rosalind: exactly. so facebook is in a difficult area.the past, they said that the feature is a work in progress, so they are seeing how much progress is made on deciding. rishaad: and how long it is a work in progress for. thank you very much. the safetyok at check feature, which alerted asked if people being they were safe, when they were nowhere near the bombings. people got that as far away as los angeles. things around the chinese slowdown, there are signs things are not as bad as they seem from 4000 diet -- miles away. nikkei is up by two thirds of 1%. ♪ ♪ a look at our top stories, higher in china and , expectations of a fed rate hike. the yen weaker, the longest losing streak since october. the american economy expanding faster than anticipated, chinese industrial profits snapping a losing trend. shinzo of a preparing new stimulus. rises,n may include pay frontloading spending measures to finance more projects this year. separately, he will delay the next sales tax hike in may. daniel loeb urging seven & i to avoid nepotism. respo

rosalind jones' son was only two when he swallowed an entire bottle of gummy vitamins.jones called poison control and immediately got help for her son...who is alive and well today. today.here are some important reminders to prevent getting poisoned.-keep all drugs in medicine cabinets that children cannot reach.-never leave children alone with cleaning products or drugs. -and never share or sell prescription drugs. when in doubt - call 1-800-222- 1222.it connects you to a poison control center.you can get immediate answers if you believe you or someone you know were just poisoned. much more to come on 9 on your side at 5:30.here's anchor tanya o'rourke with what we're working on. coming up next on nine on your side at 5:30... 5:30...family and friends mourn the loss of a young fell to her death.we're speaking with those who knew katie stewart.hear how she was able to touch so many lives in such a short life span. and buttler county is trying to mkae it easier for you to reach 9-1-1 dispatchers. see the new way you can get emergency crews to your this evening friends and family are grievi

rosalind williams: it' s not his gun, he don' t carry a gun, he' s not a violent person. dave: williams' mom said today her son should not be blamed for an accident. rosalind williams: they say he was a babysitter but he was a lovely babysitter. to a felony of running from police, so late wednesday he was accused of gun possession by a felon. his public defender said it should not have been filed. larry kowal: it wasn' t found on him, he wasn' t asked if he ever put it there, if he had possession of it. dave: a judge disagreed, and set williams bond at the thousand dollars. sanford' s police chief says two cases in a week, where kids have shot themselves with guns found in the home, stresses the need for more gun safety education. cecil smith: protect their children so they don' t have access to them when they should not have access to them. dave: sanford' s police chief says he is having a gun safety class for parents and kids, and he announced a gun buyback program in april to get unwanted guns off the street. in sanford, seminole county, dave mcdaniel, wesh 2 news. ang

joining us on the phone is rosalind helderman. thank you for being with us.is their message? ms. helderman: it is a group of rabbis from the conservative form of judaism, whose members tend to be more liberal than other parts of judaism, and basically what i was told is this was a movement that grew out of a lot of angst across the political spectrum about the best way to respond to donald trump. there are some conversations about people jeering or turning their backs to him. the rabbis wanted to make it clear they did not object to the invitation to mr. trump to speak at aipac. they did not want to treat him rudely and contribute to a toxic atmosphere around him, but they would send a message by not going -- simply not appearing at the event. their concerns, certainly rest on what he has said on israel issues, what he has said he would be neutral between the israelis and palestinians, but even more than that, his rhetoric on immigrants, potentially imposing a religious test for immigration, what he said about women -- some of the issues they feel like are no

metro, single tracking on the orange line between the rosalind and salton stations. smokereports of fire or shutting down the clarendon metro station this morning. train service suspended as the fire department investigated. metro says expect delays in both directions this afternoon. you can see a live look at the tidal basin and the cherry blossoms, beautiful. a beautil all the trees could be at their peak. doug hill is it with a check of the mother. -- of the weather. doug: a couple of showers then moved through with a cold front and has left a few raindrops on the lens of our camera. the sky is brightening and we will see sunshine this afternoon. breezy as well. the front is to the east of washington with rain showers and heavier downpours over the upper bay north of annapolis. through the afternoon, they will move out of the picture as skies brighten and clear, temperatures in the 60's locally and 72 in fredericksburg. 64 in leesburg and frederick. wind speeds are starting to pick up, 17 miles per hour at winchester and 15 -- everything you need to know about the

jimmy carter and rosalind, who lost the white house to ronald reagan, writing, "her advocacy for stem cell research raised public awareness and influenced decision makers about vital research for alzheimer's disease." at the time running counter to republican orthodoxy. but nancy reagan knew her own mind and her heart. and both her mind and her heart were devoted to her beloved ronnie. and his legacy. a legacy that they shared at a critical moment in history and world history. lester? >> andrea mitchell tonight. thank you. >>> for more now on nancy reagan we're joined by a man who knew her well. james baker was chief of sfaf and later reagan. mr. kret, thank you for being with us and our condolences. i know your friendship with mrs. reagan was deep and long and we thank you so much for being here. >> yes, it was, lester, and thank you for saying that. people may not understand about nancy reagan and the relationship she had with her husband. >> well, i think they addition to the exceptionally beautiful love story that they enjoyed that adviser. but in addition to that she was his cons

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rosalind williams: it' s not his gun, he don' t carry a gun, he' s not a violent person. meredith: she says what happened is an accident. she hopes her son will bond out of jail. sanford' s police chief says people need to be much more careful with loaded guns in the home. jim: melbourne police say a sexual advance by one man to another led to a deadly beating. police say 21-year-old gianluca massaro was at a bar called debauchery in downtown melbourne superbowl sunday. when the bar closed, police say 53-year-old kent wilbanks propositioned him. police later found wilbanks lying face up, in a pool of blood, with multiple injuries to his head that a medical examiner believes were made by someone' s hands or feet. a shadowy picture from a surveillance camera led to massaro after a three-week investigation. >> witnesses and other evidentiary issues have made that that was mr. massaro. jim: police say massaro later tried to change his appearance by cutting his hair. he denies any involvement, but admits being at the bar. he is charged with second-degree murder. meredith: crew

i don't live there >> reporter: and rosalind says her son does not own a gun. >> it's not his gun. he don't carry a gun. >> he's carried a gun before though. >> that's in the past. >> reporter: in 2006, williams was arrested for possession of a weapon by a felon. but only eyewitness new un covered this error from 2010. williams' attorney explains a doctor determined that williams would never be competent to stand trial because he's mentally disabled. >> he is obviously, because of that, not amenable to any sort of corrective measures. >> reporter: a judge agreed and dismissed the case. >> reporter: the video raises questions as to why williams was babysitting the 6-year-old in our analyst says williams' competence could come into play during this case as well. >> if this defendant is diagnosed with the same degree of mental disability that he had in the earlier case that was dismissed, you can expect a similar result. >> could the little girl's mother end up in trouble for leaving her child in the care of someone who a doctor found to be mentally challenged? >> reporter: bill shaff

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rosalind williams: it' s not his gun. he don' t carry a gun. he' s not a violent person. chris: earlier thursday, the suspect' s mother told wesh 2 that williams' intentions were the 6-year-old victim was williams' fiance' s niece. when asked if he felt bad for what happened -- >> yeah i feel bad. mom: you don' t have to say anything else. chris: tonight, williams still faces three charges. that includes child neglect, unsafe storage of a firearm, and possesion of a weapon by a felon. his next court appearance is on april 5. live in seminole county, chris hush, wesh 2 news. meredith: three teens have to be pulled from a swampy ditch in brevard county after the truck they' re riding in slides into a canal. it happened in a private area along quarno road in sharpes. deputies say the teens were riding in some soft sand when their truck lost control and flipped onto its roof. there wasn' t much water in the canal, so crews were able to get to the teens right away. they suffered only minor injuries. jim: to commitment 2016, and we' re down to the final four remaining republica

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rosalind chin reports. reporter: this is one of the 100,000 aibo's they sold.n was killed off and sony cutbacks. more than a decade later, aibo, which means companion in japanese, still provides comfort to their devoted followers. >> i think my love is much greater than when i first met him. he runs to me when he finds me and starts dancing. reporter: the engineer provides a lifeline for the aging pets. >> we were first asked to fix aibo in 2013 when an elderly man said he wanted to bring his with him to the nursing home. if we are asked, we will do what it takes to get them fixed. >> the demand is so great, his team of seven engineers cannot work fast enough to get to the pile of more than 450 ailing aibo. he is keen on expanding, hiring more engineers. seeing the impact, he is trialing an interesting idea, bringing them into homes to offer robot therapy. >> when i say something, it responds. it is a very special feeling. it makes you feel happy. i have never seen anything like this before. i kind of like this. >> robots help you communicate with the world aro

i'm rosalind chin. this is the scene in stafford, texas. it is 20 past 9:00 in the evening. that is ted cruz, the senator for the state. he has projected to have won that state, plus oklahoma as well. we have 34% reporting in minnesota, 35% apparently going for rubio. the front runner, certainly, and ,he clear winner this evening is of course donald trump, who is the projected winner of super tuesday. he says he can win up to nine states here. this is ted cruz speaking at this event in stafford, texas. well let's show you what we have coming up. hotele leaders in the side of things. we will hear from hard rock, next. ♪ angie: u.s. primary election coming through right now. we've got the latest from arkansas. associated press reporting that donald trump is the projected winner of the arkansas primary. that puts it at six states in the camp for donald trump, winning those states, including georgia, arkansas, virginia, alabama, massachusetts, tennessee. clinton is also leading sanders as well. sanders winning his home state of vermont as super tuesday results continue to roll t

rishaad: rosalind chin there. more on that story and the rest of the day's news on bloomberg.com. you can watch some of the interviews you may have missed on bloomberg today. angie: coming up later this hour, find out why one bank strategist says the u.s. is reaping what the fed has sown when it comes to won and dollar volatility. coming up after this break, asia's biggest art fair is set to start this week. whether that could be affected by china's slowdown. you are watching "asia edge." stay with us. ♪ kong, 2:1313 in hong in sydney. these are the stories making headlines. arrived ina has havana for three-day visit, becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge in 1908. corporate executives and prominent cuban-americans joined him. has removed the banking and travel restrictions, but only congress can lift a trade embargo that has been in place since 1962. russian testator say the flight recorders recovered after saturday's crash or severely damaged. the62 people on board boeing 737 were killed when the ande burst into flames russia's south. the a

you can use -- go ahead and use southbound or northbound on rosalind. traveling west on south street, if you are heading northbound on orange avenue, you may want to head west on gore street. we are coming back live now. this is still going to be used if you are heading out, you may want to leave earlier because, like i said, you'll have to drive around this whole thing. we'll go ahead and send it to amy. >> thank you so much, johnny. a couple of extra minutes if you travel this stretch should be all you need. we spoke with a spoke person from the i-4 ultimate. they said it will be well marked that detour for all of us to get used to. taking a look at the general area where we have this work under way. it looks like a minor amount of slowdown. nothing out of the normal. it is very heavily under construction in this area in general. as we get more active into the day, five extra minutes and you should be fine. hopefully it will be enough to keep stress levels down. your drive times at large along the expressway, no huge changes just yet. we are still hol

that includes michelle obama and former first lady laura bush, rosalind carter. carter. nancy reagan died at her home on sunday. she was 94 years old. >> in your consumer watch, good news for parents of little ones. the white house is launching a new initiative to make diapers more affordable. who doesn't need more diapers t. program gives low income families access to diapers up to 25% cheaper than what is currently available and it is a collaboration between several non-profits. an online retailer, kurnlt diapers are not covered by assistance programs. this program is expected to launch at the end of next month. i have a lot of friends with have all those diapers. >> two florida women are proving the bond between sisters can be pretty strong. >> the women both went into labor at the same time. they were both rushed to the same hospital in tampa and put into rooms right beside each other. sarah delivered her son 15 minutes before her nephew wyatt this is sarah sarah's third child and crystal's fourth. >> we have all these stories of people having babies at the same time

rosalind carter had been a sometime controversial first lady, occasionally sitting in on cabinet meetingsancy be like? >> what role do you think the wife of a president should have in the white house? >> whatever she wants it to be. >> what is in your mind? you have to be thinking about it a little bit. >> i promise you, and you won't believe me, i promise you, i'm not. everybody has to take -- do their own -- do it their own way. and my way is to take one step at a time. one day at a time. >> i think what you're seeing here is not being coy but both of us have this a little bit, but i don't have it quite as much as she does, but nancy is very much afraid of tempting fate. she feels in other words if she would a fighter she'd go to the weigh-in and say, i'll knock him out in the third round. >> i know you've been unhappy about publicity for your children, for example. does that make you think twice about the white house? >> every once in a while. mixed feelings about it. sure, of course you have mixed feelings. you think, i have a pretty wonderful life. and we're giving up a lot. but then

bush and rosalind carter. you see the president there, former george w.ush and governor pete wilson. many celebrities, gary sinise next to mr. chee. we have seen anjelica houston, now after the former prime minister speaks, we're going to hear today from nancy reagan's children, patty and ron and tom brokaw and james bakker. diane sawyer will read the gospel message from john 14, where christ tells the disciples, i go to prepare a place for you. nancy reagan, guys, organized every detail of this ceremony down to the very end, even the flowers, peonies, her favorites. but one thing has been added. her husband loved bagpipes. there was a bagpiper during his funeral and there will be one here today as well playing amazing grace. and the former prime minister now reading from a december letter ronald reagan wrote his wife. >> -- gold and precious stones, perfume -- >> amazing love story between the two of them, guys. >> jane, thank you very much. we look in there on the funeral for a great lady, first lady nancy reagan. we'll be right back. >> there is, of co

defeated to become governor in 1966, the current governor, then democrat of california along with rosalindr, the first lady, as well as, of course, hillary clinton, the former first lady and frontrunner for the democratic nomination. but nancy reagan, the irony to me is that ronald reagan is the first of the 44 presidents and only divorced man ever elected, and yet they are remembered as a couple, an incredibly devoted couple for better, for worse, in sickness and health couple. he was a formidable presence. i met her. i did not know her. judy knew her well, but she was a formidable force in personnel choice in the administration, in the white house, and she was responsible for what would have been ronald reagan's most correspondent hire, that of jim baker, chief of staff, who had run the last two campaigns against ronald reagan, that of george h.w. bush in 1980 for the nomination and gerald ford in 1976, even, with her. but she reached across and recognized talent and thought it was in the best interest of "her ron "as she called him. >> i remember the tom cruise line, you complete me, an

rosalind: balancing -- manus: balancing growth and reform. anna: germany astro finance minister. >> >> we would cry. [laughter] anna: he is manus cranny and i am anna edwards. it has just gone 6:00 in the morning. now what we have seen in global equity markets. let's talk about global equity markets. broadly positive with oil moving higher in both set to hit eight week highs. should not draw conclusions about the weekend. we have the npc in china meeting over the weekend. but since february 11. e.m. is interesting. the stock market in brazil in bull market territory. manus: you have the brazilian market up over 20%. this is the close of his this on february 10 and this is the moment in time when the world changed. i love what they said yesterday, when the tax change, i change my mind. that is channeling keen. what we have here is a momentum change. the fed was tightening and oil was collapsing. jamie dimon was buying his own stock things have changed. we talked about this with hans reddick. 100 95000 and mr. delly of over at bridgewater says,

. >> it's, although rosalind carter attended cabinet meetings and got flack for that, nancy reagan would have dreamt of that. when you think of it, hari, in the '80s, nancy reagan was criticized in many circles for being overly adoring and uncritical of her husband and also for acting as his political partner especially on key occasions. nowadays, i think things have changed enough that we would celebrate her for doing most those things and it was amazing to look back and think those were two of the things she caught the most flack for. >> sreenivasan: james, when you worked for her, what did you think her legacy would be versus now decades later knowing what she's accomplished. >> the whole concept of legacy is interesting, i'll comment on that, but to pick up on something michael brought up, i think one thing that's lost on the public is people go through these extreme situations, these right-wattage leadership positions, particularly in american politics, they evolve over time, they change and develop and hopefully deepen as a result of the experiences they go through and nancy reagan

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rosalind: there are 40 of these rabbis but i have been told the group is growing, largely from the reformts of judaism whose numbers tend to be more liberal politically than other forms of judaism. i was told this was a movement that grew up out of a lot of angst about the best way to respond to donald trump and there are some conversations about people jeering donald trump or turning next to them. the rabbis wanted to make it clear that they did not object to hearing get the invitation for mr. trump to speak at aipac. they did not want to treat him rudely and contribute to the toxic atmosphere around him but messageld just send a by not going. simply not appearing at event. on whatncerns of breast he is said on israel issues -- has said heat would be neutral. they rest on the rhetoric about aat he is said on immigrants, religious test for immigrants. what he is said about women. some of the issues they feel like are not welcoming and inclusive, which are important values for them. >> any reaction from the trump campaign? they saidve said that many of their best friends are jewish, many o

this is the scene from rosalind avenue in charlotte. officers tell us the gunman flagged down the security guard and when the guard responded he was shot in the arm and leg. we are staying on top of the search and will update you as soon as we get more information. >> moms on alert. someone driving around gaston calls to 911 report the man approached the 12-year-old on her bike and asked if she wanted to make money. another mother said about the same time a man driving the same car stopped a few blocks away and motioned for her daughter to come to his car but the girl ran away. police increased patrols in the area. police are now reviewing security cameras near the area. >> this is an important story that could truly cost you if you are not alert. right now a scam is hitting women in charlotte but it could quickly spread to the rest of the state. scammers are e-mailing death threats that they must pay tens of thousands of dollars to save their own lives. the two cases being investigated involve women in their 60's and 70's. the e-mail r

rosalind: rumors and speculation swirling around the sharp rescue deal. of denies. they say both sides are working hard to reach a satisfactory agreement as soon as possible, and no date set to sign the agreement. as earlyd sign a deal as march 9, according to reports. there are reports that the sharp ceo will resign over the deal. that resignation is linked to the bed. a sharp spokesman yesterday denied the report. zte is suspended a hong kong after u.s. authorities set to impose restrictions on the company for allegedly violating sanctions on iran. the restrictions will be effective from tuesday and suppliers to apply for a license before shipping. commercet refers to a department notice stating applications would generally be denied. data shows zte buys from u.s. companies. makersone of the biggest of smartphones and networking gear and the world. $50 billion in financing for his loans forn offshore maker, chemsticides china. offshore loans for chinese companies have topped 36 billion dollars this year, outstripping $23 billion for 2015. moody's downgr

i am rosalind chin.e stories were we are watching in asia. ,etro china's disasters numbers other giants will be watch close and tuesday. the estimates aren't pretty. the second straight year of .eclining debt income we get the latest official take on how the chinese economy is doing with the release of march manufacturing pmi data on friday. unexpected eight month of contraction, 49.5 reading after a 49.9 figure in february, the weakest in seven years. also on friday, a snapshot of .apan inc.'s investment plan the boj will be hoping its move to negative interest rates has translated into growing business confidence despite gains in the yen and slowing growth in china. economist at the bank of singapore, richard, great to see you. a slew of data coming in after a quiet couple of weeks. i wanted to get your take on the recent headlines from japan, inflation at zero, now shinzo abe plans new stimulus and may frontload spending measures. the devil is in the details. are you optimistic about this package? not

rosalind: their rules have loosened, meaning they could invest overseas, specifically , aboutgh-end propertiescan be invested overseas. been looking at the waldorf a story, and they are continuing to go shopping for these trophy properties around the world. mapne: trying to put their on the real estate map. an policy it may lose later. ♪ ♪ back, it is 7:15 here in hong kong. at least 35 people have been killed in an explosion in the turkish capital. police say a suspected suicide, as blown up. the blessed comes less than a month after another suicide bomber killed dozens of soldiers in a convoy. the attack was claimed by separatist who say it was a response to the turkish oteri campaign. -- military campaign. officers that the military. is fundamental to combat efficiency. technologicalrds and theoretical research. he also called for what he describes as unique advantages in key areas. korean and u.s. forces have stage their largest ever exercise. the drills are defensive and routine. the commander of u.s. forces says he must assume that they have the ability to launch a nuclear missile that c

bush, and laura bush, rosalind carter and hillary clinton and michelle obama who will speak at the servicethe guest list includes mr. t who joined the just say no to drugs campaign in the 1980s. >> the kids doing drugs it turns my stomach. >> reporter: the reagan library is not only preparing for a funeral, but a future without the guiding force. until her health failed, mrs. reagan almost never missed a board meeting. what's it like to move on without her? >> going to be sad. you know? it will be an empty chair. i bet we have an empty chair at the table. it's the large board with some very important people. but when mrs. reagan raised her voice the room would go silent. and we won't have that any longer. >> reporter: friday's funeral has very much been planned by mrs. reagan herself. she controlled the guest list and she picked out everything from the flowers to the music. >> well, thank you very much, ben. a beautiful thing to see the outpouring for her. i heard that one of the things she requested was that the caskets are so close to each other that they could almost touch each other ev

caroline kennedy. [ applause ] >> i see rosalind carter. we'll be hearing from, st. susansu susannah high school. there will be a recession, battle hymn of the republic. i'm saying all this now because we hope and plan not to interrupt once we get under way. another prayer reading from proverbs, and brian mulrooney, former canadian prime minister, will read a letter from ronald to nancy reagan prior to the singing of "ave maria." we've just reached the top of the hour. 2:00 here on the east coast. 11:00 a.m. the appointed time for the memorial service for nancy reagan. everyone is standing in silence, and for our part, let's do the same thing. >>> i am the resurrection and the life, sayeth the lord. he who liveth and believe in me shall never die. though this body be destroyed, yet shall i see god whom i shall see for myself and my eyes shall behold and not as a stranger. for none of us liveth to himself, and no man dieth to himself. if we live, we live unto the lord, and if we die, we die unto the lord. whether we live, therefore, or die,

they will include michelle obama and former first ladies laura bush, hillary clinton, rosalind carteresi george w. bush and former first lady barbara bush and their son who cannot attend but asks for h his respect for her. she demonstrated that somehow put her head to head with some of his advisers, and also her public campaign that in many ways gave future first ladies permission to do difficult, even controversial things. you remember, craig, it was called the just say no campaign, trying to encourage young people not to experiment with drugs, not to fall into addiction. as you can see, there are members of the public who are lining the way here. and this presidential library a place that ron and nancy reagan selected because of its sweeping views is a place that is a bit remote, and so it takes a bit of doing for the public to get here, and there will be many stages of bringing guests up to the library. a lot of logistics have been worked out over these past few days. but now the first police escort is here behind me as you see the procession arriving at what will be nancy reagan's

factor in the winds and this is what it feels like. 22 degrees in monticello. 37 in central park and rosalind. 38 in toms river. so it's feeling cold out there today. of sunshine or at least we will have lots of sunshine this afternoon. 54 degrees is the high temperature on the day, but be mind if you mean, a wind advisory is in effect until noon. >>> now kyla is here with traffic. >> thank you, good morning, elise. it is slowing everybody down, the wind. looking live here out of the grand central parkway, you can see traffic flowing just line fear, but laguardia, due to high winds, has a 1-hour delay on arrivals. meanwhile in chappaqua, a downed tree and power lines have route 120 closed in both directions between douglas road and kip street. take it easy out there, everybody. alternate side parking is in effect citywide. back to you. >> thank you, kyla. >>> thousands of volunteers are trying to bring back a therapy dog who vanished on long island two weeks ago. >> tattoo helped michael recover from the latest multiple heart surgery since he retired from the nypd four police believe someone

rosalind helderman joining us from the post newsroom. thank you for your time. appreciated. >> thank you for having me. >> donald trump is in arizona today meeting with voters out of the state's primary tuesday. his campaign rally in p next begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we will have it live on c-span. >> every weekend on american history tv on c-span 3 feature programs that so the american story. some of the highlights for this week include this evening at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, dixit could-- dickinson college professor david o'connell discusses legacies and factors that contribute to a successful presidential term. at 10:00 p.m. on will america, in september 1963, 2 months prior to his death president kennedy, across united states to promote conservation of natural resources for future generations. sunday morning at 10:00 a.m., on road to the right-- white house rewind, a 1984 democratic debate in atlanta and clues former vice president for mondale, senators gary hart of colorado and johnny glen of ohio, former presidential nominee george mcgo