matt: what is that?rge: it gives you access to hospitality inside the security perimeter during the super bowl. a great experience to entertain guests and clients. the big headline for us is, we raise $250 million in capital in x months. -- within six months. we are announcing our deal which is game changing as terms -- in terms of the model sports. matt: it is a game changing deal. it opens a lot of doors. i guess you could do this in college sports as well. george: the idea i have always built platform businesses. i think what the nfl found attractive is, they do a great job with nfl businesses and maybe someday we can build platforms outside of football and further help rights holders interact with fans. we want to focus on the nfl and do a great job but also see if there are other opportunities. matt: we talked about formula one. soccer is also massive globally. something else american has not really latched on to. is their opportunity there? george: soccer is gaining traction in the united states. w

matt, back to you. matt: i want to look at top stories this morning.passes military chief signaling support for the military deal with the u.s. and five other world powers. president of -- president obama is talking about the plan to keep iran from building nuclear weapons. he says it is not a retreat from american stability or support for israel. president obama: i'm willing to make the kinds of quick -- of commitments that would give everybody in the neighborhood including iran clarity that if israel were to be attacked by any state that we would stand by them. matt: israel passes by mr. is not sold on this deal and says it will lead to a nuclear armed middle east. investors are now getting their first chance to react after friday passes jobs report sending futures sharply lower. wall street would close when the display numbers came out. 120 6000 was the weakest showing since december 2013. the rich are not necessarily getting richer on wall street. the pay gap between big bank ceos and staffers is narrowing. ceos pay is down since the financial cris

matt: andy dollars, angst very much. ♪ matt: welcome back. i'm matt miller.nings out after the closing bell. let's get to scarlet fu and the breaking news desk. scarlet: the earnings just keep on coming. let's begin with wynn. the company cut its quarterly dividend by two thirds. now $.50 versus the previous $1.50. the first quarter revenue missed analyst estimates and fell 28% from the same time last year. analysts were looking for a drop of 26%. revenue fell even more than that. the only chinese city where damming is legal was down in the first quarter. you have china's anticorruption campaign discouraging mainland whales from going to macau and gambling in any overt way. of course you have a slowdown in china overall. the economy grinding to a 7% rate. all about that is affecting the share price right now. matt: before you move on, i want to point out that even if it's more difficult to gamble in macau, the chinese are much for your to invest in the stock market. so this mainland wales still have an outlet. scarlet: this is true. instead of gambling in mac

matt: i do not know. building cars that appeal designwise to a lot more people than they had before. they have kind of gotten the lead as far as technological advances in things like lane assist automated cruse control. i am test driving a gl 63 right now. it is a beast with a twin turbo the eight. alex: the ceo came out and said we are looking to grow more than 20% in china yesterday -- next year. it can be a finicky market in terms of what luxury consumers want. matt: you do not have to charger mercedes-benz at an outlet. bill gross is getting his groove back. his one point $5 billion janis global unconstrained bond fund has returned about 2.4% in the past month. alex: he is beating the comparable fund at pimco. olivia: the unconstrained fund is up a whopping 1.1%. with a fund manager like this you want a look at five year track record. we had them on "bloomberg surveillance." what he is trying to do is sell volatility. he does not think the dollar is going to appreciate so quickly. alex: two to five ye

matt: where else? stephanie: near the united states. matt: haiti.r caring about me. puerto rico. many who invested heavily in detroit have been saying that puerto rico is the next great opportunity. they continue to take yet another leg down. that is another place where bruce is well invested. matt: just say you know, the first time i met him was not with bon jovi at his house. it was what i interviewed him on the set and he was investing during the great recession to try to save america and make money for his investors. stephanie: how did that end up you going to dinner at his house with bon jovi? matt: that was a different thing. stephanie: i have interviewed bruce a number of times. we are also going to get his reaction to central bank intervention, current fed policy , the hedge fund climate in general. i don't think i'm going to be getting a denver -- dinner invite, but there is hope. matt: i'm sure you have. the masters was one of the top two greatest experiences of my life. i also got to drive a lamborghini at the new jersey motorsports park.

matt: stay with us.be exciting. ♪ [office phone chatter] [frogs croaking] you know what, let me call you back. what are you doing?! [scream] [frogs croaking] [yelling and screaming] it's back! xfinity watchathon week. the biggest week in television history. it's your all-access binge-watching pass to tv's hottest shows, free with xfinity on demand. xfinity watchathon week. now through april 12th. perfect for people who really love tv. matt: buckham back. -- welcome back. joining me, activate founder michael wolf. activate is a technology and consulting firm. and, bloomberg's olivia sterns. our number one story is the following dollar. -- the falling dollar. it is speculation that the federal reserve will delay raising interest rates. the most accurate currency forecasters in the world are saying to get back into the dollar -- a story that seems boring but is fascinating. olivia: i go back to comments from dudley yesterday he think the trajectory of the lift off will be shallow. that is going to be bearis

matt: thanks.to a special interview on the day greece pledges to make nearly half $1 billion in payments, bloomberg is to speak with yanis varoufakis. . are you there? looks like we are having technical difficulties with that. trying to get manus cranny over there. we will take a quick break and be back with the greek finance minister. ♪ matt: i want to turn out to an exclusive interview with yana spero farkas with our own manus cranny. manus: thank you very much. we are alive in the gardens of the oecd. you have been here all day. welcome to bloomberg. let us get right to it. how confident are you that you will do a deal by april 24? yanis: very confident. negotiations are proceeding quite well and our mutual interest is to strike a deal by the 24th and i am sure we will. manus: striking a deal involves trust. do you trust brussels and germany on equal measure? do you trust the people you are doing business with? yanis: trust takes a number of steps to build. we have already taken them. we have be

matt: i'm matt miller.or eric in stephanie today. -- we are in for eric and stephanie today. eric is probably working furiously on his laptop. olivia: stephanie isn't? matt: she is more of a networker. olivia: the u.s. economy came to an almost complete halt in the first quarter. gdp rose at a rate of 2/10 of 1%. forecasters predicted it will -- a 1% gain. fed officials are wrapping up their meeting today and new data may lead them to signal a are in no hurry to raise interest rates. time warner is raking in more fees and advertising at its cable channels. the company posted earnings that the analyst estimates for a 25th straight quarter. time warner cost turner unit had record income of $1.1 billion. that was helped by a decision to cut 10% of its workforce. hbo profits fell more than 1% next to higher programming and distribution costs. shares of lumber liquidators are taking a dive. the company reporting an unexpected loss and saying its cfo is stepping down. seat -- 50 minutes said some of lumber liquid

matt: let me recap.e minutes away from what we hope is a successful landing of the rocket on the barge. you see space ask -- spacex's rocket. it left cape canaveral 18 minutes ago. we are watching tape of it now. pimm: you see of the first stage. matt: the falcon rocket has separated from the dragon capsule. rocket falling back to earth as we speak. in about three minutes, it will hopefully touchdown softly on a barge. pimm: the twitter feeds for all of this are live. it is one of the ways in which many people are participating. using social media and getting on the various websites that show all of these details which used to be clouded in a briefing book like the size of an old telephone book that are now available online. as far as what happens next the astronauts will be interested in getting their espresso machine and conducting experiments which are contained in the dragon whic h is atop of the falcon. how do you like those titles? cory: they are wonderful. elon musk give me a tour a couple of year

tweet us your guesses @ scarlet fu @ matt miller. matt: @ matt miller 1973.likes a more creative answer. this is the second time i've seen someone in the yearbook game who has gone to new chart -- new utrecht high school. ♪ scarlet: more m&a activity in the drug industry, mylan boosting its bid for perrigo. the perrigo deal would be mylan's biggest ever and could help the company to not get bought out. shares of starbucks rising today, quarterly sales gained 18% at the world's biggest chain of coffee shops. the app accounted for 1/5 of u.s. payments in the order. it's the end of an era at abercrombie & fitch. no longer will abercrombie only higher hunks and hotties. signature billboards used to feature male models with ripped abs. now the company is doing away with its notorious look policy. you don't have to be good looking to work there. abercrombie getting rid of the legacy of former ceo jeffrey's -- mike jeffries. coming up in a few minutes, what the british flash crash trader is really like. the american tourists who are fired up about cuba's open-door,

and also matt miller.fed policymakers saying they still might -- even though the economy was stuck in neutral in the first quarter it says it expects growth to improve. >> i think it is often june to say if we would get a strong employment report a week from now. i think it is off. i think they want to prove they are not healthy but that they can stand on their own two legs. betty: i have an idea, just have bill gross have his own channel. john: i think he would be great. betty: tons of people watching. john: people would pay a lot to get a daily report from him. betty: will make the phone call. matt: he's not really sticking his neck out and saying there will not be a rate increase in june. most of the people i talked to whenever i have the honor of joining you on your program doubt we're going to see rate increases until the end of the year and even if we see rate increases this year they will be so small as to make almost no difference at all. betty: i agree. john: my watch says it is time for me to go.

matt: i matt hermann -- i'm matt hermann. 700 migrants feared dead. europe is holding an emergency meeting on the crisis. brent: germany's parliament poster called in 1915 massacre of more than a million armenians genocide instant with the pope -- in step with the pope. matt: the fbi admits it gave flawed testimony that might have put innocent people on death row. brent: the calls for help from the middle of the mediterranean continue this monday. rescuers are scrambling to reach two boats in distress. matt: it's a massive search effort already underway. more than 700 people may have drowned when a migrant boat capsized. brent: european ministers are holding an emergency meeting. pressure is growing on the eu to stop the wave of desperation and death to the south. matt: we begin our coverage on the water off the coast of greece. about with nearly 100 migrants aboard smashed against the rocks -- a boat with nearly 100 migrants aboard smashed against the rocks. three died. the boat came from the direction of turkey. most aboard were syrians. the identit

matt: oh he agrees? good.>> i think what you talked about with pimco is the big issue right now as far as the fed. the market is pricing something different than what the fed is saying to us right now. matt: are you saying september? >> i think the fed wants to raise rates one or two times this year. i think the market will say you will move probably one at the most and maybe not at all this year. there is the difference right now. the market is a lot more doveio sh. as long as the dues of urgent -- as long as the diversions continues, i think financial stability is a critical thing for the fed. that want to raise rates when the market is not ready for it and watch something adverse happen. matt: you don't think it is data dependent? jim: let's be honest, data dependent means whatever you want it to mean. you want to not move i can give you a set of data. you want to move, i can give you a set of data. it means whatever they wanted to mean. betty: are you not using data to make your case that the fed will not

matt: i don't think so. we talked about spielberg's most recent union -- most recent movie, but the takeaway is about african american soldiers. that's a movie that also is about union. i don't think there is a comparable -- gangs of new york is a movie that is only set there during the civil war very but it really happens in the 1840's. john: you get a very confederate version of the union in gangs of new york because of the wonderful shot in new york where the immigrants are coming off the boat and they are being hustled over and put in uniform and put back on a boat from which they are taking union soldier coffins. it's a very lost cause. matt: those are literally soldiers you don't know what they are fighting for over there going. joan: i think once reconciliation became the dominant way of interpreting civil war from the earliest 20th century through maybe the 1960's, the union cause was demolished, diminished vanquished. it really is not cinematic as well. lincoln is the only i think constant in portra

matt, man camps. matt: yes. betty: they are turning into ghost towns. matt: what, really?l be back. ♪ betty: so we continue to count down to the opening bell. we are halfway through, and that means it is time for our deep dive into number five. man camps turning into ghost town spirit when oil was trading at $100, drillers spent egg in -- drillers spent big in texas, idaho, colorado, serving ribeye and now it is chicken fried steak. these camps are dying off. the oil industry falters. david west the wrote this story from bloomberg businessweek. he joins us from houston. david, from ribeye, too chicken fried steak -- what else are we seeing -- how bad it is at these man camps? david: they were nice at one point. the guys liked to be in there. one guy told me they had shrimp steak and lobster catered out nearby while they worked. it was a good time to keep them working, reductive and healthy, you had turnover where guys would go from one company to another, and companies fell -- felt we need to do this as a retention tool. you had nice stuff, directv accommodations, hundreds

matt. >> matt a crash just popped up here on 42 the freeway northbound side at creek road.the scene. already it's causing a big delay and we have several of them on the schuylkill as well. we'll give you the details when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. it's the thought that counts, right? so make it count... at t.j.maxx. give them brands they'll love, at prices that help you be generous. make t.j.maxx your first stop for gifting... and maxx life! >> 6:44. going all over the place this morning. following breaking news and now we are in trenton, new jersey where a chlorine leak has taken place at the water filtration plant along route 29 in trenton. chlorine is one of the chemicals they use to clean water there. building was evacuated. we saw some stretchers out there but no one on them. apparently no one has been injured but that trenton fire department remains on the scene for that chlorine leak at the filtration plant. >> let's go on over to matt pelman. it's that time of the morning when we see the roads getting heavier with the traffic. good morning. >

for matt pelman, karen rogers matt pelman, dave murphy, i'm matt o'donnell.od morning, america. and panic in the air. a man trapped in the cargo hold of a jumbo jet. >> i think we have -- um hearing a noise from the baggage compartment. >> passengers hearing pounding and screaming from below. the pilot forced to make an emergency landing. how could he survive the cold? and how did he get there in the first place? >>> deadly accident. a volunteer sheriff's deputy charged with manslaughter, fatally shooting a suspect running from police during an undercover sting. pulling his handgun instead of his taser. why was this insurance executive on the scene of a high-risk police operation? >>> unwelcome house guest. a mountain lion camped out under an l.a. home, refusing to leave the crawl space. a surprised worker coming face to face with the big cat and what they are doing right now to rescue him.

matt. >> thanks matt.arking spot spat on long island led to this brawl between two women at a mall on sunday. this is new video of the fight which surfaced o and facebook. one woman straddles the other punches her in a face which a cloud which included young children watches. no word on the victim's condition and police are using the video here to try to identify the aggressor. >> happening today the u.s. supreme court will consider banning a drug used in some executions. it comes exactly one year after a botched lethal injection in oklahoma. attorneys for other oklahoma death row inmates are set to ask supreme court justices to outlaw a sedative used in the procedure. such a ruling could force states to either find new execution drugs or change the way that they put prisoners to death. >>> demonstrators gathered outsite the high court yesterday both for and against same-sex marriage. the supreme court appears to be divided on the issue. justice anthony kennedy will likely cast the deciding vote in the cas

matt. >> thank you matt. >>> authorities in bucks county confirmed one person who was unaccounted for at a fire scene was killed in the blaze. the fire broke out last night on the 6600 block of point pleasant pike in plumstead township. officials say the victim was a 58-year-old man who lived there alone. firefighters found his body at midnight. we will have a full report on this deadly blaze coming up in our next half hour. >> the power is still out for two dozen businesses on main line street rocked by underground explosions. take a look at new video from wayne, delaware county, where peco crews have been working to try to get problem fixed. the trouble started monday night when three separate blasts sent smoke and flames pouring out from below the 100 block of north wayne avenue. businesses left in the dark have done what they can to keep going including this barbershop that took the haircutting outdoors. >> are you going to start advertising alfresco hair cuts now? >> why not. whatever works. >> reporter: if they have outdoor did i know why not this. >> yeah, right. >> my salon is

matt: deutsche bank has been made to pay a record $2.5 billion fine.inancial regulators in the u.s. and the u.k. settled on the sum to punish the bank or its involvement in the libor interest rate fixing scandal. brian: does find -- this fine arts the amounts other banks were made to pay following the investigation, suggesting its wrongdoing was especially egregious. reporter: the shine may have worn off deutsche bank. the decision after traders manipulated a key interest rate. major but -- major banks joint -- major banks joined the libor rate. even tiny fluctuations in the benchmark could lead to big profits. that is what traitors did, they rigged the libor to earn money for their banks and skyhigh bonuses for themselves. but now they are paying the price. deutsche bank faces a 2.3 billion euro fine from u.s. and tax authorities. it is the highest yet in the libor scandal. switzerland's ubs has already paid out the equivalent of 1.2 billion euros and britain's barclays bank was given a 325 million euro penalty. german investigators german regulators

matt. >> yikes, matt. remains over the scene of a horrible accident this morning on the roosevelt boulevard northbound by ryan avenue. we can see the inner drive is still blocked with the wreckage. we'll talk more about this and the problems that it's causing when "action news" continues in just a few moments. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. >> ♪♪ >> 6:43 and the action cam remains along the roosevelt boulevard in northeast philadelphia. and you get a better look at that car. unfortunately in that car were were where a man died this morning. for some odd reason he ran into one tree along the boulevard and then ran into another. they rushed the man to the hospital but that was where he was pronounced dead. trying to get that car onto a tow truck right now. >> let's go on over to matt pelman. he's been taking a

matt. >> good morning, tam.we've got a couple vehicles off to the side here on 422 eastbound approaching trooper and just normal building volume. nearby we'll update the situation in lower providence, then check the schuylkill coming up after the break. >> and a technical glitch grounds nearly two dozen planes overnight. it's one of six things you need to know later on "action news." ♪ let's go ♪ norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free to smile wider... applaud louder... free to live fuller, deeper, and closer... that's how you cruise like a norwegian. ♪ cruise like a norwegian ♪ book now and choose from four free offers including our new free shore excursion credit. >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. you're taking a live look at the gorgeous view of center city. coming to us from on top of temple university. beautiful start to your wednesday here. 6:15. 56 degrees. it only gets better. it's going

matt pelman filling in for karen.cuweather forecast. >> all right, matt, we're still dry on the terrace for

matt. >> thank you matt.g this morning the curfew in baltimore just ended moments ago at 5:00 a.m. the city has been under a virtual lockdown since 10:00 last night due to monday night's riots. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is monitoring the situation and joins us live at the big board. erin. >> reporter: hi, matt. this is how the night started out. there were clearly clashes between police and rioters. however the situation was brought under control fairly quickly and that now there's relative calm. we want to show you some positive images coming out of baltimore this morning that showed the resolve pride and unity that so many residents have demonstrated over the past 24 hours. you can see this video these are some residents that are actually cleaning up from the aftermath. there was so much damage done monday that they decided to come out, hundreds of volunteers and clean up their street after the rioters really left the streets in a state of ruins and the city did answer that call to clean up the ci

matt: i'm here for a half-hour. eric is upstairs moderating an important panel. i'm matt miller. stephanie: how about the bulletin? cure of the top business stories of the morning. it has a big dish has been a big quarter for morgan stanley. adjusted revenue was the highest in more than five years. equity trading and brokerage revenue was up to you james gordon has been shrinking the fixed income unit and counting more on stock trading and advising wealthy investors. shares are up. the new york fed president says he is relatively confident the fed will raise interest rates this year. he is not positive. dudley spoke at an event here. fed policymakers have been split over whether to raise rates in june or september. take a look. >> the unemployment rate is too high. because the economic outlook is certain i can't tell you when normalization will occur. stephanie: the stronger dollar could reduce growth by more than half a percentage point. in an opinion article in the new york times the iranian people have shown their resolve by choosing to engage with dignity. he says it is time

earlier crash on 422 eastbound: this matt and tam is just normal morning volume. >> okay, thanks matt. >>> breaking right now chaos continues in parts of the city of baltimore. rioters have set police cars on fire and torched several buildings. >> schools are closed dan residents are being told to stay in place. stay in your home until officials can somehow get a handle on this situation. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn picks up our coverage at the big board. erin i think people still in shock from the images they've seen. >> reporter: parts of baltimore are a war zone. this is video showing police in riot gear trying to get protesters off the street and you can see the fires burning behind them. we also have this video its a rite-aid engulfed in flames one of several businesses that was torched. and it's one of several fires burning across baltimore. 15 officers were hurt in the riots and more than two dozen people have been arrested. now, as we mentioned the governor of maryland has declared a state of emergency and called in the national guard but there are still pockets of unr

for matt o'donnell, matt pellman, and karen rogers, i'm tamala edwards.. >>> good morning erk america. mission to kill. the ohio man accused of plotting a terror attack here at home against u.s. soldiers after getting weapons and terror training in syria. a new threat to the homeland from isis and al qaeda. >>> new this morning, air rage. a bizarre incident. a passenger attacking the man next to her with a pen. the pilot forced to abort the flight. the woman removed from the plane. what passengers say set her off. >>> massive meltdown. the television reporter suspended this morning after this tape revealed her unleashing abuse on a tow truck company clerk. her apologies and what the tape may not have shown. >>> uh who wants to see a new teas

matt: i don't know.really good lilly pulitzer stuff. >> i thought they were really cute. i browsed the look book. they only have ladies and children's clothing. they have little grow clothing. the idea is that people can buy things at lower prices. they have done these before. they have done edgy designers. erik: that raises the question does target draw the preppy type who would even think of shopping -- >> judging from the 500 or 600 people in line yesterday, there will be a demand. when you look at the collaborations at people like zach pozen these are things that could potentially be more accessible in terms of fashion. it is not as energy. analysts told me with other collections they had to eventually mark them down as it was too quirky with a broad audience. this stuff is colorful, springtime. there is optimism this collection will do well. a lot of stuff is already on ebay. a lot of people turned around and put it on ebay. matt: i many guess that target has a decent amount of well-off soccer mom c

matt. >> matt thanks so much. >>> let's get more on that crash that you just mentioned matt. vehicle crash involving a philadelphia police patrol vehicle. this happened in a wooded area along krewstown road nearly a gone avenue in the city's bustleton section less than an hour ago. the officer and the patrol car suffered minors injuries. we're checking on the conditions of the other driver's. "action news" reporter katherine scott is headed to the scene so we'll bring you more information and video when she arrives. >>> emotions ran high at the scene of a double shooting in wilmington delaware. a large crowd gathered on the 600 block of west sixth street last night where police found two women wounded by gun shots. paramedics performed cpr on the victims right on the sidewalk. a canine dog bit an officer on the scene in the commotion. that officer is okay. so far there are no suspects in the shootings. >>> police in houston, texas just released this surveillance of a man stealing an ipad from a two-year-old child. the toddler mugging happened earlier this month. the toddler t

matt john, and joan are our panel this time around. the first question i want us to talk about is what union meant to the loyal citizenry during the war. to begin, i would like all of you to discuss what "loyal" mea nt within the context of the u.s. effort during the war. joan: i will start. one of the members of the audience came up to me and asked me to make sure there were more jokes in the session. [laughter] i will try. i think at a very basic level, i think these concepts are very tied together, union loyalty and sacrifice, patriotism, nationalism. it meant loyalty or country, loyal to the country that was founded in the revolutionary war and was established by the constitution, followed through by george washington. that is what northerners thought. keep the union whole. american exceptionalism was popular back then. i think we can look at the speeches of abraham lincoln for that. the point is that it was a country that was very well aware of that history and the importance of keeping the country together. john: not just the con

matt and tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> breaking right now chaos continues in portions of baltimore. rioters have set police cars on fire and torched several buildings. >> schools are closed today and residents are being urged to stay in place until officials are able to get a handle on the situation. let's go on over to that action news reporter erin o'hearn picking up our coverage at the big board. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. parts of baltimore are a war zone this morning and this is new video you see here showing police in riot gear and trying to get the protesters off the streets with fires burning all around them. and we also just received this new video into the "action news" room in the last 30 minutes and as you can see there, that's actually a a rite-aid and it's engulfed in flames. now, this is just one of several fires still burning across baltimore. 15 officers were hurt in the riots and more than two dozen people have been arrested. as we mentioned the governor of maryland has declared a state of emergency and called in the national guard but there are still

matt. >> okey-doke david. we're excited about tuesday but luckily there's nothing too exciting happening on the roads right now. we even lost our construction here along the ramp from the boulevard southbound to ridge avenue. i still see a vehicle off to the side but we've been seeing traffic getting by headed toward ridge avenue in east falls meaning i believe that is passable now. they were doing a bunch of paving work along ridge right in the heart of east falls during the overnight hours. in the main lane of route one the boulevard things are moving well so far this morning. i would watch out for more work again by philadelphia university along schoolhouse lane by henry avenue. that was kind of a mess yesterday. and we're still watching an overnight fire location at a corner bar in west philadelphia along catherine street by cobbs creek parkway. maybe use 62nd instead of katherine. overnight work on the eastbound side of vine is gone. crews will return around 10 o'clock tonight and this is 95 in the great

matt: everyone did.company announced original craft mac & cheese 10 longer be made with artificial preservatives or synthetic dollars. they will replace that glowing orange with something else. matt: it'll be interesting to see what the new color is. betty: white? pale yellow? matt: they have 78% of this market. i was reading about the historical development of kraft macaroni and cheese. jim craft developed a way to keep cheese out longer. it is a cheap food that did not need things in it that lasted 10 months on the shelf and became a huge hit. into world war ii when it was rationing then you could not get me, it made even more of a hit. we all grew up with it. joe: i had someone i was younger my yes. betty: now it is all about healthy foods. you don't want to admit you are eating that. not cool at all. number 6 -- hillary clinton. is she cool again? she is likely months away from offering tax and policy proposals but she hinted she once to get tougher on traders. she said she plans to take a hard look

matt: yes. i do not think at the end of the war people were saying if we had six more months, we could get the thing done. joan: chronology is everything. if you asked them on april 10, 1865, he would be exhilaration of the country can be seen healing. if you asked them after lincoln's assassination, that would be different. if you asked them during the summer of 1865 and through 1866, living through andrew johnson's reconstruction, where it seemed that the ex-confederates were emboldened to such an extent that they ignored -- it seems that they not only ignored but disrespected the results of the war, i think a lot of northerners would be upset. and in fact, they were. we know the results of the vote that was cast that gave the vetoproof congress for andrew johnson to deal with for the rest of his administration. however, i'm going to follow this to the bitter end. in 1868, when it seemed that once again, the country was on the right track and u.s. grant was president, the vote for him by the n

good morning to you matt and tam. the roosevelt boulevard that we're watching impacting the inner drives in both directions near ryan avenue. that's where barbera autoland is on the southbound side to give you a point of reference. we're hearing that the accident is blocking those inner drives both ways so the outer drives are opened for you. no delays at this point. action cam is headed to the scene. we'll get you more details and some live pictures before too long. but now let's get you to the suburbs with the suburban traffic report early on this wednesday morning. we're getting word of a new crash on the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike. that's 476 northbound side approaching quakertown. the good news is the crash is off to the right shoulder so both lanes are opened northbound. southbound you actually have the left lane blocked but that's not because of a crash its because of construction. there's also some construction continuing on the east-west turnpike it's westbound by bensalem taking out a l

thank you, matt lauer. >> matt lauer, you are absolutely incredible. >> i'd like to thank matt lauer'sing him. >> thank you, matt lauer. >> okay. 16 people thanked matt on stage. so that is already $16,000. matt will be back on wednesday and i'm sure he will have plenty to say in response and maybe a really big check. this is going to be amazing. but also coming up i do want to know. here's "what's trending." are you in a musical midlife crisis? that's a heck of a question. >> hello. >> i didn't sleep last night. please don't highlight that. and the truth behind brad pitt's bruised face. >> that's a heck of a question tamron. >> i have to see that one more time matt ripping that off. >> i need to never see it again. >> that's why he's not here today. he had trouble taking those off. >> just like the makeup room isn't it? >> look at that. >>> anyway coming up, romeo santos. he is the hottest latin artist hey, how you doin'? it hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles, a painful, blistering rash. if you had chicken pox the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people wi

matt is off. nydia han is joining us.what's happening this morning. >> a montgomery county couple is found dead in their home and police believe a chainsaw was used in the crime. >> controversial ads will display -- will be displayed on the sides of septa buses starting today despite the transit agency's objections to the ad. >> accuweather is tracking a chilly start to the morning. sunshine returns for the first day of april. >> we're looking forward to a little bit more of that. let's find out more and go to meteorologist karen rogers much she's got accuweather and matt pelman is taking a look at traffic. >> i suddenly feel like there's more hope in the air. it's april, we're getting the snow out of here we're getting the cold temperatures out of here. things are looking up for us. satellite6 and action radar showing we had rain, we had snow yesterday. that's all off the coast. we have clearing conditions now, just a few high clouds streaming into the north and it's going to be a beautiful day. we'll sea bright sunshine

our matt keller is outside keeping an eye on all of this. matt? >> reporter: yes, and san jose police officers are entering the s.a.p. center, they're filing in. and you can see there's a long, long line of them. probably almost every officer in the department dressed in their blues and they're walking into the s.a.p. center. they're here because they have been given the opportunity to not have to patrol today by other departments here in the bay area. so that is why almost all of the san jose police officers are here and able to attend the funeral of their fallen brother officer mike johnson. every city in santa clara county and santa clara county sheriff's department are patrolling now. you can also see that the police officers on their motorcycles are riding and they're starting to file and park along autumn street here right in front of the s.a.p. center. and they will also be attending the service inside. it's quite a display just seeing so many law enforcement officers in one place. and how they've all said that it's important for them not o

matt pellman is watching it and updating it, matt. >> reporter: what a mess in lower providence, the fire continues along south park avenue there's debris along the roadway. we'll talk about big crashes on i-95 when "action news" continues on this monday morning. it's the thought that counts, right? so make it count... at t.j.maxx. give them brands they'll love, at prices that help you be generous. make t.j.maxx your first stop for gifting... and maxx life! >> 6:43 back to our breaking news story what a horrible accident here, chopper 6 is above it. lower providence, montgomery county. two trucks slammed into each other and things went all over the place. one truck was carrying ink and that spilled. another truck carrying sewage waste and that spilled. there's a nearby creek and they are worried about all this material getting into the waterway right now. >> let's go over to matt pellman because this will be a problem this morning. >> reporter: there's a lot of material out there, that's for sure. road being south park avenue which is closed, i don't have to tell you that. in the wak

live in juniata, matt delucia, "nbc10 news." >>> thank you, matt.we have live skyforce 10 hovering over this brush fire to bring you live pictures. academy and toy roads. there was another brush fire near the same location last night. you can see the smoke for some distance there. looks like they're work on putting that out. a firefighter on the scene or on the ground. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and of course bring you information agency we get it. >>> and this morning police are looking to get to the bottom of a suspicious death near philadelphia international airport. take a look. firefighters first arrived on ford mifflin road reports of a car on fire yesterday afternoon. once they put out the flames they found the body of a man in the driver's seat charred to the bones. they also found an empty gas tank in the trunk. >> can't tell you know we have no witnesses at this point. >>> ford mifflin road weaves through an industrial area surrounding the airport. the tags with this car were connected with an address in south philadelphia

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matt filling in for karen. david with the accuweather forecast.rning to you both. >> setting up the big board for you. so we have a cloudy start for you and there are some rain showers out to the west. we can show those to you on the wide view and you can see that those are getting pretty close to philadelphia. i do expect us to get damp during the morning rush hour and then there's a question as to how quickly this pushes through. in the northern and western suburbs later this morning i think you're drying out. in philadelphia you're going to be very close to the bubble where we just kind of stay a little damp into at least the early afternoon. if you're down in south jersey and delaware, this probably doesn't clear the coast until sometime this evening. we are mild to start out. 60 degrees in philadelphia. 60 in millville. just 56 in allentown. 58 in wilmington, 60 in trenton and down the shore in sea isle city a little cooler at 51. heading out the door to catch the bus this morning look for cloudy skies and eventually some showers potentially

matt. >> good morning, tam.problems in bensalem this morning here along route one the super highway right by the pennsylvania turnpike. traffic is moving fine but nearby in bucks county a few construction closures are coming up today and we'll check the schuylkill after the break. >> and also when we come back nasa shows off its newest vehicle that can drive sideways and will eventually be able to drive itself. you would love to have a car like that. >> sure. >> that's a little later in the morning buzz. >> sign me up. >> ♪♪ [leaves rustling] are you day dreaming? hmm? yeah. about a luxury tree house? mmm hmm. with lookout decks for star gazing? yeah. cool! wait. how...? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! the wizard of oz with top prizes of $300,000. there's a full moon tonight! [male announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> ♪♪ >> good morning everyone. 5:13. it is m

matt pelman will let us know when the road reopens.d happen sometime this morning. >> ♪♪ >> it is now 5:06 and happening today the u.s. supreme court will begin hearing arguments that could determine the future of same-sex marriage. the justices will consider many questions the main one being whether gay couples have a constitutional right to marry. 37 states including pennsylvania new jersey delaware and washington, d.c. now allow same-sex marriage. >>> new jersey gaming regulators dealt former revel yet another losing hand. new owner glen straub cannot reuse the old casino license. he needs to be approved for his own license and that means that straub is not currently authorized to possess the slot machines that are still there inside the building which requires someone else be designated to come take responsibility for that gambling equipment. >> what is going on in accuweather today david. >> we are looking at a slightly milder afternoon ahead. as we take a look at storm tracker six live double scan we're dry and as we head outside

matt and tam. >> thank you matt. >>> we continue to follow the big breaking news this morning as we takee down onto the streets of baltimore. you see police there still in their riot gear lined up after what has been a rough and chaotic night there in that city. baltimore public schools are closed today and a curfew will start at 10 o'clock tonight after a night of unrest. the police clashed with rioters yesterday on the same day as freddie gray's funeral. as the camera pans overlooks like they have formed a fail hangs here trying to i guess keep people from crossing this line holding their ground. at least 15 police officers were injured in all the mayhem, two of whom went to the hospital as night fell massive fires lit up the skies. mayor stephanie rawlings blake says officials are investigating whether there's a connection between the fire nd the riots. we'll keep an eye on this and follow the story on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> ufc champion jon jones released on bond after turning himself in to face felony hit and run chargess in albuquerque new mexico. witnesses say jones crash

matt and tam. >> okay, thanks, matt. >>> a couple in suburban washington, d.c. for their so-called free range style of parenting. police picked up daniel meitiv's six and 10-year-olds over the weekend because the children were spotted walking al flown a montgomery county maryland neighborhood. they were on their way home from a park about a mile from their house. this is the second time in four months that police have picked up the children but instead of taking them home, police took them direct to child protective services. meitiv believes letting her children play and walk alone in the neighborhood teaches themself reliance. >> people who say that it's dangerous and the world is different have frankly been watching too much tv. >> the couple had to sign a temporary safety plan saying their children would be supervised at all times until a follow-up visit. >> ♪♪ heart, what's going on? i'm leaving. why? what did i do? not enough. the pressure is too much. i quit! i get it. i can do better. just please...don't leave! [narrator] don't let your heart quit on you.

matt pelman. hey, matt. >> good morning to you matt.icle they cleared out of the way and you might remember last half had your i told you about broken down vehicle on the northbound. that too has cleared. starting to look better but severely delayed on 95. we have those downed wires peco making repairs in middletown bucks county enclosing northbound business one in the process but the super highway northbound nice and open and clear for you at this point. on the turnpike westbound willow grove watch out for a crash speeds in the 20's and 30's there. by the gateway diner westville gloucester county watch out far a crash along river drive. were unin east greenwich with entrapment along cedar at union road. matt. >> over abundance of sunshine today. here's meteorologist, david murphy. >> yeah, we'll take it though matt. right now bright sunshine, hard al cloud in sight here on ther is face. as we take a look the numbers are climbing. 63 degrees with light breeze in philadelphia. your exclusive accuweather 7-day a high this afternoon of 76,

matt and tam. >> thank you matt. >>> and this morning we're starting with the overnight developmentsbaltimore. a curfew went into effect last night at 10:00 p.m. but a defiant group of protesters squared off with police after that. that curfew will be lifted in less than half hour. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn has the latest live at the big board with those details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the city got off to a rough start late last night. officers did make some arrests when people in the streets started throwing bricks and rocks at officers. the crowd though, then lessened after police deployed pepper bullets and smoke canisters. from that point on police did have the city under control. now you can tell from the scenes here that the night started off unstable but the situation didn't get close to escalating to the kind of violence we saw monday night into tuesday morning. many residents volunteers and community leaders vowed to keep peace in the city saying freddie gray the 25-year-old whose death sparked such outrage would not want this to happen to hi