programs for 31,000 kids will be nixed. >> the children don't have powerful lobbyists and special interests protecting them. that's why we are here today. >> we have an enormous responsibility to make sure that the children at our site have a place to be and fight against diversity. >> the mayor's office said it upped the be in spaces from last year but are warned about the decrease this year. >>> we are not so bad today but tomorrow, it's a day to leave with an umbrella. it won't day all day long but it's a likely chance you will encounter wet weather during the day. so right now, it's a filtered sun, definitely sunny and you can see the shadows from time/warner cast out on central and our typical this time of year, 65, and the morning low, 50 degrees this morning. the vortex and radar showing what we are going to watch, this portion of the front here that will drop to the south. the reason i'm pointing it to the east end of long island is because you'll be the first one to jump on the backside of the front. the backside of the front is where the cold air is, and the front is the mild air

that leaves kasich in the nix. trump supporters most could deal with cruz coming out of the nomination. they might not like it initially. no one can deal with kasich and you talk about pitch forks and torches, let it be someone like a so-called fresh face. >> i disagree. >> why do you disagree? >> disagree entirely. kasich is the moderate, the unifier. kasich is the one who wins in the polls. >> i'm not talking about that though. >> and by the way, trump's big boasts how smart he is, if he was so damned smart with money why didn't he spend money getting seasoned political operatives from the beginning? nobody is scared of his lawsuits anymore. nobody is scared of your lawsuits, mr. trump. >> the voters not who we think might be the best candidate but the voters in the republican party will be okay with a trump and/or cruz. anyone else i think is a disaster. >> i don't know. let me ask you this, gerri. republicans in general no matter who they choose, they face serious headwinds. barack obama's approval rating is ba

it was nixed last month. they wrapped up their work early, just in time for tomorrow. 12.50 for a round-trip fare. our live coverage starts at 4:30 a.m. we look getting there early. laura and sam are anchoring from the field at what time again? >> 4:30 in the morning. we do this every year and i think it's a really fun assignment. >> you know who is usually there with everyone? >> kari hall. >> but not tomorrow. we are keeping you up late tonight. >> you are keeping me up late. let's take a look at san francisco now. golden gate bridge, things are finally starting to quiet down. we can get rid of this heat for quite a while. we're already starting to see a change with clouds rolling in from the south. that will also help suppress those temperatures yesterday and a change in the winds will also allow for an onshore flow and bring us back closer to average for this type of year. looking at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. 72 in san francisco and the peninsula, 63 in the east bay. as we drop i

the giants ferry, which had been nixed last month, is now officially reinstated. it had been canceled because no ferries were available due to maintenance. but work on one of the ships wrapped up early. that's great news. we have a live look for you at at&t park. it is going to be a full house this afternoon. sam and laura already are there and we'll talk to them in just ten minutes. >>> coming up, another bay area city sugar tax, tries to pass a sugar tax on soda. we'll tell you the price you'll be paying if it's approved. >>> right now take me out to the ball game. our production team is putting the final touches on our special broadcast on today's home opener. starts in about ten minutes live from at&t park. we have a special two-hour show planned. sam and laura are standing by and we are posting images on our facebook page. kris sanchez is roaming the stadium to show you what fans can expect this year. hey there, heard the good news? spray 'n wash is back... and even better. it's powerful formula removes everyday stains the first time. which is bad news for st

." >>> coming up nix, the political parodies accompanying the intense push ahead of new york's primary. you're watching "today in new for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders >>> presidential candidates focus on new york inspired plenty of material for parody. >> need we say it began with "saturday night live." >>> the new york city subway is the best way to get around. it's been a while. [ laughter ] is this a working metro card? is it? i'll just go in the old-fashioned way. [ laughter ] i'll take a cab. cab is the best way to get around. >> unbelievable. >> from a portrayal of the presidential candidate to the real thing. >> the real hillary clinton made inner circle dinner last night. she was the special guest of mayor de blasio and she had a few b

in the core laboratory at john hopkins hospital in baltimore, lab tech nixes are busy testing everythingm hair to blood samples. some 10,000 samples come through here every day. dr. timothy amukale is a pathologist here. after visiting labs around the world and particularly in subsaharan africa, tim had an idea. if transporting samples from medical testing was one of the biggest hurdles because of traffic, poor roads, lack of accessibility, why not remove those factors altogether? why not fly them in a drone? >> the idea for using drones first came from the problems of moving samples internationally. there's a lot of places in the world where there's no roads. there's trouble getting specimens to places that can actually do the testing. however, the advantage of drones is that they don't require -- they don't need roads. >> reporter: when you get your blood drawn or give a urine sample at the doctor's office, testing is rarely done at that location. there are roughly 200,000 registered labs in the united states, but tim says most of them are primarily collection sites that can perform a

this as net nix predicted slower growth. >> now, your voice, your vote. a big day for rez yil candidates on both sides of the aisle. they're making a push for votes in the new york primary. donald trump and hillary clinton favored to win the state that would be important for clinton. abc7 news analyst says she's facing pressure from bernie sanders. >> a couple weeks hillary clinton had with and donald trump is a right target for her. >> more than any other state thus far, republicans have 95 delegates if play. >>> a child of undocumented immigrants stood outside of court today deciding whether president obama can enforce a law to allow millions of undocumented immigrants shielded from deportation. the court appears divided on this issue. >>> honoring protectors of the environment. we introduce you to some of the goldman prize winners. a diverse (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ 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 ♪ ♪

the giants ferry, which was nixed last month, well, that ferry was officially reinstated. it had been canceled because no ferries were available due to maintenance. but work on one of the ships was wrapped up early so people floating to the game will be able to get there more conveniently. >> a beautiful night like this, a great way to get to the game. >> the coast guard is using today's clear skies and warm temperatures to train for some trouble. >> we spotted two of their choppers at ocean beach this morning. they use them to run drills and practice rescue skills that included pulling people from the water, also hoisting them up on helicopters. >>> meteorologist kari hall is tracking the heat and the rain -- did we get that right? the rain coming friday. >> all kinds of weather. over the next few days we go from scorching temperatures to clouds and fog, yes, then some rain and cooler temperatures. let's take a look at outer sunset where the temperature now is still at 91 degrees, if you can believe it. we will have some more clouds moving in. you can kind of see tho filt

the san jose-based company is nixing plans to do business there because of a lgbt law. two weeks ago paypal announced plans to open a $3.6 million operation center in charlotte. 400 jobs would have been available with the new operation center. but the online payment service pulled out after north carolina passed a new law that prevents businesses from banning discrimination against gays and lesbians. paypal's ceo released this statement. the new law perpetuates discrimination and it violates the values and principles at the core of paypal's mission and culture. >>> we all know how expensive it is to buy a home here in the bay area but a new billboard in san francisco is turning quite a few heads. check it out. it's advertising homes that start in the low one millions. so what does 7 figures get you? a 1500-square-foot townhome. >> oh, boy. >> enjoy. >> yeah. >>> the high heat we're experience something attracting an unwelcomed guest. sonoma county reptile rescue is responding to more calls from homes finding rattlesnakes in their yards. they say the grass is tall and th

this as net nix predicted slower growth. >> now, your voice, your vote. day for z yil candidates on both sides of the aisle. they're making a push for votes in the new york primary. donald trump and hillary clinton favored to win the state that would be important for clinton. analyst says she's facing pressure from bernie sanders. >> a couple weeks hillary clinton had with bernie sanders and donald trump is a right target for her. >> more than any other state thus far, republicans have 95 delegates if play. >>> a child of undocumented immigrants stood outside of court today deciding whether president obama can enforce a law to allow millions of undocumented immigrants shielded from deportation. the court appears divided on this issue. >>> honoring protectors of the environment. we introduce you to some of the goldman prize winners. a diverse >>> update on steph curry situation. he is not going to play tonight in game two with the rockets. warmed up five minutes, didn't push it. and then, walked off the court, and so no steph tonight. >> they're off until

if they nix the deal, they willow a termination fee.s are on hold because of the pending deal. walgreens success pented its stock program. completed $1.2 billion in buy-backs. look for details on the deal to generate the headlines, so maybe just this once it's just not about the numbers. alix: lots of other things going on. euro zone retail sales coming out at 5:00 a.m. and is the e.c.b. lending program heating down to the consumer and will it boost growth. joe: interesting report out has the e.c.b. brought out the helicopters. is it spraying money everywhere. it will be interesting to watch that. tomorrow, the job openings and labor turnover survey and look at more inside the >> the donald is calling himself the lone ranger. >> i am who i am. i am a problem solver. i know how to solve problems. i'm killing everybody. i've been tough. i have very powerful, large hands. relatively large hands. ♪

spacey stood in elvis's place and shannon snood nix don't's place and i had to get a selfie during it was epic moment. i'm like i got get a selfie during this moment. that happened after my interview. very, very cool. >> that's funny. >> you should always try to be lost i am always trying to be sfwlaingt get extra time. >> and maybe it's -- it was definitely exactly i'll see you back in 8 a.m. hour this morning and again allison happy wonderful i'll talk to you in a couple hours. >> thank you so much. see you later. >> pressure is on you have to step up lunch game with al now. >> i would love to do that. >> you piingt be cranky end of day. >> they may gave you extra time though. >> it's a possibility. weather looks perfect today. back in low 0s. mild start. 59 washington and reagan national 59 dulles and 49 dulles and bwi marshall 57. again featuring temperatures well above normal this afternoon back in low 0s. enhanced threat for fires later today with low humidity and pretty good winds out of north an west and keep an eye on that if you have to work threat of fire is higher than nor

strong demand for its nix makeup, helping speed up growth in north america. compensating for a slowdown in parts of asia and latin america. very much a day for the french today. la frace reports earnings today. they reported first-quarter sales that beat estimates thanks to more business from its digital operations and growth in north america and european markets as well. shares up by 5.3%. let's finish with everything french. big mover today. shares earlier rising as much as 8%. the most since april, 2009. the french distiller reporting fourth-quarter sales. they beat estimates with chinese markets improving. peersointreau against its is up by 14%. come party is up by 11%. the other french group down by 3%. the world's biggest distiller is up by 4.8%. viva la france. congnac. i assure you there is no congnac at this desk. vonnie quinn has more from the newsroom. an attack by the afghan -- they blew up a car bomb outside of the security agency followed by a gunbattle. there are at least 28 dead and reports of 300 wounded. the taliban have claimed responsibili

michael is sitting here nix to me. is the chief in police in criminal of this department that is highly under they were spotlight right now? >> well, you understand hope so. there's no way to really tell. two years ago, they had the texting scandal back then, and nothing happened. they weren't able to go after those officers, because of a statute of limitations. the federal investigation was going on, and they wouldn't give it up. anyway, this bigs the question in my mind, it happened two years ago. why didn't this testing come in a lot sooner. >> trying to save his job? >> i don't think so. it's political at a certain level, but then again, why didn't he push it through? and i'm a big fan of the chief's. i really like him. but yet if i were to criticize, i would say why didn't you do it sooner? the other question i 0 is of v is the officers who did it this time knew about who two years ago, so what are they thinking? you go do it gain don't think you're going to get caught? >> so they do this training all of a sudden,

i'll have a leave report from the scene where two people have died outside philadelphia nix. e. .tix. nextx. . >>> many questions remain tonight after an amtrak train headed south from new york this morning slammed into a backhoe that was just sitting on the tracks right outside of philadelphia. two amtrak construction workers were killed in the crash. 35 of the 350 people on board were reported injured. sara ganim is live from the site in chester, pennsylvania. no one can seem to determine why this backhoe was on the tracks given that this was the route that all of these trains take south. any answers on that tonight? >> reporter: that's right, poppy. good evening. just a few minutes ago, the ntsb holding a press conference saying that they will be looking in to the communication issues because everyone wants to know why was this backhoe on tracks that were active tracks and a source close to the investigation has told cnn now that those two construction work ares who were killed, one in the backhoe, one near it, those were amtrak construction workers, so how was it that they did

nix next 24 hours generally warmer. take your umbrella with you. there are chances for rain this morning, this afternoon and tomorrow p. thundershowers just south of charlottesville are about three he to four hours away from reaching so you were southern maryland. >>> and in hollywood maryland, this is now out of the way. three notch road into explorati exploration, all lanes now open. georgia avenue at colesville, a crash in the intersection. at the nice and light volume here this morning. 66 right now 95 right now, no major problems. you can see 95 southbound headed into the wood bridge owing area, not seeing any crash or anything. beltway at river road, running just fine. >>> we're following a developing story this morning out of richmond. a training exercise turns deadly for a virginia state trooper in that city. trooper chad dermyer was shot and killed at the greyhound bus station thursday afternoon. his team was training on how to intercept drugs at places like bus terminals where when the trooper walked up and introduced himself to a man tha

. >> by that definition, you can argue that richard nix making overtures to the chinese or john kennedyetting rain or nuclear proliferation were weekling moments. >> i think it's a theme. the president is coming off of messaging as it relates to guantanamo bay, we are facing a situation in iraq and afghanistan. where we have suffered a lot of casualties, lost lives, lost limbs, a lot of financial costs with the wars there. and the fact is, he's elected commander in chief, he is supposed to understand that he has a role as a leader of the free world and it's not to unilaterally make concessions and apologize for what makes us great. >> you haven't backed a candidate, are you still standing by that? >> if i spend my entire day talking about the most provocative thing of the day i wouldn't be able to talk to you about secretary of state john kerry going to asia, whatever issue comes up next, that is most important to my constitu t constituents. >> sure, and no reason to apologize for that. congressman, thank you very much. lee zeldin, from the fine state of new york. >>> another drug compa

the giants ferry which was nixed last month was officially reinstated yesterday. it had been canceled because there were no ferries available due to maintenance. but work on one of the ships wrapped up early. >> that is one of the best ways to get into the city or to the game is that beautiful ferry ride, especially on a night like tonight. let's get a look at the microclimate forecast right now with kari hall. it's been hot. >> and we are still sweating it out across the bay area. live look now at the golden gate bridge. all the traffic rolling through. and having the air conditioner up on full blast. so that's what we're dealing with today. not so much over the next couple of days. look at these temperatures now. well above where we should be for this time of year now at 86 degrees in san francisco and the north bay. it is 85 degrees in the south bay. let's drop in and get a closer look. saratoga now at 91 degrees. we do still have the 80s and 90s, even as the very weak sea breeze starts to kick in that will be more of a factor to. we do still have more of an of

nix next 24 hours generally warmer. take your umbrella with you.re chances for rain this morning, this afternoon and tomorrow p. thundershowers just south of charlottesville are about three he to four hours away from reaching so you were southern maryland. >>> and in hollywood maryland, this is now out of the way. three notch road into explorati exploration, all lanes now open. georgia avenue at colesville, a crash in the intersection. at the

i mean, i've heard that there are some headlines and that there's really a level of an tog nix amongot lawmakers. >> reporter: a lot of people here, particularly those who want britain to leave, felt that president obama was butting into this. david cameron, the prime minister, invited him because he wants britain to stay in the eu so they were pleased that the president spoke out so force flee and used that back of the cue line in language that is very common here. the press conference yesterday the president said a lot of things, also talked about this controversy involving a bust of winston churchill that he allegedly removed from the oval office, some of the critics saying, he talked about fondness for church hill and replaced with it martin luther king. so this was really a very unique and very interesting event yesterday the president speaking out. these are his final months in office, he feels passionately about this issue and trade, of course, is not a popular issue for the most part with democrats, back in the united states. so it's somewhat ironic this issue is what he seiz

one of the things that nix done did, he did try to attack the growth of it. he went to the turks and paid them $350 million not to grow the opium poppy. what happened? it moved to the golden triangle. now most of the heroin comes out of afghanistan. by the way, when the taliban was in control of afghanistan, the heroin, the poppy was reduced. now it's back up when the u.s. went in there. >> it's a terrible problem that the united states is still dealing with so many years later. les payne, great to see you. thank you for being with us. >>> up next, inside president obama's white house. a preview of the new al jazeera documentary and a discussion about his presidency. >>> plus, jamie mcintyre takes us on a behind of scenes tour of the pentagon. >>> as this year's crop of presidential hopefuls fight their way through a brutal primary season, historians are starting to size up barack obama's time in office. it's the subject of a new al jazeera america documentary inside obama's house. it chronicles his highs and lows. here's a look. >> our combat mission in iraq

he likes nix names and derisive stuff. see whether or not the new team he built around him can rein him in and keep him on the track. melissa: does he need to be on the track all the time? actually if you watch the entirety of that speech we saw. that was a little snippet. in the rest of it he was saying senator cruz and ted cruz and he was being the new guy. i mean, i almost think that it's intentional. that they want to rein him part of the time and then he will show a little spark. make he doesn't want to stay on the controlled track because he wants to be shown he is not controlled by other people. that is his appeal. >> that could be part of it. the only thing when he gets into more fiery donald trumpesque attacks that gets clipped and played on tv and discussed in segment like this one. melissa: is it time for the rest of the party, do you think to make peace with him and kind of come over to this idea, if you wanted to be included in the party going forward, or if you want to, you know, win that it's time to make pe

as somebody denigrating the vice president to denigrate the office nixing grew pretty quickly and the end to start off a he would complain they he was to have these meetings with me and that is not however works. you don't meet with vice president and he should go out to give these speeches. but when they were reelected is 72 agnews saw himself as the leader in the polls to see themselves as the candidates. and why don't you read it chair of the bicentennial celebration in? and that is what he had in mind. but that transformation between 73 when agnew was marginalized and 77 when mondale could walk into the oval office anytime he wanted it is remarkable. >> into think it and with the nomination of the delegates to put the candidates in a situation and may be a different situation than a general election? >> i have a question for the panel specifically with the political lines if they are devising both candidates of both sides. and there was a question earlier regarding women how to revise the candidates and even some private sector experience? >> to get as specific or general that you

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it was nixed. >> you didn't -- >> goodness. you'll have to work on that. tesla -- says demand for the new model 3 is outpacing expectations. received. them. unveiling the vehicle thursday night. saying it will get 215 miles of range on a single charge and seat five adults comfortably. the model 3 will go on sale late next year for a base price of $35,000. >>> also, american airlines is dropping its policy of letting 24 hours without paying. customers who buy a ticket will have 24 hours to cancel it without charge which is standard at other u.s. airlines. a switch goes into effect today for tickets bought over the phone and later for those bought online. michael and darlene, neither of those stories are -- michael played a good one on you yet? >> he's so kind. i don't think he would. is that the joke? >> down goes the chair. >> the chair will explode in the next 30 seconds. >>> all right, landon. >> have a good weekend. >> you too. >> i hope you don't. don't you dare. >>> coming up next, tourists sent running as an out of control boat barrels toward a dock.

improvement act, and our bill would increase in of these for violations of safety standards, double nixes safety funding, into the public is properly notified of safety problems and enable nhtsa to better respond when recalls are necessary. last year congress considered a surface transportation bill. and while i am glad we finally get past a long-term transportation bill on safety, this bill i think was largely a missed opportunity but we can fix that. bills like these are what the subcommittee would be advancing if we want to make meaningful progress toward reducing vehicle deaths, in addition to current safety challenges, nhtsa and the subcommittee must think about the next generation of vehicles, vehicle-to-vehicle technology, and automated driving have the potential to improve highway safety, but there is a lot to test and figure out. and let me just say that consumer privacy as strong security need to be built into these technologies from the get-go. and nhtsa need to be provided sufficient resources to adequately review these technologies before mass deployment. that gets to a broad

more than half of all the flights out of denver international airport had been nixed. some places in colorado have already seen almost a foot and a half of snow. what a lovely january we're having. >> my sister jessica says it's awful! awful. sheshe says it's terrible. they're so rude. >> it is rude. >> and they're all locked into the house. >> terrible. >> and it's a blizzard. >> is that normal for them for mid april. that's even weird for them that >> it does happen. but it's a lot of snow. usually if you get a spring storm, it's a little bit in the morning and disappears for the afternoon. this not so much. they are on lock down for the weekend. around here, though, wow. rain and sunshine is what it is. >> we'll take it. keep it coming. >> keep it coming is exactly right. i think we can do better today than we did yesterday, especially with the temperatures. we can make it below 70s and get near 80 as the workweek begins. that's not too shabby. we begin with the sun coming up and beautiful skies. just fantastic. look at how the light is hitting buildings. empire sta

c struck a crush could be thesh person you wanted to be river phoenix --nix >> aspiration al crush.spirat attraction because somebody hadd a crush on kareem but it was professional, a cream abdul abdl jabar the basketball player i'me talking about i like him becausc he's cool and i want to be looko like him.li h a great basketball player.ballla >> yeah, yeah, yeah.>> y >> that type of thing.t ty of th it's not just about female, male attraction.tracti >> no. there's a variety of differentye types of crushes i was surpriser at how many people are crushre c with the person that they wanted to be. jamie, a friend of mine is a surfer champion surfer he's won three international titles. he wanted to be speed racer as kid. darned if he didn't, you know,ok grow up to be speed racer on the waves. so that kind of thing. >> yeah. jessica fantastic writer wanted tatum o'neal to be her best friend her essay is about that and she got in touch with tatum o'neal like her dream come true >> wow okay.. >> in your writings does it help our psyche when we sort of sort fixate on someone we aspire to be or we

stevie nix wrote, this is what it sounds like when doves cry. for tan fans, prince's "purple rain" lives on. joe fryer, n bc news, los angeles. >> you can listen to the music all day long. >> i think a lot of people will be doing that. we'll have more on prince's life and music throughout the morning. >>> let's turn to politics. the presidential race this morning. donald trump is feeling renewed heat from the remaining candidates in both parties, especially ted cruz, who is blasting the republican front runner for things he said here on our show yesterday. nbc national correspondent peter alexander has that story. good morning to you. >> good morning. trump has been a top candidate to pin down on policy. he appears to be moving to the middle, sounding moderate on social issues. his aides are openly discussing how he'll adjust his image as the race goes on. >> reporter: donald trump making his pitch in pennsylvania. >> do you know the republican party, not known necessarily as the hottest thing in the world, is now one of the hottest things in th

but one parent complained and saso their act was nixed altogether.ms said they weren't taking a political stance, and now they feel as though they've done something wrong. really, folks? get a life. >> just trying to do stuff out of the headlines. didn't seem inappropriate, did it? i don't know. just being funny. >> i thought it was funny. very good dancers. >> e-mail what you think. >>> all right. pilots have been warned about and it just happened, actually, that passenger plane was hit by a drone. a live report with the frightening details coming up next. >>> then, demi moore and sometimes demi moore and emma stone want to vote for hillary clinton, but they can't. wait until you hear why. >>> and don't forget, today is tax day. we're helping you beat the big-government stress. stick around, finish your tax questions, hit the heavy bags. it's "fox & friends" live from new york. quiet. more "sit" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the

they go out into the ocean, take on ocean water, nix it with water that they took from a port, mix it together and then they discharge in the ocean. they tried to not bring any port organisms to a different port and spread the organisms. this can finally fix what 26 states has missed the. this is interstate commerce. this is our job. this is bipartisan. this is supported by the labor unions, by the manufacturers, my toshiba drivers, by everybody. data supports this. we have the ability to say this is a national security issue. that this impacts national security and that if you control the ocean you control the world. that's a fact that if you control the ocean you control the world. that china needs to keep its toe in the ocean. this replaces the current unworkable regulatory patchwork with one set of scientifically based environmental protected and technological capable rules. here's what's crazy about this. we turn this over to the epa. we give this to the epa. turn the cameras off. we are going to give us to epa and we will say, epa can you get to determine whatever is technologic