and under the name alexander nevermind and prince even we country under the name joey coco writing there my love for kenny rogers. and prince n only wrote his for other artists but he inspired greatness as well. in 1983 stevie knicks wrote stand back. while she was recording it prince came by studio to help her finish the track. >> what a great song. he was a musical genius. prince's long time stylist said every one of his songs was a prayer or foreplay. >> no doub that's such a complicate. >> that's true. so many songs prince wrote were about his women and coming up next we talk to them incl an emotional carmen electra. >> plus how the stars of everybody loves raymond came together to remember their tv mom. >> she was the mvp of that show. i was a nobody. is straight ahead. >> closed captioning provided by. we carefully craft ghirthe finest chocolate,sco. so you can savor life's sweetest moments. we pour our hearts into every square. >> well, h is a beautiful image of prince. his second wife gave to share with you and she told me last night in part, prince and i had a magical journey

nevermind that the actual cameras on . : let's talk about yesterday's temperatures. tri-state. high temperatures at 730 and yesterday's high indoor cat 73 with a high-end walmart 670. 68 in bridgeport. 60 out towards montauk point. current temperatures are nice at 520. monticello is at 390. is doing good at the 50s and 520 at newark. the red flag warning has shifted to the east and we are seeing connecticut under the gun. we saw yesterday and will probably hear more about it this morning. clear skies and we were plenty of sunshine as we go throughout the wednesday here. expect your high to move into 60s across the tri-state area. let's check your weather with ines here . >> starting off the commute is a lot better than yesterday. let's look at connecticut on merit parkway. no issues this morning with things looking good along 287. but so that the cameras let's look outside. the commute on the lie. big accident with east and westbound looking good. let's go to the camera shot. no issues on the major deacon with trains running on close to schedule industry cleaning rules are in e

kurt cobain was the icon with albums like nevermind, sounds like -- he can't rest so now because people taking his stature in light and trying to take his stature pyre. some folks don't feel like i suicide is a -- but it looks like that's what happened to kurt cobain. >> thanks alex. check out this video, you can seems pretty cross the oakland bay bridge. the motorcycle motorcycle officer was hot on his tail. buy one take one is back at olive garden choose one delicious entrée at our place and another for yours starting at $12.99 may all your tomorrow's be as delicious as today olive garden >> coming up next. through and through i have treats for you. the best dive bar on the island. sometimes we use k-y ultragel to enhance my body's natural moisture so i can get into it a bit quicker. and when i know she's into it, i get into it and... feel the difference with k-y ultragel. >> have i made any mistakes so far? check out this video posted to the california highway patrol twitch or come. you can see a chihuahua sprint across the san francisco oakland bay bridge. no worries, the motorcycle

nevermind the fact that she is the most qualified candidate we have seen in decades.as to work three times as hard, but she has and it is very gratifying to see the result. >> most could vote, but more than 100,000 democrats were not on the electoral roll. authorities have promised an investigation. the republican of the night was donald trump, with an expected but sorely needed victory. >> we don't have much of a race anymore, based on what i am seeing on television. senator cruz is just about mathematically eliminated. thank you, new york. we love new york. we love new york. thank you very much. >> donald trump's supporters seemed more focused on their man rather than the republican party. >> i think the party is doing everything they can to derail his candidacy. they don't want an outsider. they want somebody like jeb bush that they can control. >> donald trump as the man we need now. he knows how to approach everything. he is just the most incredible person to understand the world. >> the race is coming into focus, and more and more it looks like he will be facing

nevermind the power lines. first the power company decides to use a large pole that doesn't conduct electricity to try to reach up and just lift this thing up and off that line. >> interesting. nick feels like a cat, you can leave it up in the tree. but a drone -- >> witnesses say that the pilot was nowhere to be seen. but they believe the pilot was still nearby because occasionally the drone would come to life and try to power up, try to maybe get itself off of there. so that pole didn't work so the next thing they tried is to put up a boom and try to blast it down with a high-pressured stream of water. so if there's any hopes of getting that back in working order, they have pretty much rendered it useless now. >> you could call the fire department come with a ladder, have one of the guys go up there, grab the darn thing and bring it down. >> it's a power company issue. they have the tools to retrieve it but didn't have the tools at this moment. the stream of water didn't work but reports say that the drone wa

kurt cobain was the icon with albums like nevermind, sounds like -- he can't rest so now because people are taking his stature in light and trying to take his stature pyre. suicide is a -- but it looks like that's what happened to kurt cobain. >> thanks alex. check out this video, you can seems pretty cross the oakland bay bridge. the motorcycle motorcycle officer was hot on his tail. i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per month. and ask about free installation. call now. don' t let dust and allergies get between you and life' s beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase

and under the name alexander nevermind and prince even went country under the name joey coco writingg you're my love for kenny rogers. and prince not only wrote his for other artists inspired greatness as well. in 1983 stevie knicks wrote stand back. while she was recording it princeecame by the studio to help her finish the track. >> what a great song. he was a musical genius. prince's long time stylist said every one of his songs was a prayer or foreplay. >> no doubt. that's such a compliment. >> that's true. so many songs prince wrote were about his women and coming up next we talk to them includin an emotional carmen electra. >> plus how the stars of everybody loves raymond came together to remember their tv mom. >> she was the mvp of that show. i was a nobody. >> that is straight ahead. >> closed captioning provided by. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesnt happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman

much.ne: thank you so nevermind the russians, david cameron, or china's top politicians.anama papers will be all about the banks. great to have you on the program. thank you for joining us. you argue that the fallout is not going to be political scalps, but the banks. how much more are they under scrutiny? >> they were already under scrutiny. lawsuits andrs of scandals. a lot of the panama papers revelations are historical. a lot of banks saying, we've done a lot since then, but there's no denying there's going to be more scrutiny. in france, socgen's ceo has already been asked to come and see the finance minister and explain what the bank meant when it said years ago that it had stopped doing business in tax havens. clearly a lot of questions being asked of the banks. francine: is there anyone that was dragged through the mud more than we would have thought? we've had issues in the pass with some of the swiss banks. we understand that steps had been taken to avoid this happening. lionel: the big multinational socgen, all named as active partners of mossack fonseca, the l

we are good, nevermind.ast warm up on tuesday and wednesday, and possible, with some isolated, but a lot of 80s, including the coast and in the bay. with this patchy low cloud, and ones that moves out we have sunshine, 40s and 50s for now. on the peninsula, a lot of 40s and low 50s, san mateo and 51, 45 woodside. when this system clears good for this high pressure clearing on tuesday and wednesday. 70s inland, 60s around the wall -- around the water. we will turned up, and the traffic is busier than last week, so let's go to sal. >>> i have been told that the lafayette school is on spring break, and some of the marin county schools as well. here we are approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems getting into san francisco. looking at the san mateo bridge, traffic is very busy. i would not say stop and go, but it has slowed down significantly. traffic was reported with the crash westbound. you can see that 85 is slowing, along with 101. more like it is normally. we have an accident reported in marin co

nevermind the declaration had been written to justify the dissolution of colonial domini dominion. the real danger to the republic, adams continued, came not from petitioners but from slaveholders. there was a concerted system and purpose to destroy all the principles of civil liberty in the free states. the right of habeas corpus and the right of trial by jury were at risk so of course was the right of petition. weld admittedly the most biased the spectators wrote that it demonstrated a calm majesty that furnished the highest illustration of the moral sublime that i've ever witnessed in a popular secular assembly. now, henry wise rose to deliver a rebuttal. he was an intemperate man. he didn't have marshall's degree of restraint and he delivered a fiery, blister, ugly attack on adams personally come on at his father. very violent. adams kept his cool for two days. so went adams finally rose to speak, he made a very ingenious argument about virginia where henry wise was from, which is also designed again to remind everybody who john quincy adams was. it grieved him from the very so

nevermind what the potential muslim allies might think about this. however, there are things that donald trump said that would be warming for potential gulf allies like saudi arabia, qatar, united emirates. potentially, yes, it can work with the muslim allies. but again, it was a very mixed message on the nature of the fight against radical islam, re: isis. and we are going to do it very quickly. >> let me show up a tweet to show it going two different ways. jim sciutto, this is for you. question number one for trump, are we sure the guy running the teleprompter has pages in the right order? #notmakinganysense. on the flip side, ari fleische says trump is helping himself a lot with this speech. it will resonate well with a lot of traditional peace through strength republicans. >> you have to deliver them and loads of politicians make promises they can't keep. so that is true. so then the question is, this goes to lindsey graham, a fellow republican, saying does he have the experience to back this up? i mean, classic lindsey graham style, poking the t

. >> nevermind infidelity, she only gave title owned by jay-z 24 hours to sell it. >> the power that these platforms have in terms of releasing, i mean, it's amazing. >> absolutely right. >>> cue on corporate score cards, apple getting ready to report tomorrow a whole load of earnings in the tech sector and data to look at. wilfred frost is here at hq with more on the busy week ahead. good morning. >>> indeed, a very good morning to you both. packed earnings and economic agendas. today we get new home sales out at 10:00 a.m. eastern. on the corporate front before the bell, we'll get results from haliburton and xerox to name a few. >>> and the fed's two-day meeting begins tomorrow with the post-announcement at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. a lot of other data to look out for like gdp on thursday and personal income and spending on friday. and apple is the big one, the tech giant reports after the bell. also worth watching, dupont, proctor & gamble, at&t and chipotle. on wednesday, facebook and thursday is the busiest day of the earning season, tons of firms including ford and amazon will re

nevermind the good feeling aspect of the. it is in our national security interest to do that, and we are not doing that. >> i think we should end of there. especially on this last very important point i think which gets almost no attention in washington. i think there should at least be vigorous debates when these issues get such catastrophic consequences for our security, our allies and partners come for the world. i really, just again, i'm thrilled to host these two great leaders were very passionate about an agenda item that isn't getting enough attention. before we thank you i would implore all of you, get involved, started the ones that or the other. we really want you to engage because this is not an issue that is going away anytime soon. indeed, the transfer quite worrisome. so please join me in thanking governor brown and secretary perry. >> thank you, barry. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversat

coastline remains cool though and that chance of rain we had next week, we said, well, nevermind. [ laughter ] >> sorry. >> aw. >> okay. >> it's going to be 79 next week. >> not bad. >> nurse or something. >> crazy. >> thank you. >>> battle of the bay not just on the field. tonight we take a look at the battle of the ads how the a's and the giants are getting a little silly to get fans into the stands. >> and a northern california man fed up with couples having sex in front of his house. so he grabs his camera. but is he going too far? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, before the game in salt lake city... steph curry started >>> warriors fans last night gave strength in numbers a whole new meaning. before the game in salt lake city, steph curry started signing autographs and fans quickly swarmed him causing the railing to break, sending some fans falling from the stands. the fans who fell are all okay and curry even sent them some autographed items. >>> we are less than an hour away from the first pitch of the battle of the bay. baseball fans have been waiting all year for the giants and the a's to hook up b

nevermind. >> enjoy it anyway. [ laughter ] >>> the zika virus hitting home. new details on another bay area case as the nation scrambles to come up with a plan. ♪[ music ]♪ >> and hundreds of california high school students learn the power of purple with an impromptu tribute. ♪[ music ]♪ your favorite ice cream flavors. the warm cookies you crave. now in one delicious treat. baskin robbins new warm cookie ice cream sandwiches. create yours today. ♪ (music plays from radio alarm clock) ♪ ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna find ya ♪ ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) history is being celebrated this year. it was 50 years ago the black >>> an important part of bay area history is being recognized this year. >> it was 50 years ago that black panther party was founded in oakland. kpix 5's da lin talked with members who say the work they started still isn't finished. >> we hate oppression! we hate murde

sorry, no, nevermind. >> it was far more conceptual in the humor, because it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience, and there was also just the idea that it was this sort of the low-rent thing. it was this sort of the by the seat of our pants operation that gave it an authenticity. >> and now that our programming day has been extended, i'm going to be spending a lot -- >> where did you mean to put the kielbasa, ms. brickly? >> in the fridge. >> and there were the characters that were created they were something that you got behind where as snl just right from the gate and through the '80s was a big enterprise. >> after five golden years, loren decided to the leave and those close to him, including me, al franken, and nbc had to pick a new producer. most knowledgeable people as you might imagine hoped it would be me, al franken. >> well, there was a real question of whether "saturday night live" would continue at all or just die. >> the press has not been overly kind. >> yeah, i read that stuff. "saturday night live" is "saturday night dead." >> oh, come on. >> and my favori

>> nevermind. we can be a little more liberal with that.f hand for you. >> okay. >> chest, chin up, wonderful. it'll disappear. guess what hand it's in. since we're on tv, put your knees together. >> all right. >> that's fine. just relax. is it in the left or right hand? >> right, maybe? >> good. left or right? >> left. >> no, no, right. >> cool, huh? >> pretty cool. >> this goes up the sleeve. a lot of people think so. up the sleeve or -- >> i have no idea what you're saying. >> doesn't matter. >> toilet paper. >> trying not to speak. one more time. is it over here? >> i don't know. >> we'll keep doing this slower for you. we want this to be right. you look awkward. >> okay. it's how i feel. >> is it left hand or right? >> i just don't know. >> doesn't matter. try it again. >> what are we doing? april fools on me? >> could be. >> i'll get this one. i prams. >> watch. left or right. >> i have no idea. >> it's right there. >> stacking them. got it. >> left or right? >> no idea. >> look down. psych. one more time. >> carson. >> don't worry ab

i just begin to think of -- nevermind, it is too upsetting. de matina,amin welcome, claire. what is your organization, how does it work, and is tom helpful at all? claire: a little bit of context as well. it is a fairly new organization that has been around since 2012. it was founded by kim cook and chef tom cooley keough -- colle cqiuo. leahy andor senator for my last five years on the hill i worked for chellie pingree, who is very unique. she came to congress as an organic farmer and sees issues as nonpartisan, low hanging fruit that should be embraced. when she came to congress and they ran her washington office she really challenged me to find the policies that were going to be impactful for local farmers and were going to be meaningful to consumers. we came up with a great bill, we , ate the local food act comprehensive piece of legislation that was going to do all of those things, but not too quickly. we made some really good strides in the last farm bill but what we found over and over again was despite an enormous changes in the marketplace and things my panelists ha

it says, nevermind the russians. penama will be all about the banks. lionel joins us on set.donovan also with us. you basically argue that once we move away from resignations or david cameron being in hot water, it is the banks that are left to deal with all this murkiness about taxation and tax havens. lionel: it is all about scrutiny, transparency. thanks have a point when they say they have improved a lot. the direction of travel has been reducing their exposure to these areas. one has to wonder just how long it will be before politicians who are under pressure to respond will say, we need more questions and more answers on what is going on in these jurisdictions and what banks could be telling us more. francine: what are the banks that are under more pressure? weird from societe generale, from the swiss banks, credit suisse and others. lionel: they were surprised in terms of the names. i think it is more the timing and the sheer number of companies that were supposedly set up by these banks according to the documents that have clashed with their own narratives of saying,

this is another fed meeting where we say nevermind but they do, watch what they say.ling us earlier that this is one of the trickiest statements janet yellen has faced. george: think about it. we are heading into the june meeting and we still have our house view as it most likely height. up for thatting hike in june, we have to get more prepared for that. at probabilities are still the very bottom of the range of recent levels, and for them to convince us they will hike in june, they have to deliver a hawkish message. but at the same time what we have heard from yellen is that they want to be behind the curve , take time to understand the global factors and how it impacts the u.s. economy. it will be a tough two-step dance,nd they will try to deliver a message that keeps hikes on the table without sounding too hawkish. michael: you say they want to be behind the curve. inflation,ers hate and that means they hate a central bank behind the curve. are they risking their credibility here? want to seethey sustainability in all these metrics. they want to see oil higher, in

nevermind. >> now you sound like a tiger. >> let's talk about the weather today. we are starting off with chilly conditions across the region and later this afternoon it will get more mild but this morning you might want to lay her up a little bit . right now we are at 360 in 41 in sussex and 46 in newark and central park checking in at 470. we are nice and dry across the tri-state. we will stay that way with high pressure in control staying with us, not only for today but it looks like for the majority of the weekend. we will see those good conditions spread across the northeast into new england in the mid-atlantic and out towards the great lakes. everyone is enjoying the trend.we'll see plenty of sunshine today bring us into the 60s and in points westward. out towards the east end of long island, in the upper 50s today and tomorrow we see the 60s and resorted to the 70s on sunday and monday staying nice and dry for the next five days. that is a look at the weather. let's head over to ines for a look at the weather. >> in early morning accident as we approach 287

. >> nevermind. yeah, i am resisting. >> resist. >> at a lower level, but a very important model we've done a lot of work with local justice institutions and afghanistan through training and other assistance programs to help them implement the violence against women not which has been one important dance in that country. we have a program out of my bureau which support with sending talented young afghan women to a university for women in bangladesh. we've established a really interesting and important program there. the women who graduate from the program often go back to afghans and then enter the justice system. so at a grassroots level just encouraging more and more women to take up positions in the justice system has been an important priority for our program. >> senator gardiner. >> thank you told the witnesses heard time and testimony. thank you, mr. chairman for holding this hearing. the legislation that the senate and house passed a couple months ago requires the designation of human rights v

as a human being and a mother nevermind my practical experience, i feel very strongly anytime someones injured or murdered or killed by any person and certainly those within the immigration system. i know that the women and men of i.c.e. worked tirelessly to enforce law and protect the public and they steadfastly bear the enormous responsibility that they are charged with. when the chairman respectfully sir, said we just decided to let them out on the streets and quote we chose not to detain people that is defeating the public in these victims about the immigration situation and the entire picture. i think this committee well knows that this year over two-thirds, over two-thirds of the -- something i wish you had pointed out come pointed out, over two-thirds of the criminal releases were as a result of the supreme court telling us we had to release someone and another portion otherwise telling us that we had to release the immigration employees who had overall supervisory responsibility of the system said to sit there and say that the proud women and men of law enforcement and i.c.e.

is this shakespeare who allowed the teacher to show us nudity that is totally against the rules, nevermindt never really was a talented director, this shakespeare guy got away with letting ninth graders see someone estimating suit area in english class and was born in my birthday meant unconditionally i was going to be an actor and i was going to read shakespeare. around this time, frankly a related, i actually did read and started to understand and fell in love with shakespeare. i started to understand the beauty of his words and symbolism and universality. i grew up in new jersey in the 90s and this capulet montague beef is the same as we see in the local news except new jersey local news talked about lots of families. replace verona with hoboken and you have the opening to a mafia movie, two households both alike in dignity in fair hoboken where we lay our scene, even the prologue is rich. shakespeare in many ways taught me my first lesson in making exceptions to rules and started to raise more plays. and i was totally in love with shakespeare. and we are holding the version of romeo an