ross: i think, yes. we have a 45% probability of a court-appointed bank rate cut before the end of this year. a lot of that risk must reflect concerns over the aftermath of leaving boats. it doesn't remove all of the downside risks in the u.k. but it does take away a significant amount of uncertainty. therefore, the markets would be bringing forward the time of the first hike. betty: we have been talking a lot about the impact, over whether they stay or go. the impact on europe but what about in the u.s.? is this a headwind that we should be paying attention to? ross: it is interesting. i was in the states a month ago and for the first time, u.s. investors were talking about the issue. and they were talking about it in the context of whether, if we were to see significant market volatility in the u k and european markets, whether it would influence the feds june policy decision. so the u.k. tale maybe lacking the u.s. dog. it may have indications beyond the u.k.. betty: betty is it just sent to? could th

next, a look at the 1992 campaign of independent candidate ross perot. he finished third in the general election with 19% of the vote. democrat bill clinton won the presidency that year, defeating republican incumbent president george h w bush. with mr. perot and austin, texas in may of 1992. earlier in the year, he said he would run for president if supporters got his name on the ballot in all 50 states. announced he, he had exceeded the number of signatures needed to place his name on the ballot in his home state. this is about 10 minutes. [chanting] >> thank you. you are so enthusiastic. it is wonderful. we had a memento here from the grassroots movement of texas that we would like to present to mr. perot on the half of all of you who have worked so hard. let me read the inscription to him and to those of you who have not had a chance to see this. texas, joinle of the millions of fellow americans who buy our volunteer efforts have secured an overwhelming number of signatures area place the name ross perot on the presidential talent of the great state

ross perot, extraordinary man. a word used in a popular biographical article by his recent director of medications, jim squires. this article is on the newsstands now. a good man. a selfless man. these additives come from the heart. sybil has known him for 23 plus years. ever since i got off a plumbing -- plane from hanoi in 1973. the toast of american modern age technology and entrepreneurship a public education authority. yesterday, iampus was stopped by the chairman of the education department. the department does not train teachers into the theory of education. he said you are having quite a life. i have been a 12 years. i know well. he said i have read the reports of mr. perrault's work, both in in preschool experience 1968, and the work with the high schools later. he said he really had some original approaches. he said it is not a teacher bashing operation. he sat there for four months in those classrooms and asked questions and talk to his students and the teachers before he made any moves. he is a benefact

it was a good opportunity. >> independent ross perot. >> after ten weeks, ross perot is back.we just knew ross perot would be a problem. both for bush, you vote for clinton, now you have a third choice. >> governor bill clinton, the democratic nominee. >> presidential debates are not only a show. they're a series of moments. the key is dominating a moment that can then be put on the morning shows, the evening news, recycled. now a days it would be going viral. >> clinton's team are leaving nothing to chance. >> we got stools. you know like the ones they would have to sit on. and we practiced setting up like a runner in a starter's blocks. don't sit back. sit up like this, one leg on a rung, one foot on the floor and as soon as you can spring out of the chair, spring out and go engage that audience member. >> we said there will come a time where you can walk up to somebody and really relate to them and that's exactly what you want to show the american people. >> we were so obsessed, that -- sorry to admit this now, we stole those stools. >> that's right. they stole the stools.

ross said she's a little sore after that. she did go on with the show in bethlehem and another one in rhode island last night. she tweeted this out yesterday. i was involved in a car accident, but i am fine. i ask you not to worry. >>> it is 5:16. today marks three years since the boston marathon bombing. the terror attacks near the finish line of the race killed three people and injured more than 260 others. one of the bombers was killed days later during a shootout with police. his brother was convicted of the crime and sentenced to death. officials will mark the anniversary with a wreath laying at the site today. >>> today people in new orlean also come together to remember former nfl player shot and killed during a road rage incident. a public viewing and parade is scheduled for will smith. smith was killed saturday night. police say cardell hayes was the trigger man. >>> president obama will deliver the commencement address at rutgers university next month. the speech is one of three the president will make this spring.

ross said she's a little sore after that.he did go on with the show in bethlehem and another one in rhode island last night. she tweeted this out yesterday. i was involved in a car accident, but i am fine. i ask you not to worry. i'll see you at the show in providence. >>> it's 4:07. today the bill cosby case has another hearing in philadelphia federal court. the judge will consider a request by andrea constan, the former temple employee who accuses cosby of sexually assaulting her more than a decade ago. she wants the secrecy clause in her settlement lifted. each side says the other violated that pact. >>> this morning philadelphia police continue to investigate the shooting and killing of an 83-year-old woman. officers were called to the woman's home in germantown yesterday and found her with two gunshot wounds to the chest. investigators confirmed her husband was at home at the time and they also say a gun was found in the house. police have made no arrests. >>> a beautiful day yesterday with lots of sunshine. we're gettin

for now the latest in burlingame, ross palombo, ktvu fox 2 news. >> ross, thank you. the california gop convention continues as ross mentioned through the weekend's said tonight ohio governor john kasich will speak at a dinner banquet. tomorrow afternoon it's senator ted cruz's turn to speak. and then tomorrow night, former hp ceo carly fiorina is the headliner. >> and our team coverage continues right now with ktvu's jesse gary with more on the anti-trump protests that took place today. >> reporter: julie, five people arrested in the protest, one for assaulting a peace officer, four others for trespassing here on the property. a wild scene. the wind is kicking up. a wild scene earlier today ice in front of the hyatt. in 2016 this is would passes for free speech and freedom of movement. trump supporter dressed like the candidate caused a scrum. >> he went through a crowd of protesters shoving people. he went in the middle. he put himself in the middle of that carnage. >> that's right. >> and he received exactly what he deserved, i'm sorry. >> it's the racism that dona

ross mentioned. governor john kasich is scheduled to speak at 7:30 tonight. then tomorrow senator ted cruz is set to address the delegates at noon, and, of course, ktvu will be there and bring through' remarks throughout our newscast and on-line. >>> as we mentioned, security is tight, and police are on alert as hundreds of protesters gathered outside that hotel. >> ktvu's jessie gary has been monitoring the situation from outside the hotel. he spoke to some of the demonstrators. he joins us with what they had to say. >> reporter: julie we've got new information at this hour from the burlingame police department. a total of five protesters were arrested out here on bayshore highway, old bayshore highway earlier today. one person for assaulting a peace officer, four others for obstruction of justice and trespassing. not bad considering what happened down in southern california last night. one of the people that was injured, two people, that person was in the middle of it all. in 2016 this is what pass

ross a retired adult film star who performed under the name brett rossi has previously accused sheen of assault, battery and other charges. their engagement ended in 2014. sheen's manager tells nbc news, quote, scotty ross slept with charlie for $3,000 and told him what he wanted to hear and quote, she started a lawsuit because sheen doesn't want to marry her. >>> all right. we'll move on to this. while parts of the country waiting for a spring thaw, at least four states are now dealing with wildfires, exploding through areas already devastated by years of drought. nbc's miguel almaguer has more in freedom, oklahoma. >> reporter: across oklahoma in kansas, wind is driving wildfires. fuelling flames in this region, dry and ready to burn. more than 55,000 acres already torched. hundreds forced to evacuate. many volunteering to help. >> well, i don't want it to keep burning and burning and burning. >> reporter: it's still not known how many homes have been lost. >> my friend lives around the corner. we're not allowed to go in there because we don't even know if they have a home anymore.

vista gartenstein-ross. mr. gartenstein-ross: i agree with that. it was mentioned earlier in the hearing that messaging that diffuses their image, their image which i call a winner's message, is a very important thing. the ammunition is there to do that. if they lose their caliphate, the have some explaining to do as one would say. you have at least a couple different kinds of people who are recruited to islamic state, those who are heavily ideological and those who are a more criminal element. for both of them, if the caliphate is lost, those who are more ideological will understand that that destroys isis' interpretation of islamic prophecy. those who are criminal elements will just see them as losers. right now, they are not weak. they just carried out a couple of major attacks. but one thing that our messaging apparatus has done poorly is broadcasting those losses they've experienced in afghanistan, in algeria, and elsewhere. a lot of that comes back to the bureaucracy question. sometimes, when you look at our messaging apparatus, for some part

ross says he is considering a lawsuit. out of pocket medical bills for the man and his best friend are around $5,000. but, he doesn't blame the other dog. >> i'm not for the dog being put down. it is not the dog's fault. >> reporter: some neighbors say the other dog is friendly. and, animal control made the right decision in returning the owner's dog. we knocked on the other dog owner's door. nobody answered. and we reached out to animal control to find out why they decided to return the dog. they did not respond to my phone calls. >> so matt, tell me about the neighborhood. you were out there talking to neighbors. what were they a neighborhood divided. some are passionately defending the dog saying look, it is friendly. even if it wasn't, it is not the dog's fault. placing the blame on the owner. so we have to see how this plays out. >> we know you will stay on top of that for us. thank you matt yurus. >>> several hundred people gathered in fronted of the white house today to protest federal drug policy on marijuana. the

and commissioner ross says most important thing is he is okay and his partner is okay. reiterating again that the philadelphia streets are extremely dangerous for these officers. live outside penn presbyterian i'm wendy saltsman for channel six a "action news". >> glad to hear he will be okay. >>> you may remember that the last officer who was shot jesse hartnett was also from the 18th district. he was shot back in january, in an ambush attack by a man who allegedly pledged allegiance to isis. hartnett has under gone several surgeries to repair damage cause by three bullets that tore through his arm and last week he threw out the first pitch at a phillies game and proposed to his girlfriend. >>> new developments in the shooting death the of the four year-old girl in the city a's kensington section. her father has been named and charged with her death. maurice stephan phillips is facing multiple charges, including third degree murder, involuntary manslaughter and other offenses. a search of his facebook page shows an interest in weapons. a memorial outside 200 block of e

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ross, a retired adult film star has previously accused sheen of assault, battery and other charges. sheen's manager tells nbc news quote, scotty ross is a prostitute who told him what he wanted to hear and she started a lawsuit all because sheen doesn't want to marry her. >>> while parts of the country still waiting for spring to thaw out finally, at least four states are dealing with wild fires exploding through areas already devastated by drought. >> reporter: across oklahoma in kansas, wind is driving wild fires, fuelling flames in this more than 55,000 acres already torched. hundreds forced to evacuate, many volunteering to help. >> i don't want them to keep burning and burning and burning. >> reporter: it's still not known how many homes have been lost. >> my friend is around the corner and we don't even know if they have a home anymore. >> reporter: in woodward county, oklahoma, the flames exploded. two rescuing a tractor driver with no time to spare. a narrow, and harrowing escape. >> oh, my god. >> thank you, guys. >> reporter: in kansas, a red flag warning. flames threateni

we sit down with alec ross next.n the show, stanford has long been considered an incubator for silicon valley startups. uc berkeley is looking to hop in. we will speak with that recent graduate leading the charge. ♪ emily: now to technology and automation as machines replaced humans and all kinds of workplaces, will new industries emerge? should we brace for a future of higher unemployment? the tech industry is developing a new idea known as universal basic income where everyone receives a monthly cash grant from the u.s. government. albert wenger of union square ventures has been a long time supporter of the issue. by the projects are in the works in the netherlands. the swiss will both on a basic income referendum next year. what will the future of work look like? i spoke to alan ross, author of the industries of the future. senior adviser of innovation at the state department. you have thought a lot about this. what is the verdict? how much will technology and automation change the employment outlook and in what i

right now your best bet is the betsy ross. that's nice and clear. the rest of the bridges are doing well. nothing at least right now. here is cherry hill, new jersey, right around route 70 and kings highway. no problems in either direction or backups and 422 is doing okay also. still in the green. eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill, an eight-minute trip. more updates when i come back in the next ten. tracy. >>> a fight in the middle of the street in manayunk caught on tape. next, here who these two people are and why they resorted to violence. >>> how's this. >>> how about joe paterno, are we going to brung him back? how about that whole deal. >> hmm. that comment left some trump supporters confused. next hear what his campaign manager says he meant. the tthan the bottom have mo100 million americans.nt how does that happen? well, they use lobbyists to get special tax breaks. my plan -- close the tax loopholes and make them pay their fair share. seniors who've worked hard deserve the opportunity to stay independent, pay their bills, and most of all,

. >> rose: we continue with andrew ross sorkin of the "new york times." >> with some perspective in historical context, we will look back at this period and say, frankly, that we actually have done better than we ever deserved to, almost, and i know nobody -- if you're going to be out there watching this, you say this guy is crazy to say this. >> rose: we conclude with ben harper, his new album is called "call it what it is." >> there's a song that says i feel like i wake up and aged a year because in fear to the dawn, i don't know how to say good buy to you. shea shot him in the back, don't act so surprised when they get vandalized, call it what it is, murder. i'm able to balance those where one doesn't shadow the other. >> rose: the middle east, president obama's economic policy and ben harper, when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we questio -- w

ross was heading to a show at the sands bethlehem event center around 5:00 p.m. that's when an suv ran a stop sign and crashed into the limo carrying the former supreme superstar. paramedics treated her for head and neck pain right there on the scene. police gave the suv driver a ticket and the show went on. she managed to get herself together and took to the stage a few hours after all of that happened. a few hours ago, diana ross tweeted, "i was in a car accident yesterday but i am fine. i ask you not to worry." she'll be in providence, rhode island, tonight. >>> to the candidates not slowing down in decision 2016, republican front-runner donald trump just finished speaking at a fundraising event on long island. today, trump learned his campaign manager will not be prosecuted for simple battery for allegedly grabbing a reporter's arms. trump maintaining a double-digit lead here in pennsylvania, the poll from monmouth university in new jersey, shows trump with 44% of likely republican voters and ted cruz is second with 28%. john kasich's roots in p.a. don't seem

ross said she's a little sore after that. she did go on with the show in bethlehem and another one in rhode island last night. of course she is, she's a pro. she tweeted this out yesterday. i was involved in a car accident, but i am fine. i ask you not to worry. >>> today marks three years since the boston marathon bombing. the terror attacks near the finish line of the race killed three people and injured more than 260 others. officials will mark the anniversary with a wreath laying at the site. this year's boston marathon is set for monday. >>> today people in new orleans will come together to remember a former nfl player who was shot and killed during a road rage incident. a public viewing and parade is scheduled for will smith. smith was killed saturday night. police say cardell hayes was the trigger man. will smith played nine seasons for the saints. >>> four soldiers are in the hospital after their army humvee flipped over on the new jersey turnpike. this chopper video shows the scene near east brunswick yesterday. good

it was founded by this man here, fred ross. it really -- the community service organization was an organization that promoted civic participation among hispanics and latinos, by providing english courses, naturalization classes. doing voter registration drives. talking to public representatives, the government, and asking for better infrastructure in the barrios. the organization was established in california. fred ross went to stockton to establish a chapter there. dolores volunteered in the effort and was so good at it and so devoted, so she was given the job as a lobbyist for the organization. she had no legal training, but had a talent with words. she was incredibly articulate and persuasive, so she was made the lobbyist. she reported to cesar chavez. that is actually where they met. chavez have been working for cso since 1932 and he became the director of the organization. that is where they met. i found that they had a common interest in farmworkers. because cesar himself came from a farm worker family. they realized that

. >> the entire brian ross unit has been looking into this. brian himself has been attempting the running there man. >> thank you so much for this detailed investigation. embedded in fact. >> all he came up with so far is that it was a movie starring there arnold schwarzenegger. >> okay. >> we'll get to the rest of that. we want to get started with the latest twist. what a wild day in politics. that's saying a lot. so you have bernie sanders downsizing as ted cruz tries to give his struggling campaign a jolt. as his running there mate after getting crushed by donald trump in the northeast. trump delivered a sober and scripted speech on foreign policy, but then later an at a rally unleashed on cruz. it's your voice, your vote. more from abc's bazi kanani. >> reporter: donald trump fires back. >> he is the first presidential candidate in the history of this country whose mathematically eliminated from becoming there president who chose a vice presidential candidate. it's a record be? trump rallies in indiana with famed college basketball coach b

so who is justin ross harris really?answer could help to solve the question that f cooper harris' death was a tragic mistake or something more sick and twisted. cnn, atlanta. >> thank you, nick for that. legal analyst is joining us from atlanta. he practices law in cobb county, georgia. a prosecutor there knows all of the players in this case. give us a sense of what is going on right now. so many cases won and lost in jury selection. talk us through the process today that may last the next couple of weeks. >> you are right. i personally believe that cases are won or lost during jury selection. who winds up on the jury is a key importance in the case. what is happening now is the judge is taking up the people who say, look, i can't set my life aside for this long, or people who say i can't deal with the subject matter. people who say there's a hardship and want to be taken out of the jury pool. she's going to hear from those people and make decisions. and jury selection will begin tomorrow in ernest with the jurors filli

philadelphia mayor jim kenney and police commissioner richard ross as well as other top brass spoke tous outside the hospital not long after seeing officer james mccollough here at penn presbyterian hospital. he has one gunshot wound to the left thigh. they are expecting him to be okay. the 24-year-old has been?xp philadelphia police officer for the last two years, assigned to west philadelphia. his mom and fiance met him here at the hospital last night. the outcome for officer mccollough might be very different this morning if he hadn't had the wherewithal to apply first aid to himself. >> it's important to point out that he applied a tourniquet himself because he was bleeding profusely. and his partner went to his aid and brought him to the hospital. >> reporter: commissioner richard ross went on to praise officer mccollough's partner for keeping his whits about him and putting him, the injured officer, in their patrol car and rushing him to straight to penn presbyterian hospital. coming up at 6:00, you'll hear more from commissioner ross about why officer mccollough has had so much

fred ross went to stockton to establish a chapter there. dolores volunteered in the effort, and she was so good at it and so devoted that she was given the job as a lobbyist for the organization. she had no legal training, but she had, definitely, a talent with words. was incredibly articulate and persuasive, so she was made the lobbyist. she reported to cesar chavez. that is actually where they met. cesar chavez have been working for cso since 1952, and he became the director of the organization. that is where they met. i found that they had a common interest in farmworkers. because cesar himself came from a farmworker family. they realized that the goal of organizing farmworkers to improve their life conditions was going to be hard to achieve through cso. had more of an urban for cus and did not want to enter the arena of labor organizing. it was too political. in 1952, they branched out of the organization. first, cesar chavez did. dolores huerta stayed for a few more months, but eventually she also quit. they both founded what was calle

each >> thank you very much and especially professor ross come in thank you for writing the book. to an education policy all the time that that's the basic right in public school is not a subject to get nearly enough attention. all sorts of questions about what we teach, how we teach it, how kids interact, those have all been pushed aside the discussion over test scores. what is the test score. either way,, what are test scores. these are topics we need to talk about. there may be some collusion between people run schools and the public transportation system in d.c., trying to keep people away from today's event by closing down conveniently the metro, but we will see. within the book, i especially appreciate the discussion of dangerous federal overreach. i've done some work on the federal role in education, but especially the anti-bullying 2010 letter and someone in the audience over there asked me about this before the event. i hope you can talk about your colleague letters. it was particularly striking that only mention the amendment in a flood of it seems that not to come up mo

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>> our chief investigative correspondent brian ross tonight. >>> next, this evening, to an air scare. authorities say a pilot driving drunk. that pilot now facing charges for getting behind the controls, twice in one day. authorities say two flights across the country. abc's david kerley, outside the courtroom. >> reporter: former jet blue pilot dennis murphy wasn't talking as he left federal court, charged with operating a passenger jetliner under the influence. did you put 270 passengers at risk? >> no comment. >> reporter: murphy allegedly failing a random breathalyzer test with a level of .1 that's higher than the driving limit of .08, and nearly three times the limit for pilots. while it is unclear who was on the radio. >> hey, tower, jet blue a 583, did we check in, i can't remember. >> clear to left. >> reporter: court documents allege murphy was at the controls on a flight from new york to orlando. a total of 270 passengers. but before and during both flights, the other pilot told federal agents he saw murphy drinking an unknown beverage from a cup. >> pilots know that if they

ross: mr. speaker, i ask the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. joyce: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 223, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar s mber 354, h.r. 223, a bill to authorize the great lakes restoration initiative, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from ohio, mr. gibbs, and the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio. mr. gibbs: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. -- mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five

that he molested those boys. >> and brian ross, who has been covering this story for some time, live tonight in chicago. and brian, the judge today imposing a tougher sentence than prosecutors had asked for? >> reporter: that's right, david. 15 months. of course, this happened so long ago that hastert can only be prosecuted for failing to report all the cash he took out of the bank, more than a million dollars worth, to pay off one of his victims to keep quiet. the judge said today, had hastert been caught molesting children when it happened, he might still be in state prison today. david? >> our chief investigative correspondent brian ross tonight. >>> next, this evening, to an air scare. authorities say a pilot driving drunk. that pilot now facing charges for getting behind the controls, twice in one day. authorities say two flights across the country. abc's david kerley, outside the courtroom. >> reporter: former jet blue pilot dennis murphy wasn't talking as he left federal court, charged with operating a passenger jetliner under the influence. did you put 270 passengers at risk?

. >>> joining me now are skault ross from one wisconsin now. the nation, and back with us is michael steele. i want to start out, john nichols by playing a video of you when our producers caught up with you in madison, wisconsin, talking about the proximity, the physical proximity of the money we were talking about in the package before the break and the politicians in wisconsin. take a look. >> literally, we're standing, you know, a few feet apart. and you'll have koch brothers on one side and you'll have, you know, the wisconsin progressive tradition on the other. in many ways, you sum up the clash. >> and so john, you know, does that physical proximity kind of indicate sort of an idealogical and actual proximity between the two? >> well, there is a huge struggle going on in wisconsin, and no one should underestimate what's happened in this state in the last five or six years. six or seven years ago, wisconsin still had a functional campaign finance system. it wasn't perfect. it had a lot of money flowing in. but in the 2010 race, you had mas

katherine ross is next on booktv lpszs and censorship takes look at the way schools have limited the free speech of students. ... he wrote the first ten amendments that were introduced into congress and was a beyond that more than just the author of them or the person who wrote them and believed in them. i should say that in part of that of valuable institute here in washington has designated his birthday national freedom of information day, which is we are celebrating here today along with the publication of his book. i can't help, however, but refer to what i thought was an interesting and useful from madison on this very topic, the first amendment freedom and freedom of speech. madison wrote, quote, a popular government without popular information or the means of inquiring it is but a prologue to a farce or a tragedy or perhaps both. knowledge will forever govern ignore reins and people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselveses with the power which knowledge gives, unquote. and we will continue in this as we go down through the history of the united states that know

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we have ross here with us. let's start with the republican side, we heard donald trump saying just about mathematically cruz is out. is it time for him to step back and say it's time to rally the party or continue the the protest all the way to the convention. >> what big wins to both parties. there's all the punishes you can imagine -- puns out there you can imagine. donald trump got 89 delegates. ted cruz got zero. ted cruz out this morning saying he's going the convention that he doesn't believe donald trump is going to get the 1237 he needs. donald trump saying it's almost impossible for ted cruz to get the delegates to reach those numbers. the fight continues. i don't think anyone will drop out before the convention. >> donald trump sounds different. instead of calling him a big loser, he's calling him senator cruz and beginning to gather himself to be more presidential. >> that's an excellent point. that's the nail on the head. donald trump sounded much more reserve and presidential last night. look at th

ross palombo, thank you very much. we will come back in when donald trump keeps talking. >>> a new solution. we will talk about the lengths some cities are going to for people who insist on walking and texting. >> mild today. warm as we get into your bay area weekend. with the wind picking up at times as well. let's take a look at what is going on out there. we have mostly clear skies. a beautiful view into oakland this afternoon. that flag not moving a whole lot. i expect the winds will pick up as we get into the second half of the afternoon. here is a look from up above. we started out with partly sunny, partly cloudy skies. we are partly cloudy to mostly clear. we have a ridge of high pressure building over the pacific, but look how far out it is. it will continue to nudge our way on the topside of it, we have a system. this is going to actually drop downright along the border of california and nevada. as it does, it is going to kick up our wind. so for today, we have a west, northwesterly breeze, but by the afterno

. >> yes, and that stands for "ross." i believe my uncle ross was an alternate on the whiz kids, i believe. he was up there where the rubber meets the sky, but i did not inherit any of that. >>> let's get to it with this big time warming that is on its way. at least for april, but people are already writing and telling me not yet. it will only be for tomorrow and in dropping 20 degrees on thursday with this northerly breeze. look at this temperature rise, sunday 67, tomorrow 75 and topping out at 88, and it could be 60 tomorrow 75 and topping out at 88, and it could be 64 on thursday. it will be a roller coaster ride. the wind is turning northerly for most, and with a possible high clouds, 40s and 50s on these temperatures. santa rosa did for a while, but that is collapsing, novato 47, bodega bay is cool at 49. we are under clear skies, and this will turn northerly, and 45 in ukiah, 28 in truckee, 56 in sacramento. we are set for the sunshine as this high pressure builds in. there is a system to the south that will give u

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ross heresiess he forgot to drop his son off at daycare and didn't realize he left him inside the hotaid he had previously done net search's on children overheating in vehicles because as a father it was one of his biggest fears. prosecutors allege the internet sections, along with sexual text-messages harris exchanged with multiple women while his son was dying in the suv, suggests this was a premeditated murder. now, shortly after this alleged crime took place, 10,000 people signed a pet decision of support -- pet decision of support for ross harris, urging the court to drop the case, but that petition was late are withdrawn. >> thank you. keep us posted. >>> going the extra mile to get some incredible images high in the sky. and they're taking all of us along for this -- well, what could be a scary ride. zulu-6-9er... clear for take off. roger that! see ya! we are outta here! woo! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. that's what i'm talking about! and try new glucerna hunger

julie and ross. if you want the warm temperatures, tuesday and wednesday 70s and 80s back here in the bay area. that will be the developing headline in the long term. at least into the week i couldn't understand just a few minor blips. >>> tesla sales on the model 3 are soaring. hear how many people have preordered the car after just the first day and how that staggering number may force the car company to expand production. >>> coming up new at 6:00 the widow of a raiders great takes on the nfl. why ken stabler's wife joined a lawsuit seeking class action status. >> reporter: parents in one local school district say they're not happy with the curriculum surrounding the lgbt community, and they may boycott. >>> reservations for tesla's new model 3 are growing faster than predicted since the electrical war unveiled last night some 200,000 people have put down adds 1,000 deposit to claim their spot in line. the cars don't actually go on sale until late next year. the model 3 starts at $35,000 and has r

. >> ross perot has made his fortune in technology.nts to use his business acumen to balance the federal budget. >> ross perot was a credible, successful business guy who built a gigantic company, and so he had a lot of street cred. >> to his opponents, perot is a quicksand, sucking in both bush and clinton voters. >> he was trying to run on a conservative message, which certainly would take away from president bush's vote total. >> anybody who starts out with nothing and makes $6 billion, you have to assume they know something. >> by june bush has defeated pat buchanan. and clinton's sweep of his primaries guarantees him the democratic nomination. but nationally both lag behind perot in the polls. >> if the election were held today, ross perot might be president. >> clinton's campaign needs a fix of adrenaline. hillary comes to the rescue, again. >> she said bill, you need to go on the arsenio hall show. so of course, we did. >> arsenio hall is huge with young americans. >> so clinton goes to the arsenio hall show. carville and i were

the southbound i-95, 15 minute stoppages all night long right near betsy ross bridge interchange. crews out until will 5:00 o'clock. otherwise mass transit or airport looking g chris and lauren, back to you. >>> we have a developing story in southwest philadelphia this morning. the right now police are looking for person responsible for stabbing a man in the chest overnight. this happened, on the 6500 block of dicks avenue just after 2:00 this morning. victim was taken to penn presbyterian hospital and is expected to survive. there is no description of the suspect at this time. >>> runners, walkers, joggers, cycle will list, we could have a an extra eye walk ago long the schuylkill river trail. >> it is all about keeping you safe. dave kinchen joins us from boat house row with more on this. dave, good morning. >> reporter: thinks obviously a really popular spot for a lot of runners in the evening hours, and runners are coming together to fight the dangers lurking in the dark in the schuylkill river trail n recent months there have been reports of runners being held up, sexually a