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let's show you what's pp we've seen the clouds that moved in from the west.a lot of rain in pennsylvania, out through ohio and in toward the tennessee and ohio valleys. around here, it's just come into western maryland and parts of west virginia. you see this right here? let me show you doppler 9000. this is all ground clutter once you get past the northern parts of maryland. that's ground clutter. when you get into the catoctins, smithsburg and williamsport, out here toward cumberland, this is where you see those showers moving to the east, northeast. temperatures in the mid-40s. martinsburg 44. cumberland 149. already 52 -- is 49. already 52 in winchester. temperatures in the 40s. that's why we're forecasting highs from the low to mid-60s across the region, even upper 60s in places like fredricksburg. near 70 in tappahannock. let's bring jessica doyle in. she has traffic for us. monika is off. it's early so, please, it's got to be quiet at this hour. >>> it's happy friday, howard bernstein. that's what i'm talking about. not looking bad. the american legion

navy aircraft ha covered more than 360,000 square nautical mile pps. >> we know we're only looking in one hay stack whether than multiple hay stacks. >> reporter: search maps were developed to help location air france in the atlantic ocean. he took us through the sophisticated model they used. first a grid that showed where it could have hit. where the debris would have fallen if the plane had a catastrophic failure at cruisiig altitude. >> if you loi layer those you get a heat map. it's probably in that location where it's red and green is a medium chance. >> reporter: managing those zones has huge obstacles. why is it search aircraft can promise so many leads and surface vessels can't find them. >> the item could have sunk. it could have been blown completely off on a different course or pushed someplace else and the ship will never find it again. >> reporter: china's government released this photo of an object that turned tout be a whale car k c carcass. >> over a two week time frame they were checked to see where they were reporting. you see the buoy down here. the red dot started

pps. though we can select the kind of may two thousand tpa of cricket. the anticipation forbid the government the petition. it was a record high. last week the peak condition. parking both of us. on the fact that the line the economy. let's not getting any easier for full sun on the snow piles in paris thank you very much well moving on to the ukraine crisis now and on new attempts to calm tensions between moscow and kiev this sunday russian pharmacists second the broth has called on the ukrainian government to commit to the federal structure and stay active in a tent made that statement ahead of a meeting with us at the state john kerry the stock is just a short time ago was in paris. his face and the mosque and has no plans to send troops into east high. chris foss the us is pulling out all the physical but it still does. the drama along the way well the crisis has good relations between russia and united states mile west of the more pressure than at any time since the end of the cold war two is there any chunks of the two sides reaching its difference

tuesday need to pay attention to the changing weather and get that weather app, the nbc bay area "a" ppa good thing to have especially if you're sleeping at night. you can set it so it will wake you up out of your sleep if we do have any inclement weather overnight. >> thanks very much. when you talk about that one to two more feet of snow her ears perked up. >> trying to get a little skiing in. >> thank you, anthony. all right. a 12-year-old girl is recovering from a controversial surgery, and the rare disorder that left her in a state of constant hunger. the online campaign that's helped her family pay for this procedure. we'll be right back after this. >>> warmer temperatures, rising sea levels and extreme weather. that's what a new u.n. report is predicting, that is, if the world doesn't cut greenhouse gas emissions. climate scientists are getting ready to release the report when they meet in japan tomorrow. leaked document show the experts believe temperatures could rise by up to nearly 9 degrees this century and sea levels could rise by as much as 21 inches threatening coasts. the

at the pp court to face my purse from both sides among twenty seven and eight in st. if you have to change diapers feeding people will shut them up. in spain and writing the same type of bloke. it's really disturbing to know them. no correlation between don't want to investigate what exactly happened so the pity is no stronger and stronger understanding of the hunt. my first payment because mo temple beach but it was somebody from the new british though cause he tried to calm times catherine ashton. we spent all the states will the states they don't comment on these tiny booth and the beast type of situations only usable he is the stands i was in a gory that this is what top and bake in a house to change the topic when it comes to how they dealing with what goes on in ukraine seeing as how stiff enough to go in the way that they put on hold its head. we had to treat disparaging remarks from head to see a us diplomat said victorian humans. she ripped the top team in. eu during the discussion that he had this week said it over the telephone then said god is the balsam l

the pp court to face my purse from both sides among the fourteen men and indictment of st. you have to change diapers feeding people will shut them up go to bed and into your chosen a simple post issues as medical doctor and he can demonstrate that it is in the same handwriting. this entire lives. it's really disturbing to know them shouldn't that be don't want to investigate what picture so the pace felt stronger and stronger and spending. my first payment because mo temple beach but because somebody from the new british what is actually quite surprising he have for the estonian foreign minister to say here because if it is not now recall that at the high and this was no one ever said that he was from they want but if it is that newly formed of government there in ukraine that means that the opposition on longer apply in this and they were in fact trying to destabilize the situation in ukraine and it seems that this pretty much in keeping this up but the real question now is because as i've said this really changes everything how cold the west and in your impact and reacts

so what i consider and weigh in pp considers that the commission has not gone far enough. he's giving farmers the power to organize concerts to send recorded together in order to stand out to teach you choose which of course much bigger and that it was changed and cucumber to show admission to the tune of a cocoa world development plays a key role in the territorial economic and social cohesion of the eu and in the protection of the environment. it's also the second had a c ap the commission wants to make communities in the countryside stronger and more sustainable for targeted investment creating new long term employment opportunities austrian nep elizabeth coasting to a self promoting comment on the lake is parliament shot a report on the rural development aspects of the chp. she explained how she thinks the commission's proposal can be strengthened i think it's very important to point out that the new development once the sauce approach on the show. we also want to. what did they tell are matched to create new a ph how to make schools that teach how to make and then com

the pp can touch the cake looked like he knew that it is looking to pick up the cry this is exactly what all sides wanted to avoid it you think we could see a military conflict. they have already been made to coach an overhaul to ongoing standoff between the russian and ukrainian troops will and how we can upgrade it to improve the care that you could say that the court because of shifting from a political commitment to that age. we have a great topic and take a look at the olympiad. we cannot allow that. at that age could get go. officials said anything yet. no i didn't have any of the superman of the pro pot joining us constantinople as an investment in the ukrainian prime minister said russian forces have committed what he called a war crime by shooting at ukrainian troops. if any at sandia also said the conflict was now shifting from a political tool and military siege is also ordered his defense minister to meet with his counterparts from britain france and russia to prevent an escalation of the complex those countries had previously signed in nineteen eighty four treaty guaranteein

opportunity for our contest to set foot into the american market officials say the province up to for the pp should also be modified so they can focus more on producing creative content rather than relying on commercials and update the news. and. what a summer top stories on the global fight from the fallout of the referendum results and find me at the mystery surrounding the missing malaysian airline or legalize the folly of the new center all russian president vladimir putin on tuesday night made it official and aches in crimea in defiance of the west. how war washington and the european union reacted. will the west is continuing to push for greater sanctions on moscow for its intervention in the region. the russian president vladimir putin remains defiant and showing no signs of backing down addressing a joint session of parliament on tuesday who's to say crimea was of vital importance to russia underlining its historical and cultural links with codeine and sign a treaty with the leaders of crimea for the ukrainian black sea peninsula to become part of prussia. following the signing cerem

. ♪ >> facebook's $19 billion pp has broughtatsa more deals in the online chat industry.rg's middle east correspondent spoke with life persons ceo in tel aviv. >> the world is really changing. things like facebook are acquiring whatsapp, and that is what the heart of the internet is at today. we want to provide a platform to companies coul -- communicate with their come -- customers like that. >> getting more used out of your existing products? >> there is a couple of interesting dynamics. there is a consumer out there that does not know to pick up the phone to get help, they want to chat. there is global markets, we just sent to japan, australia, germany, there is a really unique ability to go mobile with what we are doing. enterprise customers expanding, getting more of their consumers to interact online, digitally versus acting up a phone. bank, so youe could pick up a few companies like that? >> we are based on more technology acquisitions. coming out on the market, so we are investing in ourselves right now, and executing and bring that but for out of the market -- a

strategy fall for the brand so this has buried its a traditional conventional employee unemployment pp somewhat past tense in the last two years and has made a scene that could be modernization nothing that's that has to be a help to keep the strength of the industry in spain. it is now at very productive days that to bn and the missing day it was due to hard work is not about coming second stab sleep cycles. some people say to mr stockman that that's what no one is about to sacrifice a lot today that their salaries and to some extent illegal blocking hours. but this is not of the ipod as effective as a snapping its not one longer working else but obviously in there and that period of time re use or do you see that's the call ups of ministry. time and unemployment growing to twenty five percent the people they'd like in all markets lead to real as the two web log on and didn't bother that's normal. i mean awful and that the devotee is that's that then that's it we have been able to grow our employment in the years we had the industry in spain came down and that the period with out the

it is progressive. , pp are reputation doing well. we are only two years on from when the ban was enacted, anna. the u.s. chamber of commerce lobbied on behalf of bp and the british government as well. there is a lot of interest to get this across the line. from a business point of view, bp has some pretty big contracts with u.s. government departments .ith almost $2.5 billion they practically vanished when this was implemented. those comp -- those contracts come up for renegotiation. not thatle say it is much of an impact. it is important. the most critical part of the equation for dudley is this. the government of mexico is very important to this. be whereof mexico will they really want to focus, -- they haveyear 10 rigs out there and they hope to produce 300,000 barrels. the litigation continues. it has been ongoing. the criminal litigation comes in at $4.5 billion. the clean water act, this is what the judge is still considering. act, whatclean water are you liable for if you are bp? >> how much oil did this bill? -- did they stil

pped over to peck at them and crows are a very smart bird and can imitate human speech. and he says i know. it sounds a little demented that he says that over and over. i know. he sums up this very strange and sad situation when the the very last drivers to go to incredible lengths with the breeding facility to give that he and the job -- the hand job to the crows. [laughter] but at the same time in the process to cause of fixed extinction regarding more species like of alala to bring them over the brink so it brings together a lot of strains for him to say i know almost with his own tragic situation i end up sending the book with his story and he is an emblem for what i will talk about tonight. what is extinction in? the implication obviously there have been earlier extinctions is that is the case. so we're looking at the analysis of the evergreen fossil record is a little complicated but basically on the bottom is time before the present measure did millions of years. up through the pr

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you cannot silence the pps that are different from what the government have. >> that's certainly date day. >> you cannot violate human rights. there's already 29 young men and women is only guiltiness is to screen for freedom for democracy. the announcement. >> i was going to quote that. you said "we con: >> do you think that will happen, that the debate will come together. is there anyone in the region that can get nicolas maduro to sit down. many of the presidents in south america have been silent. >> well, let me be frank. ambiguity in silence and - in - for a position that is evident in violation of human rights. the silence and ambiguity could be part of complicity. not only the optimum head of state of the region, with whom i have enormous respect. but also, american states that have the responsibility to supervise the quality of democracy and the rich. also the responsibility to implement the american democratic charter that was signed on september 11, 2001, in lima peru, assigned for everyone. today's head of estates could not close their eyes to what is happening, brothers, c

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we'll see a correction in the fours quarter or thereabouts and maybe the year ends pp pp. so that's not a whole lot of upside. either the economy is bad or the economy is good and the fed will move sooner. >> well, there's a correction out there, but i don't think it means the end of the bull market by any means. i think there's a wobble there and maybe we pull back to a certain extent, but i think the economy would be on firm footing to allow the market to continue to move higher eventually. but i think we have to get through this period of time where, you know, rates start to rise. and i think when that happens, you're going to see a lot of adjusting in portfolios and some of the air comes out of the market at that point. >> paul, how about you? what do you think stocks end up doing for the jeer? >> we thought coming into the year it was going to be a digestion type year like 1992, 2004, 2005, where we tread water for most of the year and then we have these kind of sharply higher periods temporarily. i think we'll end the year higher on balance. the bull market lives on

they're now taking their frustration out on malaysian official pps we're going live to kuala lumpur fore situation room" special report continues after this. your hepatitis c.forget it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for years. no wonder you try to push it to the back of your mind and forget it. but here's something you shouldn't forget. hepatitis c is a serious disease. if left untreated, it could lead to liver damage and potentially even liver cancer. if you are one of the millions of people with hepatitis c, you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c. because people like you may benefit from scientific advances. advances that could help you move on from hep c. now is the time to rethink hep c and talk to your doctor. visit hepchope.com to find out about treatment options. and register for a personalized guide to help you prepare for a conversation with your doctor. >>> happening now, plenty of new developments in the mystery of flight 370, including a surprise from thailand's military. their rad

he's a young man in his 20 pps he said his father wasn't fanatical. he does not believe his father hijacked the plane and he tries to ignore all of the reports coming over the internet and in other publications about his father. he said i've read everything online but i've ignored all the speculation. i know my father better. so with renewed focus on the flight 370 crew, we wanted to take a closer look at what we know about captain zaharie shah. he's gn with malaysian airlines since 1981. he's married. he has three children and one grandchild. he lives in a gated luxury community in the kuala lumpur suburbs. he's described by colleagues and friends as an aviation geek. he also owned that in-home flight simulator. and shah was politically aware, supporting malaysia's main opposition parties. david suchy is a cnn safety analyst. peter golds is a cnn aviation analyst and former managing director for the ntsb. welcome, gentlemen. >> thank you carol. >> u.s. officials tell cnn that no smoking gun has been found in regards to the pilot's flight simulator da

but it's about priority pps that's why the attorney general is an elected position in almost every state politics of it. but you have to do the right thing. people will represent that. we started talking about attorney general holder. you can go back to robert kennedy when he was going into the southern states to talk about the civil rights act. you know, i think you have to uphold the law. and in these cases what we're talking about in terms of marriage equality and same-sex marriage is there's really -- it's hard to take the other side of it. it's hard to see how it's possibly constitutional. it may not -- you may not like it or you may love it but it's certainly unconstitutional to deny people their very basic human dignity and human rights. >> very quickly here. you're following the kentucky story pretty closely. that dilemma that the democrat attorney general faces, how do you expect he's going to play this one? >> he's got a second problem because the couples who were already in the case were just about -- they had been married elsewhere. but then after the judge's ruling another s

even a few 70s away from the coast where we'll be in the upper 50s and low 60 pps the seven-day forecasth involving a vehicle northbound side of 680 at bernall avenue. that's where it's hanging over the side right now. there's a creek at the bottom, so chp and other emergency crews are trying to retrieve that vehicle and hopefully they can get it back on to the road. >> thank you so much. the news continues with "good morning america." i gotta have that bag. italian leather? for an amazing deal. [ shopper ] you paid how much for that? [ female announcer ] two stores. two amazing ways to score. t.j.maxx and marshalls. ♪ i'm on the edge >>> good morning, america, 8:00 a.m. and saved the best for last. it's makeover madness as we give our glam team 60 minutes to transform a "gma" guest. she's going in a time machine and taking off ten years. the startling results live. >>> and before "noah" makes waves this weekend we're taking you inside the epic story of what it took to bring it to the big screen. director darren aronofsky is here live in times square. ♪ >>> all that and it's dj friday as

going to pay some absolutely ridiculously outside price which would be almost embarrassing for them pp them -- >> so he could start a second retailer. >> well, no, saying you would work with us for three to five years. does he want to do that? how old is mickey now? >> he's in spin class all the time. >> your spin class? >> yes. >> which spin class is that? >> mickey drexel is in your spin class? with the candles and everything? >> yeah. >> i don't know. i don't do -- >> i've got madonna in my jazzersize class. >> used to be a lot more polished. >> the guy dresses good. i do want to say that. actually, i wear occasionally on our show -- not this, but occasionally i wear ties from j. crew. >> they put out the same skirt every year in different colors and i can buy it online with the same size. i don't have to try it on. >> green or orange. >> exactly. >>> markets in china are dropping after the country's central bank denied that it was in talks with another company facing bankruptcy. eunice yoon joins us now from beijing with the story. yet another topping to default, eunice. holy smoke

of the comments on the page say they don't believe he could have been involved in the plane's disap ppsappearance. in a nearby suburb is the home which the police churched a day earlier and say the captain and copilot did not ask to fly together and he was also alleged to have invited female passengers in the cockpit on the flight in 2011 and said to be smoking on board. a neighbor who only wants to be known as ms. m describes him as courteous. >> i hope all the news, with the pilot, no, i think this is not because of the pilot. i think no one said that. >> reporter: mohamed was one of the passengers on board the missing flight. he is an aircraft engineer on his way to beijing for work. but his father says he has not been questioned by investigators and plead for an end to all the speculation about who might be behind the disappearance. >> translator: give time to the government to investigate all angles of the case to bring all passengers on the plane back safe and sound. >> reporter: investigators are now waiting for other countries to furnish them with background checks on non-malay

the dealers would have recalled pp -- >> i think you should allow consumers to have a choice.p. i get that. is this a jig or a gig? >> the jig is it up says here. i was looking, i was thinking he was going to give me the reason why we need dealers. that's -- >> this has been an argument we've been having since -- >> i'll see if i can take it -- you know, mike jackson, he comes on and has all these dealers. >> the idea that they're now pushing tesla showrooms out of -- >> why, i wonder whether -- >> texas in particular i think has powerful dealers. >> and you remember when during the restructuring of gm and congress was going -- >> the government got involved and -- that had -- i had a much better understanding of that. if you're a dealership and you have spent your life savings and now they're going to shut you down, that to make makes a lot more sense that -- >> you can go straight to the manufacturer. you're on your own. you've got no one helping you. if that's the way you want it, fine. >> we're going to continue this conversation. >> oh, more questions than answers. at thi

today's word was susayer and it didn't have my picture next to it pp nobody on the street was as lowhey reported. it was very tough. >> they talked about their margins, not only in fresh fruit, but some of the non-perrishable items, too. it caught a lot of retailers by surprise. is that what happened here? >> i looked at that this morning and said wasn't this obvious that this was going away problem? walmart was down and dirty on pricing. target was tough on pricing. costco does sell apparel. macy's was down and dirty. everybody was tough on pricing. so i guess it shouldn't have been a surprise that it was tough on them, as well. we see their sales monthly. their sales looked fine, but inside of those sales, the mix was obviously very tough. and february was okay on the release just now on sales. it wasn't great. >> and i guess they don't give stuff on these monthly sales releases. they just don't talk about the margins or what they have to do. what surprises me is the stock has not been hit very hard by this. should it be? >> no, because -- >> as i tell you all the time, they're the