times moren in 54 than among gi diagnosed mostly w the amazing ec cherry blossoms there are illuminatee n lighting of the ty iv2014. it continues tr area little bit a down south, the cherry blossoms are bloomin washington. national cherry blossoms festival is happening right now on the national mall. as part of the celebration, a traditional lighting of the japanese stone lantern marked friendship and peace between the u.s. and japan. >>> it was a lovely day to gaze at the cherry blossoms >> our cherry blossoms are blooming in philadelphia. as well as sunshine, a lot smiling faces. everyone is happy. no one was in a bad mood. then as we head to monday and tuesday it's going to go south, downhill fast once again. but it was beautiful today and a quiet evening as we get a live look at center city philadelphia. temperature at 50. west wind around eight miles per hour, we top at 63 today in philly. our most mild day and over a week's timeve average normal high temperature for today is 59 degrees. temperature change over last 24 hours, we do have a more mild evening in progress most of our r

moren nbc nightly news with kate snow. >>> a chaotic scene in north washington. people trapped in flames and thick smoke, as you see there, quickly tearing through the building. a mother tossed her baby down. she had to, to people below, before escaping from her balcony. a neighbor took this cell phone video there from across the street from the glenn rock landing apartments. news 4's derrick ward talked to neighbores who rushed in to help. >> reporter: minutes before the flames reached that balcony, a last ditch root to safety for the corning avenue apartments occupants. >> i heard a lady saying, help me, help me get my kids, call 911. >> just ahead of the worst of the inferno. >> i saw a guy running over there. >> reporter: residents were trapped and they too add improvise in a hurry. >> on the back side of the bu another woman out of window and smoke was everywhere. >> reporter: neighbors sprung into action. >> me and another gentleman at this point in time helped the one woman get out of window. like, people coming down from that balcony. >> 11-year-old usher

even if one of them suddenly decided to go legit and register his trade, he'd'd have to pay so much moren rent and taxes and undergo so many checks, from environmental to fire safety regulations, that his business wouldn't survive. that's why everyone here lies low. juri: estimates of the garazhnikis' numbers run to 30 million, or about 40% of russia's able-bodied population -- a vast shadow economy. they have no intention of sharing their earnings with the state. yet they're urgently needed by russia's legitimate economy -- by the industry they once fled. boris used to work as an automotive mechanic. now he's specialized in fixing loudspeakers. boris: for 30 years, i worked in a plant and got hardly any pay for it. finally, i quit, and i've been my own boss here ever since -- not officially, of course. i avoid any contact with the authorities. they're corrupt themselves. they just demand bribes. i won't go along with that. juri: no government has yet succeeded in breaking the vicious circle -- the tradesmen cheat the state, or the state cheats them. all across russia, the situation is mu

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for morenal plan was than 2400 of these planes to be built for all three services that fly fighter jets2000'sinevitably in the as a plane with that much money ran into problems. the degree of commonality among the three variants turned out to approaching 25% as opposed to 70% or 80%, which was theoriginal plan, so economies of scale when out the window quickly and costs began delaysrun targets and set income now amounting to seven years. oliver: it was let's build one model, but essentially making three different planes. >> that was basically it. oliver: that contributes to the prize because you have to have changes for each plane. so where did that bring the total cost to now? theriginal estimates were program for development and acquisition would cost of $200 billion. that figure is closer to $380 billion. you have to factor in inflation, so that is a 38% increase, but the biggest cost and the figure taxpayer should pay attention to is how much it will cost to sustain the plane and keep it in shape and keep it well-maintained and fly. that amount could exceed $600 billion over time. o

the tax rate is attractive to me. , morens more training hiring, more savings with better technologyor my company. , i bigger issue to me is don't think a lot of individuals understand that we are in this -- we are all in the same pot. it's not rich, middle-class, and poor. walter williams touched on this. the poor, within a decade, become the wealthy. when you leave money in the pockets of average americans, they can decide on the best way to use it. trump, don't get me wrong, he's going on about these tax cuts, which is great, but at the same tomahawkoting 59 missiles and dropping these bombs, all of the stuff cost money. that everyl thing is day americans save money through this tax proposal. host: jerry, mount vernon, illinois, what do you think? sameey will run into the problem that they did in 2006 -- 2008. they started out was cutting taxes, cutting taxes. it didn't work. they are going to have the same problems. this is how republicans plan to put this through congress, from "the wall street journal." host: what do you think of this wish list from the white house? denise, ode

. >>> inmate carlton moren is locked down in ad seg pending the investigation of his involvement with the vicious "a" yard battery. >> this is the asu, administrative segregation unit. this is where the inmates come from the gp yard whenever they're in trouble. >> clear. >> turn and face the wall. >> ever been in the hole before? >> no, sir. >> all right. >> we're all waiting by the bathrooms that are outside the yard. this guy comes strolling into the bathroom with a bloody pulp, like, bloody face. officer ubara came out of the office. whoa, what the hell? pressed the buzzer. took us all out in the yard, inspected us. and here i am. i don't have a mark on me. how am i going to break somebody's jaw? i'm not even a violent person. i don't know what to think, really. now apparently they found something in my locker or laundry bag that ties me in with whatever happened? it's only obviously i didn't get in a fight there isn't a mark on me. on my face or my hands. >> ironically, carlton was on the receiving end of a fight similar to this one not so long ago. >> i am in the 3a gym because i

ifwe are not a big player, china or any other country is morene with a much amplified role in the supplyin, for example from buying westinghouse, that could diminish not only our economic interests, but security interests. david: nuclear waste and how it should be disposed of. you have some lawmakers asking for a return to yucca mountain, a one-stop shop to take care of nuclear waste. are you in favor of a solution like that, does it create more problems than it is worth? ernest: i was on a commission before i became secretary chaired by two very distinguished americans. the most important thing i believe that comssn said is e e not going to solve this problem unless we focus on getting consent that aligns with the interests of localities, states, and the federal government. regrettably,n, does not fit into that category. we put forward a much more diverse program with many options here and part of it would be a geological repository, like yucca mountain is proposed to be, but could be in other geology's. have we should consolidated storage of spent fuel, move it away from the reactors.

julia roberts is moren >>> 6:23. new this morning, julia roberts more than just a pretty woman.hin the last hour, "people" magazine named her the world's most beautiful woman for a record fifth time. the 49-year-old actress previously claimed the cover spot back in 2010, 2005, 2000, 1991. old hat for her already. "people's" 28th annual world's most beautiful double issue hits stand on friday. >> an interesting story with apple which is making a bunch of its apps available for free at its apps stores. that's including i-movie and garage band. it's worth noting those are already free for people who bought a mac, iphone or ipad after 2013, but the move benefits anybody with an older device who never had a choons to buy those which cost between $5 and $20. >> you might want to brown bag it today. potely is raising prices. the mexican chain bumped up its prices last week by about 5% in select locations. it's the first price hike for the company in three years. chipotle has been trying to revive sales in the wake of several food-borne outbreaks that began in 2015. >> meantime, good ne

moving moren towards suv and trucks, but this program will allow us to beat more flexible and give us in terms of the vehicles we can produce here as well. david: one of the president's big emphasis is on jobs. when you look at this $1.33 billion you are investing, what does it do to jobs? jobs it potentially reduce ? it talks about new efficiencies. does that mean you will have fewer workers? >> we are at 8200 employees right now. brought past year, we in an additional 700 to introduce this new program, so we see this as not so much as a job growth program as a job retention program that allows us to maintain the high volume of vehicles and engines we are able to produce on site in georgetown for the perceivable future. david: thank you for joining us today. that is wilbur james. alix: thank you. .heck out tv interact with us directly. ask a question of a guest and we will ask it for you. that is tv on your terminal. firmer, maybe s&p futures up by two points. weakness in europe, but the dollar story continues to justgthen as bonds's a lot a touch after that huge selloff on