marc: that might be true.: so, what did salesforce do right over the years that oracle has done wrong? marc: well, we really got singularly focused on a vision of the cloud. a lot like what google or yahoo! do, you can log on a website, but instead of delivering books or delivering search results or something like that, well, we are delivering business functionality. and we have stayed very focused and dedicated to that idea for 15 years. and because of that singular focus, we have been able to achieve a great success. and there is a message in that around business, which is you have to be dedicated. emily: and is there another message that oracle missed the cloud? marc: well, oracle has a different business. on my way out of oracle, jeff henley, who just retired as the chairman and who was the cfo at the time, took me into his office, said, "marc, you know, it's a good thing you are leaving oracle." and i said, "whoa, jeff, why is that?" and he goes, "well, it's going to be hard for us to do a brand-new techn

marc: absolutely.ook, bitcoin for us is very much -- the saving grace about the venture -- we are venture capitalists. i think like a venture capitalist. the nature of venture capitalists is we make 10 bets. we assume that five will go straight to zero. frankly, i do not think anybody knows one way or the other. but if it does work, it could be profound and revolutionary and gigantic. that said, underneath that, the thing i am quite condfident about is that the crypto currency concept will become really vitally important. i think it will be in the form of bitcoin. but even if it is not, it will be something else. i think netflix could have a billion subscribers by sometime in the early 2020's. i do not think there is any reason why it cannot be gigantic. ♪ emily: a lot has been made about the power of the sharing economy, in companies like uber and lyft. which i know you are an investor in. you recently tweeted, "perhaps the single, biggest key enabler for the sharing gig 1099 economy in the u.s. is th

marc camden line service in the area has resumed. leon: a montgomery county college is apologizing for vandalizing the shaare torah synagogue in gaithersburg leaving jail after his arrest. sebastian espinoza-carranza said it was a stupid prank and not a hate crime. the security camera captured espinoza-carranza and his friends painting swastikas and obscenities on the temple's walls. former new england patriots player aaron hernandez will spend his life in jail with no chance of parole. that was the sentence handed down after jurors convicted him of first degree murder this morning. hernandez was charged with the 2013 shooting death of odin lloyd. lloyd's mother became emotional when talking about that verdict today. >> god has left his footprints in the sand. my baby's footprints. is in my heart forever. he was my strength. i love him dearly. leon: hernandez has maintained his innocence. prosecution said he planned out the murder and then covered it up. the jury decided the fate of james holmes in colorado and holmes is accused of k

jorge: dos de los grandes, y marc anthony se unen para una gira llamada unidos.er abiertos, eso es lo que me gusta. jorge: cuando se tocÓ el tema de cuba ambos respondieron si estÁn dispuestos a cantar en la isla. carlos: siempre ha estado presente en mi mente porque he podido viajar el mundo entero nunca he podido pisar la tierra adonde naciÓ la mÚsica de interpreto. carlos: me fascinarÍa algÚn dÍa en la vida cantar en cuba y que siempre sentimos que los vallenatos allÁ tambiÉn llegaron estamos como desconectados. jorge: lo Único triste para sus fans es que los dos conciertos para esa ciudad para el dos y 3 de octubre solo estarÁ mark. carlos: fuera un problema de agendas. >> no se pudo? carlos: han tratado. >> sigan tratando. ilia: aquÍ van a estar juntos, unidos puerto rico y colombia parece que va a estar muy bueno, dos talentosos artistas, asÍ concluimos esta ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 65, gracias por su compaÑÍa no se olvide regresamos a las 11. ♪ marÍa:hoy es miÉrcoles 1 de abril de 2015 y estos son los titulares: un gran jurado acusa de 14 cargos de co

marc is certainly one of those.er thiel, elon musk, and larry page -- you talk to them and listen to what they say or read the stuff they write, and their ambitions and aspirations are another step up from the rest of us. and so the audacity -- look at in elon's career -- to start an electric car company. people now forget that the one thing you knew in 2005 is you should never start a new car company in the u.s. the other kind of company you knew you should never start would be a rocket ship company. and he is just getting started. he is in his mid-40's? he has another, who knows. here on earth, he has another 30 years. [applause] emily: if peter thiel can discover the cure for immortality. you said on twitter, your startup is not the next whatsapp. what is great is that you actually write back to people. somebody wrote to you, and you wrote back, what is something new? what is something new? mark: we are trying our best to find it. peter thiel talks about this. the point peter makes, and i agree with that, is ther

marc also was very careful and diligent to make sure mr. herman baker, whose beach office on the first floor on the adjacent building, also owned by mr. herskovich, was returned carefully to his aeplt after his water heater blew up and he had to move out temporarily. i hope the new building owner and we tenants can get along. pauline craig. i also have a letter from another person on the first floor of this building that says marc, thank you for your thoughtfulness and concern for all of us tenants by making the transition easier most of os for being the rock and support during these terrifying times of uncertainty. that's what it's like to be a tenant in san francisco today. we can read the newspapers. i can't force people here. they are older than i am and i'm 55. i mean it's the nature of life that as you get older you are very vulnerable and some of the people who are older are the ones who have great rents. that's just a coincidence of life. the people writing these letters are great people. the person who wrote the third letter is liv

marc train, camden line shut down as well.move to take a live look outside, it's pretty typical for us this time in the afternoon. no wet roads today. we have traffic in both directions. let's take a look at the map to show you in this area about the pace that you're traveling. all this in the single digits. no problems for you as far as crashes here on the beltway. as we move, though to talk about the area near potomac, so pretty serious accident. closed off both directions. that is on river road between bradley and newbridge road. best option for you as an alternate, democracy boulevard. keep you updated on everything happening with metro and marc trains much that's a look at traf okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. and dough that rises naturally. with no chemical leaveners. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. no other pizza tastes like freschetta because no other pizza is made like freschetta. and try great tasting gluten free freschetta. ask for it at y

q whitman site is marc pinto -- here with insight is marc pinto. you for joining us this morning. it doesn't seem like uncharted waters. the last time -- it doesn't seem like uncharted waters. -- it does seem like uncharted waters. marc: the u.s. economy is getting stronger. the fed has said they would be data dependent in terms of moving interest rates. the fact that they are looking at taking rates up is a good thing. they feel the economy can withstand higher rates. matt: a lot of smart people think the fed will not raise rates this year. some other very smart people think the fed will only to turn around as its strategy unfolds. what you think about that kind of speculation? marc: it is hard to predict the timing. i think the fed has tried to give as much guidance as they can without micromanaging the process. it is going to be data dependent . if the economy continues to gain steam, we will see a fed rate hike. we see signs of weakness in the economy, they may hold back. as long as their moods are in concert with the strength of the economy, i

i had marc on last night and i spent parts of the day with marc and last night at our cnbc party. i got no inkling anything was going on. but it would be secret and i wouldn't know it. the comment, we don't comment on rumors and speculation. to go beyond that would be rumor mongering myself which hasn't been my style. >> marc is salesforce, this company has completely transformed and dominated the crm space as we call it for the last 10 15 years. i'm interested now, they've made a bunch of acquisitions how much do you think there's still a vision for salesforce to march boldly and bravely into the future? they're doing the apple watch and all of these things or is it time for them to roll up the business into a much bigger internet or computer name? >> i don't know. i spent yesterday at their headquarters looking at the mock-up of the building that he's building. to me i wouldn't be building a 64 building if i was selling the company. we visited the benioff children's hospital and got to see the good works he's doing there. i know that's very very important to mark and to lynn his

marc morial. thank you for being with us. we are discussing the new urban league report. this is the 2015 a of black america report. before we get into the report, i want to ask you what do you think of the response in south carolina to the shooting of mr. scott? guest: the important thing is that the family and the lawyers are conducting themselves with absolute dignity and professionalism in how they have responded to the death of a loved one. number two, the local officials risk wanted very quickly once presented with evidence and the evidence was the videotape. it they responded to fire the officer and two book him on charges. in that respect, this case is very different from prior cases where there was a long time. in ferguson there was a local denial before there was an investigation. there was not an indictment. what stunning about this case is we not only witnessed this awful incident, this shooting of a man who was fleeing, we also saw the effort to cover it up instinctively. that was dee

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marc morial is with us, the president of the national urban league. tom fuentes is with us law enforcement analyst, former assistant director of the fbi. tom, your analysis first of what we just saw. because we didn't see this before the other video that was shot by that private citizen. >> what we see here wolf is officer slager was completely professional. he walks up to the car, he courteously asks for the paperwork for the car, driver's license, he's having a discussion with scott about who owns the car and is he buying the car and trying to get information about it. he then goes back to the police car and you would think at that point he is running a record check on mr. scott, checking if he's got a valid driver's license, information about whether there are outstanding warrants for him. at a certain point, scott just decides he's not going to wait around for slager to return to that car. he just takes off on his own. so at no time do you see slager trying to provoke him or threaten him or act unprofessionally toward him. everything up til this p

marc: yes, but it is a minority now. it will be interesting to see who runs to replace injured his granddaughter -- to replace him. his granddaughter, the niece of the party leader, very young but already a member of french parliament. but another lieutenant says he also wants to have the knot of the party for the regional election. john marine le pen might say "i'm going to be quiet," but he might try to stir trouble for marine le pen. if he continues to try to be a troublemaker. but it seems that she has won that battle and is probably going now to receive and let her really take the helm of the party. annette: thank you so much. in other news, german nobel literature prize winner gunter grass has died in hospital. the writer was aged 87 good he is best known for his first novel, "the tin drum." it was the first book of a trilogy. in his later life, he ran into controversy over his world war ii past and his stance towar israel. d.a reminder of making news this hour -- throwing her hat into the ring. former secretary of

marc: always great to be with you.

but first a delay on the marc train.ooks like penn train 511 is working with a seven-minute delay. vre is running on schedule. for problems for folks in virginia. let's talk about the situation going on in silver spring where we have a pedestrian struck. this is at georgia avenue at forest glen road. that is where we find sky 9 this morning. you can see emergency crews are on the scene right now trying to get more information about the victim in this case. of course once we get that information, we'll be sure to pass it along you to. you want to stay away from this area. this will be at georgia avenue. the investigation will be going on for some time. once we get more information, you can count on us to let you know. over to you. >>> the 2015 maryland general assembly session is over but the way it ended could be a bad read for new governor larry hogan. >> vanessa herring is here to break down a last-minute budget which did not restore $75 million in pension funds the governor requested. looks like we have a standoff of

i'm joined by marc lamont-hill. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> thanks for coming back.ning to ms. twitty i was thinking to myself seriously? she doesn't understand how that's offensive? marc you want to take that on? >> i was stunned by it. it was funny, not racist funny, ha ha funny. she's able to disconnect her own feelings around black people from her everyday practice. that's a problem that we see with many people. people may say racist things may laugh at racist things may have racist biases and prejudices but they don't see themselves as racists. they're able to separate those things. that's what's dangerous. it's not the foaming at the mouth racist who i'm worried about, it's the person who doesn't think they're racist. it's the liberal that's scary. >> you're right about that sadly. these e-mails were so racist and unpleasant that we can't show them l.z. one of them i'll describe it for our viewers, one of them showed a picture of president reagan holding a little baby monkey and then the caption underneath read president obama in 1962. that's not funny. not eve

. >> marc morial i want you to stand by. i also want in bring in democratic congressman elijah cummings whose district includes baltimore. i take it your district also includes the specific area where this arrest was made right? >> it's a five-minute drive from my house where i've lived for 33 years. >> you know this district. tell us what's going on congressman. >> i think what's happened over the years, a tremendous distrust between the police and the community has arisen. and there are probably a lot of systemic problems of abuse by police. as a matter of fact several months ago, we asked the d.o.j. to come in and take a look at our police department because we were concerned about systemic problems. and so this incident, i think, as marc morial just said is probably the tip of the iceberg. that's why i was pleased to join with senator cardin and senator mccluskey to make sure that d.o.j. came in and took a look at this incident because i think it's symbolic of many others, sad sadly. >> have they shared the investigators

all of whom are black. >> well hold on, marc.econd because president obama uses it fairly liberally. he's used it to describe ukrainian rebels describe isis describe al qaeda, he used it this week to describe people throwing rocks at police officers. he has sort of a wider indiscriminate use of that term. it's not always dark people. >> with the exception of ukrainians all of those people are dark and all of them are still considered ethnic others even ukrainian rebels. i think that actually supports my point. i'm not excusing president obama. i think president obama's wrong too. but i think the idea that we only use it for people in the united states -- we use it for the white rioters after the kentucky game. we didn't use it for the police officers who hurt him. we didn't use it for the guy in south carolina who shot someone running away. we rarely use the term thug for white people. that's the problem. >> harry -- >> go ahead. >> i want to bring harry in because i want to make sure he gets a chance to be part of the conversati

he was in tears in talking about it with the press, marc. care. >> i don't know if he cares or not. he's doing his job. if a black person shoots somebody on the street they arrest him and charge him with murder. this guy was caught on tape shooting someone, tampering with evidence covering up and lying. of course he did it. we should not be celebrating a police chief for doing his job. if we want to celebrate people celebrate the people on august 9th who came through ferguson. celebrate black lives matter. celebrate the sustained protests that make this a national conversation. i'm not going to reward a police chief for arresting somebody who got caught on tape shooting somebody. >> on the other hand there are protests today -- go ahead, l.z. >> well i was going to say, especially when you know that the police officer, he filed his report. this didn't happen yesterday. the video became public yesterday. so this is an incident that already happened a couple of days prior and so the police department already had its investigation and had alrea

marc, rand paul has taken a beating for how he dealt with the press this week.that might not be typically friendly to a republican. he sat with them. he took the questions. what will happen to hillary clinton? you know, i mean, how is she going to do when she sits down? >> well, according to barack obama she's plenty likable. so i guess if she sort of -- >> likable enough. >> likable enough. that's right. you know so she's likable enough. one-on-one doesn't come across on the screen. it's a challenge for her. i mean, you're right. rand paul he went and spoke at berkeley, he's gone into the other side to debate. i don't know how hillary clinton would do in that scenario. but i think you know ed made the point that they're worried about the fact that she's rusty. you know the book launch was an absolute disaster. her press conference on the e-ailgate was a disaster. maybe third time is a charm. i don't know. but she has a very high barre to meet right now with her campaign launch whether she can do better than se has in the past. >> leslie, what do you think of th

host: marc rosenblum.t: i think one way to think about the caller's comment is that most unauthorized democrats that leave mexico and central america, looking for work, so there is an argument that we should be investing more heavily in mexico and central america. to create better conditions, employment opportunities reasons people would want to stay at home, and reasons they would feel they had more of a chance -- choice not to immigrate. that has not really been a part of our immigration conversation. it is a little bit of a hard line of analysis for congress to go down to invest in communities so that we have less illegal immigration to the u.s. but sort of from a policy perspective, that would be a really smart investment. those dollars would go a lot farther and be more efficient then layering on more border security. we spent a lot of money on border security and we don't spend a lot of money on creating art -- creating job opportunities. host: john, you are next -- joan, you are next from tennessee.

marc lusetti and natacha fulchiron live right at the foot of the tÊte de l'estrop, the peak below whichso many people lost their lives. >> it's hard to believe all of this has happened here. it took a while for it to sink in. reporter: on march 24, just before 11:00 a.m., germanwings flight 9525 crashed into the massif in the french alps. 150 people died, many germans among them. the couple offered their help immediately after the disaster, providing accommodation for relatives of the victims. natacha works as a psychologist at a children's home in the village. she tells us that may be why she wasn't afraid of the situation or of being near people hit by such a tragedy. >> these people were using an enormous amount of energy dealing with the stress. first i brought them something to eat and drink. then i tried to identify their mental state. that's what i do as a psychologist. everyone reacts differently to traumatic experiences. you have to watch their reactions very closely, and above all help them find words to formulate their feelings, and just be there for them. reporter: magalie n

genie: thanks for that marc. next for you know, the u.s. says al qaeda is taking advantage of the current chaos in yemen to make gains on the ground. shiite rebels in yemen are making their way through the country and have already forced the president to flee. a coalition led by saudi arabia has been fighting back with airstrikes, with logistical help from the u.s. but in the meantime, the civilian death toll on the ground is rising. close to 550 has been killed in the past two weeks. dozens of them children. a closer look now. please be advised from some of the pictures in this report might be upsetting. reporter: flattened to the ground. this house some 70 kilometers from sun was pounded by saudi airstrikes, killing several members of the family inside. the semi-that operation to push back the advance of houthi -- saudi-led operation to push back the advance of houthi rebels has civilians in the crossfire. children are victims. >> their children were in the position of my child, what would the response be? look at how awful our situation

clem bee as develops says air strike against marc farc ebel ares back off are on after seven years rememberled in a ambush we hear there migrants workers who say they are under attack in south africa. ♪ ♪ >>> i was first the u.n. says the human tear i didn't know situation? yemen is failing with million struggling to fight food and water at the same time the u.n. envoy to the country has resigned he had been overseeing efforts to reach a political deal between the rival tabb factions but fell apart when the houthis staged their take over. as the fighting continues across the country the number of dead and injured are rising. more than 730 people have now been killed in the air attacks and street battles nearly 2007 hicks 60 have been injured. and the former president has been trying to make an exit. he's asked for safe passage out of the country. forces loyal to him are accused of helping the houthi rebels and a spokesman mann for the saudi military has sold al jazerra he has no role in yemen's future. >> we are addressing now the stability situation for the yemeni population. we are assess

marc lamont hill, thank you for your insoogt ight today from lo angeles.mo my pleasure. >> a promise made in the final days of campaigning. the british prime minister's pledge and reaction to it. next. >>> the cartoonist a big part of the magazine's post massacre response will no longer draw prophet mohammed. he simply lost interest. his drawing of mohammed was on the first cover of the magazine published after the terror attacks in january. that's when 12 people at the magazine were killed. the magazine had often satirized the prophet, angering muslims. the magazine says that he made this his decision independently. earlier, french actress juliette binoche. >> there has been a lot after the killings at "charlie hebdo" and despair over the idea of the foreigner and the migrant and the rise of the right-wing. what has it been like for you to live in this sort of post "charlie hebdo" reality? >> i think it definitely changed the consciousness of the big underneath problems that haven't been resolved yet. and i think it has to do with the education very much

marc thiessen is trying to sort this out for us. a fox news contributor, fellow at the enterprise and former speech writer to president george w. bush. in response to what you heard israel a huge sigh of relief saying great, there's no framework. but yet there is and we're still arguing and seems like this thing is still dragging on which has been a source of contention just the delays for a long, long time. >> absolutely. look, the iranians haven't put a single thing on paper: what they're saying the obama administration has put on paper is quote/unquote spin. the iranian foreign minister said the talking points were spin and we shouldn't be spinning it. what that means is the obama administration telling us right now is the best case scenario that the iranians want to walk that back. and the best case scenario is terrible. they're not required to close a single facility. there's no snap inspections. there's no limits on ballistic missiles. no -- they can continue to enrich uranium. and they get tens of billions of dollars in sanct

marc andreessen invented the world's first popular web browser and co-founded netscape, bringing theto our lives and changing our world forever. two decades later, he sits on the boards of facebook, hp, and, until recently, ebay. his venture capital firm andreessen-horowitz backs some of the hottest companies, like twitter, airbnb, and pinterest. i sit down with marc andreessen at salesforce's dreamforce conference in this special edition of "studio 1.0." i wanted to start with a word of congratulations, because 20 years ago, netscape, which you co-founded, launched.

marc camden line service was suspended. so was metro at this particular spot. a section of the concrete bridge fell on to the tracks after it was struck by the boon of the crane. >> it's a very busy bridge. >> reporter: a lot of people cross here? >> a lot of people cross here. >> very, very asked. a lot of us use the bridge for exercise, to get over to the lake. >> reporter: when you use it, what do you use it for? >> i just cross to the lake. i like going to the lake, yeah. >> reporter: metro says that there is no further collapse because of the section of the bridge that came down but no further expected of the bridge to break apart or anything like that. but as you heard, those people and the folks that live around here, the pedestrians are the ones who are out of luck because who knows when that section will eventually be fixed. back to you, nick, andrea. >> all right, surae chinn live in maryland this morning. again, the good news the greenbelt metro station has reopened. >>> a vote on a plan to limit gifts from lobbyists in virginia has been put off. law

for our marc train riders, i want to let you know everything running on schedule with marc.for you. for those of you traveling southbound on the gw parkway from north spout run parkway to king street, you're looking at a 15-minute commute. for those of you traveling eastbound on 66 from james madison highway to north lee highway, a 67-minute commute this morning. if you're traveling northbound on 95 from center point parkway up to backlick road, you're looking at almost an hour commute there. 50 minutes for you this morning. for those of you out in prince george's county traveling westbound on 50 from mlk highway into town, north capitol street northeast, you're looking at a 17-minute commute. i want to take the trafficland camera again if we can just to show you again these delays that we're talking about. we've been seeing these both on the inner and outer loop again. add anywhere 35 hins to 45 minutes -- 35 to 45 minutes drive time if you can. >>> to another viewer kender, be prepared for closures in traffic. >> park entrance fees are about to greet anyone traving the >>>

otros que estÁn unidos son carlos vives y marc anthony.r el 11 de septiembre en la isla del encanto. >> marc anthony carlos vives. toni: una expresiÓn tropical en el escenario es lo que pretenden. durante su primera gira, los llevarÁ por jessica de estados unidos y puerto rico. vamosa comparti un concierto. estoy super emocionado. >> pero que es diferente concepto que algunos se juntan varios artistas. tiene mucho que ver con otro pÚblico. toni:oye, con una trayectoria como la de ustedes cuÁn difÍciles seleccionarÁn mÚsica? >> eso es escoger y canciones favoritas, canciones nuevas, mezclar las... toni: quiero preguntarle sobre la muerte del tigre. quÉ tiene que decir? carlos: estoy sorprendido con la noticia. no sabÍa que habÍa muerto. es de esos mÚsicos que se llevaron la cumbia. hace muchos aÑos. lamento mucho su muerte agradezco todo lo que hizo por llevar la mÚsica de colombia a otras partes y hace sentir a los mexicanos orgullosos de ella. toni: asÍ recordaron a selena en el 20aniversario de su muerte. >> uno de sus lÍderes que formÓ

marc klass, who has spent more than two decades helping misssing children spoke to kron 4 about the video. >> pam: fairfield police say they family and the officers. the family has responded by and they are seeking legal counsel. we are learning more about a salon owner arrested after a client says he inappropriately touched her during a massage. police say this is not the first time he has been arrested. and as kron-4's dan kerman tells us.the owner's last brush with the law.was also of a sexual nature. in national news. global. police said they're looking for more permanent and information for people limassol large must choose their masseuse very carefully. >> : police also say if they find themselves in similar situations must react quickly >> : be glad to get people's attention of side. the latter any analyses can. >> : he was charged for sexually abusing a child under 1414. >> pam: another rally is planned for baltimore police say theirold's death continues-- and the state's attorney's office next friday. the department of justice is gray's death. san jose is declaring a 30 percent c

the debris is being blocked by train tracks used by metro and marc. this is after the collapse of a bridge. it has closed the green line. we'll be >>> following breaking news this hour the u.s. capitol police have just cleared the west lawn and reopened closed streets after a man handed a gyrocopter on capitol grounds. it appears he did this as a protest. >> this was around 1:30 on the west side of the capitol. the capitol police have not identified the man who flew it but a postal worker from florida is taking responsibility on a website today in which he says congress is corrupt and it is time to put the power back in the hands of the people. >>> well today is the deadline to follow your income taxes. your federal tax returns and protesters across the country are demanding the minimum wage be raised to $15 an hour. >> tax day is also generating protests by conservatives in congress who say the super wealthy are taxed too much. steve handelsman has the story live from capitol hill. >>> first the issue of the working poor. more americans are paying ta

marc 874 not running today. 270 south, no major problems. outer loop top of the beltway just a couple of minutes behind. 66 inbound, about right at 17 minutes from fairfax county parkway. 95 north from quantico to the beltway, about 34 minutes. much more coming up on the fatal crash. wtop in your car. >>> no problem weather-wise this morning. we have turquoise and tangerine sky. live view from tower camera. temperatures right now generally in the 40s, a few rural areas in the 30s. we'll stay chilly through 8:00 a.m. and then it will quickly jump into the 60s. hides low 70s by midafternoon. just a few high clouts. a look at our rain chances for the rest of the week coming up at 6:51. >>> a new study finds customer service fees are declining on prepaid debit cards, but atm fees are on the rise. bankrate.com says 81% of the cards charge to check the card's balance at an atm. that's up from 77% last year. the fee is tip i lick between 50 cents and $3. >>> wire gete're getting you ready for the today i's big events. there is the white house where

that's right, marc anthony is performing.ion albums world wide. don't call him a crossover artist. he says he is a proud american raised on latin music. i caught up with him in miami in a place he calls his sanctuary. you live like right there, right? >> i live right here. >> reporter: we found marc anthony at his port in the storm. as the rain fell we talked to him on his boat. this is your sanctuary, your man cave? >> there is my absolute man cave. i can be on stage in any country. i'm holding a note literally i'm here. ♪ >> reporter: the star has practically living on the stage criss-crossing north and south america on tour. ♪ >> reporter: but he says criss-crossing borders doesn't make him a crossover star. do you think there is a day where we're not going to be using crossover as a term anymore, when we talk about latin music? >> it's become the status quo. crossover, from where? i was born 132nd avenue in manhattan, new york city. so i'm crossing over? in other words, you don't belong here but it's good enough for us to

. >>> we'll let marc train riders know train 404 was canceled. the next northbound train will be train 406 scheduled to depart d.c. at 7:10. meantime if you're going to be hopping on metro, the trains running on schedule this morning but buses r1 and r2 are seeing some delays as a result of that accident on riggs road that we told you about a short time earlier. so you want to give yourself plenty of time and add maybe about 10 to 15 minutes to your commute time if at all possible. if you're traveling northbound on 95, the virginia side going through dale city, you'll see some delays on and off delays again -- add some additional time to your commute. i'm sorry. let's send is back to an today ya. >> thanks -- to andrea. >> thanks, larry. >>> a top national security advisor to president obama says the white house computer systems are secure, but this comes after cnn reported that russian hackers gamed access to sensitive white house information, including the president's private schedule. advisor ben rodes says the -- roads says the computers are

marc benioff making a lot of loud noises, as marc benioff is prone to do.ut your company, yelp, apple, really getting out there. angie's list is an indiana based company really quickly speaking out about this. why do you think tech companies have taken the lead here? mike: i think mark did a great service in focusing attention on this law. this is different from the laws in many other states. that's not to say those laws don't have problems, but this one is especially egregious. by focusing attention and by giving the tech community, which swings a lot of revenue, which has a lot of influence among businesses in indiana, he gave us the chance to affect the course of this law. and, i hope, to lead to its revision or repeal. cory: mark, it certainly did that. also, tim cook, at the biggest company in the world, and the biggest tech company, talked about all the other states that have similar laws. have you gone through and thought about what this means to the other states? have you put yourself in position where you're going to have to speak out or decide whe

marc train riders, you are running on schedule this morning. same goes for vre.use of the riots in baltimore. for those of you that may be heading north toward baltimore on the marc trains, if things change, i'll be sure to let you know. mean type we are keeping a close eye on a serious accident that took place on van dorn street between seminary road and west braddock road where we had a car run into a building. unfortunately the driver in this case lost his or her life. still waiting to get more information. you want to stay away from this area. north highway will be your best alternate so you don't get caught up in the mess out there. for those of you traveling on the beltway going to be headed on the outer loop up to new hampshire avenue, you're looking at a 19-minute commute this morning. west eastbound on 66 from prince william parkway into town from north lee highway, you're looking at a 57-minute commute. for those of you traveling northbound on 95 a 19-minute commute this morning. if you're going to be traveling westbound on 50 from collington road to mo

marc train riders everything running on schedule. same for vre.ve an accident right now blocking the shoulder of the success side of i-270 at 85 causing somewhat of a delay. just south of it once you get past that accident, you'll have no problem. a live look right now shows you how things are shaping up on i- 270 at clarksburg road. you can see traffic is moving on the southbound side. once you get past the accident, you should be free and clear for the most part making your way toward the beltway. for those of you going to be traveling on the inner loop of the beltway from dolly madison boulevard to annapolis road, you're looking at a 25-minute commute this morning. eastbound on 66 from sudly road to constitution avenue northwest a 26-minute commute. if you're going to be traveling northbound on i-59 from prince william park -- 95 from prince wism parkway to i-395, a 15- minute commute. traveling from crain highway to northeast, looking at an 18- minute commute. everything running up to date on the met free so the trains, the buses running on ti

. >>> we have a few delays you need to know on marc train. a couple of them. they'll be causing some delays for your morning commute. penn 401, 403 running 20 minutes late. brunswick train 870 running 10 minutes late this morning. so you want to plan accordingly. meantime we have an accident in burke right now. burke road at burke lake road where we have an issue out there. trying to get more information on that. meantime i want to let you know right now sky 9 in the air of dulles toll road. you can see things moving nicely. no delays in that area. andrea and nick, over to you. >> thank you, larry. >>> this morning danielle and sasha meitiv are once again at the center of the free-range parenting debate. >> their 6 and 10-year-old kids were playing at a park unsupervised yesterday when they were picked up by child protective services. nikki burdine joins us live outside the cps office with more. we understand the kids are back with their parents this morning, right? >> reporter: yes, that's the good news. those children ages 6 and 10 are back home with their p

. >> joining us professor marc siegel. >> and dr. david samadi from lenox hill hospital. good to see you, docs. >> happy passover. >> same to you. we start with major advances in cancer research this month. a new