roger: it is never fun.ou have to say what are the right things to do going forward and we always try to do that. when you do not hit that mark it just remind you that you have to work harder and you have to reach higher. charlie: how did you handle this idea of people who thought that tape of ray rice had to be somehow, maybe you had seen it even though you said you had not. someone else had seen it. maybe they had not. maybe it was lying around. at that time, there were a lot of people who said there is no way that the nfl would not have its hands on the tape. roger: the best way of doing that was going and getting someone whose integrity was unquestioned, who was independent, and giving them full ability to look into whatever they wanted to look into. phonorecord, -- phone records texts, e-mails anything to help them determine that was the case. what the director found his we did not have a tape. we did not see the tape. either one of those issues. that was something we needed to able to go to to make sur

roger: yeah.echnology ready because this was not the only problem live streaming has had. cbs had problems with the oscars and there were problems with the world cup. is the technology ready? roger: i think it is ready but it is still new. there is a fundamental way the internet is architected and that was not architected for video. companies like us are always working to improve the way you deliver video over the internet and particular live video. live is a lot more competent at in delivering on-demand video. brendan: that is a great irony of what you are doing is that once you get events everyone wants to watch, the ideal platform is broadcast. there is no limit to the number of rabbit your antennas you can put up so you are competing with an old technology that is still more efficient. roger: it is. broadcast is efficient for watching live events but we all know people really watch very few things live in many things on demand. the things that watch live are very important to them like the osc

mike rogers: we were. most states have gone to some counterterrorism position in their state government. they realize they had issues they were going to have to address if they were going to be coordinating an effort with first responders, coordinating and effort with their hospital systems, ad infinitum. it was even down into michigan at the county level. county government was having these folks committed and set in this room to deal with the problem. firefighters, that is a great place to start. they will be the first to show up. those of the ones you want engage with the state legislatures, and the government can be engaged with members of congress. it really is a joint effort and the state cannot be expected to bear this cost by themselves. if it is successful, it would likely be an act of terror on a broader scale, which is exactly why you need to bring to bear federal resources to help in the preparation. the only way you are going to get that message told by the state legislature is having them enga

roger: te imaginabas cuando dijeron que clarisa..?siado talento y a todos nos irÁ bastante bien. roger: bueno, te felicito. algo que le quieras decir a tu pÚblico? francisca: que mÁs les puedo decir, ustedes fueron los que me dieron esta. le seguirÉ dando mucho, de verdad que sÍ. roger: recuerda, eres bella. ilia: quÉ emocionante. antes de despedirnos, el pasado sÁbado en la asociaciÓn de progreso de la gente de color, llevÓ a cabo su jornada de capacitaciÓn a nivel nacional. se beneficiaron cerca de 400 mujeres afroamericanas, latinas y mujeres asiÁticas, quienes recibieron capacitaciÓn en temas como de salud y hasta financiero. disfrutaron de un rico almuerzo mientras escuchaban las inspiradoras historias de mujeres que salieron adelante. ademÁs, reconociÓ la laborde mujeres en la comunidad. no fue posible sin el apoyo de todos ustedes que nos ven a diario. asÍ que gracias, muy honrada. asÍ concluimos esta emisiÓn. recuerde univisiÓn 65, regresa a las 11, las noticias. jorge: hoy es lunes 13 de abril de 2015 hoy se hizo historia, po

. >> roger. complete. >> roger. type booster? we are on internal power and will go. the mcc recorder is at flight speeds. >> ignition. >> set to go, all engines. >> looks good here. >> ok. that's what it looks like. ok, we are going one. >> roger. >> booster how do you look? >> looks good. >> we are go, flight. >> ok. >> looks good, flight. >> ok, looks fine. through the window and rocket boosters? you are go. >> climbing in board? staying in flight. >> roger, flight booster ok. >> you don't see a problem with that, do you? >> the next step was to pull free of the first stage and dock with the lunar module aquarius, and jack swaggart. pulling aquarius away from the saturn third stage. >> i can see it now at the hatch window. >> odyssey and aquarius moved away from earth for the moon. >> we have had a hardware restart. i don't know what it was. >> i believe the crew reported it. >> we are main be interval. >> we hit a pretty large bang that was associated with the caution and warning there. >> the sensation that i had felt was a vibration accompanying the bang. not a

roger: puerto rico despampanante esta noche. >> muchas gracias, roger.ura, voten por su favorita asÍ nos despedimos pero no se olvide noticias univisiÓn 65 regresa a las 11 con nuestro compaÑero julio cÉsar largo, gracias por su compaÑÍa. ♪ marÍa: 6 de abril de 2015 y estos son los titulares. mientras jed bush evalÚa su candidatura presidencial, un reporte indica que en el 2009 se identificÓ como hispano en una solicitud del registro electoral denuncia que algunos californianos ignoran la voz de ahorrar agua, despilfarrÁndola. y el encuentro entre obama y raÚl castro se roba todas las expectativas de la cumbre de las amÉricas. y una investigaciÓn encontrÓ

rogers: you could use a section here. if you want to streamline how this gets done, it forces that management structure of that relationship. you can do it. you have to do it with a smaller number of committees, so you're not spending all of your time, creating -- your time, briefing 100 committees. you cannot get any focus because it is so broad. you're going to spend your time on the hill talking to 100, not that is not delightful. >> you mentioned the challenge of being one customer. can you talk about how barta is working. i'm not interested in the funding question percent. mr. rogers: is great to see you again. that is a difficult question. in the beginning, we had countermeasures that existed that were looking for outlets. now you have this new funding stream. try to plug in as fast as you can. it is all good. developing of those products. to your point, is that the most efficient way to get a countermeasure that is sophisticated? if you recall, there was a big debate on anthrax. the next generation of anthrax that

rita serrato's son, roger, was inside the house. the police believed he was connected to a recent shooting. >> i can't get january 5th out of my head. >> you don't expect to see something like that in this neighborhood. like as if they were looking for somebody that had a bomb, or like terrorists or somebody of that level. >> it was later determined roger had nothing at all to do with the shooting. an armored vehicle known as a bearcat was parked on the lawn and the swat team threw in a flash bang grenade to get roger out. for the next several hours, the swat team kept their rifles trained on the house. >> how much time passed, can you remember? >> it felt forever. it felt like he was in their for a long time. >> and you could see the house on fire?. >> you could see the house on fire. >> witnesses say the police did little to save roger from the burning house. >> why do you think he didn't run out of the house? >> scared. >> why would he be scared? >> there's so much force and guns and just, i mean, wouldn't you be? >> by the time

ruppersburger for all the work he's put into this as well as former chairman rogers. i asked for a year a vote. i yield the reminder of my time. the chair: the chair the gentleman from georgia yields back. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. schiff: madam chair, it's a pleasure to yield two minutes to mr. ruppersburger of maryland, former ranking member of the intelligence committee. the chair: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. mr. ruppersberger: madam speaker, i rise in support of the bipartisan protecting cyber networks act and want to , thank the members of the house intelligence committee for continuing to prioritize our nation's security over partisan rhetoric. i do want to thank chairman nunes and also ranking member schiff for acknowledging chairman rogers and i. i want to remind you that it was a team approach and you two were very active in helping bring this bill here today as we did before. so thank you for your leadership. it's well worth it and it's very , refreshing to see this bipartisanship. >> this legislation is

michael rogers: oh. there you go. you see, the positive side was that it wasn't that rogers didn't know where to go. the positive side was, hey look, i know i need to get to. so the questions are shutting to come in so we will take the first one. the first one comes from cindy thomas. cindy, i apologize. it is loading your question real quick. so the question from cindy is, as a nation, we have been primarily focused on enemies abroad. with the emergence of islamic extremism, we recognize now there are domestic insider threats. is there information for the -- is a discussion of consideration for the emergence of corporate nationstates and how will we act and respond to those? cindy, are you here? cindy. i want to make sure i am getting the question. is the question focused on the idea about how our corporations going to engage in this world? >> the potential threat of companies actively seeking participation [indiscernible] michael rogers so talking about : the hack back type of idea corporations. >> [indiscernible] m

representative rogers: right. my understanding is in new york, 2012, the city was flooded with people. the president said we will not have a repeat of katrina, so that every organization being -- even in the office of emergency management. mayor decided he is going to manage everything, so all questions went to the mayor and meanwhile we have people literally roaming the streets looking for where they are going to set up shop. i walk into a shelter in a school in staten island and they tell me there is a medical clinic. who is operating at -- it? it is doctors without borders. what are they doing here? it was all of these random things and we -- where do we go ? we never really got a satisfactory answer, trying to sort this out. >> that's what happens during most event, they tell people to stay out. the first rule is don't let a lot of people in. representative rogers: hard to stop. >> dr. mckinney from chicago talked about coordinating activity at the local and state level and unfortunately i don't think that tha

rogers? mr. rogers votes no. mr. johnson? mr. johnson votes aye. mr. conway? no. mr. spear votes aye. mr. lanborn? mr. lanborn votes no. mr. castro? mr. castro votes no. dr. flemming? dr. flemming votes no. mr. gibson? mr. gibson votes aye. mr. walls? mr. walls votes aye. mr. o'rourke? mr. o'rourke votes no. mr. brooks? mr. brooks votes no. ms. graham? mr. graham votes aye. mr. cook? mr. cook votes no. mr. ashford? mr. ashford votes aye. mr. burns? mr. burns votes no. mr. knight? mr. knight votes no. mr. russell? mr. russell votes no. >> it is not agreed to. we recognize dr. heck. >> military personal as amendment. >> questions on the vote. members in favor say aye. those in against say no. the ayes have it and motion is adopted. >> mr. chairman? >> >> what purpose does the gentlemen from florida arise? >> the sanchez amendment -- did we adopt it before we did the roll call? >> the sanchez as amended was adopted by voice vote. >> how long did we debate that before we did that? >> a long time. committee receives the report of the subcommittee on strategic forces perurs

cyber command, admiral michael rogers. he was the keynote speaker at a recent cyber security summit in washington, d.c. the event was hosted by the armed forces communications and electronic association. this runs 35 minutes. [applause] >> can you hear me? somebody say rolled high. [laughter] come on. you don't insult a guy when he shows up. thank you so much for taking the time in your busy lives for what i think is an important topic in this time in our nation. what brings mike rogers to spend some time with you today? as the commander of the united states cyber command, three primary missions. like many of you, responsibility for defending networks, in this case, the department of defense. a pretty large operation. second mission for united states cyber command is to generate the cyber dedicated workforce. that workforce will work from the defensive side to the offensive side. that is about 6200 people. we are halfway through the process of creating that workforce. the third mission is one directed by the president and

thank you very much >> thank you, roger. >> thank you. i just wanted to point out it is called community advicery committee and really hope the xhitey makes the committee a voice of the community and doesn't do that too much. thank you >> my name is roger [inaudible] resident of westward park. would like to thank you for considering getting the community involved on this. i understand this hearing is about building a xhuty not a discussion about the projject itself. in the proposed item 573 the membership there are members identified from many of the constituents but the source of those numbers coming from appointments. it is more efoketive if the sourcef the members of the committee came from the constip wnts represented there. i ask the proposed megz be changed to have the members of the committee come from the constituents. section 17-5175 and powers of duties, there are a number of things appear to me to presume the [inaudible] is there, but there is a caveat. it says it isn't included, but not limited to. there are other things that

. >> professor sally rogers evaluated noaaie when he was nine months old, detecting the telltale signs, not responding to his names. >> noah, noah, noah. >> not mirroring her gestures. >> can you do that? did you do that? >> reporter: but here's where things take a turn. rogers was also embarking on a groundbreaking study to see whether intensive intervention with high risk babies might help. >> giving him the model instead of just taking it. >> so she started training osmall group of parents. >> we were not talking with parents about spending hours of therapy with their children. we were talking about some focused interactive techniques that really would feel pretty natural oanyone doing these i think. >> reporter: except what's natural for autistic babies is not to respond. >> they taught me how to use the songs to engage him, and once he learned the songs, to vocalize communication. if you have children with autism they're not reinforcing you to continue to do those things and as a parent you want to make them happy. it is more natural with a child with autism to just let them play.

brad: i am here with roger martin. roger, welcome.later at the business week design conference. roger: yes. brad: how much of this is lip service and how much our businesses taking attention? roger: i think it's a bit of both. companies like let go and png -- lego and opng, i see them doing great things with design. brad: you are speaking with tim brown from iv oh. talk about the work you are doing? roger: we are trying to take it away from strictly product design. the design of large systems strategies. i think that's where there is the greatest promise for design. we are really interested in how we can use those principles to create better government policy, for example. so, that is this sort of thing we're working on. press: when we talk about designing products, we usually think of it as a talent. when we talk about designing strategy, how much his talent and how much is a skill that can be learned? roger: i think it is a skill that can be learned. i think both in tim brown would say that. i am not sure i'm a great designer, but i

talk about roger sterling. put roger sterling in the year 2015. he be a partner at a major advertising agency, or is he a guy that could only exist? >> he'd be about 111, i think, wouldn't first of all, he'd be in a pine box. no, he'd number a nicer coffin than that. roger sterling -- i don't think roger sterling would make it to 2015. maybe he would. >> would he have a twitter profile? >> i don't -- i -- twitter profile, he'd have a tube in his nose. he'd be in a wheelchair. i don't think he'd have a twitter profile. no. he'd be with a woman who has a twitter profile. >> of course he would. how would he pitch something like the apple watch or the hot "it" item of today? >> you know, the thing about roger was that he would hire people who would pitch that. he wouldn't -- and he would recognize. that's one of the things he was good at was recognizing that he wasn't the creative person. he could appreciate it. he'd appreciate it 99 cents. he appreciated the brilliance of don draper. and he knew what he knew, you know. he knew how to make a deal. he

rogers. >> thank you mr. chairman good i ask unanimous consent to call up the en bloc amendment worked in approved with. >> at the clerk will please distribute the amendments to be offered en bloc. [inaudible conversations] without objection the amendments are considered as read and the gentleman from alabama is recognized for five minutes to offer explain the amendments. >> thank you mr. chairman. i call up number three amendment number 138 regarding a plan for medium-range ballistic missiles and alternatives for the enhancement of hawaii. amendment 162r1 by ms. sanchez regarding the conduct of an analysis alternative environmental management. amendment number 165r1 by ms. sanchez regarding the security outlining an approach for non-kinetic means of ballistic missile defense. amendment number 178r1 by mr. hicks regarding the administrative nuclear security to submit requiring the administrator to submit a data sheet for the enhanced radiography project. amendment 278r1 by ms. gabbard regards removing the dea

roger? >> yeah it's got to go to his left as it comes up across the ridge, then once it gets on top, not a whole lot of break on it. >> perfect read. >> again, who makes more long putts than this young man? >> this is a special putt to make this one. this is not like j.b.'s putt that's just sort of down the fall line. >> think back when he won the valspar, he made a clutch up and down just to get into that playoff and ended up rolling in what was a birdie putt to finish off the tournament but a big ask again for spieth to try to stay alive. there's holmes closing his eyes as if he's visualizing a birdie putt to win. >> he's been doing a lot of waiting, hasn't he in the last couple of hours. he hit the ball first on the green. maybe that will be enough. >> see if there's another miracle of that flat stick of his. >> gave it a run, didn't he? you can see that disappointment on his face. >> yeah. had a great run, but this one was sort of his. he didn't have a great round when you think about it

see what happens when we catch him red handd ducis rogers shows up and if the phillies can salvage one against the mar lips. that and more when "action news" continues tonight cox cast will abandon its bid to buy time warper cable. several reports say it's because of resistance from government regulators worried about one mega company controlling so much of the cable and internet market. philadelphia-based comcast is currently building a second, even taller skyscraper at 18 and arch center city 4,000 workers and made deals to buy language diagonally to that site 19 and arch. there is spec tlaition may be for third tower. nothing has yet ban announced. >> power could be back on at revel by tomorrow. new owner glen strawb struck a temporary deal with the you'lltyty. he's find 5,000 a day for the fwooingt weeks for safety violations. he'll pay acr energy for two mega twoots get the fire suppression systems running again. >>> should you pay five cents every time you get disposable bag at the check in and out philadelphia. that's what would happen in one city councilman gets his way. counci

let me start, if i may, with you, roger.s drought, 90% -- every survey i've seen, california's taking it seriously, but this is the first time there's rationing. you folks have got, according to, well, to jay's most recent article about a year's supply of water left. what's taken so long? >> well people are really serious taking this drought seriously, and it is a soars drought. perhaps the -- a serious drought. perhaps the most severe drought of the past 100 years. it's taken a while for the public consciousness to get there, because we do have a lot of water in california. it's just how we use it and how we aloe e candidate it to different uses. our storage reservoirs, which i think the l.a. times piece that you mentioned referred to, normally have a couple of years of storage in them but we also have our groundwater which provides many more years of storage so we can use water out of one reservoir and fill the other one -- lou: the truth is, those reservoirs as we're showing folks at home right now, those reservoirs are c

roger mcnamee, co-founder of elevation partners.u think the watch is a big deal particularly for apple pay. what's your sense of that? and the overall availability issue? is it good that they're managing it this way? is it too disappointing for people who thought they were going to be able to go to the store and buy a watch at the end of the week? >> i can't see a negative scenario in this for apple at all. the reason the watch is so profoundly important, has nothing to do with the revenue. apple is a $200 million revenue company. it's four times as big as the watch market. so that isn't really the big news here. the big news is that apple has this initiative called apple pay. which allows you essentially to replace your credit card with stuff built into the ios operating system. initially in the iphone now, in the apple watch. think about it for a moment, a watch son your body it's very secure. it's always there. if you're in a retail situation, the notion of putting your wrist up, your watch up to the pay station, is incredibly, i

. >>> good morning 6:30, april 16, david murphy is off let's go over to karen rogers and matt pellman with traffic. >> reporter: yesterday was a gorgeous day and look at satellite and radar. we have high, thin clouds over the region, but we see no rain through the area. looking at the current temperatures 44 degrees in allentown. 47 in reading. 53 in wilmington and dover, 52 in philadelphia. 50 in trenton. 46 degrees in millville, 49 in sea isle city. it's comfortable today. today will be a day we see sunshine mixing with clouds, we're dry during the daytime hours, 68 degrees for the high, overnight low 54 degrees, feeling okay in the afternoon hours. poll rn is an -- pollen is an issue, we're tracking that today through sunday, we're on the high alert. with a passing shower later on tonight. we'll have the details coming on that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes, matt. >> welcome back to you karen. good morning everybody welcome back the construction crews overnight over the vine street expressway, you can see that they have cleared from the westbo

rogers. mr. rogers votes aye. miss songas. miss songas votes no. mr. franks. mr. garamendi votes no. mr. shuster. mr. schuster votes aye. mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes no. mr. conaway. mr. conaway votes aye. miss spear. miss spear votes no. mr. lambourne. mr. lambourne votes aye. mr. castro votes no. mr. whitman. mr. whitman votes aye. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes no. mr. hunter. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. peters. mr. peters votes no. dr. fleming. dr. fleming votes aye. mr. veesi. mr. vici votes no. mr. kaufman votes aye. ms. gabbard votes no. mr. gibson votes no. mr. walz. mr. walz votes no. mrs. hartsler. mrs. hartsler votes aye. mr. o'rourke. mr. o'rourke votes no. mr. heck. dr. heck votes aye. mr. norcross votes no. mr. scott. mr. scott votes aye. mr. gallego. mr. gallego votes no. mr. brooks. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. takei. mr. takei votes no. mr. nugent. mr. nugent votes aye. ms. gramt. ms. graham votes aye. mr. ashford. mr. ashford votes aye. mr. bridenstein votes aye. mr. molton. mr. molton votes no. dr. wenstrop. dr. wenstrop votes ayes. mr. agular

when young kids see it over and over again, council peb jim rogers says it stays with them for life.eedom of speech does not include gram rising a product. it addicts kids. >> reporter: rogers is behind the ordinance to ban alcohol bill boards within 1,000 feet of richmond schools. less than a sixth of a mile. post-people say bank these billboards won't stop the problems many young people in richmond face today. >> i this i the parents have a lot to do with it. also, instructing the skids not the right way to go. >> it's not the boys they see the first thing in the morning. it's the parents if there is one there. >> reporter: these people say the special speech is protected by the first amendment. still the federal courts have concluded some advertisements may be regulated. rogers argues there are studies that prove that these messages have an impact on teens. >> kids who see billboards start drinking young, kids who drink at 15 are five times more likely to become problem drinkers than at 21. it's a serious issue. >> reporter: is it passes, richmond will follow if oakland's footstep

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning:00 a.m. on this wednesday april 1st. matt is off. nydia han is joining us. here's what's happening this morning. >> a montgomery county couple is found dead in their home and police believe a chainsaw was used in the crime. >> controversial ads will display -- will be displayed on the sides of septa buses starting today despite the transit agency's objections to the ad. >> accuweather is tracking a chilly start to the morning. sunshine returns for the first day of april. >> we're looking forward to a little bit more of that. let's find out more and go to meteorologist karen rogers much she's got accuweather and matt pelman is taking a look at traffic. >> i suddenly feel like there's more hope in the air. it's april, we're getting the snow out of here we're getting the cold temperatures out of here. things are looking up for us. satellite6 and action radar showing we had rain, we had snow yesterday. that's all off the coast. we have clearing conditions now, just a few high clouds strea

for david murphy, karen rogers, tamala edwards i'm matt o'donnell. "g.m.a." is next! >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight -- thousands of demonstrators take to the streets in america's major cities. as anger over baltimore spreads. the city still on edge. that bizarre scene as the orioles play in front of an empty stadium. and new questions this morning about what happened to freddie gray while he was inside that police van. we talk to the mayor under fire this morning about the state of emergency. >>> also breaking right now -- miracle rescues. searchers pulling this teenager from the rubble and destruction five days after the devastating earthquake. new scenes of a baby pulled from the ruins. we're on the scene this morning. >>> deadly shark attack. a snorkeler attacked in the water off maui. injuries to her up

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let's head over to david murphy to find out about the coming rain and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: we have showers and thunderstorms clearing philadelphia, this one off the coast of surf city or close to it. a cluster of small thunderstorms have opened up in mercer county. northeast philadelphia just about done with the last rain of the morning. as we look at the wide view we're looking at a break coming our way after the morning and we'll probably see some breaks in the clouds as we go through the later morning and early afternoon hours then, a second round of precipitation comes in the from the west that could feature gusty thunderstorms that would be later this afternoon and early this evening. 42 degrees that cooler air we've been dealing with the last couple of days hadn't lester the region justy -- just yet. heading out to the bus stop, in the low to mid 40s mainly dry across the region, some of you may be dealing with the isolated shower activity between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. the temperatures are off to the races as promised. 60 by noon, high of 73. that will be around 4:

senate. >> last question goes to roger.er, you've been following the nature of bill's relationship with jeffrey epstein. this might be a huge problem. >> the judge in the civil case regarding the epstein non-prosecution agreement essentially released or i should say declassified all of the documents involving the plea negotiations. we're rooting through that to see if the clintons are involved. that bombshell is still out this. >> i heard a rumor. there might be a letter in there defending epstein from bill. >> i have not yet seen it but the research goes on. we do know this. hillary clinton weeks ago was attacking the republicans in the senate for not moving a sex trafficking bill. the clinton foundation took money from trafficker jeffrey epstein. it continues to go on. >>> next tonight on this busy news night -- >> you can't just walk the streets of saudi arabia not covered in high heels, a short skirt, and beautiful dress. >> for you, freedom is a short skirt and high heels? >> later, two muslim families in arizona repor

where roger mcnammee will be joining us for the hour.iew of many apple's report >>> and toe bias will be here as the s&p notches new all-time highs. >> later in the next hour the ceo of lam research will join us for a first interview, live from one market in san francisco. he's speaking out for the first time since beating expectations for the third quarter, plus of course, his read on the semiconductors. carl? >> the next few days are pretty packed, of course who imperil to help us that is the one roger mcnammee. roger, welcome to our new home. what do you think? >> welcome to our city by the bay. we have arranged for a lovely morning with bright sunshine. >> this is nice. >> it seems like the stars have aligned for cnbc. >> you've been cautious? >> you remember i was very cautious, then the price of oil collapsed. what i see in the world makes me feel like we just have to remember this isn't going on forever and what with the pricing dollar it would be harder for the s&p to put up gray comparisons as we go forward, but again, i'm not n

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with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning what's happening on this wednesday april 1st. more information is expected about gruesome deaths of a montgomery county couple. >> deadline has passed but talks to curb iran's nuclear program are expected to continue today. >> governor tom wolf is coming to philadelphia today and jobs are on the agenda. good morning it's 4:30 on this wednesday april 1st. did i expect some jokes out of you this morning nydia. >> we'll see. >> all right, let's go over to karen rogers and matt pelman. they're taking a look at your accuweather and traffic. good morning. >> i was just thinking it would be nice to do a joke but i'm too tired not going to happen from me. let's take a look at satellite6 and action radar as you're getting up and heading out the door. the rain from yesterday we actual had 4-inches of snow up in lake harmony. that's no april fool's. that's out of here currently. clouds giving way to clearing conditions and we've got a nice day ahead. it's been awhile since we have been able to s

the beach blue skies and light breezes and no one around the water is chilly but who cares, karen rogers is at the big board with a hint at what is ahead, sure looking nice. >> it is i'm ready to hop into the ocean when it warms up in a little bit. this is what it looks like in our satellite image the clouds have really rolled in but watch what happens when it rolls in it breaks nicely and we are enjoying sunshine out there a nice afternoon. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan in 3-d yes we have the clear skies now and sunshine and the rain is not all that far off we are not talking about steady rain just some showers moving through tonight and tomorrow. during the night and evening you are dry but you may want to get out and enjoy it. 63 now in allentown and 64 in raiding and 63 in wilmington and 66 at philadelphia international airport, a couple of degrees above average 63 in trenton and 65 in millville you can see the influence the wind direction off the ocean 47 degrees that is bringing the temperature as long the coastline down to the low 50s here getting a change along the

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roger, what do you mean cheryl mills the woman who knew too much? look at any scandal around hillary clinton there she is. she's up to her neck in the series of lies the american people have been told about benghazi. we know that she was working at the state department at the same time she was at the clinton foundation. this was during a time that foreign regimes were giving multimillion dollar contributions to the clinton foundation. we know that she like hillary clinton did not use a government e-mail. and she was the woman who vetted and reviewed all the e-mail deciding what should be destroyed and what should be shown to the american people. and lastly, we know that when the palm beach police seized the address book of convicted pedophile and friend of bill, jeffrey epstein, what did they find but cheryl mills unlisted phone number and e-mail address. so every troubling scandal that surrounds hillary clinton and her husband seems to feature cheryl mills. >> speaks of the epstein scandal, ken, you actually point out that it imperils her president

karen rogers is off.ead on over to dave murphy tell you what to expect with accuweather and matt pelman has traffic. good morning. >> we're off to good start. looks like it will be a nice finish as well. you can see a lack of any cloud cover around the region so we are expecting to start out sunny and stay fairly bright through the day. 57 degrees in philadelphia, too. that's a little bit milder than it was this time yesterday. allentown still at 45, 52 in trenton, 48 in reading, 52 in wilmington and a five and a three down along the shore in sea isle city. as we head out the door to catch the bus this morning a little bit better. comfortable. 54 by 6:00, 57 by 8 o'clock. not all that much of a breeze out there. and moving through the day we'll still be in the upper 50's by 8 o'clock but as soon as noon up to 70 and then 75 by 3 o'clock with a high today of 76 which we'll probably hit rather late in the afternoon say, around 4 o'clock this afternoon. and as we take a look at the pollen count today its sti

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david has accuweather and matt pelman is in for karen rogers.in from last night is over. satellite shows you there's still left overcloud cover with a few breaks developing here or there. while we may start out the morning kind of cloudy i do think we'll transition to a pretty nice afternoon with some sun coming back. 50 degrees right now if philadelphia, 44 in millville 46 in wilmington, 48 in allentown. these numbers not all that bad really with light winds dropping down out of the north. if you're headed out to the

it's only hurting hillary as the polls are now showing. >> roger stone, what do you think?'s becoming abundantly clear that the clintons' slush fund for grifters. i really wonder where is the irs, so quick to harass tea party groups? anytime a nonprofit is spending more on overhead and luxury travel than they are on charitable works, then their nonprofit status ought to be polled. i find the whole thing incredibly suspicious at this point. >> daniel? >> it gives totally new meaning to russian reset, right? we give away our farm basically, giving away our arsenal. certainly the materiel necessary. the truth of the matter is them refiling taxes in admission i think of some sort of guilt, the guilt being that they haven't been telling the truth, they haven't been revealing all the information that they claim to have been revealing. of course in this new filing they're going to admit finally to accepting foreign government. that was not in previous tax filings. i think it's a big deal. i think it makes hillary look dishonest. and the polls happen to reflect this. >> let's go to