. >>> hats and gloves, winter coats through the midatlantic and great lakes. very concerned with the blossoms on the apple and peach trees this morning in many areas from the ohio valley through the midatlantic and below freezing in new york city. and when we add the winds, the feels like are in single digit. a wind chill of 27 this morning. you were in the 70s yesterday afternoon. so, as far as the temperatures in the days ahead. we get a little break. wednesday is still very cold in the northeast. we get a little reprieve and the next shot of cold air from the north friday plorn morning and saturday morning, as far south as louisville feel like 20. this cold stays with us through the weekend. now a closer look at your day ahead. so, at least we'll have sunshine in most of the frigid areas this morning. a little tug of warm air in kansas. look at wichita at 86 deglee rees. got to wait until next week for the warmth. >>> well, the startling numbers behind the world 's biggest defense spenders. >>> and a tradition that dates back 1200 years. you're watching "ea

and to montauk point, elsewhere, we're experiencing very nice temperatures from new england to midatlantic, in 50s to albany, 60s in philadelphia, and dc, 70 in williamsport and pittsburgh, bush low cooler -- buffalo is cooler. we have a couple high clouds working through right now. we'll stay try overnight, and wake up in the morning with mostly cloudy conditions, there lakes, a area of low pressure is sitting over the northern plains, this will one will head to our region. with clouds thickening unlate. am i interrupting you over there tomorrow's highs in 70s from great lakes down to gulf coast region, we have readings in 7s to 80s, 60 in new york city, warm, is down to gulf coast to west, we have readings cooler in upper 50s, to pacific north west to l.a., and look at future cast, clouds moving in tonight, tomorrow wake up with cloud cover, but don't be alarmed, sun breaking through from time to time, rain should hole off until tomorrow -- hold off until tomorrow night, tuesday, you should have your umbrella handy with a threat of scattered showers, in afternoon a line of rain moving th

the goal is to try gain momentum heading into the midatlantic and northeastern states. starting tomorrow, it's all about those next states. april 26th primary, john kasich starting to swing through pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut and rhode island. new york, for all intents and purposes, is in the past. >> phil mattingly, thanks. a big endorsement for republicans who think tomorrow could be the first day of the rest of his campaign. kasich won ohio and hopes to do well tomorrow. later this month in pennsylvania and beyond. i spoke to the governor just before air time. >> you have endorsed a candidate who is trailing in the delegate count. he's third. are you counting on a contested convention? >> well, i think that's what everyone hopes for in terms of for john kasich. i have known him for years. he's turned the economy in ohio around. he's brought many jobs. he has great experience through his service in the congress and on the armed services committee. i think he's the ideal candidate to serve as president of the united states and frankly the only one that can beat

it begins in the northern portions of the rockies and over the weekend, the cold blast over the midatlantic, the northeast and the great lakes. and possibly even snow for new england on saturday. now a closer look at your day ahead. well, we have beautiful weather in some spots of the country. texas today, 87 in dallas. that's a very warm and almost summer-like. the opposite in areas of the great lakes, 44 in detroit. this will be hopefully almost promising the least cold blast. >> almost. >> i've only i said that four or five times. you can help prevent blindness in undernourished children all over the world. when you get your vitamins at walgreens, you help give life-changing vitamins to kids across the globe. get vitamins here. change lives everywhere. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec . powerful relief from nasal allergy symptoms, all day and all night. try new rhinocort allergy spray. soup and sandwich and clean and real and inside joke

just one of the several states in the midatlantic to see snow. >> light rain being reported from santa rosa in the north down to mountain view in the south. you can see that the heavier cells are not that heavy really. not exactly a wash out. from liver moore in the east, down to san mateo. get a little bit of coverage from all this rain as this high def doppler loop shows us. that lop is moving out toward the bay area. uncharacteristic direction. so not freezing temperatures. temperatures are near 60 degrees. at the door tomorrow morning, we still have a few showers lingering around the bay area with temperatures beginning in the low-50s. just like what we had today, on again, off again. a few more showers tomorrow. that low you see off shore is going to kick inland. we'll get what we have been getting. that is top side moisture heading into the bay area from the east. it's a rare day in april when you've got three times as much rain in walnut creek as ben loman. half an inch in santa rosa and two-thirds in sausalito. you can see a few pop-up showers heading into the early morning hou

. >> next stop, the northeast and midatlantic, where trump is heavily favored. here in pennsylvania, he'll be competing for 54 unbound delegates, who can vote for anyone, no matter who wins here next week. peter alexander. >>> i'm kristin welker, hillary clinton taking her surging campaign into pennsylvania. based on the nbc news delegate count, clinton can lose every remaining state and still clinch the nomination. she is calling for party unity. >> to all the people who supported senator sanders, i believe there is much more that unites us than divides us. >> under mounting pressure, senator sanders took a day off at home in vermont to reassess his strategy, after vowing to fight oh on. >> i think we're going to do well and we have a path toward victory. >> nbc news has learned sanders is battling for big victories in states like oregon, indiana and running the table in the progressive state of california. >> we have to win most of the states and delegates. >> privately telling nbc news the race is all but over, and clinton surrogates asking to -- >> the chang

. >>> hats and gloves, winter coats through the midatlantic and great lakes. very concerned with the blossoms on the apple and peach trees the cold is going to continue through today and through the weekend. temperatures are in the 20s and teens in new england. that's unusual. it's typical when we get the extreme heat in the east and that's the warm and the west. spring fever and then 83 today and then 92 for wednesday. some spots near 90 outside of the water area. we have a chance of nearing reno at 71 and we're going to melt that chunk away. not fair, right. too hold or too cold. >> flip flops is how we roll. >>> well, the startling numbers behind the world 's biggest defense spenders. >>> and a tradition that dates back 1200 years. you're watching "early today" . ♪ you can help prevent blindness in undernourished children all over the world. when you get your vitamins at walgreens, you help give life-changing vitamins to kids across the globe. get vitamins here. change lives everywhere. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. quilted northern works t

or 12 degrees but comfortable. 74 in aspen hill. 70 in columbia heights. 70 in all through the midatlantic very comfortable. there is much warmer air all day. west of the appalachians. charleston is 82. 85 in knoxville and louisville. we will see warmer air tomorrow and friday. because the increased cloud cover on friday we won't see the temperatures spike in 80's. instead it's 70's. friday is the day for the cold front to approach and give it scattered showers and a few afternoon thunderstorms. looking for a quarter to a half inch of rain. knowing we are well over three inches deficient rainfall for a month and a half. we can use whatever we get. the front will turn into the warm front later in the day tomorrow. start opening the door for the air to moisturize a bit. higher dew point and the humidity levels will develop. we watch timing here. thursday, at that time. late afternoon and the early evening. scattered showers popping up through the ohio valley. we get through friday morning the showers make a run. we are thinking at 10:00 or 111 11:00, isolated thunderstorm or two. is cool in

fiercely campaigning throughout the east ahead of a key primary tuesday of five northeastern and midatlantic states. matt fin has the latest. >> reporter: the race on both sides becomes a mad scramble for delegates. despite a loss to hillary clinton in new york, bernie sanders is pushing ahead, pleading his case to voters in delaware and maryland on saturday. >> the establishment and the system don't want you to know this. but all of you are enormously powerful people, if you choose to exercise that power. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: 384 delegates at stake tuesday. hillary clinton speaking to voters in connecticut, believes she's the only candidate. >> equal pay, we shouldn't be talking about it in 2016. >> reporter: as for the republicans, 118 delegates are up for grabs. the three remaining gop contenders are jockeying for any advantage ahead of tuesday's contest. >> i think donald and the media believe pennsylvania is a suburb of manhattan. i've got a whole lot more faith in the men and women of pennsylvania. >> let's win with ideas. when pleases smear one another, it makes all

those storms over the midatlantic. now the front has turned on the brakes and it connects out to the severe weather in the middle of the country for tornado reports here. this front is going to want to lift north. you still see clouds off to the south but it's a nice day, chilly start, mix of sun and clouds. basically a sunny day to the north. mix of sun and clouds south of i-78. it's a chilly start, more clouds to the south. 47. up to 63. mainly sunny north. patchy clouds over central and 46 tomorrow night. partly cloudy and cool. here's your 7-day crth forecast. tomorrow is the best bet. thursday should start out fine. you're good in the morning. i do think we start to see clouds move in. futurecast may be a little understated in terms of where the rain is later in the day. from the city south we may have a wet drive home. on friday, lots of clouds. just a few showers. kind of damp and cool. saturday is nice though. looks like it's partly to mostly sunny skies. sunday, clouds thickening. right now i'm going to keep i

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plains and we are nothing but clear here from the midwest towe the ohio river valley into the v midatlanticnd you know what, that's going to continue at least for the next couple ofalo days.. here's your forecast.ec it was a cool start thishi morning. morning. temperatures at 8:00 a.m. int the 50's in town8: but it will l still be maybe even a few in the 40's even at 8:00 a.m. out.. in the suburbs.bs real chilly in the suburbs sub this morning, some lower 40's l4 can coming in out there but were have a very dry low relative humidity, lots off sunshine, so easily todayy we're going to get up into the t 80 to 83-degree range areare wide and again, this is just the first of two days where whe we're actually going to beoio into the 80's.inhe 8 not a bad looking week.eek. we'll have that full seven-dayvn forecast coming up.in u right now though it's time toh t get to traffic. traff erin como is in with that. t >> good morning.ng. we're dealing with an earlyg wih morning crash in landover so s let's move our maps over on the inner loop at landoveranve road near arena drive. dri little bit of caut

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it is clear from the midwest to the midatlantic and up north to maine. temperatures are in the mild side. area of high pressure is going to keep us dry over the next couple days. 59 in philadelphia. 56 in the poconos. 49 already in dover. little bit cooler down the shore in the 40's with an on shore flow. that sea breeze. overnight 53, suburbs 49. clear skies, mild night and wait till you see the weather for tomorrow. the heat will peak. we're going for 80 degrees. we will see a cool-down with a back door front. remember those? they're a pain in the neck around this time of year. we'll look at our next storm chance in that seven-day forecast. we'll time out your day so you can plan coming up with the seven-day forecast. i'll see you later in the broadcast. >> thank you. >>> several people are out of their apartments tonight after massive flames ripped through the complex in pine hill, new jersey late last night. fire destroyed eight apartments. >> brad sattin was at the scene of the fire talking with neighbors who witnessed the dramatic fire fight. >> it

accuweather you can see all the warmth expected across the northern teerp -- tier states into the midatlantic, this summer accuweather is expecting above average days. looks like it will be a hot summer around the philadelphia area. >>> the flyers have a playoff pulse and the phillies open a road trip in milwaukee. here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning we have a series between the flyers and cal -- caps. it's a hole the flyers created and now they are climbing out of it. opening seconds of the game, both teams trying to send a message. brayden shenn. second period no score, power play expiring, ryan white cleans up the mess. the puck goes off a capital players skate. 1-0 flyers. this is as good as it gets. facing a barrage of shots he makes great save after great save after great save. 44 sairvets in -- saves in all. the flyers win 2-zip. they are down 3-2 in the series. they force a game 6 tomorrow at noon at the wells fargo center. >>> that was their best game of the series. they came at us pretty hard. >> reporter: what's it feel like to go back to philadelphia for game 6. >>> fee

stays cool on the midatlantic states. what that above normal weather make its way to the east.cool out through the rockies. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> skies remain cloudy but the bulk of the light rain it's all dry now across parts of northern virginia. that trend will continue. we're in the mid to upper 40s now. here's your seven-day forecast. sunshine coming back for a time this afternoon. should make it a mild enough day. 68 for a high today. rain likely again tomorrow morning up through about lunchtime. cool but sunny during the middle of the week and nice by the weekend. >> the rolling spring break continues here. just wanted to get a chance for our huge crowd to be seen. look. show these folks. go down the line. show those beautiful people. look at them there. wow, oh, my gosh. a lot of these people are in for a real treat. they didn't realize they were going to be in focus all the way down the line. glad you got a lot of rest this weekend. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> we're here with oscar winner k

five states all in the northeast and midatlantic. 172 republican delegates at stake and trump is poisednd why is that so important to him? if he can sweep all five, he can add maybe 100 to his delegate take. does that guarantee if he gets past 950? does it guarantee he gets to 1237 and the rest? no, but it keeps him in play, lowers his percentage math he needs going forward and would send a big message to the republican party. can it work, perhaps. governor kasich says senator cruz, you've got indiana. in return, cruz says governor kasich, you take new mexico and oregon. that's 109 delegates. if the trump opponents can take them, sure, it complicates the math for trump. we know mr. trump is going to win new jersey. we run out the west here. let's say cruz wins indiana and, even if trump won california big, under this scenario, that would have trump at about 1215, so, short of 1237, doesn't mean he couldn't negotiate to get there but if he won those states, if he actually came in and won indiana and said sorry governor kasich, i'm going to take new mexico and if you can run the board and

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clouds across the midatlantic. all the rain is still a ways off. around chicago. milwaukee. not going to be a problem for us. not anytime soon. night time lows are 40 to 50 degrees. milder temperatures inside the capital beltway. tomorrow is a good looking day. talking about the daytime highs around 70 degrees. a lot of sunshine. winds from the northeast at 5 miles per hour. the next seven days will show rain. finally in the forecast. now period of rain not a wash-out on friday. around 76 degrees. weekend, a lot is going on. d.c. united versus new england looking at the temperatures in the afternoon and the evening hours that will fall through the 60's to around 60 degrees. by sunday, looking fantastic. a few clouds here and there with the highs around 70. check on the rush hour commute on tuesday afternoon. here is jamie sullivan. jamie: we are seeing rush hour traffic. we have had crashes pop up here and there. mostly everything is quickly cleared away. run through the slowest spot. starting in virginia, southbound 95. 17 miles per hour. as you get closer to the occoquan.

at this point, he's looking beyond the so-called northeastern midatlantic states and instead looking to be strong here in, indiana. and that's part of the reason he brought kasich on. it became mathematically impossible for cruz to win out right and that's why you're seeing them team up. you're not seeing each candidate explicitly say that their supporters should vote for the other guy. and you're not seeing john kasich say that about his supporters here in indiana. it's an embrace but not a full on pact the way some folks are talking about it. >> thank you very much for joining us tonight. joining us now, senior advisor for anti-trump pact and also with us, scotty hughes, chief political commentator for usa networks. and they recommend scotty join us tonight to speak for the trump campaign. what is the trump campaign's assessment of this new alliance and how do they plan on dealing with it? >> you heard trump say this was an act of desperation. it was interesting to see this bromanse already start to fall apart. they're not telling our people to vote for the other guy in the states

if you want to keep him 100 short, kasich needs to perform in the northeast and midatlantic states where ted cruz isn't going to do that well. he can get a couple districts in maryland, it's donald trump country. kasich has not performed at all. >> can he raise money? how can he continue to raise money to stay in? if he doesn't perform well in these states. >> but indiana is the race where kasich may have a spoiler role if you're looking to deny trump 1237. >> kasich you might as well have him in these states. everyone realizes the next two weeks are going to be rough. but they are happy with the map going into the convention. because then you get states like indiana, washington, oregon that conduct their primaries via mail-in ballots. it benefits campaigns that are really well organized. then you have california, where the cruz team thinks they can do pretty well. while the next weeks will be rough, kasich might be able to take delegates from trump. then from the rest of the way, momentum should be on the cruz side. >> it's interesting how weeks ago we kept hearing how donald trump is m

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that's a midatlantic states they had hopes to win. jerry has a new pullout that puts him down 15 points in pennsylvania. the clinton folks have no expectation he'll get out of the race. they hope he tempers the rhetoric. they say he's doing damage by criticizing her judgment, honesty, trustworthiness. when he criticized her as unprepared i don't think that worried them. that's not her vulnerability. but he's hitting her in place where is it could hurt in november. >> which brings us to a big question in prohibition. what does bernie sanders want? if he's not the nominee, what will he demand from the clinton campaign? he said what he would like to see in the platform are planks that say the democratic party will take on wall street and the drug companies and oil and gas. what do you think is the likelihood? >> the first person who has to decide the answer is bernie sanders himself. the vibes out of the sanders camp were mixed after the new york primary. some said we fight on in the convention. it is possible to win. there was a little

donald trump is uniquely positioned to do well in the midatlantic and northeastern united states. to be perfectly candid, they said ronald reagan couldn't win these states. it turned out to be moderate republicans that couldn't win these states. reagan won them twice. bush 41 ran for the so-called reagan third term, he won pennsylvania. beyond that once bush was on his own, pennsylvania has been a democratic hands ever since in terms of presidential elections. so donald trump is exactly the kind of candidate that can appeal in these areas. that's important to elect iing republican president. >> much more to talk about tonight including a look at ground war for delegates. we'll show you how the arm twisting works and the convincing works who went in supporting one candidate and now support another. also bernie sanders speaking to support irs. new polling suggests an already close race could be tightening. >> what working people are telling me is they cannot make it. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with cen

obviously the acela corridor states, midatlantic states, then indiana, then may 10th to nebraska. you see all the way down and you really have to wait until you get to california where you see a state where bernie sanders at least polling-wise is really competitive with hillary clinton. given that calendar, what would be the smart bernie sanders strategy, is it to keep going after hillary clinton, to try to bring her down and try to win some of these states or is it to sort of run through the calendar, let everybody vote, really pivot to a more positive message? >> to be honest with you, we are all talking about april 26 and how bernie does in the five primaries. hillary will win them all. i don't think there's any question about that. the date that matters for bernie sanders is april 30th because that's when fund-raising reports come out. if he racises another $40 millin and his supporters keep giving him money, he will stay in until ma may. i think that's what his candidacy is about right now in terms of starting that movement potentially, sitting on a boatload of federal dollar

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certainly, this could change by california, depending on what happens in new york, what happens in the midatlantichat happens as we move west. >> do you get the sense that the president would relish donald trump being the -- because he likes to talk about him and because he thinks it would be easy to beat him. >> unless it isn't. yeah, sure, the entire democratic establishment would relish it, unless they were wrong and unless he put her in a corner and won. then they would blame themselves for not doing more to stop it. it's a risk. the democratic understands that. >> if you're running hillary clinton's campaign, who do you want to run against, donald trump or ted cruz? >> donald trump. >> you do? because? >> because given his negatives, he is not electable, and he will put states in play that would otherwise not be. >> the fact that he is unpredictable as he is -- cruz seems to be predictable. >> there might be some more difficult days, emotionally because of donald trump's presence in the race, but i cannot imagine circumstances under which somebody with his numbers currently and his style of c

having one more, but if hillary clinton wins big here and then wins big in the northeastern and midatlanticthe time we get to the next democratic debate. a lot on the line for bernie sanders especially. >> if you look at her career as a presidential candidate, she has won an inordinate number of debates. >> and he lost badly. >> prepared for so many different things, unless he can come up with something that rattles her, causes her to be seen in a different light, then she'll be fine. so what do i expect? i don't expect him necessarily to come up with that. every indication is he is not prepared for this the way almost any other candidate would. he is been a great candidate in a lot of ways. he has not been a guy that understands he has to rise to the occasion and paradigm shifting event. >> the one debate she lost in 2008 was the question of driver's license for illegal immigrants. it was when there was a question she didn't expect. she'll expect anything that sanders brings at her. but the fact that he has gotten under her skin, she has got under his skin too, there is just enough annoyia

this will continue to work its way eastward so coming out of the ohio valley tonight and into the midatlantic early as tomorrow. we'll talk about what we can expect and time out the precipitation for you region by region. in our northwest suburbs we're dealing with wet snow anywhere from two to 4 inches of snow. the i-95 metro area wet snow and rain a bit of a beautied tell zone for that philadelphia metro zone area, anywhere from a coating to 2-inches sell federal delaware and south jersey it's mostly rain with a few flakes mixing in from time to time. we really have some whacky weather, kind of confused here in philadelphia. this weekend we're dealing with snow in april, temperatures in the 40's and back in march, march 12th and the 13th even march 26th through the 27th it was quite warm with temperatures in the 60's so we are kind of any flopping this weekend. we'll let you know when things get back on track and talk about expected snowfall accumulation with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast guys. >> melissa we'll check back in later. >>> it was a celebration fit for champions. t

but it has been very cool in the midatlantic.ght now just 50 degrees in the city of philadelphia. 61 in richmond. there is a boundary draped right through here that is not moving whatsoever. south of there very summer-like with temperatures in the up are 80's, in fact savannah georgia this afternoon did hit 93 degrees. many folks heading to the bank here this evening 7:05, raw, cloudy and damp feeling. there could be a spitting shower, some drizzle at times but it doesn't look like any steady rain with temperature right around that 50-degree mark. when i come back we'll talk about and look at future tracker six for that heavy rain, monica, the second half of the weekend in just a little bit. >> thank you, adam. >> uh-huh. >> those april showers do keep coming and 6abc.com/weather has you covered. between storm tracker6 live radar and constant updates from our team of meteorologists you'll be prepared for whatever changes may happen. >> ♪ >> now to the 2016 race for the white house. donald trump continues to stump across californi

when you turn away from the midatlantic, though, indiana may 3rd, that's a place and i know steve wast talking about that i believe on the big board a couple of minutes ago how key indiana could be and the cruz campaign feels confident they could pick up 40, 45 delegates there, possibly more. after that it's the june 7 states, the western states in which cruz feels like he could win montana, he could do very well in new mexico, south dakota, and of course california with its 172 delegates. it's basically 53 small elections. we're going to work our way in here. senator, we're live on msnbc. we'll wait until he shakes a couple of hands here. hey, senator, as you're signing auto graphs, we're live on ms -- let's listen in here. >> those are really awesome. >> $5. >> thank you very much. what's your name? >> so we've got a cat and a dog that says we hope you will be our president. you will be a good president too. so we have the pet vote now. thank you very much. do you want to get a picture? where is -- do you have a camera? right here. okay, good. >> senator, you said you're definitely

we've got the clouds that continue to filter through the eastern half of the country from the midatlanticw england. low pressure right around chicago. you see that yellow box that has popped up. that is a severe thunderstorm watch. there is a tremendous amount of energy with this system that will develop here tonight and tomorrow but that stays in the midwest. we will get some gusty thunderstorms to develop in spots tomorrow afternoon but as we go through the overnight hours as that warm front continues to drift through there could be some scattered downpours or even a quick shower especially north of philadelphia late tonight, early tomorrow morning. the majority of the region will start tomorrow morning for that commute on the dry and mild side with some sunshine. we spike into the upper 70's, low 80's across much of the area and we're still awaiting that front to come in from the north. this is 2:30. the best chance for any storms to fire up would be far northern areas in the early afternoon. then it collapses close to philadelphia, chester county, into trenton around 4, 5 o'clock and

there's that high pressure protecting not only the midatlantic, the northeast, the great lakes with allms revolving around that high, so we are in the sweet spot here if you like this kind of weather with all of the wet weather along the gulf coast states and then wrapping around into the northern plains. tonight back at home it's clear, chilly a calm wind, 35 in the suburbs, 42 degrees for center city. no longer do we have a frost advisory or freeze warnings overnight tonight like the last couple of nights but as we look at the setup that high still in control to our north. beautiful inland. 67 degrees but only 55 at the shore. low pressure which is just off the coast will sit here and kind of drift just to our south and east as high pressure kind of moves from our north to our west, everything is kind of working backwards here with a warm -- a cold front coming in from the north so it's even warmer on sunday. 84 degrees, 60 at the shore so again f-you're heading to the shore, bring a light jacket especially with that wind coming in off the water. but we do have that dry stretch that c

he looks poised to do very well next week in the northeast and midatlantic states but cruz is keeping an eye on those 54 unbound delegates in this state. a campaign aide telling us they expect to get two dozen of the delegates, so 24, plus pick up another six in maryland. those are the states that cruz will be focusing on. here in hershey, there's a kiss mobile out front, home of hershey chocolate. this is the delegate slate that the cruz campaign is looking to put out there. these are people who have committed to supporting senator ted cruz if this does go to a second ballot or even a first ballot considering they are unbound in pennsylvania. cruz himself is talking about his path to victory here, his path to the nomination. remember, donald trump tweeted this morning that cruz is basically mathematically eliminated after tuesday. cruz is saying, hey, essentially in an interview that just aired this morning, nobody is getting to 1237. he's also pivoting to potentially more of a general election message. we saw that last night in philadelphia. he was in pennsylvania watching the resul

as we look at high pressure in control across the ohio valley, tennessee valley midatlantic region thish has been dominant and it's starting to break down a little bit. there was a front to the north here. you see those clouds and showers slowly working in from the north so a front is going to swing through here early tomorrow morning. but it's not going to come with any precipitation. so, it's fairly comfortable overnight tonight. 56 philadelphia, 52 in wilmington, 51 in allentown, 50's along the shore with a clear sky above. we'll watch high clouds 8 o'clock tomorrow morning with the front nearly a town and trenton with temperatures already at 61 philadelphia, 62 in wilmington. there you see those high clouds streaming to the south as the front progresses around lunchtime with temps in the mid and upper 60's across much of the area. once again topping off in the 70's for most locations especially south of philadelphia and then as we get into wednesday, that northeasterly wind will continue so we'll drop the highs on wednesday into the 60's so it's just a one hit wonder with this 80 de

union members from across the midatlantic agreed to strike after contract talks collapsed.ing without a deal since last summer. >> crash in bucks county on 95 southbound at cornwells heights is off to the side. not a huge delay here. watch out for a crash in newark as well along college avenue northbound at chestnut hill road. karen. >> it's 41 degrees. that's 20's degrees colder than yesterday morning. so, grab your coat. by 9:00 a.m., 45. by lunchtime, about 54. your high today is 58 with beautiful sunshine but cooler than average. >> all right. that's it for us right now. we'll send you off to "gma." of course we'll be back in 30 with updates. for dave murphy, matt pelman, oh, yeah, matt o'donnell, karen rogers, i'm tamala edwards. have a good wednesday. >> ♪ narrator: why have president obama and vice president biden endorsed katie mcginty for us senate? because she's a "champion for working families." katie mcginty will take on the republicans and protect social security and medicare. and mcginty will work for equal pay for women - because families depend on it. for th

distracted drivers that'scted according to a new poll by aaa midatlantic.ted driveanr outweighs there drivers large trucks andus lousy drivers.rivers >> meanwhile today is the official start of pothole palooza in washington, d.c. d mayor muriel bowser is kickingic off the event today at 11:00 it's in its eighth year.ighth you can report potholes to thest city and they'll try to getry to them filled within 72 hours. h >>> and now it is time fore gary mcgrady.cgrady >> ♪ >> >> that means if we report r them all today -- -- >> right.>> >> yes. >> -- then they'll be allen t fixed by monday. monda >> in theory. t pretty much by monday. mon >> april fool's. >> here we go. mostly cloudy out there thisheri morning.mog. it's super mild, too. mild, too look at numbers.lo at it's 69 degrees here in the city. quantico is 67.quan lots of 60's north and west, too. win chester it's one of theter coolest spots out there. it'se. 63 degrees.63 deg regionally this is the way its y looks. i mean, you've got all up and ad down the east coastdo temperatures are very mildures thi

it is going to stick around through most of the day through the midatlantic.eather across the country. here's a peek out your window. >> we won't be dealing with snow, but we may be dealing with rain. take your umbrella with you. showers in southern pennsylvania will move their way southward towards the d.c. metro. should be arriving by about 3:00. 30s in northern maryland. going to be a nice day to be outside until the rain moves in. southerly breezes bring temperatures up to near 70 before the raindrops. after the rain comes to an end, about midnight, cold cold cold and windy. >> that's your latest forecast. matt? >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> oscar nominee and emmy winner melissa mccarthy is back on the big screen starring in "the boss." she plays michelle darnel, the richest woman in america. after insider trader, she relies on her former assistant to help her get back on her feet. >> inside of a sofa, neat. >> it's old but comfortable. >> thank you, claire. >> good night, michelle. >> well, it's not oh, god. >> how many takes did you do on that? >> t

we've been on the cool part in the northeast and midatlantic states.hange is coming. look at what we've got out right now in the plains. salt lake 73. it's chillier in the northeast but tomorrow, hey, minneapolis you're up to 68. kansas city 71. the cooler than normal temperatures stay in the northeast and midatlantic and the southeast. but then finally as we get into the weekend, look at this. albany, 63. cleveland 65. and moving into the weekend you're going to see temperatures into the 70s in new york. 80s in richmond. charlotte, 76 in columbus and nashville, 80. that that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, it's a mild and rainy start to a tuesday. rain will be coming to an end here over the next couple of hours. most should be dry by lunchtime. may take a little longer to clear the rain out of southern maryland. closer to 2:00. a mild start. we're in the 60s already. mid 50s in the shenandoah valley. temperatures will go down later this afternoon. it will be on the breezy side

also freezing acrossing the midatlantic for this april.indchills in the teens tomorrow and again on wednesday. your select cities brought to you by car max. >> good monday morning. you can see the fog here from the east bay hills. it will bank up along the coast and dissipate altogether for a breezy afternoon at shore. it will fell like spring today. there will be a modest warmup and record warmth middle of the week. today, in the mid-60s in san francisco and a few degrees above average and 71 in fremont and 73 in san jose, and 75 in concord and a warm-up tomorrow through >> and coming up -- women soccer legend abby wambach apologizes after being arrested for drunk driving. but it's what the men's soccer team is saying that has everyone up in arms. >>> ivana trump's behind the scenes role in the campaign. and what she says about her relationship with melania all coming up. says about her relationship with melania all coming up. about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further

as hillary clinton looks to boost her delegate lead with five midatlantic states voting on tuesday.democrats are now pressu pressuring bernie sanders to get out of the way so she can focus on the general election and whoever it is that republicans nominate. sanders is not having it. saying the party has not been fair to his campaign. let's talk about it with richard fowler, a strategist a talk show host. caldwell served as an advanced staffer on mitt romney's 2012 presidential campaign. i'm going to start with you. you say there is no need for bernie sanders to get out of the race. >> great to be with you, jon. it's the hypocrisy of the democratic party to say they are all for allowing for citizen voices to be heard through the voting process but when it comes to bernie sanders who outraced hillary clinton, won a number of contests and who has been negatively impacting her because people are showing her to be a liar, a panderer and someone comfortable using racist language. he could take it all the way to the convention. that's what it's about. democracy, right? >> i guess. democrat

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midatlantic through new york, you've got sycamore, maples, birch, they're all doing some damage there been warm, record heat there in seattle and i think you'll see it again today. rain and even snow this morning in denver. that's a quick check on your national outlook. here's what's happening locally for you. >> rob pol and will stays high around here until friday. then it goes down to medium ranges. nothing on radar. lots of sun out there. we are going to wind up partly sunny and breezy later with a high of 75. >>> 70 tomorrow. ing to be more developing later on today. robin, back up to you. >> thank you very much. you said it's a family affair. these are the families of ryan and mikaila. thank you, what an example. >>> coming up, jess is on a huge adventure at disney, he's running into some menacing stormtroopers taking us behind the scenes. thank you, junior achievement of new york too. ♪ "gma's" pollen report brought to you by the makers narrator: looking out for wall street ceos - that's what congressman sestak did. sestak was one of only eight democrats to join republicans to a