melissa: look at this. >> one reason and one reason only. it affects my job. >> hbo becomes exclusive partners with apple. part of a 14.99 a month program. >> showtime has had a lot of great original programming. this is as good for hbo as it is for apple. >> sport team 99. >> my wife works for showtime. [laughter] >> they will respond to this. >> who will showtime go with? >> we do have a chinese wall. she knows that i am a blabbermouth. [laughter] melissa: apple watch is the first product developed under tim cook's leadership. what do you think? >> i think that there was a period of skepticism with tim cook. he is on his own. anything could happen. i do not inc. he is betting the ranch on this thing. >> the new macbook air. those things are phenomenal. i love my air. it is a great computer. >> very famous model was just on stage with cook and they were hugging. more of a fashion show. >> -- melissa: could not afford it. unfiltered and holding nothing back. that is charlie gasparino. what else would you expect from new yorkers? the watch co

look at that. melissa: it smells like confrontation. >> you made up a wonderful graphic like that and son of a gun never showed up? what is up with that? melissa: not here to get mad with us about the lines my producers put on the face. which i objected to, charlie, if you're watching somewhere. james freeman, what do you think, empire, putting dispute a side has bold notes of peppermint and hints of juicy apple. are you going to wear that? sounds delicious. >> strangely alluring. melissa: it is. >> but i have -- >> you're worrying me, james. >> i a feeling understated elegance of donald trump is not exactly what people are looking for. melissa: you don't know if you want to smell what "the donald" thinks you should smell like might be overpowering like "the donald" himself is what you're saying. i don't know, pep every mint juicy apple, sounds delicious. >> i think it stinks and not very presidential. melissa: he is out to make a buck. only running for president to sell what he selling on the side. >> he

melissa: thanks, guys. prosecutors now considering criminal charges. isis sneaking in as the u.s. ramps up charges. look at this. more money coming up. ♪ melissa: we are getting in breaking news now. paying an initial $54,000. this is according to dow jones. further claims made to just what you are doing now. we will have much more on the financial and. coming up a little bit later in the show. meanwhile, into the deadly action. french prosecutor on the day of the flight. about how we can prevent a similar tragedy. thank you so much for joining us. they are watching us and saying we want to prevent something like this from happening. what advice can you give? >> i think we have a rush to judgment here. we do not have all the facts. we do not know this. i think we do have the u.s. air force. someone had a divorce or something in their life, they do not fly. especially in combat situations. what are we trying to avoid. >> let's go down. >> is there a way you could screen that? >> it certainly is positive. a girlfriend breaks up with you. your mother dies. you get like nose with something. we do need to do

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melissa: she is not an athlete. >> not an athlete, but that is the issue. can only go so far with some athletes and lookt see every day. this is someone in the music industry, this is a new break. we can move toward this and hit a whole new target market. melissa: jonathan i'm surprised kicking off the likes of adidas. >> common. >> really? >> remember they kicked bugle boy out. they kicked jordache out. >> bugle boy. i haven't that in years. melissa: so many bizarre names you're throwing around here. >> these are all brands of the 1980s. these are all brands of the 1980s once very popular. jordache body glove among the networks. extremely popular, 20, 30 years ago now unpopular, melissa. i don't think it was athletes versus entertainers, that fashion is highly competitive business. today's youth want new ideas. see adidas come back but retro. melissa: everybody is getting into this business. kate hudson has got a line. go on to the next topic. being unskippable ad. have you seen this. >> it is awesome. melissa: geico's new spot, next time it pops up on your browser. watch. >> don't thank me. thank the

melissa looking at the tuesday morning traffic. >>> looks like a little more problems than we typicallyknow on your average weekday morning. here we go. let's go through. rock creek parkway southbound at pennsylvania with police again this is still shut down. traffic being pushed to p street. they're cleaning up the debris from the crash. they had bridge work in the area. a lot of stuff happening there in prince george's county. between branch and good hope all lanes blocked for roadwork. we had roadwork in that area yesterday as well. take a look at 95 and maryland. no problems. bw parkway into and out of town no major issues. outer loop before colville have the one crash. i'm back at 5:01. weather and traffic always on the 1's. >>> a new study out this morning about alzheimer's disease 5.3 million americans have alzheimer's. one in nine of those are over 65 years old, and the majority are women but those that conducted the study point out that women tend to live longer than men. the study looked at disclosure rates and found most people were told they had alzheimer's when it was alrea

melissa: yoga pants are okay. >> who looks good? melissa: were you wearing yoga pants around the house? >> i never see anyone exercising in sweatpants. >> you know who we need for segment? veronica vain. melissa: on that note. thank you all for joining us. there you go. freaky fried. celestial trifecta topped off with a few inches of snow. i hope your bracket is faring a little better than mine. shocking upsets stealing march madness across the country. more "money" and a lot less basketball as far as i'm concerned coming up. ♪ the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. melissa: 16 more teams will be eliminated from the ncaa tournament today if you're like most americans your bracket is already busted. in fact just it 73 of the 11

melissa looking at the commute. >>> no rob, but i like your forecast better than mine. it's all nice and warm. >> but what is your forecast? >> well, it's okay, but if we have warmth i'm very happy. 95 here at cardinal drive, no problems there. again, i'd rather see 60 degree temperature its and no problems on the roads right? prince george's county no problems here. 95 at cherry hill road no issues. we do have some problem in montgomery county on 29 north at leighton avenue, right lane blocked for you this morning. should be out of the way in a little bit. 2 # 70 270 at shady grove, everything looking good. back at 5:01. >>> it is now 4:54. later today you may feel like taking your lunch break outside. what one city is doing to give you more options for sidewalk dining. >>> and at 5:25 maybe you're still a little groggy from the time change this weekend. the two things you can do to get you you and your family back on schedule after springing others. now, americans everywhere are discovering that... spoon after spoon... dish after dish... time, after time, after time a

three in the last 20 years but look at prices. melissa: that was delta plane. >> that should tell everybody out there do not trade off crummy headlines. >> particularly look at one year or three-year chart even better, these things, these charts have been going through the roof. airlines are doing extremely well. it is all about oil. melissa: i was bringing in mike boyd? no? what would you like me to do instead? you're talking at the same time. i'll just talk to you guys. see the passengers deplane here. there is definitely a domino effect. other flights coming into this airport are then rerouted sent to newark and jfk. from there around the country. if you think this is new york story and not impacting you are very wrong. this will have implications at every airport in the country. >> it is reminder pay a little more attention than most of us do than i do, when they talk about the emergency procedures and how you slide out of the airplane when things go wrong. i'm on iphone not paying attention. maybe makes sense to pay more attention. l

melissa. a lot of people are looking at a former likud member possibly being the kingmaker. melissa: it looks as though he will be the kingmaker. it will not be that difficult given the number of seats that he has one. -- has won. he has established a victory that no one had thought possible even 24 hours ago. he has done what he said he would do. huge relief within likud. within the further right party the ultra-right nationalist, the religious parties, they have a good 30 seats altogether. he is close enough to the 60 mark. the difference is the centrist party. he stepped up not so long ago. he had been a very popular minister within likud and went off to form his own party. he had personal issues with netanyahu. and the question was whether he would choose to rally with likud once the dust has settled, or not. the other party that everyone will be keeping a close on that close eye on -- the other party that everyone will be keeping a close eye on, they have under 20, but still a substantial block. neither party has said what it intends to do. clearly, this question of coal

it looks horrible. melissa: the guy on the other hand had a copy. just making it a little harder for you to find it. >> that makes it look bad. melissa: we will see. try to cover it up in a hurry. not as contract others? still having credibility questioned in court. now saying she liked to several companies by saying she was abruptly fired. $60 million compensation for lost wages. studying for a master's of medical science degrees. the first time a full iv degree has been made available online. for the love of money and burgers. the quest for the best burger in new york city. you may want to grab a bite before this delicious interview. it will make you hungry. at the end of the day it is all about money. ♪ tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resour

into the weekends 30s on the way tomorrow and 40s into sunday, so something to look forward to. >> thank you again melissa stories coming up this afternoon on "action news" at 4:the case of the missing oscar dress took a plot twist police say the case is closed even though they don't know who stole it. >>> and a case of road rage, and the violent crime caught on camera. that will do it for "action news" at noon, don't information get to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for sara bloomquist, david murphy and melissa magee stay warm and we'll see you back here tonight. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher brighter denture every day. ♪ >>> today on "the chew" it's

adam: the world could be on fire and melissa francis would still look calm collected and good. you're up my friend. melissa: thank you so much. business piling on indiana. economic backlash forcing the state to clarify a new law that allows businesses to cite religious objections for refusing to serve or hire gay people. hitting a snag with less than 48 hours to go, iran is backing away from a key part of that crucial nuclear deal. one person dead after a car ramps the front gate of the national security agency. our charlie gasparino is moving the market today. the stock he says carl icahn is interested in next. >> maybe maybe. melissa: maybe maybe. he is couching that to the left of me. tv network dedicated to babies. the pitch for programing. those as young as six months. because even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: indiana's caught in the cultural crossfire as it joins 19 other states passing a religious freedom law that has been on the federal books for over 20 years. now the state is feeling backlash from businesses that see the law as antigay. th

now melissa magee with one last look at the forecast. >> a little chilly as you look out across the delawarelouds around and they are sticking around we'll max out near 50 in the city and the temperature in allentown is 43 degrees and cape may coming in at 48 degrees and a bitter blast coming in time for saturday. >> thank you melissa. >>> finally this noon an off-duty police officer in rhode island made a risky rescue pulling a man out of his burning suv, the officer was on his way to work and then the officer called 911 and when over the fence and pulled the man from the fieriagey fiery wreckage. >> a look now at what is coming up on "action news" at 4:00, a body found at a bus stop in delaware, and a record out of this world the man that starts a mission into space today that no american has ever attempted. >> that will do it for "action news" at noon, we'll see you later at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for melissa magee david murphy sara bloomquist have a nice afternoon i'll see you later. >>> all right, everybody, it's "extra value friday"! >> we're taking it to the streets. i am going to start

melissa. >> walter, looks like we have plenty of sunshine on the way just in time for work weekend. temperature in the upper 50s and 60s. details in the forecast. >> jeff skversky has more open the selection surprised in sports when "action news" comes right back "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... ♪ >> a 20-year-old man is behind bars toonlt cushioned of shooting two police officers in furing sop missouri. authorities say jeffery williams admitted he fired a shot at end of protest following police chief's resignation. he had a dispute with someone there and was aiming for that person not the officers. >> was there any civilian as around that could have been possible targets there were civilians between them. so it's not as though there was no one there. >> police poured t

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melissa: not really three cents, 2% year-over-year. >> 2% year-over-year. >> douglas holtz-eakin came out with good analogy. doughnuts taste good around the edges. looks good. melissa: a little fatty. >> there is hole in the middle. there is hole in the middle in this economy is lack of wage growth. u-6 number -- melissa: still at 11%. a lot of people are not participating in the jobs market as well. looking at the unemployment numbers there is a lot more to the story. middle class is getting pressured. not seeing wage growth as much as they should. a lot of jobs are going away. their costs are going up. more for rent, more for housing for more health care. tough to be in the middle in america. >> 62%. would like -- melissa: vast majority of americans not spending tax refund on a good time. new survey finds 68% will put the chunk of change paying down debt. that is no good veronica. it is good to pay down debt don't get me wrong. >> what is wrong with paying down debt? >> in 2008 going forward, people racked up fair amount of debt. behind on bills because they're not getting wage growth. average tax refund is $3,000, a little bit more than that that i

the weekend is looking dry. melissa, good morning. >> good morning. right now a major issues to talk about. we want to show you 95 here in maryland looking quite good and bw parkway earlier road work clear. we have this that is sticking around for the past couple of weeks. garden city drive and westbound we have the right lane and ramp blocked. and 295 southbound at benning road again, the right lane blocked. just got off the phone with police about that. wide look at things a look at the beltway. 95 a little slower heading northbound. take a live look at 66 coming up in a couple of minutes. >> melissa, thank you. >>> you may gas in the peak of driving season. the chief analyst for the oil price information service told usa today we could see the national price for gas below $2 a gallon somewhere between may and october. gas prices usually go up that time of year. supply switch from the winter blend to the more expensive summer blend. however, the price of crude oil drops to the lowest level in march. that means big savings for you. >>> could we really

so tracking the showers today and a cold start to tomorrow. >> thank you melissa. >>> take a look atoing wacky these are actually pink chickens, they were spotted in portland yesterday, the chickens were probably dyed with food coloring. now they are looking for the owner, the owner won't be charged with anything they just want the pink chickens to get home safely. >>> there is more to come in our next half hour of "action news" noon, one woman is dead and north fighting for her life after a stabbing. and police say they have a suspect. >>> plus the feds have launched a nationwide crack down for auto sales what you need to know before buying your next car. when "action news" continues in just a moment. [ male announcer ] approaching medicare eligibility? don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. medicare only covers about 80% of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, come in. like all standardized medicare supplement i

melissa: did you? >> i did. i love house of cards. i think red bull nailed it. they turned the flag upside down. it's not so easy to do. if you lookd they ran a cute ad, but they didn't turn the flag upside down. what that says to house of cards fanatics is you're not one of us. melissa: yeah. >> so it put them backwards because people realized it was just a stunt. melissa: yeah, that one was silly, house of p clean. arby's, where is everyone? thanks, house of cards. they're kind of poking fun at themselves. they were, like bruce -- >> i tried not to watch every one, but as soon as they ended -- melissa: jack, what do you think? >> binge watching, you want to hit delivery pizza, wine in a box and then probably weight watchers for when it's all over. melissa: yes yes! no. >> energy drinks, maybe tied for the clean-up afterwards. melissa: or chowbt chili's -- how how about chili's? we're feeling hungry, house of cards, they showed ribs, which is one of the main things -- >> going out the door to a restaurant shows ambition. melissa: bruce, real quick. >> they could have figured out a way to deliver. melissa: there you go. that's all

shows attraction of evil on a certain level, people look at that, say, i want to join that. i want to be part of that. melissa: is it a backlash against america steve? is it feeling disenfranchised? how do you get to this point in this country? >> part of those extremist groups always look attractive when they look like they're on the upside and we're taking a powder in the middle east makes a feeling that they are in as send dense. they could be defeated easily on battlefield but this president is not interested in doing it. we could wash our hands of middle east as this president is doing have iran is in charge. it is not good. it will spill over to the rest of the world an we're seeing examples of it. melissa: charlie gasparino says jeb bush is quietly building his war chest in preparation for a run at the white house. charlie. >> the bigger story i talk with wall street guys very close with jeb bush, what they're telling me some are not even so close, they're starting to become part of the circle, what i found fascinating that the infrastructure jeb bush has built to raise money and run a national campaig

>> the core competency of government -- melissa: yeah, they don't have that. >> not even good at that. so look medicare, medicaid we've known forever, rife with fraud. the sail is true of the eitc, a major offender. as far as government programs go not a bad one but still gives away -- melissa: that is the earned income tax credit you're talking about which had nearly 18 billion in improper payments. this is the one we talk about new immigrants come in the country. file for back years when they were here illegally. that is 18 billion given away in improper payments. medicare is the leader of the pack. if you want so be leader among those giving away our money illegally. this is medicare payments to doctors and hospital, most improper payments at 46 billion. veronica. waste and so much fraud going on. what is sad people that actually need the money are not getting it because of all the fraud going on. especially when you talk about medicare and medicaid there is so much reform needed. but political will to get that done, good luck. >> what bothers me the most is misallocation of capital. this i

look at that. up 7%. back to you. melissa: thank you so much. crude oil settles down $1.08. 68 carol. one-stop shopping. going a step further. ranges from installing a garbage disposal to learning how to play piano. ibm and the weather channel are teaming up for a better business forecast. talk about stretching the puck. $0.25 less than this one new york daily news, why not tell them you do not just want to buy the entire company. planning to bid just $1. the proposed offer takes into account the daily news report. declining circulation. marvell heading to the second court over this spiderman toy. absolutely killing it. dishing out advice the troubled pop star. >> i have been in lockup and you would not last a week. pay attention. first thing you will need is a shame. [laughter] ♪ ♪ melissa: i am suffering this with your office this brief. the hedge fund manager urging shareholders to sell. one of the 410 things that you can do. online consumers favoring the same black card. nearly twice as likely to be targeted of credit card fraud. the only cards are considered to have more

melissa. >> and saturday looks good to me. i'll take it. taking a look at our problems away town right now outer loop at 450 annapolis road, that crash has moved over to the left shoulder. so that's the only thing blocked right now. so pretty much out of the way this morning. 270 at father hurley, southbound lanes now open, megan mcgrath on the scene there. we'll hear from her in a couple of minutes. eastbound montgomery village avenue at 355, right lane is blocked because of some emergency road work. that's the same road work we saw yesterday, as well. wide look at things inner loop and outer loop everything moving along quite nicely. no major problems. prince george's county overall nice and green. >>> 4:54 right now. if you are a wine lover, wouldn't it be nice to enjoy a glass without the headache the next morning some. >> the no hangover wine coming up. plus how you can get money for using your facebook account. >>> 4:57. this morning two 12-year-old boys are accused of starting a fire that did millions of dollars in damage. this broke

for a cleaner, fresher brighter denture every day. >>> meteorologist melissa magee with a look at accuweather, with what is expected to be another icy dicey commute. >> the snowfall comes in first and not a lot and the transition is fast as we go to the sleet and ice and then the rain. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you the snow getting closer and closer to our region but not yet making it sway down to the ground. it will continue to do so and work its way eastward as we go through the rest of the afternoon hours into tonight. that is why we have the winter weather advisory up in anticipation of the snow first and then ice and rain, temperatures north and west of town 19 in tannersville and center city and same thing in chester 29 degrees in new holland, once the precipitation moves on through the surfaces are untreated and will stick across the region 35 in woodbine and freezing mark in dover and 31 in hockessin. you can see the moisture getting closer and closer to our region breaking out in the great lakes and the ohio valley. future tracker 6 showing you now until 3:00 you have t

melissa. you noted session lows on the do you. let as looksome homebuilders on heels of numbers we got early this morning on new home sales. in fact what we saw with those new home sales, they rose almost 8% and moved to seven year highs. equally bullish with the prior month revised higher. you see names such as hovnanian up 7 1/2%. pulte up 2%. lennar was winner. big move from negative into positive. hovnanian gained 20 cents a short time after the report came out. back to you. melissa: thank you, nicole. new allegations that the netanyahu government spied on u.s. nuclear talks with iran. according to a new report from the "wall street journal." let's bring in our panel. rick grenell. tony sayeg. peter brookes from the heritage foundation. former deputy secretary of defense under president george w. bush. thanks tore joining us. ric, you were longest serving spokesman for the u.s. in history. does this stuff go on at u.n.? >> goes on all the time. rule is you can't get talk doing it. let's face it everybody does it. the worst offenders, germ

look forward to as we get another hour of daylight. >> we deserve a break that is for sure thank you melissa, talk to you soon. meanwhile, thousands of people are feeling the affects of yesterday's storm including drivers forced to sleep in their this woman fried to move out of the way and was hit by an out of control car and luckily she was okay. in dodge ferry, new york a car swerved to avoid a car and hit a house and even the snowplow was wiped out. and in new york la guardia airport removed the plane that almost skidded into the icy water. fortunately all the injuries are minor and investigators are out there trying to figure out what caused the accidents. >> with frigid temperatures keeping places 20 degrees colder than normal so many are day dreams about what wli as head. and in our nation's capital, at least they are having some fun with the snow, despite a prohibition on sledding they are having a great time yesterday who knew that sledding could be an act of civil disobedience. >>> one person was air-lifted from the atlantic city expressway, the accident brought traffic to a stand still at 7:00 this m

melissa here with a look at the roads. >> weekend looks good to me! roads a little more construction. 395 northbound between duke and king. we have two right lanes blocked. about the next 15 minutes or so and it should be out of the way. beltway everything running along nicely there. no major issues. big look at things overall lots of green and movement. no major problems when you take a look at the beltway inner and outer loop 270 into and out of town no issues as well. earlier road work that has been cleared out of the way for the past hour. 66 and 95 also rolling along quite nicely. no major issues. take a look at 95 in maryland and bw parkway into and out of town no issues. >> thank you. >>> the changes one major school district is making to the schedule this year. >>> and do you want to get away from the cold and the snow? >> yes! >> we're working for you with the simple change you can make to save you more than $100 when >>> in the day ahead maryland lawmakers will consider a bill that would ask you to expand gaming to include bwi marshall airpo

melissa: what makes a great robot, clarke? >> oh that's a great question. it has to lookly cool things, and above all else it needs to inspire the next generations to do even better. melissa: all right. good luck to you. thanks for coming on we appreciate it. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: all right. that's all we have for now. i hope you are making "money" today. the market right now trading to the plus side by 53 points. countdown today with cheryl casone starts right now. cheryl: melissa, thank you very much. we have got breaking news from the nfl. the league just announced big changes for the upcoming season. it will end its practice of blacking out certain games that don't sell out ending a decades-old process. and the nfl will live stream one game over the internet for the first time ever. it's going to happen in week seven when the buffalo bills meet the jacksonville jaguars in london england. more on that story coming up. we've got all your headlines covered. take a look at the markets right now, stocks are mostly higher today breaking the up-down cycle that gave

stay with us. >>> melissa is back but a closer look at the forecast and some soggy weather this weekendfor saturday we are in and out of steady rain. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing it is dry, no issues with precipitation on this friday. we'll show you the picture outside. the action cam was outside earlier today out in fairmount park we have got a bright blue sky overhead they will fully start to climb as we go through the afternoon hours we are coming in at 44 degrees and the dew point is 8 and the atmosphere is dry and that moisture will eventually make its way northward and the wind out of the east at 7 miles per hour. 44 in the city and a windchill of 40 degrees with the winds coming in from the easterly direction, 39 in reading and 42 in dover along the coast in beach haven here is more good news on our friday its not as windy today yesterday we had winds gusting in the city as high as 30 miles per hour. they are sustained at 6 miles per hour, and 10 miles per hour in wildwood and they are coming in from the southeast we had the stiff ones from the north and today they are

next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at your drive time forecast for the wet wednesday. >>> let's go to melissa and get a look at first 4 traffic. >> brand new crash just into the traffic office. lee highway at stone road this is a report a pedestrian struck. trying to get more information about this. if just popped up here. 66 just west of nutley treat in and out of town looking quite good. dale boulevard this still remains the ramp to 95 southbound we still have this crash. it is off to the shoulder. but it seems to be slow things just a tad here this morning. taking a look at prince george's county into town on indian head highway, no problems. a little bit slow on branch avenue and then pennsylvania avenue actually look pretty good. remember we have this dli marc penn south 505, 16 minutes behind. >>> if just a few hours, lawyers in the case will argue before the supreme court at issue whether people in all 50 states and d.c. are eligible for federal subsidies. challengers say the subsidyies are only for people who bought policies on exchanged established by a state. millions who bought on

>> that is his tongue believe it or not. >> melissa is back with a closer look at the forecast one mores sunny today giving way to increasing clouds the highs today 52 in philadelphia and upper 40s in allentown and 50 in millville and 49 in toms river and less wind on the way today and as we get into the overnight hours, all of today is dry and that moisture arrives for the start of the weekend, have the wet weather gear ready for that. >> have a nice weekend. >> thank you. looking at the story coming up on "action news" at 4:00, a local farm in business for close to a century, now the family that has owned it for generations, why the owners of a south jersey lan mark say they simply can't stay afloat. >> this game of jeopardy ended up with just one player in final jeopardy and even alec trebek had something to say about it. >> now for the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams have a nice friday. we'll see you tonight. >> announcer: today on "the chew," do not adjust your tv because we are spiraling out of control in "the chew's freaky friday." move over michael, clinton is takin

. ♪ melissa: we are going to start with the markets because look at the boards.he dow nearing session lows as rate hike concerns force the dow and s&p to give back all their gains for the year. oil also slumping on worries of global inventoriries will con it build as winter weather dies down. i'm joined by our very own charlie gasparino. jack hough of "barron's," tony sayeg, political strategist and fox news contributor. charlie, what do you think of the big selloff. >> i think, what was that all about? >> celebrating the selloff. melissa: strong. >> did you predict this selloff? >> no, no, i did not. >> that is what i do take a victory lap. >> you any given day you can't tell. >> what do you mean by that? >> pour over the next five years. stock market is little pricey. melissa: you think it is downhill from here? >> i think returns will be below average. pointless to predict a crash. i don't see anything like that coming but i think returns will be below double-digit returns. >> whoever how long? >> five years. >> listen i think that might be true over five year

melissa here now looking at that big backup on 270. >>> again we're talking about 270 south bondbound through sger germantown. 3 1/2 mile backups because of the earlier crash. take 355 thfd 55 instead. it really is jammed. these are just linger backups. branch avenue southeast closed from pennsylvania avenue to alabama. we have a pole down there because of an accident. wide look at things overall beltway looking quite good. we like to see that. 66 east of compton road have a disabled truck off to the right. doesn't seem to be slowing things down too many here at all. 95 north slow through dale city. 23 miles per hour. and th back up again. beltway at central avenue inner loop and outer loop, everything looking good. again, this is our biggest problem. 270 south at father hurley. we'll talk more about this in the 6:00 hour. >>> gm is recalling some of its hybrid cars because of what can happen when you forget to turn off the vehicle. landon dowdy is live with more on this. >> so gm is recalling about 64,000 chevy volt hybrids on concerns about carbon monoxide building up when the cars

melissa. when you're taking a look, vix trading 13. look at this, hey, maybe people are getting complacent about the market, time to buy protection. i'm looking at a trade not necessarily to lay out cash but zero cost collar on like i like to use here. long stocks, 20 grand of stocks, 100 shares, option trade kind of put on and get protection. looking at the april 214 calls i'd be a seller of those around a buck. at the same time looking to buy 205 put for a dollar. net doesn't cost me anything. i'm called away from a position to spy at 214. my break even on this trade is 205. anything below on the spy, even, feels like market due for 1, 2, 3% pullback. certainly this is a trade i'm looking to put on when vix is low, looking to add protection. volatility creeps up, a trade you want to be protected in case the selloff more than expected. >> look at a trade like this, number one, why do i want to sell any. the other further out in time, lockhart looking at june, july, april is not going to catch that. what are we going to catch. >> what

alexis davies is in for melissa morning. >>> still looking good traveling the beltway.annapolis, westbound route 50 at severn river bridge left lane blocked due to an accident. 270 out of frederick looking slow right now. you'll see wet pavement and ponding, so do be careful. 66 traveling out of gainesville, manassas looking good no reports of delays but watchponding on the roadways. 50 in maryland at landover road see something wetness there. watch out for potholes and give yourself extra time this morning. so you don't hydroplane. back to you. >>> make sure that you have the e-zpass if you don't morally use it on the dulles toll road. crews are doing maintenance on the toll plaza at the hunter mill exit. there will be no cash lane in the west bound exit from 9:30 this morning until 5:00 a.m. monday morning. so if you don't have an event-zpass and you need to use the exit, call the customer service center. >>> today we're getting a look at the baby bithat could not wait to enter the world. >> we told you yesterday morning a baby was born on i-270. well there he is. tha

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. >> there's a way, melissa, to look at it flip it on its head and say 15 years. it took. is that a lost decade and a half for people who have grown up been investing in between? >> well, i guess it depends on what you have been investing in because for every stock that burst and didn't come back there were stocks that reinvented themselves as guy put it and done pretty well. in terms of leadership we are in a better place today. take a look at the kinds of companies composing the nasdaq composite right now. they're older and they are larger companies. the number of components back then was 4,800. today it's 2,500. fewer ipos last year certainly than back in 1999 as well. so these are companies that have had longer track records, longer operating histories, and they're here in the composite today. >> and let's bring mike santoli into the convo. a lot of people are saying nasdaq 5,000, you have to adjust for inflation and that's basically talking about nasdaq 6,900. to that i would add there are dividends as well. if you want to talk about holding onto that index,

now melissa is here taking a look at canal road still closed. >> and probably will be for much of the morning commute. so this is something you'll want to avoid pip. richard jordan will be out there for us. canal closed between reservoir and foxhall. inbound, they will push you you on to reservoir, outbound on to foxhall. so avoid it but it will just get worse. wide look at things overall no major problems. same thing looking at 95 in maryland bw parkway also looking quite good. top of the beltway about as good as it gets. and a lot of fog around up to. 270 at mondaytrose, you can see a little bit of a haze there. >>> this almost sounds too good to be true. the new fda approved drug which says it can just melt away the fat. >> definitely too good to be true. the new video which shows the midair collision which killed a number of olympians filming a reality show. >>> 4:57. a developing story this morning. new video showing a midair collision between two helicopters that left ten people dead. we're learning today that french investigators will led on the crash site in argentina. yesterd

let's get details of the accident from melissa mollet. >> take a look at this tanker on its side right now blocking all southbound lanes. we are talking about a six-mile backup right now because of this crash. . you can see it's going to take quite some time to get it out of the way. want to show you some of the backups backups. cars. this is southbound here at 198. i'll be updating you throughout the morning here letting you know what's going on. >> right now a group called d.c. fen tack ticks. the group says police unfairly target minorities during police stops. police have died those allegations alts the police chief saying about all of this? >> reporter: well barbara, we have yet to hear from the chief. she's expected to point today. she's about the 18th speaker on the list so it will be awhile before we get to that. the meeting just started an hour ago. there are several protesters inside the council chamber anxious to hear what the police chief has to say. they are questioning a police outs. this is when a team of police officers inside a vehicle jump out to approach someone they

melissa, how are the roads looking looking? >> roads looking okay, but rails, marc completely canceled today. route 201 bus will run today. vre also canceled today again because of the snow that is headed our way. as far as travel times, 270, outer loop top side of the beltway from 95 to 270 looking quite good there. 66 east no problems and 95 north on time at 23 minutes. >>> 6:13. a live look in northern virginia right now. this is the picture from vienna. you can see wet roads there. they have been seeing rain fall. we'll check in with derrick ward >>> good morning. tracking this snow that stretches from dallas all the way to boston. and we're on the southern he said of it right now but eventually this area of snow you see in the white and gray will be moving closer to the metro area but not until later this morning. right now the pink zone green mostly rain. it's just to our north and west. northern montgomery county and up into frederick and washington get something snow. metro area mostly rain with a little bit of sleet mi

. >> melissa cooling: if you look at the odds all the time, you're never going to achieve anything. >tin: so it didn't bother you that, in all the previous classes, exactly one woman had made it through that first day? >> cooling: no, it doesn't bother me because she's not me so... and none of the other women are me. i've tried not to think about it as, "well, i'm a girl and i'm going to perform like all the other girls." i just try and focus on performing like melissa. >> martin: at 5'2", cooling is shoulder-high to the men, but she's a born competitor, most recently as a triathlete. she also happens to have a degree in biomedical engineering and a brother who preceded her into the marine corps. she is one of five women starting out on this day's combat endurance test, but the only one who would let us identify her. cooling may have to climb to get to the pull-up bar, but once there, she can gut them out. pull-ups are supposed to be the bugaboo of all women because of upper body strength. >> cooling: yeah, that's one of the myths that's out there-- "women can't do pull-ups." but we h

. >>> and i'm melissa mollet pap better look at the damage left behind by tornadoes in oklahoma. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. light rain around the area and sun breaks out. tell you how warm it's going to get later today coming up. >>> briking news in the investigation of the germanwings flight that crashed in the french alps earlier this week. officials believe the copilot intentionally brought that plane down kills himself and 149 other people onboard. the captain left the cockpit for a short while and then could not get back in. this was all heard on the flight voice recorder no leads why the first officer would take this action. they don't believe it was an act of terror. 28 years old the copilot, from germany. a slight interruption in his training that happened about six years ago. according to lufthansa the parent company of germanwings no red flags, no reason to keep that copilot from the cockpit. protocol was followed. the captain left the cockpit for a short time and then could not get back in. in the u.s. if that happens a flight attendant goes into the c

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melissa mollet news4. >>> those are so interesting. this just one in a series of reports on the history of roads in our area. if you have an idea for a road that we should lookcommunity, all you have to do is tweet melissa at first 4 traffic. >>> ready for a warm-up? you bet. we may have to wait but there's something to look forward to. that is the cherry blossom bloom prediction, which we have next. that dad's eating a sizzling sausage skillet with spicy pepper sauce! for breakfast? i bet he doesn't have rules about booby traps... the new rio ranchero skillet. denny's. welcome to america's diner. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ ♪ yippee!! ♪ i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ >>> well plenty of people say the food is great, terrific amazing, but the location not so much. bacon's barb use in manassas park has closed its doors. the food has been praised by local foot critics and will soon be featured on the food network competition, but the location along centralville road does not attract customers. >> it's all about

melissa, how are the roads? >> yoifroverall looking pretty good. right now looking at 66 95 here overall no major problems. same thing looking at prince george's county rolling along nicely for us this morning. icc at 95 also looking good. right volume. beltway at st. barnabas is rolling right along, as well. as for the construction worth mentioning again, could be there 5:00 hour, road work been around for about a week of that. and warrenton road at 95 also. >>> it's going to take a new generation of courageous conservatives to help make america great again. >> new this morning, it is if i recall texas senator ted cruz is the first person to announce he is running for president in 2016. he put out this video overnight. today he's expected to make an in-person announcement during a speech at liberty university. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk following a developing story, a 6.1 magnitude earthquake strikes northern chile. right now no immediate reports of damage and no tsunami warning. this quake hit just before 2:00 a.m. our time. the epice

melissa: can we crank the cow? oh, my gosh. look at this. wow. i can't believe it. s it better. melissa: i love it. i didn't know jonathan hoenig has those kinds of moves. that was fantastic. liz claman -- i don't know how she'll do it. liz. >> let me tell you something, i want to see his bar mitzvah video. okay? [laughter] melissa: yeah, that's right. >> omg. melissa: well-played liz. >> thank you melissa. breaking news. how did she do on the stand? former executive ellen's sex -- against kleiner perkins. was it an underpower or was she discriminated against after she broke off an affair forced upon her. we have the forbes reporter who has been inside the courtroom all day long listening to every graphic detail. we have former