. >> this is a water melon breeder, working on the perfect melon for the fruit market. >> we are lookingher shelf life, something that doesn't have a lot of juice when you cut it into pieces. >> why the trades? melon. >> he's trying to create a vegey that is more nutritious and tastier and resistant to disease and the hazards of shipping. the scientists are not genetically modifying plants to get what they want. they using biotechno how to speed up a process - cross breeding. marlin edwards is the head of vegetables. >> we take samples from plants, extract the tna and -- d.n.a. and characterise it to see if it has breeders or properties that we are looking for. >> edwards launched the market assisted breeding programme for vegetables and fruits in 2009. what is a genetic marker. >> it is a little stretch of d.n.a. acting as a sign post telling us about what is going on in the genetic neighbourhood in the plan. >> are you om? >> no, we are diagnosing it. sampling it like a blood test, characterise the sample but never change the plant. >> an important distinction for monsanta, a company t

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the animals are called melon-headed whales. they're two to three meters long. reports say they are injured and getting weaker. people living near the beach spotted them and alerted the coast guard. residents and surfers tried to get the animals back to the ocean and did their best to keep them comfortable. >> translator: i'm throwing water on them, trying to encourage them. that's all i can do. >> translator: i want to get them back in the ocean as soon as possible. >> some dolphins got a boat ride from police and coast guard officers. they went back in the ocean ten kilometers off shore. some of the others died on the beach. locals buried them. experts say a mass stranding in this area is unusual. >> translator: melon-headed whales usually live in warm water. i suspect they somehow turned away from a warm ocean current and were panicked by a threat. they ended up on a shallow beach. that's a place where their ultrasound doesn't work well. >> rescuers are taking a rest during night and they plan to continue their operation in the morning. >>> japanese authoriti

melonism.re was one spotted last year, and it is wondered if it is the same as the one spotted there. >>> and there is a urge to make your ground less thirsty and the prize is to make your ground less thirsty and if your ground is in the running, maybe you can make your yard less ugly. >> and a chilly start with 40s in the morning, and you mentioned it jessica, the best chance of showers is tuesday. that is another cold system which is the good news here, more snow for sierras as we head for the middle of next week. >> thank you, rob. thank you for joining us here at 11:00. have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- julia louis-dreyfus, scott eastwood

that's the view from the melon bank building in center city.ere's the light rain we have seen so far. just scattered showers now in gloucester county and camden county burlington seeing a few rain drops. nothing heavy just yet. but look at the warmth. nice and mild 60 in pottstown. wilmington is 60 degrees. and philadelphia dropped down to 60 degrees at the airport where it is 58 degrees. a break from the cold but not from the wet weather. 8:00 this morning showers and 58 degrees. showers at 11:00 with southwesterly winds at 14 miles an hour. 61 degrees. then we'll get some breaks in the rain this afternoon where temperatures will warm up. we'll still hit 70 degrees this afternoon. we'll go through it hour by hour with the latest weather when i'm back, but katy zachry is tracking a friday morning commute. hey, katy. >>> unfortunately, developing a slow developing situation on i-95 northbound with an accident involving three vehicles on the northbound side right at girard. you're looking at i thought right now with a live view over skyforce 10.

the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom. >> it seems in san francisco is talking about housing san francisco housing prizes are among the highest it tops anyone million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new residents and the credible opportunity our city diverse and will daytime committee grows jobs as a result we estimate the number of jobs is at ann an all-time 0 hive of 6 hundred thousand in the 80 the population was 6 hundred and 75 th

still a few rain drops on the lens of the melon bank building camera.louds though will be quickly moving out. a few showers moving through central chester county and into bucks county. there is a moderate rain shower just to the south of coatsville right now and in bucks county this is moving to the northeast at 40 miles an hour. upper make field can see a little bit more rainfall before the rain finally comes to an end. there's a line of showers moving through eastern maryland a sprinkle or two. clearing skies. already clearing out to our west. sunshine is on the way. so so long clouds after a cloudy start we'll see more and more sunshine. by 11:00, 61 degrees. westerly winds and sunshine at 2:00 in the afternoon. we'll see warming into the middle 60s today. tomorrow, showers are back in the afternoon. possibly even a thunderstorm but by thursday and friday the rain is done and the temperatures get chilly. look at the morning temperatures. thursday, friday into the 30s. high temperatures in the upper 50s both days. a bit of a rebound over the weekend.

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i got into brown, kearny melon, georgia tech lehigh, northern west northwestern stanford stevens, rutgers, upenn, uva and yale. receiving acceptances from seven of the at ity league schools. the only one left out of that school is dartmouth, a school nick didn't even apply to. i tried to find schools that had strong computer science programs. a senior at verona high school his days are jamb packed from 7: 10 to sometimes 8 or 9:00 p.m. at night at enucleation nick is inside that school band passion, ap study session, you name it, nick takes it. all while balancing a 4.5gpa. pretty good right? it's been a lot about balance. just figuring out what's important to me and finding the time to do all of it and not feel overwhelmed. i couldn't help thinking was this nick's master plan to win over all the ivies. i don't dread coming to school i like learning these. when i don't know something i'm asking why this, why not. >> many of the nation's topical yes, sir are reporting some of their lowest acceptance rates. has for nick he has a decision to make and the clock is ticking. he has to may # to

the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom. >> good afternoon8gd this is the regular meeting of land use commission i'm supervisor cohen the chair of committee and to my right is supervisor scott wiener and to my left will be jane kim our clerk is andrea ashbury i'd like to recognize jessie larson and jonathan who will be toifgz today's meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 14, 2015, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated excellent. thank you so colleagues, i building he have staff from the department of building inspection here to present on item number one. >> would you like me to call u call item one. >> i'm sorry yes. >> number one amending the building code for the determination of permit fees. >> seeing the staff is not here item 2. >> anticipated the planning code for the off-street parking and loading requirement and a presentation for item number 2 mr. johnson thank you. >> there y

hostage in west philadelphia the situation started at 6:00 this morning on the 3600 block of west melon street, the man claimed to have an automatic weapon and nearby homes and businesses were evacuated, the man's brother rushed to the scene when he heard what was going on and that his brother has a history of mental illness and doesn't own guns. >> he is under a lot of stress and he graduated from st. joseph's university and is intelligent just going through a lot of problems now. >> everybody that is evacuated is allowed back into their homes. >> now the forecast and the gorgeous days ahead for our region, taking a live look outside at the delaware river and penn's landing this noon, if you think today is beautiful wait until tomorrow meteorologist melissa magee is live outside with accuweather. that is the place to be. >> you want to be out doors on a day like today. puffy clouds are moving in from time to time and temperatures are on their way up check them out. we are in the 60s, 64 in philadelphia, and 62 in trenton and 61 in sea isle city out to the west in lancaster in the lower

. >> a 911 call came in that someone was screaming on melon street. a male came to the window and told the officer to get off his property and threatened to shoot him and he was in possession of an ak-47. students at west high school were told to shelter in place and then evacuated. some parents got calls from their children. >> they said we are moving to another school come get us and i'm coming. >> s.w.a.t. unit was called in and a hostage negotiator talked to thompson for about an hour before he surrendered without incident. >> there was no signs of guns but police were getting a warrant to search the house. thompson's brother rushed to the scene when he heard and that his brother sufferers from mental illness, and doesn't have any guns. >> he has mental issues and is intelligent and is going through problems right now. >> he believes he will not hurt his mother or grandmother who are disabled. >> you saw a cry for help and that is where it got emotional. he needs to get evaluated and better help, evidently something happened this morning. >> they

the melon bank building. warm, in the upper 50ed and low 60s. this is going to keep us cool. the rain that's moving in from the west hasn't reached philadelphia yet but it's already in portions of upper birch county just to the northwest of redding. very light rain to start with. clouds over philadelphia at 6:00. 59 degrees. showers at 9:00 but by noontime in philadelphia those showers could be pushing to the east already. 60 degrees at 9:00 and we'll stay cool as we head into the afternoon. heading out the door. katy zachry has a look at traffic. >> good morning, bill. watch the rain. watch our traffic cameras and let you know how it's affecting things on the road. a closure on the main artery through philadelphia. this is along the vine street expressway eastbound closed until 5:00 a.m. between 76 and the exit for 16th street. that's because crews are out there repairing some of the bridges that are over the vine street expressway. if you're on 76 east and westbound, exit at 30th street. that will get you around that. live look at 95 at broad street. there is active overnig

west philadelphia a barricade situation apparently happening right now in the 47 hundred block of melon street. near fairmount avenue. >> police say it started just after 6:30 this morning and there are reports of a man with a gun. of course we are working to get more information as well. steve keeleys on the way to the scene and will get us updates. >> maybe just more than just a gun maybe automatic weapon. steve is on it. >>> a few minutes before 8:00. lets get doctor oz on the show. >> he faces off with an on line fat shamer known for bullying people all over the world. >> first of all tell me what fat shaping is, and who is this guy, doctor oz. >> this guy's name is rush, from middle east original willly but lives in this country. he has for a long time. i believe he has been in europe. he writes harsh notes, about women who are overweight, embarrassing them. reason i had him on the show he created a social m to get other men to do the same. concern is, beside being rude, it is damaging to women. not only do they have to deal with perceptions by everyone around them but when you hav

live view from the melon bank building in center city where the temperatures are in the 40ed. philadelphia international, 49 degrees. wilmington down to 46. trenton is 51. mount holly is 44 degrees. chilly. a little bit of a breeze blowing. it will help clear things out. a few high clouds at 6:00. 51 degrees. by 9:00 57. middle 60ed 00s and climbing. back with future weather when i'm back in ten minutes. first alert traffic reporter katy zachry has a look at the roads. good morning, katy. >> good morning, bill. things looking good in the area. new jersey live look at 295 at mount laurel. 238. nothing to talk about on 295 or the garden state expressway or the ac expressway. your drive times between the 42 freeway and delaware memorial bridge in both directions is looking really good, 22 minutes. no issues to report there. in camden if you're driving on lansdowne avenue know there is a blockage on coral street because of fire activity. we have a crew out there. i'm told it will be clearing shortly. >>> in philadelphia there is a fire activity on ogontz. west nedro has fire activ

look how nice and clear it is from the melon bank building in center city. in the distance, a few scattered clouds with a lot of sunshine. warm that number into the 70s today. 64 yesterday afternoon. 42 degrees right now. still falling at this hour. we don't expect it to go much cooler than it is right now. the view from center city looking past university city which will stay dry today. we can't say the same about tomorrow. in fact much of the week we'll see april showers. so the may flowers should be spectacular this year. dry conditions for our area but look to the southwest and to the west moving through the midwest. those are light scattered showers. that's part of the system that is going to deliver rain to us tomorrow. for today, sunny and nice. and you'll need your sunglasses. leave the umbrella at home today. but tomorrow you'll definitely need it with rain in the area first thing in the morning. don't expect an all day rainfall, but on and off showers, heavy downpours and a chance of a thunderstorm. temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees

. >> beef stewed with melon and pumpkin seeds. there's futu. ubiquitous cornmeal porridge.ap. >> good taste. oh, yeah. awesome. good food here. menu change every day? you do a lot of great food in a small space. there are no seats. his customers remain part of the constantly unfolding street theater of yeoville. they mingle, talk, observe. >> with food, i knew food is a way to engage. got to put something in your mouth to get your ears open, you know. ♪ >> across town, another pioneer of sorts. an urban settler in a very different neighborhood. this is hillbrow. a notoriously dangerous district. and this is deejay lez. >> when i came here, i always dreamed of being a musician. i see myself singing in front of huge crowds, you know, making money in the process. that's what i dreamt about. >> he spins records and promotes acts and events in nightclubs. we meet in his favorite spot. sympathy's restaurant. what's good? what do you like? that looks good. is that fried chicken? >> that's the fried chicken. >> the place is heavy with the smell of frying chicken, stewing greens. wa

. >> serve with a little lime and salt, maybe some chili sauce. [ laughter ] >> squash, bitter melon>> on behalf of people of hue, thank you for you coming. >> thank you for having me. >> we wish you would have a blessed trip, safe and sound and success. >> thank you. >> i learned many things from american. i still remember some poems. on snowy evenings. i can sing it. >> please. >> sometime drink a lot of beer. ♪ this is house is in the village. you're going to see me stopping here. [ indiscernible ] clear to stop without ow farm house near. he gives a second to ask if there's some mistakes. the only other sound -- and something else. >> bravo. [ applause ] >> so we wish you have a good trip, a good fly. will you come back after you return to new york? >> i'll come back to vietnam, always. cheers, everybody, and thank you, all of you, for all of your help. >> cheers one more time. ♪ >> this is who came out of the ground, out of the jungle, the darkness, when it was all over. and this is what they did. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ speaking in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

a 911 call came in reporting a person screaming on the 4700 block of melon street. >> a male came to the window and told the officer to get off his property and that he was in possession of an ak-47. >> students were first told to sheltner place and then to evacuate. >> some parents got calls from their children. >> they said we are being evacuated and i said i'm coming. >> a hostage negotiator spoke with thompson for an hour before thompson surrendered without incident. thompson's brother rushed to the scene when he heard and said his brother suffers from mental illness and doesn't own guns. >> he is a good person he did graduate from st. joes university and is just going through a lot of problems rights now. >> kenneth believes he would never hurt his mother and grandmother, who are disabilityleddisabled. >> what you saw here was a cry for help and it got emotional. >> i did speak with the school district they said that the students that evacuated this morning were bused back to school to complete the rest of their day. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> officials in mont

on the 4700 block of melon street.ody who approached the home. a nearby school was evacuated. we will continue gathering details and bring you more. >>> looking at the weather now it is shaping up to be a nice tuesday. let's get your forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> temperatures have started to warm up even in the pocono mountains. look at the sunshine. that's the live view from woodlock. sunshine warms temperatures to near 60 degrees in the mountains. 54 degrees in northeast philadelphia. 50s across delaware and south jersey heading for the 60s possibly up to 70 degrees this afternoon. through it all sunny skies. >>> nbc 10's traffic reporter. >> right around route 70 approaches an accident. you can see 64 minutes if you are heading from this point 38 up into that accident with one lane getting by. >> and we leave you with a live look at the city of baltimore. we are back in 25 minutes with another update. anncr: sometimes our pets... aren't the only ones... that make bad choices. woman: honey, i'm home! an

. >> you can plant anything, you can plant tomatoes, you can plant melon you can plant anything. land produce a lot of things. >> angela benjamin worries the canal will displace them. >> i praying to god they can make the canal, it will make it but they must not move this part we live in. >> they fear their culture and their rama language could be lost forever. >> not all. i about six away, what could speak rama, they said them understand they understand but them not talk. >> the people of bankuk have been told little about the project. but installed this marker. >> in nicaragua the indigenous people have not very much a public utility power. they are few they are far away, they don't know the languages they don't know the different culture. they are not considered important. >> reporter: at a hearing before the interamerican commission on human rights in march, a representative from the rama community of bankukuk, accused the government of paying off. meeting with each individual along the canal route. >> everything has been done according to the required laws. right now we're d

start with the the peep starting with the water melon. >> ouch. >> sorry. >> the the peeps are harderre you are doing them first. >> this can be fun with the kid too so you can do it together. >> pine apple. >> yes, peeps, again it just took the same thing as they had before, color, this is dark check late. >> you just melt it and dip it. >> you can melt it a few different ways. >> yes. >> same as yesterday. >> yes, this is mike a will guys day. i'm apologize, mike. >> apology for april 2nd. >> yes, and then you just make them in ununiform and they are cute and easy to do. again you want to have fun with the treats and you just play on everything. check late covered. regular peeps and check late covered peeps. >> look at that. >> fancy stuff over there. >> i love all of this stuff. this is great. >> you need to do it. >> yes. >> he is out of control. >> thanks so much. this is great. >> i will send recipes over to you. >> we will put the on our web site people will love this for sure. >> are you done, mike? there we go. >> look at that that is cute. >> owe we now you know why bradley

melons cost more. these are all things grown in california. peppers. you can switch -- you can switch from one thing for another thing if you would like. will behavior change? if prices keep going up yes, they will. i will say for a lot of farmers, one relief for them has been lower gas prices. it costs less to ship their goods. that's been a little bit of relief even as it's been really hard for them on the water front. >> christine romans thank you. many thinks. scary in california right now. >>> top stories at 47 minutes past the hour the justice department launching a criminal investigation into the company responsible for spraying a chemical that may have severely sickened a delaware family. it happened last month when they were vacationing at a villa in the u.s. virgin islands. the father is still unable to talk or move. his wife is now in occupational therapy and their teenage sons remain in critical condition. >>> questions swirling around hillary clinton this morning in her all about announced run for president. she made munew hires to her com

the seeds are healthy to eat but not right out of the melon.ermelon seeds that have been sprouted shelled, and dried are actually a nutritious snack, they say. we're back in 60 secon >>> the idea of free-range parenting is coming under fire again. a silver spring couple is planning to sue after their kids were taken away from them. the kids age six and ten, were spotted walking along from a park near their home on sunday. montgomery county police handed over the kids to child protective services. the meitivs believe in free range parenting. we asked dr. joshua weiner what age is okay for a child to play outside alone. so dr. weiner at what age do you think it's okay for a child to play outside alone? >> it depends on two things. number one, it depends on your child and what they're going to do. so if you live in a busy dangerous neighborhood lots of traffic, you need to have that age be higher. if you're talking about your kid going in your backyard, it can be lower. if you're forcing me to give an age, seven, eight years old, somewhere in that

police responded to the home on the 4700 block of melon street around 6:00 this morning, neighbors tell "eyewitness news" is robert thompson and hostages were his mother and grandmother. man suffers from mental illness. no one was injured. there is no word on any charges. >>> well, prime minister of nepal says as many a as 10,000 people may have died in saturday's earthquake. so far 5,000 are confirmed dead, and the frantic digging continues across the country tonight where time is running out to find survivors. we are hearing tonight from an american hiker who was thrown there helicopter from the disaster site. >> cliffs come down, four or five deceased, buried in the rock fall. we have been there until just an hour ago and we were flown out. >> international rescue and medical teams continue to make their way in to nepal but aid has been slow in a arriving there. and some cases it has been turned away because airport is, and is too slow. >>> first witness in the colorado shooting trial of james holmes. katie medly who was nine months pregnant at the time who described what she saw in

we can sow any plant we want -- the beans, the tomatoes, the chile, melon -- all because of water. keach: the irrigation system at cuicatlan has increased food production dramatically but it has also brought with it a need for administration. anthropologist bob hunt is an expert on how irrigation affects the way we organize our societies. hunt: in order to operate an irrigation system now not just the dam itself, but the irrigation systems downstream where you're taking water from the river and moving it a considerable distance and putting it on fields on the fields of many people -- that's not an easy task to accomplish. and to accomplish it without conflict and to keep everybody more or less satisfied requires a considerable degree of organization. keach: in ancient times, powerful nobles who controlled the state probably managed the irrigation system. today in cuicatlan the farmers themselves exercise that control through their cooperative called the unidad. each night, farmers request their daily allotment of water from unidad officials. interpreter: when can i have water ? you

that's a live view from the melon bank building. it looks murky outside. that is going to be staying with us for much of the day. see the rain in the reading area. allentown getting rain. it is steadily moving into delaware and south jersey. finally moving into philadelphia, too. light rainfall in smyrna and dover has reached into cumberland, sal lem counties into gloucester, camden counties. even a few scattered showers for burlington county. norris town is seeing steady rainfall. philadelphia, south philly getting the first rain drops of the day. grab your rain gear. not a lot of wind and no cold either. 59 right now is what we're looking at for 8:00 this morning. we'll still be in the upper 50s with light showers at 11:00 and by 2:00 the rain will be done in philadelphia. there will still be rainfall in delaware and south jersey. the updated future weather hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. right now katy zachry watching the rain soak the roads. she has the first alert traffic report this morning. good morning, katy. >> i wish i could ignore the

. >> some breaking news coming in on eny melon. let's get to kate kelly with the news.> the activist battle over bank of new york melon is heating up a month after hedge fund manager nick mcguire took to our air to call for the resignation of the bank's ceo, gerald hassell, over concerns about underperformance and a bloated cost structure. mcguire is calling hassell and his company out once again. this time over what he regards as overly rosy statements hfd the company's april 14th annual meeting. and in response to his original critique. contrary to recent comments that boast about increased shareholder value at the ny during his ten-year which to be fair the stock is up huge over that period of time, mcguire says on his website a better bank of new york.com most of the share increase since hassell arrived is due to multiple expansion rather than earnings growth. he argues further that the company has missed its own performance targets and that it has misrepresented metrics like costs and margins which mcguire asertsz are up and down respectively. well bny is the singl

their decisions about if they think they could even plant any tomatoes or if they could plant any melons or corn. a lot of people have moved away from those crops. >> reporter: there are impacts you will never see as a consumer. this is alfalfa. it will be cut this year only six times instead of seven. that means that the price to dairy farmers who buy this will be higher and that could be passed on to you in the price of a gallon of milk. >> it goes back to supply and demand. >> reporter: he says the price of hay is up by at least a third over the past year. >> everybody has been affected. and, um, you know, you take acres out of production, and what acres are farming, the price goes up. >> reporter: in order to stretch the existing water, bowles farming is installing underground irrigation systems that it improve watering efficiency by bush that improve watering efficiency by about 40% but even the latest technology only goes so far what rain comes to the lakes and reservoirs. mark sayre, kpix 5. >> many central valley farmers get their water from lake shasta which is currently at 59%

here on cb. 36789 coming up on the late show, with david letterman scarlet johann son and scarlet melonp sitting in with the show bandies todd rundgreen, we will look forward to that. >> that is dave's tonight. cbs is celebrating dave's legendary career in rate night that is copping to an even, of course with the 90 minute prime time special david letterman a life on television be will be hosted by comedian ray romano airing monday night may fourth at 9:30, right here on cbs-3. we are all looking forward to. that great the show. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. we will look the at when it turns cool in the seven day forecast, that is coming up. >>> and he survived the holocaust as a teenager, tonight this local professor is getting ready to be honored as he closes yet another chapter on his remarkable life. >>> "eyewitness news" begins at 6:00 o'clock with breaking news out of baltimore where there is chaos and violence, on the streets tonight. protests against the the death of the 25 year-old freddie gray in police custody have taken a violent turn. police have deseened upon crow

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so the company moved very quickly to make melon kof the new ceo when he is on the short lift for microsoft. i don't know, man, he seems like he could be pushed around a little bit by activists. >> to do what? to return a lot more cash. when you think about it, if they're not going to get the growth, you might as well be buying back a lot more shares. >> all right, nice call, dan nathan. >> nice call but the stock is down 10% from that. here is the thing, this is the kind of environment we're in here, too. investors think the thing is broken and that's the case. to me you do buy back the shares. they have no debt. when you think about a lot of large cap debt. this is one that will be a work in progress. it will take time. >> it's not an aggressive activist. i think that's what's really the problem here. that's why the stock didn't just pop a lot today. it popped a little bit and then actually finished in the negative. normally what would happen is if they're aggressively activist and saying you have to do this, this, this, but they are willing to work with them right now. i think that's som

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. >> you said some of the names, bank of new york, melon, state street, charles schaub, e trade, howdoes this mesh? >> sure. >> makes sense. >> makes sense if the rates are going to rise over a sustained period, if it's a one and done, you're going to get a lift over 30 to 60 day period, then it's probably the momentum's going to die out. >> how deep, 1934 to 1953 rates stayed essentially below 4% the entire time. and most of that time were under 3%. that's a really long period with no rise in rates. which i'm not saying is going to be the case this time, but in other words, what if it were? do you essentially end up with the xlf as a portfolio given that those are the holdings and is that great? >> well the advantage versus a generic xlf, it teases out rates. it's not a generic financial site, people don't realize, e trade generates more than 65% of its revenues from net interest spread. they make more money from holding your cash than trading commissions. most don't know, the average revenue from rising interest rates in this portfolio is about 30%. so you can play the general xlf,

a four year long drought driveing up prices of broccoli grapes melon melons peppers.could see prices increase. and the strong dollar needs imports are cheaper and this drought forced farmers to abandon thousands of acres and trying to decide if they should plant less next year and could affect food prices next year. imagine if you're talking about grapevines and velced and you're planting less that could affect production in the future. >> aren't they pointing to the source of this? >> look at this. a pound of almond. 226 thousand gallons of water to produce one pound of wallalmonds and beef also. and you javierry brown restrict restricting water but agricultural is the big water. >> you're telling us to lay off the nuts that's what you're trying to say? >> chris, how about everything in moderation? >> how about everything in moderation. do you know that term moderation? >> no. >> president obama is selling the iran deal. but israel's prime minister is not buying it. the question is is there a middle here? will they meet. and who loss if they can't and how. big questi

the study by bny melon finds the top countries are australia, norway, ten mark finland, ireland and the.s. on the flip side india, the united arab emmirants are the worst. one of the key speakers at a conference this weekend is helena who joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, hi. >> how do we make sure that women stay on board seats and not leave right away. >> the key is and that's what the study reveals is making sure that all women in society are empowered. it's fascinating because there's real global analysis done in an academic way. it's not just hearsay or surveys. the biggest driver of sustained improvement in terms of progression of women was empowering all women. increasing the percentage of women in the labor force. quite different from saying you need interventions like legislation to get women in the board room. >> why are we not seeing more women advance to leadership ranks in the corporate world. >> it's frustrating for the financial services industry. fund management investment performance is gender blind. you need the greatest talent and it's a source of so

bank of new york melon and d.r. horton. let's take a look at today's other top stories. >> yum brand first quarter profits beating estimates. revenues missing as same store sales fell by 12% in china. the fast food giant, the parent of kfc, pizza hut, taco bell says it's confident it can produce produce strong earnings growth. rising by 4.3% in trade. >> you're going to get hungrier. chipotle rose 48% beating estimates. revenues were up 28% but that missed what analysts were expected as they rose 10% less than expected. the removal of pork from a third of its restaurants will likely hurt sales. that was due to its finding a supplier that did not meet animal welfare standards. pork is a key ingredient in their popular carnitas dishes. shares fell about 5% in after hours trade. this year up about 7.5%. >> in other news mexico is halting imports of poultry and eggs from iowa due to a bird flu outbreak there. they're the largest buyer of chicken. they discovered a deadly strain of the disease on monday. shares of several u.s. m

andrew melon fdr 16th amendment, these are elements of the story. but then there's some more, a couple of more that have to put this all together. you know, we've changed all of our money, we've changed the $20 bill the $5 bill, the $100 bill, they're all different now to the make them not for counterfeiters. do you know there's a federal law passed by congress that forbids the changing of the -- 1 bill? it's interesting isn't it? it actually cannot be changed. has to stay exactly like it is. that fascinated me. why in the world would we have such a rule as that? and then there's some very interesting things on the face of the $1 bill that you're going to be a little bit shocked, these things that appear in there. and one in particular involves a man named hi man solomon. he was a jewish man who lived in new york city, but he moved to philadelphia. he was connected very strongly with robert morse who was the treasurer of the fledgling new united states. hyman solomon is the man who financed the american revolution. he loaned his country $800,000 of

the melons this bill that the abduction was rail which and which they continue to insist despite theoax. >> reporter: know this morning we know the deadly apartment fire was not arson the comeback in january was not intentionally send out set the fire department had determined the fire may have been the result of an electrical fault the fire originated the third floor hallway and extended into the attic. 40 alkmaar reseal or lima died in the for alarm fire the building sustained an estimated 41 $5 million in damage along with $4 million in damage to its contents. >> reporter: now a serial stays is possibly a loss in petaluma and a seven day stretch five businesses have been robbed in the police believe the same man is responsible for all five robberies the latest robbery hack and at a 711 story on washington street tuesday morning. this is surveillance photo of the suspect in all five robberies police say this man wore dark clothing and the mass you can see the similarities in the other pictures of the one-man snapped at some of the other crime scenes stop, a valero gas station and a

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you farm tomatoes and melon. thanks for coming. welcome.being scapegoated a bit? >> i do. it's been difficult. because there's been the idea we haven't had any cutbacks and we've had more than 2 million acres that have had zero surface allocation for two years now. two million acres of productive farmland with no surface water. >> how much of your farm is unfarmable? >> we have one-third of our farm either unfarmable. we are laying off people or having a tough year. but our case is better than some. >> there is actually some talk of rain tonight but how much water would you need to bring the lapped back to being farmable? >> with no snowpack this year and reservoir levels where they are, we're in deep trouble. it is going to take above average precipitation for maybe one or two years. >> so really just a couple days of nice heavy rain would do nothing for you. >> not going to do anything no. >> what are you guys talking about doing? >> obviously we're going to need mother nature to help us out with some of the rain and bring back some of th

pennsylvania has contracted with carnegie melon to do a three-year study on how do we build roads to take these cars to be able to interact with these cars. is it different materials? does the paint need to be different so the sensors pick up on it? i don't know the answer. but that's what we need to study to understand. when we build a road in the next five to ten years, it's going to have a driverless vehicle on it in our lifetime. >> are there other stakeholders that need to be consulted in that process? are there sooints parts of the government that are not in the transportation department that should be weighing in on some of the rules and regulations that are coming out? >> absolutely. the electronics cityindustry, we've talked to people in the silicon valley. they're involved and engaged in what is going to happen. they're going to have to deal -- when the cars and technologies are built they will be energy and commerce committee that deal with the actual regs on those things. but getting on the highway and how we build these roads they're very interested in. >> it's the forwa

that is the view from the melon bank building. find out more about what led up to this attack. >>> philadelphia police are also investigating a hit-and-run that killed a child. thits happened on south 57th street. witnesses say they tried to help but couldn't save the little boy. according to investigators he was carrying a small toy as he crossed the street. surveillance video captured a black suv that police say slammed right into the child. investigators are searching for that black suv. they think it may be a ford edge. they suspect that the driver may be a woman. i'm rosemary connors. we have another update in 25 minutes. remember you can always get the latest news and weather on the nbc 10 app. now back to the "today" show. be sure to stick with us for our 11:00 newscast. have a good one. . >>> from nbc news this is "today," with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rock it feller plaza. ♪ come on and dance with me ♪ >> it's great but should have been a reba song, you know. reba is here today. we're so ex