if you're getting on the buses, one detour this morning on the m50 for the city. and alternate side parking rules are in effect. the next weather and traffic update is on the the 4s. >>> 5:36 right now. today the man police say terror rised and robbed elderly women in is due in court after weeks of being on the run. tracie strahan is live in downtown brooklyn with the latest. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: darlene, good morning to you. we have been tracking this story for weeks showing you security video or images of the guy with the gray hair. now that clarence jones has been victims are breathing a sigh of relief this morning saying they robbed or were attacked by him. now we saw him coming from the precinct last night in handcuffs. this first look at him in police custody. now he was picked up at 8th avenue and carol street in park slope after someone called in a tip to crime stoppers yesterday. police believe clarence jones has been targeting elderly victims in more than half a dozen muggings over the past several weeks. he's being linked to at least eight

one minute it's loose and one minute it's free. a lot of work still ahead on the 4. >> now jimmie johnson took the wave-around so he will be back on the lead lap. however, he -- >> how did he get the wave-around? the 20 car was ahead of him. >> we have to get back to raceing. >> i'm really confused now. it was all clear until then. flag. look at that. >> all those gibbs cars right out front racing for the win, racing for the lead but what a night they're having. >> look at joey logano coming on the outside saw him have early run speed earlier in the race. >> been working on that little car. hasn't been that great and happening an the top ten but showing speed but, man, did he go into the third turn. >> only a short window of opportunity out on the outside before he has to get down to the bottom. >> i think he'll do that just fine. >> whoa, 11, 24 almost got together. >> carl edwards, he's off the pace. >> yeah. >> something is -- got a problem. something's happened. he'll get run over. >> the field flies by our polesitter. >> he'll

patrick are on this one-stop strategy.r busch race summary. martin truex, the new leader. 14 cars on the lead lap. 15 lead changes among eight drivers. four caution flags counting the green/yellow start for 24 laps. dale earnhardt jr. coming on denny hamlin for seventh place. let's take an inside ride with the 8 sponsored by nationwide. the 88. >> outside and quick. >>> clear. >>> 15 seconds off the lead. >> you listen to that lap for dale earnhardt jr. where they burped. throttle and then you pick it up slowly to get up off the corner. >> since the roo he start jimmie johnson's gained just one spot, that pass of kurt busch who is in 13th. >> goes to show you what happens when you get further back in traffic and all that aerodynamics of the car, track position still important. look who is on pit road. he's pitting at 275 with 59 t go. they can go to the end on fuel. now, my friends in the race say the average that the last caution in the last ten spring races at texas, 51 laps to go, about seven laps from now. >> larry mac

of the ones ms.lthy brought feel this with the mayor's office i anticipate this coming with the eardrums monitoring report we'll have a hearing here in july we clearly have a count on the number of units the eir for authorizing the number we have and the data behind that we can key up and agree on that. >> thanks. >> there is a motion that has been seconded to approve that matter with conditions as amended by staff and submitted to the record as amended by commissioner moore rartsdz the guardrails israel including the sponsor conditions for the configuration of the ground floor spaces the city attorney for the condition regarding the unit mix and with an update to the commission in a form of a memo have i covered everything on that motion commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner wu commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes conforming and non-conforming 7 to zero and commissione

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>> one going on for hours. no change -- all remain -- kai simonsen was live over the scene a few moments ago. the delays continue to get worst including the westbound. curiosity delays. back past the seaford oyster bay. in addition to the problem on 78 eastbound in berkeley heights, an accident came in. country club road, blocks the lane. in better news, for mass transit commuters, we're not -- buses and ferries also look great. you need to move your cars today. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> in just a few hours, parents will rally in lower man han. they claim officials aren't doing enough to curb violence. tracie strahan is outside the department of education headquarters with more on what the parents are doing. tracie? >> reporter: darlene, the allegations are really alarming. not only does this lawsuit claim that the department of education isn't enforcing regulations when it comes to keeping kids safe, they say it also is because they're retaliating against -- these parents with kids as young as 7

we see two cars and police on the scene with that one. overall the big picture speeds are in good shape so far. vine street expressway no overnight construction. that's good news there. resurfacing work until 6:30 kelly drive, stick to the mlk drive. the walnut bridge is closed. shipley road is closed at wilson road because of a water main break. stick is to silver side road. if you're heading southbound on 295 on the delaware memorial bridge watch for a lane being blocked. meanwhile, outside live in new jersey, that's 42 northbound no big problems, looking good right now. we're clear and dry and traffic is pretty light, tam. >>> okay, thank you, karen. >>> a candidate for the pennsylvania state house witnessed an execution style shooting while talking to somebody on the campaign trail. this happened in the cedarbrook section of philadelphia. we're learning a second shooting happened in the same area hours later, it is believed there's a connection. let's go over to annie mccormick live at the police headquarters with the latest on the in

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let me tell you, if there's one thing i tell viewers to do, go on my twitter, cntr on the aisle. there's a preview of one of their songs, waving through the window. just to hear that pop score, how broadway is changing. it's at second stage. but it's just a few blocks away. it's an incredible show. >> always exciting to see this many new musicals in a season. good to see you. see you at the thee tefrmt we'll be right back with the seven-day forecast. you're watching "today in new york." lieve tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov >>> talk about the weather. we look at it behind us. >> the best day of the year so far. >> best day of the year says lynda baquero. >>> 71. i mean, perfect for me. not too hot. it's comfortable, sunny.

partly to mostly sunny. 58 on wednesday. 62 on thursday. another front will bring a got chance of rain on thursday. more showers are possible on friday. another cold front. 53. breezy and a cold saturday. 46. slow warmup for a few days. in the pattern we won't warm up. warm up and get chilly again. that is the way it is. leon? leon: you got it. let's get back to breaking news of the transformer fire at the i.r.s. building downtown. jeff goldberg is still there on the scene. things are getting back to normal down there? >> they are. jamie talk about the closings a moment ago. the fire department cleared out of here the i.r.s. building. on 12 between constitution and pennsylvania. a big response from the d.c. fire and e.m.s. they say we are not taking chances with this. the traffic is flowing in downtown washington. back to you. leon: thanks, jeff. all right. guess what else is starting to flow? baseball. erin: that is right! baseball is back. the nationals opened up in atlanta today. bryce harper has a knack for smashing balls on opening day

one band going through. the cold unstable air later on. rain off and on.ratures will be in the 60s. heaviest rain in the santa cruz mountains and to the north bay. >> steve, i believe you're familiar with marsh creek road. >> it's nice when it's dry. there's a new crash. you know that area must be getting hit with rain. we get more collisions reported as steve has been saying, it's moving through and going to make the commute tough and we're here to tell you more about that. this is a look at the commute on 880. it started to slow down early we don't see a big slowdown until later. it's slowing down and looking at chp's list and don't see anything on 880 reported. i'm double checking it. there is no crash reported on northbound 880. it's just slow driving up towards downtown oakland. looking at some of the other commutes, san francisco doesn't look bad. 101 traffic on the northbound. looks good approaching the split. looking at 880. 880 southbound not bad from heyward to fremont. no problems as you drive through. we'll investigate the 880 thing and i belie

sue serio standing by on the commercial breaks we go on social media i look on there and jerome ingrammorning, bob, sue, chris, and lauren, you look real tired. >> what is this guy's name. >> jerome. >> this just in, we get up a at 2:00 in the morning so this is friday, this is five straight days of getting up 2:00 in the morning. >> good morning good everyone looks tired at that hour. come on, dude. >> are you sure you weren't looking at me, jerome, tired and cranky. when you combine the two. >> five out of the ten today, weather by the numbers. we have got chilly temperatures, 40's, maybe 50 or two but generally it is just cool, and it is drippy. it is in the really raining hard anywhere, in our viewing area but it is, drippy, a little breezy. breeze out of the north east at 10 miles an hour. 47 degrees is our current temperature with 80 percent relative humidity. still damp. 6:03 is your sunrise time. checking other temperatures a chilly 42 in mount pocono, reading and trenton. mid 40's. wilmington only 45 degrees. forty-six in dover. wind are generally calm to around 10 miles an ho

is trained in one thing, can they go on the other or vice vice-versa, do they stick to one thing or what? >> no, they tend to come and they spend their time, it's a seniority based program, so rail is kind of the sexy side of the house so to speak and everyone want tos go there, there's lots of folks who want to go there but they have to build that seniority before they can go to that division. >> i don't know if that happens or not, but this thing when one movers over to the rail side, does it for five years and then all of a sudden, you know, he or she wants to do actual work on overtime and overtime is on the bus side, do they get retrained at all, or can they just go over to bus side while being retrained? >> well, that's a special circumstance, we do have -- i mean, all the operators obviously on rail would be considered dual mode because they were bus operators first, but there are some that do like to move back and forth, they do get refresher training when it's necessary, most of the time when they land over there, they stay over there and force them back because what we don

>> a couple problems on the roads. one on the belt parkway. westbound out after exit 6, there's an accident in it the right lane. delays are building quickly here. a live look outside at the cross bronx expressway, delays are also building out there. an accident westbound by the sheridan expressway. you can see that blocks the left lane, that means it will take longer to clear. this is a spot to avoid. frightening attack. >> police release a sketch and surveillance video in the hopes of making an arrest on a young female jogger in prospect park. >>> and i'm katherine creag live in yonkers, where a livery cab driver is stabbed and robbed by a man who at one point is his passenger. that driver, the victim himself, teodlls us about his ordeal. that's coming up. >>> if you're heading out the door, take us with you. keep watching "today in new york." download the app on your mobile . >>> new clues in a frightening attack on a jogger in prospect park. this as we get our first look at the suspect. >>> a livery cab driver stabbed and robbed in westche

looking ahead to new york's primary coming up on april 19th told melissa russo in a one-on-one inte biew, that for now, in fact, new york is her main concern. >> one step at a time. m definitely focused on the primary. i don't want to take anything, anyplace o anyone for granted. >> err democratic rival could take a chunk of the new york vote. today he's campaigning in wisconsin which comes up tuesday. that state's important primaries taking place tomorrow. >>> republicann ohn kaiich, he'll take his campaign to long island. he'll hold two town hall meetings. one at hofstra unive ity in hempstead. the other at the paramount in huntington. kasich coming under attack by his rivals. he's calling on the ohio governor to drop out of race. meanwhile, ted cruz launched tv ads in wisconsin hitting hard ainst kasich. >>> the cnbcwmoney report, we're tracking which airline gets the cnbc's susan lee joins us with re. more flights are arriving on time. fewer bags. passengers are still kmang about their travel. the department of transportation says the complaints are up, they jumped 34% to the highest

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is trained in one thing, can they go on the other or vice vice-versa, do they stick to one thing or what? >> no, they tend to come and they spend their time, it's a seniority based program, so rail is kind of the sexy side of the house so to speak and everyone want tos go there, there's lots of folks who want to go there but they have to build that seniority before they can go to that division. >> i don't know if that happens or not, but this thing when one movers over to the rail side, does it for five years and then all of a sudden, you know, he or she wants to do actual work on overtime and overtime is on the bus side, do they get retrained at all, or can they just go over to the bus side while being retrained? >> well, that's a special circumstance, we do have -- i mean, all the operators obviously on rail would be considered dual mode because they were bus operators first, but there are some that do like to move back and forth, they do get refresher training when it's necessary, most of the time when they land over there, they stay over there and force them back because what we

speculating on what might be going on.rted in the keystone pipeline, that may be a factor here in some of this. you get old-fashioned short covering. the broader tends are important. the dollar has been weaker. we had a lot of supply constraints. we've been talking about that recount. we report on it every friday. it was 362 last week. we had 1600 rigs in october of 2014. the rig count that been decimated. the backlog of oil supply has been slowly declining. demand relatively stable. everybody likes to dismiss opec as a toothless tiger, it's gotten attention about discussing the possibility of a production freeze. the meeting is april 17th. that's close now. we're talking ten days away for that meeting. there's possible movers for oil. you can see what this is doing to the big oil companies. these are hard to move on more than a 1% basis on a day. so chevron up 1.5%. that's significant. you get more moves if you go out to the exploration and production names, murphy, continental resources, devon, anadarko, apache, some of

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just out of curiosity, how many individual on this program. >> on average 53 people per month on the case load. we signed up 187 people in 2015. >> and in terms of what is in the report referred to absent without leave, awol. the leaders have to report to you with how many awols? >> we have been very successful. last year we had 34 people who in one way or another did not comply on a major basis. the advantage is we get reported to us in realtime. the more significant fact is that 93% of the people who complete the program, by our calculation and the numbers we report to the mayor, 93% do not recidivate within 12 months of completion of the program. >> batteries, what about dead batteries? >> we get alerts when a person's battery is dying. so when it goes below a certain percentage, we actually have the ability to buzz the person, which is send a person an alert to say it's time to recharge your battery. >> thank you, supervisor breed, any questions for captain paulsen? >>supervisor london breed: is there more funding needed to put in to more women's programs. based on the program it

when women could get an elective abortion. >> it's one day at a time, one minute at a time, one houre. moments like this, they do help. >> 26 riders making a trek to benefit the 26 killed in the sandy hook attack. >>> this morning we have new video of secretary of state john kerry visiting japan and the memorial to hiroshima's atomic bombing. he became the most senior u.s. official to travel to that city. he's there for a g7 meeting with officials. he will not issue an apology for the bombing of hiroshima. the u.s. dropped the bomb, killing 140,000 japanese and it led to the end of world war ii. >>> nearly 25 years after she testified at clarence thomas's supreme court hearings, anita hill is speaking out again. she sat down with the "today" show's savannah guthrie. >> well, i'm really at peace with my role in history. i don't think i have to become at peace with him being on the supreme court. i think what we have to do, though, is understand why my testimony and my experience, why that was so important to the integrity of the court. >> you can see the full interview with anita hill

thank you very much we'll start with item number one this is the opportunity to speak on items not on tonight's calendar. >> walter thank you. good evening board of appeals and why don't we appeal away why don't we appeal away into the night make that turnout right. >> and hey won't you play none somebody done somebody done somebody wrong and make the appeals community based right. i miss any city won't you turn it out pretty and you got no money and you got no home spinning wheels on appeals the stone drop all your troubles at the commission side and make it turn t out right thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any other general public comment? okay. seeing none move to item 2 commissioners questions or comments commissioners >> no. >> and item 3 which is the boards consideration of the minutes the march meeting any changes or addition any public comment on the minutes okay. seeing none we have a motion from commissioner lazarus to adopt the minutes on that motion commissioner fung commissioner honda commissioner wilson and commissioner swig thank you that vote is 5 to zero and

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the candidates did not speak one on one with one another, but kasich today, and i was standing righte looked over at us and said look where all the energy is. you guys are with me today. i think one reason is because of the unusual nature of obviously this deal that the two of them, this alliance that he and ted cruz have come up with, but he wanted to make it clear we're having the time of our life and we will be there in cleveland. >> peter, this maybe illustrates one of the main challenges and one of the things holding back this stop trump movement is here we are at the end of april and there still is no consensus alternative to donald trump. we're basically hearing it's kasich in some states and cruz in other states. >> that's exactly right. one of the points that's significant about this is even if he did say to voters don't vote for me, vote for your second best choice or in effect vote for ted cruz, it's not entirely clear that everybody in indiana would be voting for ted cruz. there according to a recent poll 53% of kasich's supporters say their second choice is cruz. but 22%

one of them was on the schuylkill expressway westbound. we broke into programming with chopper6 during the 2 o'clock hour and you saw the awful scene here near montgomery drive. everything with that accident has cleared up but it's still given us heavy delays this afternoon on the westbound schuylkill still back here onto the westbound side of the vine but as you can see that delay is starting to thin. on the eastbound side of the vine same is not true. the delay just starting to build between the schuylkill and 95 and while we're in this neck of the woods let me mention to you 11 o'clock tonight the vine will close four nights this week it's shutting down for construction as they put some of those new beams into place so those closures were postponed from last week but they will happen this week. meanwhile in chester county on the route one oxford bypass getting word of a crash in the southbound lanes near 841. speeds just in the 30's approaching that accident scene. in bucks county there's a wreck on 309 northbound side approaching soude

seize on his controversial statements on abortion. trump was in the nation's capital to meet with the rnc chair. trump tweeted they had a nice meeting. >>> new details at a bus station. a virginia state trooper who was wounded has died. officials say trooper chad dermyer was shot by a man he spoke to briefly. dermyer was taking place in a training exercise at the station. the gunman was shot dead by other troopers. binghamton university says one of two people wounded is a member of the women's track team. her injuries are not life-threatening. >>> we have new information on the terror. we're learning the nypd warned police in europe about two of the suicide bombers one week before the attacks. the intelligence division provided information about the radical background was discussed with belgian police. but belgium's federal police department denies the information was passed on. >>> meanwhile, private funeral services will be held tomorrow for two new york siblings killed in the brussels attacks. 29-year-old alexander and his 26-year-

they went on to be the giants for-one to avoid a sweep. tomorrow oakland hosts the chicago white sox. >>> we want to know which team you are rooting for whether you are a oakland a's fan or giants fan or both. send us your photos of you and your family in your but the baseball gear. facebook or twitter or posted to instagram. we will be showing off photos throughout the show. >>> warriors fans are hoping the team gets -- basketball, warriors hope the team gets back to business as loss of the boston celtics on friday. they lost their home winning streak but they look to get back on track when they take on damian lillard and the portland trail blazers. golden state needs of 5 more winds with a total of 73 for most victories in a regular- season. the last few seconds were heartbreaking. you can see the expressions on people's faces. they were thinking wow, the warriors lost. >> is donald trump getting nicer on the campaign trail. his words. and that his actions speak even action -- louder. >>> a former uber driver star thrown company. the gro

, on hotels.s it directly serves clients. employees in europe are stopping routine trips to other parts of the region. this comes on top of the fact that since about 2012, goldman relying onrtie been bankers. and what it has managed to do is decrease the cost on compensation, while increasing the workforce. the goldman ceo is trying to ride out a bond trading slump that lasted for years. and it has been compounded by market swings and increasing regulation. now this latest push to reduce expenses will probably amount to the biggest since 2011. but the question is, is it going to be enough to satisfy investors? of course goldman sachs reports on tuesday, quarterly earnings on tuesday. and analysts are estimating, as you can see on the chart there, revenue and expenses may be the lowest of any first quarter in a decade. the thing is, some are saying look, even if expenses drop, revenue could drop even further. goldman sachs is not alone in the cost-cutting exercise in the banking sector. nejra: jpmo

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eyes and ears keeping tabs on you. if you are ride to go day you may run into steve keeley. >>> rarely meet human beings that really care about someone that you do not know. >> philadelphia and hockey community, are mourning the loss of ed snider, how the founder of the flyers, truly wanted to be remembered. >>> plus, presidential candidate john kasich holding a town hall meeting in insuring state. why the ohio governor is admitting he would be a horrible vice-president. it is april 12th, 2016. we will see what he has to say when somebody asks will you be my vp. >> yeah. >> that is down the road. >> hi everybody. great day, tuesday. >> we have some rain confined to the early part of the day. the rest of the day will be nice. >> yesterday afternoon at that game. >> it was beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> yes, gorgeous. >> in the right field side where you had sun on your face. >> and then they played the game. >> yes. >> let's go with a six out of a ten. we had five yesterday. we have bus stop buddy with the rain gear. mild w

they can put logos on the practice uniforms, they can put it on the court, on the benches, just the jerseys should not have them. don't water down the integrity of the actual game, then i don't think it necessarily hurts. >> reporter: the corporate logos can only measure 2.5" and must be placed on the upper left side of the jersey. also, they can't conflict with league sponsors. >> the team should be in control of this asset. the idea here was it should be a team's decision whether or not they want to place a logo on their jersey. >> reporter: it can be a year- long sponsorship or many a monthly or weekly sponsorship. >> of course, new york is always going to have funding from big business but i think it would be important for small businesses. everyone gets their shot to get on a new york knicks jersey. >> reporter: last year the nba made more than 700 million- dollar in sponsorships. this is estimated to add another $100 million. jersey. in europe they are more prominent than the team logo. a marketing expert says this is it. brand across the chest like european soccer leagues? i don't kn

mid-60s on saturday. 70 on sunday. 75 on monday. notice the lack of rain. temperatures back down to the low 60s on wednesday. let's get a check of your thursday morning commute. lauren scala has that. >> thanks, raphi. >> we have an accident on 78. this is heading eastbound in the area that blocks the center lane before exit 24. it's 523 old wick exit. i'll keep you posted on that. any problems on the roads aren't causing too much of a problem. a live look outside. congestion on the long island expressway. by the grand central parkway, westbound, lots of cars and trucks out there. then heading over to the gowanus expressway, similar look past the belt merge through industry city. plenty of people on the roads. no problems on the roads. no problems on the rails. that includes your major commuter lines and your subways. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you very much. >>> police are looking for a street vein tore who is suspected in a slashing in midtown. police say an argument broke out between a teen and that vendor on fifth avenue

on them.nnie mccormick has more. >> reporter: southwest family said they are traumatized after the early morning raid philadelphia police have confirmed to "action news" that the home that they raided did not have the people they were looking for inside. >>> coming out of the shower there's a pump action rifle in my chest, he is like put your hands up. >> reporter: angel jardine said s.w.a.t team came into his home police believed potential suspects from the home invasion were inside the home. >>> i was scared of the gun, it traumatized me so bad i had to go to the doctors this morning. >> reporter: police saw monique sobbing she is physically impaired after an ex-boyfriend shot her in the head. the officer left behind a broken door and one of them suffered a bruise to the shoulder. after the family was brought in for questioning, police realized they had the wrong people. >>> he said we had you mistaken for someone else, it was all a misunderstanding and they were going to give us a ride home

on so we were trying to get a update on the details here. there was someone, a concerned citizen making the call to 911. concerned about this person at 5007 sharon road. when the emergency crews responded when they got there, no one answered, and they tried to make entry and that's when shots were fired from someone inside the home. at this point we don't know what kind of concern we're talking about here that the concerned citizen had. we don't know, they're still investigating right now. the civilian was injured but not seriously and of course the shooter is in custody as we have reported before and those two firefighters are in critical condition as we've been reporting. so that's kind of the latest what we know right now. you know, it's really quite sad mentioned shawn, two firefighters going up to a door just to try to help somebody and then to try to get inside to do that job they end up getting fired upon. so a lot of people still in shock here from the fire department as well. the fire chief in pennsylvania is making his way back bri

it happened on ps 169 on 86th street. investigators say a 13-year-old boy threatened a girl in the school with a fully loaded 22 cal bar revolver. the gun discovered stuffed inside the teen's shirt. it's the fourth handgun discovered inside of new york city schools in the last three weeks. union who represents the new york safety officers is sounding the alarm. >> these are nonscanning schools that these guns are being found in so that negates the argument that we need to get rid of metal detectors. actually, we need to increase the metal detectors. the two boys are 13 and 14 but >>> a drew blown over by high winds narrowly missing a truck. it was in boonton township. a police sergeant was out on patrol when that tree came crashing down. his dash cam caught the whole thing. the falling tree missed the truck but a pickup didn't have time to stop and smashed into the debris. the driver was not hurt. >>> coming up at 5:34, time for weather and traffic on the 4s. raffy says if we can get through today we'll have a better day

guest: on the one hand i'm excited about it.it's wonderful that this is such a part of the public discord and it's wonderful we are seeing a level of bipartisan-- unprecedented level of bipartisan-- i keep my cynical hat on because much of the conversation tends to be economic in nature and that investment is that we have to reduce our prison population because we are going broke and that is true and i'm advocate for not wasting our money, but i think if it's just about finding something cheaper we can easily find a cheaper way to mass incarcerate and given that i believe prison system is oppression i think we can find a cheaper way to oppress people, so a big reason i wrote this because i wanted to address is on a more social level, on officials-- philosophical level so that not only about dollars and cents and we talk about the bigger issue at stake. host: the book is called: incarceration nation: a journey to justice in prisons around the world. the next call comes from persia-- in california. please go ahead. caller: i was w

one is on monday. monday it's the two-year anniversary of when flint made its fateful switch in the source of its water without treating it properly which caused the lead poisoning of that whole city in the first place. and that anniversary on monday, that's going to bring a whole new round of not just national attention, but probably global attention to this crisis. the question is, does a new round of attention make it any more likely that flint will get fixed? that the pipes will get replaced? that there will be any more urgency actually fictioning this problem? or to even finally starting to deliver clean water to people in flint, which still does not happen, even now. will the anniversary bring about any more urgency in terms of trying to make this better in the day-to-day life of people in flint and trying to fix this city that had its water pipes ruined by the state government? that's one thing to watch for. the other thing to watch for is a matter that is a very sober thing and has just arisen

police on the scene of fatal car accident on bike path. annie yu on the scene with the latest. hey, annie, what can you tell sglus good morning this accident happened around midnight and here we are hours later on the scene and we have a few police officers out here and currently they have a tow truck loading up this car if you take a close look it's a ball crushed like a things of tinfoil. still investigating what happened and this is 400 block 56 street northeast at the end of residential road in what appears to be a bike tr and faulking with neighbors here two people were ejected from the vehicle, d.c. police confirmed the driver died and second victim was loaded into ambulance ambulance and taken to the hospital. we don't know what kind of condition this person is in. police say the driver may have been intoxicated. so certainly just a very sad story. terrible story. >> let's talk about that now. >> back to you in the studio. >>. >> also developing overnight triple shoot in the district. three women were shot in the 2500 block green street southeast. injuries are non life-t

on the subways, we have delays out there on downtown 2 trains. otherwise, overnight track work, fastrack is wrapped up. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> lauren, thank you very much. tens of thousands of workers going to walk off the job fter a bitter dispute. >> more on the strike. >>> michael, it proe ses to indeed. they're going to walk off the job in an iour. they promise to rally here on 36th street. corporate verizon is ved i for a strike as well. they're having a plan in place. verizon says their dedication is to the customers. official claims, they say they haven't heard from union leaders and willing to submit to mediation or even extend a strike deadline. ey say that's why they training nonunion employees to replace those planning to walk off the job and necessity plan to plug those employees into several different departments. nearly 40,000 verizon workers have been without a contract since august, however. they're looking for things like improving pension benefits and providing job security for workers at call centers by p

number one. number two, it wasn't under this administration that was even created nor under this president. he last caller, i agree with 100%. a lot of these people were rounded up. if anybody should be talking about what was going on, it should be the people who are behind this to begin with. host: ok. we are talking about whether gitmo detainees should be held in the united states. a little later we will be talking about tonight's white house correspondents dinner. if you would like to see that live tune in here starting at 6:00. back to our guantanamo bay conversation. one point that was pointed out indiana's wthr story from this week. the ongoing g.o.p. opposition to president obama's plan to close guantanamo bay. it includes blocking a nomination of one of obama's nominees. it just shows the g.o.p. opposition to the president's plan to close the facility is remaining. p next on our independent line . nick do you think that the prisoners should be brought to the united states? caller: no, i d

so the -- you know, the investigation is going to go on and on and on and on and on and then on november 5th the new president-elect will say, i'd like an update on that case, please. >> uh-huh. [ cheers and applause ] you know, i just have to say that -- >> hillary may have to pardon herself. if she ever won. she's not going to win, don't worry. >> yeah, you know why she's not going to win? you know why she's not going to win? because ted is going to win. the reason -- [ cheers and applause ] the reason ted is going to win is because think about the contrast. think about the sharp contrast between cruz and fiorina and clinton and trump. now why do i put them together? clinton and trump. because they're two sides of the same coin, sean. they're two sides of the same coin. [ applause ] they are both -- they are both the ultimate insiders. i mean, wow, john boehner says yesterday that donald trump is his texting and golfing buddy and harry reid thinks donald trump is okay, too, and donald trump contributed seven times to hillary clinton. i'm sorry, it is not a choice or a contrast when don

. >> cruz getting a rough welcome in the bronx and going one-on-one with george right here on "gma." >>> brutal body slam. an investigation under way after this school officer seen throwing a 12-year-old girl to the ground. now we hear from the young girl about those terrifying moments. ♪ >>> this morning, millions blown away by "the force awakens." now we have the world premiere, explosive new "star wars" movie. before there was luke and leia, ray and fin there was "rogue one," the first look at it right here exclusively on "gma." >> good morning, america. that music gets up on a thursday morning. we have a brand-new "star wars" surprise. remember "the force awakens." biggest u.s. film ever and now we'll give you the first look at the trailer for a brand-new movie that explains the events that got "star wars" started. >>> it's so top secret we cannot show you a frame of it yet so what you were looking at was from "the force awakens," not this new one so the clock is going. >>> first those tornadoes touching down in the south overnight as storms damage homes and cars from kentucky to

on "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. wilfred frost joined by the lovely seema mody this morning standing in for sara eisen. u.s. futures pointing higher. last week we lost around 1.25% for all three of the main u.s. indices. today we're expected to bounce back high per. s&p by 6, nasdaq by 20 points. let's have a look at trade around the world as well. europe is higher up .8%. had down .3% at the open. but has rallied. asia was next, we saw the japanese market suffer because of the high yen. shanghai and hong kong managed out. shanghai in the last couple weeks managing to outperform yesterday's. a big change in sentiment. one of the reasons we've had intraday improvements. oil prices yes, down half a percent but down more like one percent earlier on. last week we had strong gains. wti was up 6.6% for the week. 39.5 for wti. >>> among the stories to watch today, president obama will meet with fed chair janet yellen at the white house. they'll discuss the longer economic outlook and wall street reform. vice president biden

no one is a hero on trade. everybody is picking on trump.resident can't get it through his own party to do tpp. had nothing to do with donald trump. >> i've seen things in both parties that shock and surprise me. >> let me ask you about this tepid rebound since you had so much to do with keeping us afloat. did you at the time think it would be eight years of sub 2% get. we would be at zero interest rates eight years later. >> no, i didn't. the reason i didn't the ten years before the crisis, the bubble years, amassed some of these really profound powerful economic forces that we're seeing. the american people, the ten years before the crisis were doubling their borrowing while their median income, average income was flat. so a lot of the jobs we had and we're not really sustainable jobs. people were buying homes they couldn't afford. product they couldn't afford. look what was going on with europe, the monetary union, italian, greek, spain, portugal, again bore roger much more than they could afford because they are propped up by a single cu

and they both agreed that john kasich, who is only one one state -- won one state needs to drop out. >> he should not be allowed to run and it is very unfair that he is taking our boats. >> he has say i want to have my boats, this is not fair. -- votes, this is not fair. >> reporter: hillary clinton now appears to be conceding the states. she is already moving on to new york where she is trying to stave off the rising sanders, trying to fill a monumental -- fuel a monumental upset in the clinton states. >> don't tell her this, but if we win this, we could win and be on our way to the white house.>> reporter: calling nervous supporters saying that hillary clinton has an almost insurmountable lead in delegates over bernie sanders. >>> the san francisco entertainment commission will decide whether to allow an adult movie studio to turn into a major music video. king kong.com, and people nearby are already set up with loud and unfermented parties, and now they worried that giving them the full entertainment permit will make the situation even worse, and they are proposing adding extra so

i agree on that point but obviously readily differed on what to cut or prioritize on.ublicans response, that is beney, a gimme, a entitlement s that a good enough for a lot of americans like her who are frustrated? how would you sin someone like that over. >> neil, i point to things that actually worked. in my home state of louisiana, i was on board for teach for america, when we return ad corrupt system of schools in new orleans to a system of charter schools where parents have options. you use money there in much smarter way that was being stolen and wasted with things already being done. we created a system of charter schools where you have kids that are learning that weren't learning for that. liberals fight that. neil: how is in many in the party have not been, when it comes to the candidates. they all don't care about people like her or don't care about rabid base looks like oh, they're just bernie sanders kooks? how do you try to win them over. >> we need to get back to what ronald reagan did is inspiring people. both sides, republican and democrat, presidential

we're keeping an eye on traffic here on the ground on the delaware memorial bridge. expect delays and closures. we'll tell you how things are moving after the break. across pennsylvania, he's praised as a progressive champion with a record of reform. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned parenthood and he's endorsed by president obama - who says shapiro "represents the next generation of progressive leadership". democrat josh shapiro an attorney general...for us >>> and so far, so good on the delaware memorial bridge as we take a look from the new jersey/delaware border from high above nbc's sky force 10. we're watching for backups as emergency repairs on the bridge cables continue today. >>> and the flyers are alive. >> staying alive, the flaiyers avoid a sweep but still a long way to go in the quest for the cup. >>> fired over a facebook post. curt schilling gets the boost from espn. more about that in a mome

bernie sanders on a roll, on top in wisconsin, too, he joins us live coming up on this week. >>> "actionome of the stories we're working on for you, our live coverage from delaware county continue after two people were killed in a amtrak accident. >>> villanova is one win away from clinching a national championship. we have more from houston as the team perhaps for the next big test. >>> now, for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day. >> announcer: starting right now on "this week with george stephanopoulos," trump's terrible week. the billionaire front-runner down big in wisconsin after seeing his top adviser arrested, sparking a firestorm over abortion and getting slammed on his foreign policy. >> i'm not sure which is worse, dealing with the party people or dealing with the press. >> announcer: now, is trump more vulnerable than ever? and could a wisconsin loss make a convention clash inevitable? >> i'm also a democrat. that's kind of important. >> secretary clinton owes us an apology. >> announcer: as bernie sanders gains in the polls, the

there is no new news on who might be on the short list. the new news is that the list is not all that short, if they're considering at least 24 people. the clig search team is being helmed by john podetsa and cheryl mills. now just as an aside, that means that if these two are going to follow the dick cheney method of searching for just the right campaign picked himself. however conflicted the republican party might be about the state of its primary race and the remaining con ternsd for president, the clinton campaign put out word today that they they the republican candidate is clear. they are proceeding starting today as if clinton will be the democratic nominee and donald trump will be the republican nominee, who she is running against in the fall. now, one of the major points of contention in the democratic primary, one of the main bones that boig has had to pick with hillary clinton, one of the key distinctions between these two democratic candidates is that bernie sanders would not accept major support from super pacs while hillary c