite place to get a grilled cheese. >> well, university city. hi, bob. >> he is dripping. >> good morning, everybody. >> oh! >> good morning. this is the triple cheese grilled cheese here at the cheesey wagon. i'm in heaven here today. come on, we are right here on the campus of drexel university. thirty-third and market. it is raining. look at this guy, real quick. okay? come on, back here, common in. the cheesey wagon. common in here, george. if you know the campus of drexel, you know this spot. you know this girl, jacqueline, she takes the orders. okay? but back here is the man behind the grill, it is national grilled cheese day all part of national grilled cheese month. and this is the spot voted number one, not only by the folks

classmates, friends and relatives of lilly love are attending a wake at hitchcock presbyterian. there's no cause for the death of the second grader, but it has people worried. they're assuring that greenville in east westchester that the death is an isolated event. >>> there's a peeping tom. the man used a cell phone to record a video of a woman in a dressing room. he's in jc penny. the incident happened earlier this month. according to police, the man stuck his cell phone under the door and recorded the 35-year-old woman as she changed. >>> part of mayor de blasio budget includes an overhaul of health, mental health facilities. the the number of intensive care mental -- they hope the additional services will help stem violence and help inmates become productive members of society. the money will be to staff -- >>> here at wabc tv, we're happy to team up with the immigration hotline. for the 14th year, volunteers are answering phone and providing free and confidential immigration information at the gutman community college. the hotline up and running from 10:00 a.m. until 8:00 p

that will taylor swift bodyguards stole the show in a photo of the singer and model, lilly aldridge on so shear she is. everyone enjoying the ride. then you see the bodyguards in the back. so a lot of people having fun with this one for sure. one person saying current mood, taylor swift's bodyguard. another person said when you're taylor swift's bodyguards and she goes to disney but having fun wasn't in your job description. >> you think embarrassing to be the bodyguards? >> he's just too cool. >> this guy, reminding everyone disney is known as the happiest place on earth, unless you're taylor swift's bodyguard. >> we have to get ready for villanova. happens tonight at nine. where are you watching the game? i want to hear all of the specials and stuff. let's get on twitter. >> tweet me alex holley fox 29. nova nation, babe. >> i i might go to the fieldhouse. >> ♪ vo: president obama endorses katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helpe

or woman.e a mark: the first season of legislation the president signed upon taking office was the lillyedbetter fair pay act. in other news today, nearly one month after the missouri presidential primary, hillary clinton donald trump have been certified as winners. both front runners edged out rivals by a mere fraction of a percent. the results are so close, so a recount is still possible. candidates have seven days to request one. we expect to hear from house speaker paul ryan this afternoon to address the republican national council in washington. say he isship aides expected to rule out any bid for presidency. the former vice president on him and he has repeatedly said he is not interested in the job. the news conference is set for 3:15 new york time. news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. lisa: thanks. bloomberg markets will be taking his speech live at 3:15 a.m. aboutl be talking perhaps not running for president. let's look at commodities. the markets are closing in new york. silver is funny -- finally catching up to the

your tulips, your lillies if they popped they're in jeopardy and those pair trees and cherry trees couldave a problem come the morning as well. let's take a look at the winds. the winds forecast to be gusting to 30 miles an hour tomorrow morning. so you have a gusty wind and you have cold temperatures and that means bitterly cold wind chills in the teens. do you believe it? coming up we'll talk about our next warmup when rain moves back into the forecast and a look at the weekend weather. iain i know you want to get that golf game in. we'll see if we can work that out for you. i'll see you later in the broadcast. >> all right, kathy, thank. >>> as you prepare for the freeze download the fox 29 app like having our meteorologists at your fingertips much it is available in the apple store or on google play. >> frightening moments for children in bucks county tonight. the bus driver experienced some chest pains and brought the bus to a stop in the middle of i-95 in bristol. it's not clear how many children were on board that bus. the good news s we're told that no one was hurt. >>> developin

this after a young student died weekend from causes that we 7-year-old lilly kate love passed away on saturday. the adorable second grader was a younger sister who loved outdoor sports and arts and crafts. her death, a heart breaking mystery to the east chester community. the county health commissioner and superintendent assured parents it was safe for their children to return to class on monday, but at this hour, still no word on cause of death. >> now, we're focused on the healing process as we assist our children and school community during this time of grief. >> my prayers go out to the family. you know, we don't know what [indiscernible]. >> as you can imagine, many are in shock. parents telling me they'll be hugging their children tighter tonight. we'll hear more from the county health commissioner coming up at 6:00. live in east chester, i'm lucy yang for channel 7. >>> the manhattan they say people ran an illegal gun sells operation. the defendants were arrested for allegedly selling 82 firearms and ammunition to an undercover detective posing as a gun dealer. the da says 1,00