moderator: good evening. on this tuesday, march 31, the final form between the two candidates running for mayor of chicago, that is a full hour next on "chicago tonight." ♪ moderator: the stakes in the mayoral election could hardly be higher. the bond rating teeters two notches above junk status. the city faces pension debt and reliance on borrowing threatens every other function of government. the question tonight what qualities the candidates for mayor have to change that. joining us, the city club is helping to underwrite tonight's forum. we are live streaming this on our website. welcome to our viewers around the country on c-span. our political reporter is tweeting. we invite you to join the online conversation. joining us are rahm emanuel, and jesus garcia. before we begin, tonight we are doing things differently. we will start by talking mainly about finances with each candidate individually without interruption from the other. that will give the mayor and commissioner an opportunity to clearly answere

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moderator: good evening. it is a full hour tonight. ♪ moderator: the stakes in the mayoral election could hardly be higher. the bond rating teeters two notches above junk status. the city faces pension debt and reliance on borrowing threatens every other function of government. the question tonight, what qualities the candidates for mayor have to change that. joining us, the city club is helping to underwrite tonight's forum. we are live streaming this on our website. welcome to our viewers around the country on c-span. our political reporter is tweeting. we invite you to join the online conversation. joining us are rahm emanuel, and jesus garcia. garcia. before we begin, tonight we are doing things differently. we will start by talking mainly about finances with each candidate individually without interruption from the other. that will give the mayor and commissioner an opportunity to clearly answered the questions. then we will engage both on a range of topics. may your, your administration borrow for short

>>james: more moderate in the degree being like the majority of the south bay the deal was a moderate to heavy rain right now milpitas san jose evergreen your sense among the heaviest rainfall in the south little scuttles the river city portions of having to pause of the 580 ride writer lawrence livermore out toward tracy heavy heavy rainfall solid red not in the north they released the northern portions of the east and richmond speaking of the north but we have the line pretty much from petaluma south for the golden gate bridge the stress of 101 sing at times like rent between cattlemen in the bottle again have to make you a dog to send a fell along the richmond san rafael bridge bridge we have heavy rainfall at the moment we're not out of the woods yet will be part of the morning commute track in 4 minute by minute as it continues to move across the bay team covers all >>will tran: i am right next to 1 01 the cars are saying over the shoulder-heading south on 101 in san jose the rain has stopped his car manometers 1520 minutes ago but this spring clean at this time the damage is alr

that brings in the moderate showers that continue through noontime. by 3:00 much of that heavier rain is east of the bay, behind that some lingering lighter rain through the rest of afternoon but the afternoon commute looking wet as well. then most of it is gone by 8:00 p.m. by 11:00 it's well east of the bay. temperatures low 60s now down into the mid 50s this afternoon. a dry day tomorrow around 70 increasing cloud, thursday, upper 60s, another round of showers on late thursday night. and friday high upper 60s. another chance of rain on saturday afternoon maybe and there's also a chance of a shower or two on sunday and again on monday with a highs around 70. coming up a look at the neighborhood temperatures hour by hour at the day head. >>> we have a brand new problem this one in silver spring. a possible pedestrian has been hit. we're talking about georgia avenue at forest glen road. we're trying to get more information about this one and pass it along to you. another problem, indian head highway northbound at the beltway a new crash there with the

>>james: dublin and pleasanton same moderate rainfall ride down the entire stretch of 580 and not to live a more in the altamont pass to haywood union city same story for you to north of the east bay the northern half of the east bay we have benicia it becomes a little bit lighter as it get into zero clear but not by much senses the beginning to taper off just a little bit and enough that we're saying it tipoff a pop-up sale of heavy rain ride and a bottle that is where we're sitting on radar at the moment we have team coverage and that in 15 minutes this is not the end of it we have more on the way. >>darya: will is in mountain view looking at the conditions there. >>will tran: went in very cold is serious business when i get the gloves were there is no choice because it's windy and wet puddling going on right behind me that south on 101 in the slot the cars are finally adjusting to the conditions because you can see all of the spaces in between the cars a little bit earlier it looks like the there are making room for each other to conceal all of it picking up from the water i can t

already, light to moderate rain in the shannon doe wa valley. i'll have the umbrella up the next time you see me. wet roads this morning and heavy rain possible later on this afternoon. 60s now. falling back down into the 50s later on today. so you may need an insulated raincoat for the second part of the day. >>> perhaps some windshield wipers that are very effective. we do have a brand new crash here this morning. we're talking about 95 in virginia southbound at fairfax county parkway. it's a tractor-trailer accident. it sounds like it has been moved off to the shoulder and we're not seeing her right here at fairfax county parkway. we know it's there. wide look at things overall, no major problems into town and out of town. everything looking quite good. overall no major issues in prince george's county everything rolling along well. back with 5:21 with a live look at 270. >>> 5:12 the bizarre reason the local principal was forced to resign>>> we learn more details about an accident on washington freeway. >>> he said it was an accident but pro

[applause] moderator: thank you. my first question to you all is do you have questions to each other you leonard -- to each other? leonard: actually, i do, but let me preface this. in miami gardens, there was a small store where there worked a man as of 2013 a man named earl simpson. he is never been convicted of anything more serious than the possession of marijuana, which i understand in some states is not even a crime. but he has been arrested dozens of times for trespassing at this little store, and the kicker is he works at the store. he has been pulled from behind the counter. we keep hearing from i learned panel made -- my learned panel mate that this is the result of rogue policeman just a few bad apples. my question is, after oscar grant, eric garner, avenue lima, chris lally, lavar jones, sean bell, after walter scott, after rodney king, and always other men i do not have time to name how many isolated incidents do we have to have before we see a pattern? [applause] that is my first question. it is a two-pa

so brief, moderate rain coming through for haymarket, for gainesville by 6:35. after that more occasional showers will be coming on through the area. then tomorrow it's going to be a dreary day. vastly different from today. today we've had the filtered sunshine but this weather front to the north in areas of pennsylvania comes down and stalls arnold our area tomorrow. we will be much cooler on the northern side of that front by as much as 15 degrees. by the end of the week, some storminess is possible with yet another weather system. every couple days this week we'll see a little something. you'll want to stay umbrella ready. certainly this evening, a few more showers coming through from 70 to 65 degrees by 11:00 p.m. it will be a bit of a mild evening for us. tomorrow morning already cooler by a couple degrees. we'll be starting out in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. 9:00 showers around the area, west more waves of this rain coming through. by midnight there you see it. coverage from areas of frederick through gaithersburg and down towards fredericksburg ri

nbc10 anchor jim rosenfield will moderate the debate. he's live at the kimmel center. >> bring us behind the scenes. what's happening right now? >> we just had one of the candidates nelson diaz check out his spot on the podium, which will be right here. the candidates all six democratic candidates will be here less than two hours from now. they'll be standing in alphabetical order. this hall will be filled with hundreds of people. right here in my hot little hands, i have the questions we'll be firing at them. we'll cover the big issues. education, the economy, jobs public safety in your community. so, not only the audience here at the kimmel center of course but you at home will get to see these candidates and see how they respond to these questions. we are ready to go. we've had rehearsals this afternoon. we've been working through this for days. we've been working on these questions for weeks. keith and jacqueline? >> those candidates would love to get their hands on those questions as soon as they could, jim. >> not happening. >> not

getting the more moderate rains. you can see by the dark greens, the yellows showing up. they're the moderate and heavy rains, fredericksburg all this advancing north-northeast ward. we're seeing it pufl into clinton, maryland, oxen hill, annapolis and bowie. anywhere from 1/2 to 3/4 inch, maybe a 1/10 or 14 inch more. if you're going out this evening, wet roidads for a while. and yes more rain in the forecast. >>> heavy rain and flooding kaizing major head dsaches for drivers in charleston, west virginia. some spots saw as much as 3 inches of rain. some found themselves stranded as they tried to drive through it. police shut down roads. rivers and creeks rose but the problems were mainly contained to the roadways. >>> the silver spring couple in trouble for free range parenting plan to sue. they haven't named anyone in their lawsuit. on sunday, their children were handed other to child protective services the the kids ages 6 and 10 were spotted walking alone from a park a few blocks from their house. a statement from their attorney reads, they intend to fully vindicate t

pockets of moderate rain starting to show up already. we'll see more and more waves of moderate and even heavy rain start to make its way through. again for the early morning rush take a look. flood watch it covers the, much of the viewing area. with exception of charles county st. mary's calvert county. whole areas here shaded in green. what we are expecting now out of system and by morning is between 1 and 2 inches of rain. ponding on roads possible we could be looking at flooding. with all of this kind of moving through. and then we are not done. we will be seeing thunderstorms too tomorrow afternoon. look at this. there its as a lot of moisture. south of the storm system. driving right up north. right into our area. into the mid-atlantic area. meanwhile, tomorrow again expecting a little bit of heating throughout the afternoon. we'll make our way from a flood threat early, to a severe storm threat. for the afternoon. and there is new information that is just coming in. so i tweaked my time line a bit. when i think severe storms could

yellow is moderate to heavy rain. it's pouring in the bay area from the north bay through the santa cruz mountains. heavy precipitation. you have there at that 580/680 corridor heavy amounts of precipitation. then we come further west. the peninsula with moderate rainfall. i would anticipate airport delays today especially at sfo. this is the scene looking out toward the transamerica pyramid where we have mostly cloudy skies. very windy conditions. winds are currently out of the south at 21 miles per hour at oakland. 51 degrees there. 48 in santa rosa with the winds up to 20 as well at times. so here's the bottom line. today what you need to know, stormy morning. we have some very gusty winds 20 to 30 miles per hour with locally heavy rain at times. this afternoon as the front passes through the bay area, we have the possibility of a thunderstorm containing small hail due to the unstable nature of the air mass and then after we get through today it's a setup for another dry weather pattern. this is an area of low pres

what makes it moderate and uneven. well, it is rather that given the lingering impact of the great recession on people, it is actually generating hardship for many people around the world, including those countries where more than 50% of the youth population goes unemployed. so growth is not good enough. six months ago i warned about the risk of a new mediocre. new mediocre, low growth for a long time. now today what we must do is avoid that new mediocre becomes the new reality. we can do better, and we must do better. that great atlanticist, john fitzgerald kennedy, once said, and i quote, "there are risks and costs to action, but they are far less than the long-range risks of comfortable inaction. so comfortable inaction is what must be avoided. and that's what i would like to focus on. how to lift growth today by using all available tools and policy space available. how to lift tomorrow's growth and prevent that new mediocre from becoming the new reality. and how do we work together to strengthen the international f

still moderate to heavy rain. the heaviest rain will moving toward to the eastern shore around 6 p.m. by 11:00 we'll have it cloudy and temperatures right now are in the 60s, but later today, it will be dropping back down into the 50s as that rain continues to fall into the afternoon, and then into the evening hours we begin to dry out. love this photo taken yesterday by 12-year-old alie worrall, a beautiful picture there of the magnolias there in the sunshine. tomorrow another beautiful day around 70. another chance of rain late on thursday and into friday morning and another chance on saturday afternoon, maybe on sunday. so stay tuned on that. highs near 70 each day. now, let's check on our morning commute. melissa is back. what's going on? >> good to see you. had a little bit of road work not so good to see. dulles toll road westbound at hunter mill we have a road blocked, it will should open up in a few minutes. remember when you hop in your car, you can listen to our friends on wtoe. prince george's county ni

jim rosenfield will be moderating. take a along inside our nbc crews inside getting ready for tonight's debate at 9:00. here are the candidates lynn abraham, nelson diaz jim kenny, jim oliver milton street and anthony hardy williams. nbc 10 has teamed up with the philadelphia chamber of commerce and hosted a forum last summer to learn what philadelphia candidates want in a mayoral candidate since their office works closely with whoever wins. >> we work every day with the better administration and his team. it could be from encouraging companies to locate here from around the world to being business properties that are in local city council. >> reporter: over the next hour we'll look at the issues that are on the ballot. what philadelphia voters care about most this election. if you want to learn more about the candidates tonight at 7:00, we have it all for you. thank you. >> and nbc 10 and telemundo 62 are proud to sponsor the mayoral debate tonight at 7:00 p.m. >>> students are back for their first full day back to sc

in new garden east nottingham, seeing moderate rainfall coming down. we show you through one of our cameras what that looks like you can see the raindrops on our lens. we've seen steady rainfall in philadelphia and wind gusts up to 71 miles per hour. as we continue to track some of these showers as they move to the east we expect to see another round of showers moving into parts of cherry hill closer to 4:49. most of the concern is going to be for severe thunderstorm warning now in effect for cape may pp parts of kent county and sussex county at least until 4:30. we have another 11 minutes. we to want show you the damage reports here. we've seen peak wind gusts where you see the blue circles. reports of peak wind gusts between 40 to up to 71 miles per hour. you can see this is widespread wind damage that we're slowly starting to get more reports in. we have one coming out of parts of new jersey where we're seeing downed trees. in georgetown where that severe thunderstorm warning is in effect, at least until 4:30 we're seeing a peak wind gust up to 40 m

he's in one of those moderate batches right now. there will be more heavy rainfall on the way to the area as we head throughout the morning. he did point out that it is cold out there. it's actually cold enough for snow on top of mt. hamilton. we're watching for you for that this morning. you'll also notice the wind is coming up from the south. if you're taking the golden gate bridge headed southbound, the wind will be right in your face this morning. please take it easy out there. wind picks up. then it kind of dies down. it's what we call very gusty wind. take it easy. we'll check on your drive right now here's anthony slaughter. >> thank you. in fact, we have a slew of accidents coming through the emeryville area. i want to start you off with this shot from the 80 east shore freeway. you can see lots of cars here, very slow. we switch over to the map and you can see what i'm talking about. not only do we have one accident but we have three all the way past hercules. all of these are spinouts so be cautious as you move through the

moderation is the best method. we have to face an extremism there are moderates who at the very front, are facing extremism, and we want to support this. with the rise of extremism, there are refugees and support to these refugees and also there the influx, there are countries that face difficulties. to these countries it is important that we provide support appropriately and to the moderate countries we need to tell them that they are not alone, they are not isolated in the society the moderate countries should be supported and we need to express that. at all times i believe that is important. in the middle east, there are people living there improving the area these areas -- so from that stand point, united nations and japan would like to cooperate to respond to the challenges. another point, the guidance. the defense guidance. and with regard to the security legislation. that we may be involved get caught up in wars. people can label this in some cases. it is very unfortunate labeling activities of this kind is

winchester moderate even heavy rains down around charlottesville. by the time we get to 9:00 things will start to come down a bit but we're not going to be completely dry. in fact for thursday early in the morning a northeastly wind lower temperatures and drizzly damp type conditions. tomorrow morning though we're mild and dry for most spots. 47 to 54 degrees. as we get into the afternoon i think still our temperatures could top out around 70 to 71 degrees. so into the 60s by 9:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m. 69 degrees. for any games that will be played tomorrow you might have a rain delay in terms of hitting the diamond there, hitting the baseball field. here's a look at your four-day forecast, from the 70s to the 60s. it is going to get cooler. most of your rain on thursday again, during the afternoon and early evening hours, kind of drizzly and damp for friday the high 65 degrees. when we get into the weekend, much drier temperatures between 70 and 75 degrees. look at your thursday and friday again moderate rains mainly thursday afternoon. cool with a nor

. >>> some moderate rains moving through the area. we'll have a couple of waves of rain from now through friday. so timing is everything. you have to stay weather ready for this all week long. meanwhile meanwhile, let's look at storm team4 radar. you folks looking west your sky darkening, that line of showers and an embedded thunderstorm or two as well, some lightning showing up on our storm team4 radar. you can see it around burke its vil and brunswick to leesburg right now. that is pockets of moderate rain, even heavy rain where i've seen rainfall rates over half inch per hour. eventually montgomery count yit, damascus 270 into gaithersburg in the next 45 minutes to about an hour. bethesda, eventually areas of 495 will see this rain move in right along 66. and 50. meanwhile, down on the tail end is where we've seen some of heaviest rain, south of culpeper and right on down into areas of southwestern virginia. severe weather threat for this evening, fairly low. there could be some brief high winds coming with some pockets of moderate

light to moderate rain from san francisco to mountain view. winds rotating west this afternoon with the passage. front then the winds begin to dial back 10 to 20 miles an hour. we'll continue to see wrap around moisture in the form of scattered showers during the afternoon hours. then once we get rid of the system tonight we'll see high pressure building in. it's a beautiful storm. the core is here just beginning to make landfall. this is a lot of the wrap around moisture. it's a winters storm taking a nosedive from the north to the south and with it we'll continue to see the adverse conditions primarily in the morning hours and then as you can see here, this wrap around moisture with the passage of the front during the afternoon. snow down to 4,000 feet so accumulation at mount saint helena and mount hamilton and the santa lucia mountains up to 6" expected by tonight. sonoma has already gotten 3 quarters inch of rain. 3/4-inch of rain throughout the santa cruz mountains. it's a stormy day in throughout the central valley. we are expecting up

live doppler 9000 light to occasionally moderate rain. up in montgomery and fairfax, a lot of steady rain, a very wet night. here's the heavier rains coming up now from areas in the shenandoah valley through culpeper and about to gold vein. this does move in northeast, warrenton at 11:53, quantico after midnight and manassas about 12:11 and there's a lot more. one thing we'll see while it's raw now with temps in the low to mid-50s, temperatures will rise as we led toward morning. the day plan -- head toward morning. the day planner for monday, mid- 60s when you wake up. rain should taper off some. middle of the day we get some shine and go into the low 80s for a high tomorrow and with sunshine and an approaching front, instability increasing and we're talking about the threat for severe thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and evening. that's why tomorrow is a yellow alert day. i'll be back in a few minutes talking more about tomorrow and the rest of the seven-day forecast. see you then. >>> a baltimore man dies after suffering serious injuri

>>james: you can see it is like to moderate even heavy in nature and by 1:00 in the morning we see it will be intense rain coming down at a fairly fast clip but the storm system will be moving at a fairly fast clip of pushing out to about 6:00 tomorrow morning just in time for the morning commute the heaviest of the rain should be gone more will be left with top of showers cold air and instability light to moderate heavy downpours at times with possible thunderstorms on tuesday is going to be a pretty wet one for us when we come back alive for ship will talk about exactly how much when we can expect with the system in terms of storm totals. >>james: dedicated web application is a great tool not to traffic. >>george: a stalled by a stroke on the suspension span of the bridge west of the island blocking the line scare the time the metering lights on early and we are ready backing up into the macarthur maze and drive times are already pushed over 20 minutes very quickly and very abruptly this is of big change something similar occurred on friday recovered from i think we will the back of

. >> and what tends to happen in republican politics is that you nominate the most moderate candidate who can reassure the conservative base. >> how does that work out for you guys the last two times? >> not -- >> not so well, right >> not so well. and that will be -- and that will be the argument that ted cruz will make when he runs for president. he will say, look, we tried nominating these -- >> twice. >> -- moderate tremors -- >> right >> -- these mccains and romneys, it didn't work, vote for me. and maybe that will appeal to people, but i think there's a reason that the party ends up nominating these figures, and it's because the balance of power in republican primaries is still held by sort of moderate conservatives who aren't necessarily tea party activists. >> but that gives the light of the idea that somehow the loudest and the angriest in the party are the ones who make those decisions, you know. >> they aren't. not at all. >> yeah. >> mitt romney would never have been -- >> had a -- >> they had -- what -- what conservative activist have is veto power over certain positions,

most of them bay area will be under the moderate that heavy rain. rain clothes that are quite impressive about half an inch of rain per hour. >> catherine heenan: chow's clifford is in the north bank. >> reporter: as we head into the evening hours chilly right now 54 degrees import madera the wind is also starting to pick up. is to employ all afternoon but is starting to pick up as we head into the evening. and unfortunately this will not been enough moisture to end the drought. the governor spent some time defending his decision for 25 percent mandatory deduction and water consume. >> reporter: critics are already saying that 25 percent is not enough. the not putting enough pressure on the agriculture interests industry which uses 80 percent of the water. brown descent but defended its position on tv. >>: provide costly and shut off if you only eat food imported from some other place that we do that but that would be that would displace hundreds of thousands of people and i don't think that is needed >> reporter: 3 while the water of california wat

that's heavier rain, little flecks of yellow, moderate rain and pretty good rain near dunkirk on route 2. it's going to end tonight north to south. in hagerstown could end as early as 6:00 or 7:00. rain and showers will continue through the commute. bus stop temperatures tomorrow 44 to 56, a little cool. wednesday is nice, grab a light jacket. thursday clouds return and we could see showers return also by thursday afternoon. here's a look at futurecast. by 10:00 tonight most everybody is pretty much rain free, a couple showers south of fredericksburg. clouds are still lingering, temperatures mid- to upper 50s. in the morning we clear out, still lingering clouds, 9:00 temps in the 50s, a few more cloud south and west, but in the immediate immediate partly cloudy skies, pre -- immediate metro area partly cloudy skies, pretty nice, 60s to near 70. by 5:00 it's still near 70 downtown despite the clouds and by 7:00 we're looking at mid- 60s north and west. tonight rain and showers ending, partial clear late and cool, wind northeast at 10. by morning partly cloudy and cool, 44 to 66, not bad

buoy you have rain but not as moderate as it is toward the south. we have rain and sleet mixing in through winchester, woodstock and warrenton. a raw night ahead. temperatures are in the 40s in most spots. in town we have dipped in the 40s. likely to stay in the upper 40s this evening. not too much wind. not that much wind chill. not the prettiest night to be out. i have better news about tomorrow afternoon and next week. our fortunes will turn around for the better. see you in a few minutes with that. >> thank you very much. >>> it happens once a year at maryland's largest university. there are hundreds of things to do for free. we'll take you inside maryland day. >>> we all >>> we are back live in baltimore. protests looks like they are growing larger. you are looking live from our chopper. it is getting a lot more people gathering. this is going to be happening throughout the evening. we'll be back to that later. >>> maryland's largest university opened its doors today to showcase its many academic programs. it was the 17th annual maryland day at

he said the moderate opposition in syria is elusive.t is very key of president obama -- we always said, there is no moderate opposition. the rise of isis was not suddden. that amputation, eating the heart of the victims, beheading come of that started from the beginning of the conflict. it started with what they call the moderate opposition. what is happening with all of them, they attacked military bases. they killed our soldiers. they destroyed our economy. how could that be the best thing that happened to me? in what logic? to destroy the country? to kill your supporters and others? in what sense could that be the best thing that happened to me or the government? that is illogical. charlie: with the new reality of isis, what changes do you see an attitude toward you in staying in the syrian government? president assad: regarding the west? i think the west has changed their regulations after the rise of isis. that didn't mean they change their approach to conflict in syria and iraq. i don't they have learned the lesson. as a result th

moderate even heavy rains moving in areas of 17 and faulkier county and northern prince william county and eastbound to arias like washington cliff fills and early in the next couple minutes. not seeing any lightning right now but there is that possibility. i don't think we'll have much wind with that. still showers around pshgs 65 degrees. pockets of fog too. rain overspreading the area into d.c. baltimore, annapolis. we have a weather front up to the north of us sinking south. as the front comes in crosses our area early tomorrow morning right along it and with it there will be periods of showers and a few embedded thunderstorms. i-95 baltimore early tomorrow morning. wet road early in the day. for your afternoon, the possibility of some isolated to scattered thunderstorms and even less rain on thursday but friday chance for strong storms. high temperature tomorrow 52 to 53. upper 40s to the north around frederick, maryland and, again, it will be cool and dreary tomorrow. temperatures down by about 15 degrees compared to where we were today. instead of getting up to around 70 degrees

and obviously, we know that there are modern moderate muslims, many, the majority. but this is a radical muslim movement. and step one really, is to call it that and to define what that entails, as dan says, eliminating other religions that they consider infidels. and we're not hearing that language from the leadership. >> where we're getting some language is the president of egypt, president sissi. this is deep-seeded. >> we have to take one more break. when we come back, hits and misses of the week. >>> >> time now for hits and misses of the week. james? >> this is a miss to the u.s. department of justice. this week they declined to prosecute lois lerner on contempt of congress charges. reasonable people can disagree on whether this particular charge could have stuck, but the lack of interest, lack of resources that the justice department has put into investigating what is really the political crime of the century, is to their eternal discredit. >> all right, mary? ? this . >> this is a miss for the dea. as you know, the war on drugs isn't going so well. maybe thi

we have a moderate ideology and open mind. others practice violence under the name of jihad, which we condemn. this is not jihad. >> there plenty of people who would laugh and they heard you say that hamas is a moderate organization. that is not how they describe you. >> the ones who are laughing at our logic, they should laugh at mondello, george washington and the american revolution. the people of the world have been liberated from occupiers. hamas is doing the same. >> hamas and other tunnels in israel with its modern forces will go to war again if there is no political progress. the challenge for the powers who are already confronted by the other middle eastern wars is at the least to keep the palestinians and israelis quiet. that probably will not happen. jeremy bowen, bbc news, though -- doha. laura: the 100 year anniversary of the great migration. african-americans went from the south to the north. it was captured by young black artists like jacob lawrence. his work is displayed in the new york museum of modern art. ♪

by 8:00 and 10:00, there's the moderate rain around the area and that moderate rain i think will stay in the forecast. there's 2:00 throughout a good portion of our area. especially d.c. down to the south. charles county. st. mary's. until 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. seeing areas of moderate rain. there'll be showers lingers for the afternoon and the evening. high temperature getting up to 62 degrees around silver spring. gaithersburg germantown. around manassas and 64 for a high temperature. that is it. some of our cooler locations, 56. so very cool. in fact chilly conditions tomorrow. you need a jacket as well as the umbrella tomorrow and patience, too. there's moderate to heavy rain hitting the area roads. here's the storm team four-day forecast, rainy conditions tomorrow 100%. for wednesday, a chance to dry out. partly sunny. the high close to 70 degrees. unlike last week where temperatures were bouncing up and down and very very cool days this week around the upper 60s to 70 degrees. nice conditions expected midweek on wednesday but then closer toward the end of the week more cloud cover m

do you want moderate? what exactly are you going for here?he reason why i think this is important, is that this is an example of, in this case, a political player being thrown off their game. the existing categories don't apply. you can't invoke the same things, the same arguments and level of political appeal. you can't invoke those things because top two readers -- read a straight bank reform, the whole gambit of political change elements that our movement is interested in, and let me say by the way, there is a broad cross-section of issues people bring to the table on the structural political reform part. that is good. not everyone agrees with everybody on these issues. we will see that in some of our panels. i think that is a good ink. i am happy about. i want to have open, honest, direct dialogue about these issues. these are important issues for the country. but the thing to see about this is, the way our movement grows and perhaps this is maybe the core message i want to give you today, is that it grows because changing the game is not

. >> in fact the severe weather impacts, we actually have a moderate chance of damaging winds, moderate chance of tornados and moderate chance of hail with these particular storms. we'll come back and track these storms a little further in to the future with our futurecast. >>> meantime, there is shock and disappointment in downtown silver spring tonight. a restaurant owner who fed the homeless and ran basketball camps for youth turns out he was a big time drug dealer. >> bruce johnson is standing outside live the popular society restaurant where customers and other business owners are weighing the impact of all this. i bet you're getting an earful. >> i've got to tell you guys, i've been inside this restaurant had my picture taken with the very owner we're talking about. society still very popular, still open. people still going in for happy hour. the owner isn't here. just about everybody going in, they know the owner is looking at possibly life in prison. >> jason is a former professional basketball player. >> reporter: jason and his restaurant society are all over youtube and social

there are modern moderate muslims, in the majority. but this is a radical muslim movement.and step one really is to call it that. and to define what that entails which means as dan says eliminating other religions so -- that they consider infidels. we are not hearing that language from the leadership in the world. >> well, pope francis has been weaker than his predecessor benedict on the subject. we are getting president al sisi calling for reform in the heart of the islamic religion. this is a deep seated reform about the way that muslims historically treat minorities. >> thank you all. we have to take one more break. when we come back, "hits & misses quality of the week." >>> time now for "hits & misses" of the week. >> this is a miss to the u.s. department of justice. they they declined to prosecute lois lerner on contempt of congress charges. reasonable people can disagree on whether this particular charge could have stuck, but the lack of interest lack of resources that the justice department has put into investigating what is really the political crime of the century

i love when you try to make moderate and moderated sound positive. john lonski what do you think. >> that tells me this will be the 10th straight year in which real gdp failed to grow by as much as 3%. melissa: yeah. >> that is without precedent going back to the 1930s. melissa: ted, i love having you here as former philly fed member. what jumped out at you? >> first of all i think it is more of the same kind of thing. we however are setting the stage for rates to go up in september maybe december as well. you have to remember janet is dove getting a lot of pressure, from three fed districts and fellow members. pressure on her to raise rates. melissa: pressure but we're seeing economy stall. gdp is not good out there. >> besides their own estimates they're projecting in future, i don't know last three or four meetings they keep ratcheting it down little pieces of it smaller and smaller. that says to me this is going to be more of the same. ted i know a lot of people, i agree with you on the pressure part but i don't think they will raise rates this y

how are we helping the moderate opposition in practical terms?e we actually dealing with the same people that we were dealing with a couple of years ago, or has it all changed? what is the current position? because i think for most of us it's confusing as to where we are today. >> i was going to say confusing is the current position. the moderate opposition is a broad coalition of a large number of often very small groups. it's not a fixed firmament. the political leadership is not necessarily well aligned with the leadership of the principle military groups. we have provided -- we've allocated 46 million pounds of nonlethal assistance to the moderate opposition this year. mainly to help them to manage areas that they are in control of, to make sure there are proper public services and policing and rescue services and so on provided in those areas. but we expect to make our main impact through a commitment to engagement u.s.-led training and equipping program for the moderate opposition. you'll remember the u.s. congress last autumn allocated $50

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i'll be moderating the event. it's hosted by the philadelphia council for community advancement. i'll ask the candidates about real estate tax reform and the decline of homeownership and neighborhood development. the candidates have been busy. last night they met at the free library of philadelphia to talk about technology and entrepreneurship. that was part of philly tech week presented by comcast the parent company of "nbc 10." there are six democrats in the race for mayor. lynn abraham, doug oliver milton street and anthony hardy williams. that's exactly four weeks away. the one republican in the race is melissa murray bailey. the general election is november 3rd. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> getting a stormy start this morning with showers and some thunderstorm activity overnight. those storms though are pushing out of here. sunshine will be taking over today. you'll definitely need your sunglasses during the day today. right now clouds and still a few rain drops in the area. the heavy showers and thunderstorms have already come

what that means, starting at 7:00 running there you your morning rush, moderate to heavy rainfall. as much as one to two inches flooding bonding on area roads, all possible. as the system comes into the area the rest of it tomorrow after into, the threat of severe weather. with that we could see some more wild and heavy rain coming into our area. i'm going to give you the time line of that as the rain is just now starting to make its way into our area now, but a high-impact day, weather alert day for us tomorrow afternoon severe storm risk. again, i will take you hour by hour coming up in a couple of minutes. chris? >> thanks vj. >>> now to a developing story in baltimore, one week after he got into a confrontation with police a man has died from his injuries and that is sparking some very angry protests. this is outside the baltimore police department this after into and looked about the same last night hours before freddy gray died. he has been in a coma for the last week with injuries to his spinal cord including three cracked vertebrae. cell phone video captured his arrest last

the philadelphia association of black journalists who host forum for the candidatement i helped moderate the forum at the community college of philadelphia. some of the conversations centered around funding and the school reform commission. >> i am hopeful the governor wolf will do the right thing and make sure that our children have enough money from the state which has been limiting the amount of money going to philadelphia for far too long, cheating our children out after first class education. >> with tours schools, we have to change the curriculum. we've got an antiquated model preparing student for jobs that no longer exist in manufacturing, not feeding their entrepreneur spirit. >> i will work with the governor to make sure that we end the src and that we establish parental control and that the mayor be the most responsible individual in making sure we fix our

you can see this area getting moderate to heavy downpours. bob, you were out there for that historic storm in december. i know

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this will march east, the weather will moderate a little bit. this will be in the form of rain showers that move in overnight tonight. when i come back we'll talk about that and when we warm up in the seven-day forecast. >> thanks, chris. >>> new video on our breaking news deaths are being reported after a powerful 7.9 magnitude earthquake rocked nepal. 71 people with died according to the country's home ministry. bangladesh ministry is reporting casualties. people are trapped in temples and homes. sphere destruction in katmandu, the capitol of nepal. 7,000 people live in katmandu. the quake was felt always way as new dehli india. this is the worst tremor to hit the himalayan nation in 80 years. >>> a man was hit by a car in a shopping center parking lot. he was hit in lawn side. this happened on the 100 block of the north white horse pike. the victim was taken to cooper university hospital in serious condition. the driver stopped police are investigating. >>> philadelphia police are searching for a violent thief who attacked a woman in south ph

you can see south san francisco seeing some moderate rain as well. and down towards the south bay we have been tracking thunderstorms just southeast of the san jose area as you can see here northeast of morgan hill. so you can't rule out the possibility of a thunderstorm or two. we've seen some develop and hail is still in the forecast until the sun goes down. last 24 hours picking up pretty good rainfall. .68. oakland, 67. >>> strong winds caused a scaffold to collapse in the laurel neighborhood. shortly after the structure fell at about 2:30. this is near the california pacific medical center. crews say they did rescue one worker, but no one was hurt. >> the rain today made for a very difficult morning commute. the highway patrol handled more than 500 accident calls during the heaviest downpours this

was a moderation from 2013, the difference in 2015 is that almost all of that moderation this year comesour continued slowing we anticipate for china, rather than other economies. with the exception of malaysia, we think most of the other asian economies, particularly the large ones, will actually grow somewhat faster in 2015 thailand being the most notable, but indonesia, philippines, all growing of it faster in 2015. a lot of that is the global recovery, which obviously continues to have some doubts about it, but is still on. angie: it is still on. the challenges remain. especially with china's slowdown, everybody else in the region is feeling it. what are your recommendations for those economies that depend so much on china? are they doing it right when it comes to monetary policy and fiscal policy? sudhir: our sense on monetary policy is that they are broadly in the right place, that given what has happened -- again, i go back to this point that most of them are oil importers, so in that sense, inflation concerns are somewhat less serious now because of the fall in oil prices. the re

now some moderate showers into chester county.rain show what we're in store for. this is 7:00e1 this morning. 38-mile-an-hour wind gusts in philadelphia topping out at 44 in wilmington and millville. the rain will be pushing through during the morning hours. that's 9:00. then ase1 we go into the noontime hours, get a break from the rain. those winds start coming down but it is a very windy and gusty morning. the temperatures with breaks of sunshine as we go into the afternoon e1hours, those will take off into the 70s. that couldmh1 fuel storms tonight. 7 day forecast to show you how long that storm wilÁlast and what's ahead tomorrow, that's when i'm back in ten. >>> 51 degrees at ñr4:42ok this monday morning as we take a look outside on theçó roads where it's wet. >> %%h, may be a little tricky out there for drivers this morning, right, jessica? >> a little bit tricky. the good thing is the drive times are áä1?r up. not affecting the volumes. it is still early. we'll start off ine1 delaware where you can see reduced adviceÑi sibi

has moderated its position. >> is u.s. moderator agreed principally to it. >> and enrichment was an important part of the conversation. president obama gave his speech today, it was actually broadcast live in iran which has never happened to be so i assume that's a good sign. he said as we just heard this cuts off every pathway to a bomb. but is that true? because critics in israel and the u.s. say it's not and part of it is because they say that iran is keeping enrichment facilities beyond what they need for peaceful nuclear energy. >> i think president is correct because you have only two ways to make nuclear bombs. one way is from heavy water facility. in heavy water facility if you do not have reprocessing facility it's impossible to make nuclear bombs. >> to get it to weapons grade. >> exactly. the second is making nuclear bomb from enrichment. to have that you need to enrich to above 90%. as long as you enrich below 5% there will never be a risk of proliferation from enrichment facility. >> the president also said th