not just gasoline sales that have been hurting with spending ben and to correct myself, retail sales ohm up for the if time in four months. >> i just want to make this one point, we're doing better than we were in 1935. i bet you. >> i think you're a hater. >> i think we're doing a lot better. >> what is clintonhillary clinton going to run on the economy was going to craptown back in 2008. it's better than that now. >> just a little better [ bleep ] now. >> all you need is a point of comparison where ben stein was right. where were you eight years ago and where are you now. >> here is the thing. personal incomes are going up, spending is going down and savings have gone up. main street is worried about something and i don't know that a politician can convince them otherwise. >> we'll take a quick break enin the next segment we'll bleep out the words it will be easier. davey, what have you got coming up? >> can hillary clinton win over everyday americans when she's being called a crony capitalist by some of her own? >>> mortgage giants dishing out the perks for first time home buyers. doe

with ohm students around that intersection. many of them on bikes it really hit home for the temple community. police are looking for three teenagers believed to be inside that car. >> also breaking katy and the photographer were on their way to north philadelphia when they saw this a house on fire in hunting park. the flames broke out inside a vacant home around 3:00 this morning. firefighters had it all under control. no one was hurt and no word on what caused it. >>> the time is 4:34 police plan to make more arrests today on this platform on the septa platform. four warrants were issued yesterday for four students. they made one arrest yesterday. >>> and a man is being sentenced for a traffic crash that killed a 9-year-old. a jury convicted howard leappy. prosecutors say they liepe was driving drunk. crash killed ryan shyler and left his friend paralyzed from waist down. >>> it's a more peaceful protest in baltimore but it spread to other cities. after the arrest of 16 people during peaceful protests and marches leading up t

video from her ohm security system shows activity some find very suspicious. it's not what you expect to see when sewer work is being done next door. nancy is certain what was dumped is sue sewer water. there seems to be toilet paper in her ivy. >> i don't want sewage water dumped on my property. i don't think anyone else would appreciate it either. >> reporter: take a look at the video. a worker walks into the street to be a look youth. the other dumps the pail on her property. 20 minutes later it shows a worker taking another pail of liquid across the street. he appears to dump more liquid there. if it's sewage it's against health and safety cold here. there is also a municipal code. >> there should have been another way to dispose of the sewage. not a good idea to dump it in their neighbor's yards. >> reporter: in your opinion, is it a health hazard? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: the corporate office of mr. rooter issued this statement, without reviewing the footage, it is impossible to verify what is happening. pet owners are concerned for their animal's welfar

he says he keeps begging to go ohm. >> friends and survivors of violence took to the street of the bayview- hunters point neighborhood. organize say they want to see an end to the soiled violence in their neighborhoods and improvements in the educational and justice system and are concerned about rising rents and home prices pushing african- american and other minorities out of city. >> there are so much history, black history in bayview and in san francisco. we should be able to be here and see the fruits of our labor and not be pushed out only to come back here to work. it shouldn't be like that. >> according to the census african-americans made 13% of san francisco in 1970 and latest numbers from the census finds a steep drop by 2013 when african-americans made up 6% of the city's population. >>> the san mateo county sheriff's offices is warning residents of a mountain lion sight, the they are were spotted last night near woodside road and kings mountain flood woodside. people who live in the area should keep an eye out for the animal. expert say it's important to never approach a mount

the ohm nous storm clouds moving in over abilene, texas. this few from a former in lorraine texas. that's a land spout there. . and tonight, in the northeast, the landslide. ginger is standing by with the new track tonight, but first, abc's gio benitez on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, severe weather across the nation hitting from the gulf to the northeast. in texas, six reported tornadoes tearing through the countryside. and golf ball-sized hail rendering highways white. drivers dodging hailstones under overpasses. that unseasonable win try weather making an annoying comeback in the midwest and northeast that will last for days. high winds downing trees near philadelphia. one landing on a house. and in florence new jersey wet ground turning to e roe shus. a landslide, causing a dangerous situation for this neighborhood. and from here on the delaware river, you can see that massive landslide, a house right there on the very edge. if more rain hits this area there's no telling what can happen to that house. >> this is our home. we put a lot of effort into it. i put a lot of love i

. >>> san francisco giants fans are prepping their lucky gear for tomorrow's ohm opener. -- home opener. >> maybe this and this too. >> coming up a look at the world series champs. >> it's going it a lot of fun. >>> also breaking into the medical marijuana market. the prize people pay into turning pot. >>> plus killed in front of her own children in the south bay. why a family says they sensed something was wrong with the man now accused killing her. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> after several days on the run police caught up with a man suspected of killing his girlfriend in front of her children in san hoe alast week. 25-year-old andrew butler was arrested yesterday in monitor ray. charged of killing kendra gonzalez of sacramento where family and friends held a fundraiser today to pay for her funeral. spoke to them about the arrest. >> i couldn't believe it. you see it all the time but you don't know the feeli

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port in iran but now off the coast of the country of ohman, and the iranian convoy never got past the ohmyemeni ocean and the u.s. ships set up a line in the ocean pentagon not calling it a blockade but there were times the u.s. escort ships were within visual range of the iranian ships and blocking their path. pentagon officials say they were essentially just a few miles apart, within visual range. at no time was there any communication between u.s. and iranian ships but the u.s. slips blocked the path of the iranian ships and are now heading back in direction of iran. >> how does this affect the filing in yemen? >> reporter: the fighting is still again there. saudi airstrikes continue at least 20 of those today. just two days after the saudis said they were going to halt the airstrikes. and houthi rebels, iranian-linked fights make progress in the country and are also taking hits in the country phenomenon airstrikes and other militias. but the fighting is continuing in yemen despite all that is going on. >>> protesters rallying in front of city hall in baltimore call for justice in the

at the ceremony ohm ra read one of her favorite angelou passages. >> lying here thinking last night how to find my soul a home where water's not thirsty and blood loaf is not stone. i came up with one thing, and i don't believe i'm wrong, that nobody but nobody can make it out here alone. >> angelou passed away last may at the age of 86. >>> and we want to go back now to chris gordon's piece on the family tragedy in princess anne county. here's the latest from chris. >> reporter: family and friends gathered to grieve 36-year-old rodney todd and his seven children who died of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning from a generator he ran in the kitchen of his home after his electricity was shut off. >> my brother is gone. my nieces and nephews are gone. that's what they were to me. and i just can't, like put a grasp on it like he's gone and i'm not going to ever see him walk through that door no more. >> reporter: family members tell me they didn't know if mr. todd was having financial problems why the power had been turned off. it appears the windows were closed and there was no ventilati

. >>> do you believe the ohm way to finish the trafficking bill was to tie it into loretta lynch's nomination back, are you happy with the way that strategy worked? >> yeah, i'm happy with it. i said from the beginning to the end that we would take up the attorney general nominee just as soon as we finished trafficking. >> so joy reid, they have a deal on how to proceed on this so-called sex trafficking bill, which is what mitch mcconnell said had to be done first. now we're going to get to the nomination. >> the problem for mitch mcconnell is no one is going to remember anything about that trafficking bill. all people are going to remember is the agony over getting loretta lynch in place. could this have been litigated in an actual hearing or whether this was just petulance on the part of the republican party? i think it's smart they're finally ending this. get it over before something catastrophic happens. good for them for finally ending their own self-inflicted agony. >> that filibuster could have become overcome. there's enough to filibuster pit i think the parties need to conclude a tre

why have this story covered the way ohm cnn can. with global affairs correspondent elise labott live at the talks in switzerland. what do we know at this hour? >> well alisyn negotiators worked throughout the night, they're meeting again today. they'll continue to have meetings. it seems as if there's still some key areas that are unresolved although there has been a lot of progress. we understand it's down to just a few areas of the text. but those are key things alisyn. and it just making more difficult if they don't agree today, to have that comprehensive deal later on. we know that now we've passed the deadline if there's not something in the next 24 hours or so congress is going to threaten to impose sanctions against iran.

wouldn't slide over in his seat, kept sitting directly behind him when the man who said he was going ohmto oakland began to hit him with a metal padlock. >> got a bump on the head and a little blood but it could have been so much worse. >> reporter: more and more taxi cab drivers have cash cams in their vehicles, this is footage from february in a different cab when that passenger refused to pay and beat up a yellow cab driver in daly city, leaving the driver with serious facial injuries. the san francisco suspect meantime tried to take electronics from the front passenger seat but got away with nothing. the hope is the video goes viral and lands the attacker in jail. in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> steph, thank you very much. 6:17 right now on your thursday morning. we'll get a look at your microclimate forecast and that vista jaw-dropping per usual, it looks like there's just warmth emanating there, but you know what? as we talked about that, that can be deceiving. you were talking about frost this morning, christina. >> yes, i think we have a better chance f

torn away the tornado blew out windows and ripped away parts of the rules and mangle their art. 30 ohmse smashed in nearby rochelle. the county sheriff says one of them was his own. rescuers worked to pull 12 people from the inside the wreckage of the restaurant. from the air it seemed incredible that the human toll was not higher. this woman said she had a narrow escape. >>: i turned around and go downstairs and the windows blew out behind me and restarted coming in a couple of boards fell and they hit we hit the wall i got to the bottom of the stairs and realize there was no place to go >> grant lodes: through the night cmo workers went through the devastated neighborhood checking for any more fatalities and fortunately finding none. >> grant lodes: tomorrow morning fairfield residents will be allowed to return to their homes with law enforcement as courts to see if any belongings can be salvaged the people are promising to rebuild their town. >> reporter: lots of sunshine and mild temperatures right now 68 for san jose still and allow low to mid '70's for the inland valleys. one of t

let's talk about credit cards for a second it is ohming up. there but they have u.s. credit cards as well. >> they became legal in january. but the fact they're legal duct make them functional. it is a cash driven economy. cigar shops restaurants especially really you need cash there. but you can use a credit card in hotels it started to open up. >> you say cuba opened up to america we think resorts rather hotels, beaches, of course, restaurants. i hear restaurants are blowing up big time. >> it has been improved back then it was really a poor dining scene. now it is eventive restaurants a bit of private businesses you can open up your own restaurant if you're a cuban and getting fine meals >> that is the magazine there all a things cube. i appreciate you bringing me some -- no coming on the show. [laughter] >> listen this is your watch. >> a michael coors watch. you got that about you. cigar and the good life. >> love the magazine by the way. >> thanks, i appreciate it. hey guys more barney after this. >> a lot of this comes down to a converg

giants' home ohm opener is next -- opener is next monday afternoon against the colorado rockies. stay with us we'll have live reports at 5:00 and 6:00 before the game. you can also get more bay area sports on our website, ktvu.com. >> and so it begins. >> right. the regular season. march madness tonight. >> yes. >>> banned from the job site. coming up in 20 minutes, we'll tell you what an. says -- we'll tell you what apple says about a policy affecting construction workers. >>> a father threatened with fines for building a fort for his kids. the reason the city is taking action. >>> good morning. we're looking at the east bay commute and right now, it is looking a little bit slow, i have to tell you, including the sunol grade. we'll run it all down for you -- coming up. >>> well, it's cold out there. winter feels like it is rushing. 45 in san francisco. that's the coldest low in the city since january 4th -- since january 4th. i have a lot of studying to do. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. they have the fastest, most reliable in-home wifi, so i can do all my studying and le

we have miles for medical ohm a. we have the ovarian race that's along the art museum. running in the tea air as out there. our laura johnson are raising monday out there. nice job, ladies. let's get over to our caitlyn roth. this is the time of year all day sat and sunday if you're outdoors. you are going to be batting chilly temperatures. not too much sunshine for right now. plenty of activities across the delaware valley. man family 1215 wanted to know about the irish squirm age lacrosse. those tournaments are long and you're outside all day long. you still need the jacket because temperatures are very cold, in the 30s and 40s. cold for this time of year and we'll probably only make it into the 50s with those clouds streaming in. some earlier snow showers across parts of pennsylvania now changing over to just some light rain showers. this is mainly west of our area from harrisburg down to lancaster and maryland. we'll probably see some more sunshine at times this afternoon. but that's mainly from philadelphia northward. the storm system south of us is going to bring

what's interesting, too, not ohm do we see raindrops in parts of the ohio valley mid mississippi valley and tennessee valley for great lakes but also back to the west, high elevation talking about snow. we ease our forecast back into wednesday, thursday spotty hail straight line winds, you can allow chance of tornadic activity across the region. be careful. we'll keep you up to speed as best as we possibly can. as we get into tuesday, wednesday and thursday there will be a very real chance of having some severe storms. all right, that's the latest. alex send it back to you. >> thanks reynolds. >>> the weather did not corporate for the faithful and devoted at the vet khan today but little deterrent for the thousands gathering to hear pope francis' easter mass. call for somber coming just days after the terror attack in kenya. joining me is kelly cobiella. good sunday to you. the situation in africa and the middle east create a grim backdrop for this holy week. >> that's right, a lot to talk about from the pope and this easter sunday mass alex. the pope praised the nuclear agreement betwe

i ohm not sure that adds up fairly. >> there's only one kind of yoga, right?? >> let me ask you about bernie carrick, a guy who would never have been indicted if he weren't rudy giuliani's different. >> he calls it a political prosecution. >> i do, too. >> six months in solitary why? >> 60 days. >> why? >> one of the things that's very interesting about how they treat prisoners like him and kozlowski and others because they're high profile prisoners they get put into protective custody. how do you protect people like this? in his instance they put him in solitary because they didn't want other prisoners to hurt him or injure him. in the instance of kozlowski, he was put in protective custody, he was in with a judge, jah rule, the rapper was one of his mates, if you will. they put you in protective custody to quote/unquote protect you but they will also break you in that process. also interesting if you travel. sometimes you go on literally con air. if they want to move you from one prison to another, that's when you really go into solitary. because of the trav

why have this story covered the way ohm cnn can. let's begin with global affairs correspondent elise labott live at the talks in switzerland. what do we know at this hour? >> well alisyn negotiators worked throughout the night, they're meeting again today. they'll continue to have meetings. it seems as if there's still some key areas that are unresolved although there has been a lot of progress. we understand it's down to just a few areas of the text. but those are key things alisyn. and it just making more difficult if they don't agree today, to have that comprehensive deal later on. we know that now we've passed the deadline if there's not something in the next 24 hours or so congress is going to threaten to impose sanctions against iran. that will certainly scuttle any kind of deal. so the pressure is really on. but we're talking about a very vague statement, even if one comes out today, because it's very clear there is still unresolved issues. it seems as if at the best they're agreeing to keep talking. chris? >> elise, please k

the man was hit in the leg and ran ohm for help.idation and making terroristic threats. the case involves the shooting death of william bloom last year in april. he was found in a van in the city. police arrested howard's ex-girlfriend on murder charges. she denies pulling the trigger. two pennsylvania senators announced a distracted driving bill that would make it illegal to use you are your hand held device while driving. the driver would face a $50 fine for the first offense. i'm vai sikahema. another update in 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather on the nbc 10 app. see you in a half hour. back to the "today" show. >>> this morning on "today's take," lucy lawless from warrior princess to salem which. and we'll cozy up to some weird wild and deadly animals. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist, and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. it's april 15th 2015.