>> first of all, everything comes back to scranton. if joe biden runs he's from scranton.ylvania is always at the center of things. yeah the way we campaign now, you cannot make any mistakes or any misstatements and obviously she was called out on that. but it's interesting, the whole trip -- and jennifer had a good piece on in this evening -- the whole trip was about sort of small ball small is beautiful, as dan ball said. it was about focusing on voters seeming very personal. i don't remember hearing hillary talk that much about her immigrant story before. and i think on the whole, she's a lot better off having done this than if she had done you know a conventional announcement which she did the last time and which didn't help her very much. >> josh borrow if this video from martin o'malley is what we can expect more of it's literally one day late. >> right. >> she's already changed her position. the video is three hours late. if he was going to do that why didn't he do it a couple of weeks ago? >> one day late and doesn't even mention her by name. it's a very strange th

we are going to stay warm for now but even in northeastern parts of pennsylvania in scranton seeing snow showers there. take look at some of these peak wind gusts. this is what is ushering in the cold. in philadelphia earlier today, with that cold front arc peak wind gust of 71 miles an hour. near hurricane force. northeast philadelphia at the airport a 62-mile an hour gust. allentown 55. trenton 52 and new castle a 48-mile an hour gust. now, the cold is comeing in behind it. we're still seeing wind gusts to about 30 miles an hour but nothing like earlier. look at these temperatures. state college 37 and light snow. philadelphia 52. but this is all moving our way and temperatures will be plunging overnight. these are the freeze temperatures. or the frost line and you can see through allentown reading and lancaster the possibility of patchy frost by tomorrow morning at 7am. wake up to 40 in the city. 37 in allentown and reading. 329 wilmington and 31 degrees in the poconos. coming up, it will turn even colder in our seven day. wait until you see these numbers much jess, for now we'll send

rodham grew up in scranton before moving to chicago to rub his own textile business. he died in little rock arc awe in 1983 at the age of 82. >>> as we continue this morning pennsylvania bars could be opened later, we will let you know about the proposed bill that would keep some establishments open until 4:00 a.m. but is there a catch. >>> say good bye to that rain. it will be another warm day. katie has a check of the forecast coming up next, good >>> last call could be getting later in pennsylvania bars and restaurant. state representative jordan harris of philadelphia plans to introduce new legislation to extend liquor sales beyond 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. at specific locations. however it wouldn't be all bars rather only if the specific entertainment zones. it will be up to municipalities whether they want to create those zones but once again, one from 2:00a m to 4:00 a.m. which means we would pass some driving to work in the morning. >> no, thanks. >> law enforcement has been figured in the equation, that is for sure. >>> looking good yeah. we should break for any

margaret chase smith: rockefeller, nixon scranton, ho ewho else. -- margaret chase smith: i'm a candidate for president. i'm not supporting anybody else. [laughter] [applause] >> to get back to the rose you are wearing today, the question is the yellow rose a sexist influence? margaret chase smith: it could be. the president is a good friend of mine. i assure you i did not wear it in his honor today. >> we are grateful to senator smith. [applause] >> on january 25, 1972 representative surely change him of new york city -- representative shirley chisholm announced her candidacy for the democratic presidential nomination in 1972. up next, we bring you the 14 minute announcement, courtesy of the new york city municipal archives. [applause] shirley chisholm: i stand before you today as the candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidentcy of the united states of america. [applause] i am not the candidate of black america, although i am black and proud. [applause] i am not the candidate of the women's movement of this country, although i am a woman and am equally proud of that. [appl

margaret chase smith: rockefeller, nixon scranton, ho ewho else. -- margaret chase smith: i'm a candidate for president. i'm not supporting anybody else. [laughter] [applause] >> to get back to the rose you are wearing today, the

there's all the snow flying north of scranton.wers are starting to collapse to the south as anticipated. one or two of these could sneak into the poconos or northern portions of the lehigh valley later this afternoon. if you see a shower it's not going to amount to all that much. just a very brief shower that moves organ the way. 61 degrees in 3:00 p.m. trenton, 62. millville, 60. later this evening, maybe a few clouds on the increase, spotty shower north and west. everybody else seeing bright, blue skies. a weekend winner here. yesterday was nice, today looks good. 64 in philadelphia. trenton, 62. millville, 64. if you're heading to citizens bank park tomorrow bring along the sunscreen. you'll see sunshine to start with high clouds buildings during the course of the game, nice and warm, 68 degrees for the first pitch taking on the red sox. by the 9th inning temperatures in the mid 60s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast today looks good tomorrow looks good. from tuesday on the pattern turns unsettle the. tuesday we'll s

. >> no, your eyes are not deceiving you, that is snow falling in scranton yesterday. fortunately for residents it was just a dusting. it appears that old man winter is still holding on with his pinky finger or ring finger. >> it's not cold enough to have snow in philadelphia. other areas are colder than that. >> reporter: we are getting be down near the freezing mark in the northern suburbs. i posted a picture that sarah bloomquist mother posted from central pennsylvania. wasn't that fun a week before may. you'll want to bundle up as you head out the door. let's take a look at the great outdoors this morning the camera is bouncing a little bit so it is winds are picking up at the shore and elsewhere. the temperature in philadelphia not horrific. 41 degrees, but there are suburbs in the 30s that number will dip over the neblg couple neblg -- next couple of hours. plus the winds are at 18 miles per hour making it feel like the freezing mark. there are the winds. 18 in philadelphia. 18 in wilmington. you can should should shuffle these around, we're looking at gusts up t

mark: should we have a president from scranton?ator casey: i would love to have that that would be wonderful. mark: so you're basically for biden, that is what you're saying. just kidding. if you are able to stop this from going through, what would the circumstances have to be to stop it? senator casey: we would have to marshall enough support and votes from the finance committee to stop the trade promotion authority. we will have amendments today and it will have a vote at the end of that process. this is an uphill fight. anybody in my position to says otherwise is probably a little too optimistic. it is important to have this debate and it gives us a chance to talk about the middle class. mark: senator, thank you for coming to talk to us. senator casey: good to be with you. mark: when we come back, the old hillary clinton, the new hillary clinton, and a southern hillary clinton. ♪ mark: it's easy sometimes to lose track of where hillary clinton is from. new york back oh washington? arkansas? our resident linguist explored the evo

scranton police say someone up ended hugh rod map's grave marker sometime after clinton declared herdidacy over the weekend. mr. rodham grew up in scranton and died in arkansas at age 82. >>> deal is in the works for redevelopment of the gallery mall on philadelphia's market east. take a look at these renderings of what will be called the fashion outlets of philadelphia, at market east. the project will offer a combination of outlet retail, from luxury and more moderate brands, to food and entertainment. the renovation is expected to take about two years. >> we're expecting that we will invest about $325 million of new money in the gallery. so, i think when you think about what it looks like today, forget it because it will look nothing like that when we're done. >> pennsylvania a real estate investment trust and the mays rich company are behind this effort. it needs approval from city council, src and philadelphia redevelopment authority. >>> still to come here an important alert for any parent or care giver a nationwide baby food recall has been issued for jars that may contain pie

the paper was sprinkled along several properties in scranton this week, they initially thought they were vandalized and dropped from a jet. the crew dropped debris for testing to determine if that is exactly what happened. it may have some how malfunctioned. >> they came to the rescue of a subway driver here in -- and witnesses jumped on the tracks to help rescue him and he was taken to the hospital with cuts to his face and fortunately he was not badly hurt. >>> a kentucky distillery worker accused of an elaborate ring, got cuts to his face when he was making a delivery they estimate that curtzinger and others stole $500,000 worth of bourbon over the past three years. >>> coming up valuable information for women that want to delay having children what a new study says about freezing your eggs next in health check. about treatment with xarelto®. me, when i had a blood clot in my leg that could have traveled to my lungs. that's why i took xarelto®, too. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. i took xarelto® for afib... an irregular heartbeat that c

of northeastern pennsylvania where vandals toppled the grave stone of her father, hugh rodham in scrantonstone was set upright. police are calling the incident suspicious since it happened two days after clinton announced her run for the president. >>> 4:18 now. of course millions of people are expected to be in this area this fall when pope francis visits philadelphia. some homeowners on the jersey shore are already capitalizing on those expected crowds. those homeowners are hoping that some of the faithful will choose to stay at the beach. bob is listing his three bedroom condo in wildwood crest for about $3,000 for the week of the pontiff's visit. he told us he's never had much luck renting out that condo during september, but this year he thinks will be different. >> to me personally to the whole area nice little boost to the economy around here. >> now we found several online rental ads aimed at papal visitors. one of those listed a 3 bedroom condo in wildwood for $10,000 a week. >>> as we get closer to the pope's visit, stay up to date with the free "nbc 10 news" app. you can get al

mcdonald's in wilkes-barre, scranton, giving you free egg mcmuffin as long as you bring taco bell breakfastpt. it is only for this week only. taco bell started its breakfast menu last year, mcdonald sales are slumping, we'll see if the breakfast battle spreads to our area. because it is on. game on. >> game on, man. >> we'll ' be right >>> this is. >> good morning, everyone, thank you for waking with us, in the news, developing right now, the search is on for drivers in two hit and runs in philadelphia. the accident happened just minute apart. tragically, both involved small children. and one of them was caught on camera individual joe just chiming. here's where they happen. first hit-and-run was in southwest philadelphia. second one half hour later in kensington, jan carabeo at the scene of the first hit and nun southwest philly where the victim did not survive. jan? >> that four year old boy was hit and killed, just behind me here in the middle of the street, here in southwest philadelphia. already, this morning philadelphia police have returned to the scene to look for any evidence they

there are the snow showers moving from scranton to pennsylvania. these are the same systems yesterday. won't see them in philadelphia but we will start with clouds. the clouds won't last. they'll be moving out for today, 40s. pocono mountains, 44 degrees from mount pocono. up to 54 for reading. should be in the 60s this time of year for doylestown, trenton and mount holly not getting close to it today in spite bright sunshine. sunshine at the shore for rehoboth, cape may and center city. sunshine takes over. 56 in philadelphia and swedesboro. 54 the high for westchester. seven day forecast with warmer weather ahead and the weekend forecast which may have some rain for folks. that's when i'm back in ten. >>> let's hope that warmer weather also coincides with the weekend. ten minutes after 5:00. time to get a check on traffic. >> jessica boyington is watching the roads for us. >> montgomery county having no problems. that's definitely a good thing. 422 around egypt road, you can see no volume really if you're headed westbound or eastbound. drive time

temperature right now in philadelphia 71 officially but notice the cool air to the north. 58 scrantonn state college. that's that cold front that pushes south tonight. so, we get that colder air coming into the forecast for tomorrow and again just some high thin clouds building over top of us right now but the winds already starting to switch out of the north so that's going to bring in the cooler air through the overnight hours and then notice the arrows. they switch direction tomorrow. so now we're dealing with an east wind off the chilly atlantic ocean where that water temperature is only about 50 degrees. what's that's the why we drop our temperatures back into the 60's. monday we warm it up again. south winds looks like we'll see -- overall not a bad way to finish the weekend. monday warm front moves back to the region, brings rain, maybe a thunderstorm in the afternoon looks like the steadiest rain will be during the morning hours on monday and then we dry out again on tuesday but we cool it back down to the 60's behind that system. enjoy your sunday afternoon. mostly sunny cond

scranton at 52, albany 55 right now.we get into the day tomorrow again with that storm to the north showers will try to rotate down, temperatures holding in the low 60's thanks to the increased cloud cover with those showers moving through but then high pressure starts to plant itself overhead tuesday, we get back to the upper 60's, finally above average and then into the 70's by wednesday. i'll show you briefly the timing on these showers. we wake up to full sunshine on monday morning no problems there but by late afternoon and as you can see these are few and far between a-few polka dot showers around 4, 5 o'clock. many of us will not see anything at all. don't be surprised if during your evening commute you need to flip those windshield wipe areas few times. this cool puddle of air in the upper atmosphere settled over portions of new england. we see ridging take hold on tuesday as high pressure settles itself. wednesday we get into some of the warmest air we've felt in awhile. we get nicer weather for the weekend. if

sixteen year-old girl admitted she was driving without a license when she crashed an suv outside scranton last fall. rye ab lesher, and shamus digney and colin kerr all died in the crash. the judge will decide her, punishment in 30 days. >>> ukee incredible, video i have been showing you in new york when a car broke in the huge fireball do you see that. this all started with the driver attempt to kill bed bugs. nearly killed himself. police say that the man noticed bed bugs in his rental car. he poured rubbing alcohol in it thinking would it kill bed bugs. then he lit the a cigarette. as you might imagine, that is what happen the car went up in flames. the the driver suffered first abe second degree burns. police say it does not need to face any charges. >>> just 53:00. lets check with katie. still chilly out there this morning. >> on april days this is how it goes. typical april days you will start off cool and end up warmer, so you have to dress in layers. that is exactly what today will end upbringing us, one of those days where you need to have extra layers ready to go to shed later i

neighbors not far from scranton believes a passing plane, dumped toilet paper and shredded plastic bags on their property overnight. they called the federal aviation administration and an investigation is ongoing now. neighbors who live and work nearby say it is just we say a stinky situation. >> it is nuts. a plane drops stuff out of the sky, on someone's yard. i mean that is just crazy. i have never seen something like that were. >> it doesn't have that much of a smell. >> faa plans to collect samples of debris and take it to the lab with testing. they are also pinpointing which aircraft was in the air space of the houses at the time. neighbors say they saw it falling. >>> lets get traffic and weather together, katie by the weather watchers. >> they are up and adam with us this morning and good morning everyone. we will check in quickly. temperatures are for the most part in the mid 40's but there are a a few out liars like in one of the more remote suburbs in central, new jersey and mark sent in from new jersey 35 degrees, just a couple cloud right new but with these kind of temperat

i remember telling her something that bill scranton had said to me -- c-span: who was bill scranton? >> guest: former governor of pennsylvania, recently deceasedment -- deceased. close to rockefeller personally politically. certainly because of his own main lane connections he knew both -- c-span: and ran for president. >> guest: and ran in '64. he liked them both. he thought todd was very intelligent, he liked her, but he always thought that she and nelson were mismatched. i said, what do you mean? he said, well, you have to understand, nelson was a man more than most who needed warmth. he said don't make the mistake of automatically equating that with sex. nelson needed warmth. and i've -- i understand exactly what he meant. and happy is a very warm woman. happy could give him, really what todd couldn't. that's a factor. the thing about that whole relationship that i think this book really breaks ground, and it's only possible because of the passage of time, if you go back and you read coverage of the time and read coverage since, every single account of the rockefeller divorce and

. >> all my grandparents came over here, and my grand dpaerj went to work in a lace mill in scrantonennsylvania. >> and that is mrs. clinton during a conversation on immigration reform. the problem is that not all of her grandparents were immigrants. only her paternal grandfather republicans jumped on that gaffe. >>> sean spicer tweeted dust off your bill clinton dictionary hinting at the former president's comment it depends on what the meaning of the word is is statement. >>> we're about to show you a wet mess you don't want to see during a drought. two cars collided last night. one hit a hybrid sending 7,000 gallons of water shooting straight up into the air. the crash occurred at 11th and geary just before 11:00 no one seriously hurt the fire department responded to check on each car's occupants and also to shut off the water. >>> a similar scene near sacramento this morning this one was worse, though. it took crews more than two hours to turn off the water after this fire hydrant in antelope started spewing, a water main break triggered the gusher around 3:30 a.m. the water comp

philadelphia but north and west these are snow showers that are pushing into northeastern pennsylvania scranton seeing a few flurries and farther to the north some flurries as well. the clouds will be thinning out. 44 the high temperature in the mountains today while in the low 50s for allentown and quaker town. bright sunshine takes over after a cloudy start for doylestown mount holly, trenton and at the shore clouds to start with. this afternoon it will be sunshine 58 degrees in rehoboth. dover, chillier in vineland. 60s is what we'll normally see this time of year but with clouds in place this morning and wind this afternoon, we'll see 56 degrees for wilmington drexel hill and philadelphia. there's warmer weather ahead for the weekend. seven day forecast when we're back in ten minutes. >> bill, see you then. >>> last time we checked there was a backup building on the 76 a problem there. >> an accident on 76. the last thing people want on a friday morning heading to work. "nbc 10's" jessica boyington has an update. >> the last thing anybody wants is a backup. that's the schuylkill expressway.

we had heavy downpours here in the city and then talking trenton area, new york scranton, all getting some rain. you may still see a shower this morning but we will get that break in the action soon before we fire up again later on. you look up toward bensalem, we will have some thunder rumbling through this, mount pocono, heavy downpours in that area right now. you saw rain drops perhaps looking at our picture just from a few moments ago from the pocono mountains and little egg harbor township we will see some rain and lightening going on there as well. here is the cold front coming through later on in the the day and already severe thunderstorm watches are up in parts of the ohio and kentucky as this rumbles through. we will get a chance to get warm, this is a cold front, the cold front hits the warm air and later on in the day that is what could start those thunderstorms. we will jump ahead to noon time today and cold front in the western part of the state, by four or 5:00 o'clock here it comes and that is when you need to listen for that thunder and make sure you take cover especi

my grand father went to work in a lace mill in scranton, pennsylvania and worked there until he retired at 65. he started when he was a teenager and just kept going. >> the statement is 75% false considering two grandparents were born in i will and i will one in pennsylvania. the clinton campaign says, quoting here her grand parents always spoke about the immigrant experience and as a result she has always thought of them as immigrants. of course, grandparents have been known to say they walked 10 miles to school in six feet of snow. >> joining me from the american enterprise inls institute and a former chief speech writer. good to see you. so the real people like the whole listening tour so she can understand real ordinary people. apparently she's really going to only understand people who work for planned parent hood and drove around vice president joe biden and were democratic campaign operatives. >> exactly. they specifically decided to launch this campaign with a listening tour to listen to ordinary americans. so she pulls in with the scooby van into a chipotle where there are actu

scranton accents. kennedy: which is a beautiful accent. >> it's lovely. like the west of france. and the second thing about that is they always throw the family under the bus, elizabeth warren did the same thing. they told me that. they're the ones that were lying, it's not me. kennedy: i was listening to the family lore. kirsten, which is worse? >> you have to put it in context. the republican side, the videos coming out announcing, they're so fake. they're so phony. and the thing and all politicians, they live in the d.c. bubble, they don't get out and they just listen to campaign advisers and don't speak and talk like real people. everyday americans they're campaigning to. >> what are real people? >> falling all over themselves to say what a wonderfully accessible candidate she is, and you're not accessible if you're not talking to people. >> keep in mind, let's keep in mind. >> like 1996 or something. >> devil's advocate. i talk to real people all the time. they're jerked. they yell ba-ba-booy, is that worth it? you got to settle. >> from authenticity perspective, the clinton

from the hard scrabble city of scranton pennsylvania. over three decades in the senate.s the v.p. and he's ready to run the usa. i promise you the president has a big stick. vice president joe biden. >> that's a bfd right there. what's you're roster looking like right now. jeb bush and joe biden and ben carson. >> this is personally tough for me because i think joe biden should be for life. republican or democrat you get joe. >> josh are you going to keep going with your logic here? i'm looking here and i say lindsey lindsey graham ted cruz bernie sanders. number 8. >> will it deliver? he needs it. carly fiorina. >> she was the ceo of a company that makes printers and now she's ready to take on the paper jam in washington d.c. don't sleep on the deemenmon sheep. >> i said in the break i was hoping for her. i was joking but apparently i was taken seriously. i think her first act for president will be to overpay for come pack and we'll go from there. >> studio audience just not very strong feelings one way or the other about carly fiorino. same with the voters. >> i'm jeal

. >>> it is not winter but something white was falling from the sky up in the scranton area. >> it wasn't snow, it was toilet paper scattered on yard in one neighborhood. coming up why residents believe that was dumped from an airplane. >>> then new at 6:00 o'clock tonight iteam demand answers and gets results, after a worker is shot. it happened because of this light pole on a philadelphia street. we will show you how city is responding following our exclusive report. caring for you... ... and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. right now, buy one pair of eyeglasses or prescription sunglasses and get another one free. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> i'm chris may. here are some of the top stories to day. massive erosion has forced a pair of neighbors in south jersey, out of their homes. engineers in florence township have assessed the properties on east front street today and they made that call. >>> well video is certainly disturbing tonight septa police are looking for students involve in the brawl, in the spring garden subway stop

. >> all my grandparents came over here and my grandfather went to work in a lace mill in scranton pennsylvaniae retired at 65. started when he was a teenager and just kept going. >> after a check of public census and other records, the reality is only one of secretary clinton's grandparents immigrated her paternal grandfather was born in england. the clinton camp issued a response. her grandparents always spoke about the immigrant experience and as a result she and her grandfather was an immigrant and appears hillary clfs grandmother was important shortly after her parents and siblings arrived in the united states in the early 1880s. certainly sounded like an announcement that he is running for president in an interview on cnn's "new day" the former rhode island governor said the words "i'm running. he was responding to a question about his criticism of hillary clinton over the war in iraq. listen to this. >> you were criticizing her saying a vote she took in the senate when you were in the senate was disqualifying for the democratic nomination. >> that's why i'm running. because i feel strong

just to the east of scranton right now. al allentown getting a break. showers streaming across delaware county and jersey. this is the first line of wet weather. more showers possible this afternoon. look at the temperatures. in between the showers, a nice warmup for allentown, reading, quaker town into the low 70s. clouds, maybe even some thinning of the clouds during the day. could see a hint of sunshine but never going to clear out completely. doylestown, 71 degrees. 72 mount holly. northeast philadelphia may hit 74. low 70s for dover, vineland and cape may with occasional showers. showers at times, progressive hill and swedesboro. a look at the weekend and beyond. more wet weather on the way. i'm back in 10 with that. >>> i had to call in and tell the boss i might be running a little bit late today. i furn around i go over the betsy ross. i come to the vine street expressway. it's bottled up. >> tell me about it. i take the vine street into work and yesterday i made that mistake but i listened to jessica and jessica, i did take those detours this mo

grandparents, you know, came over here and, you know, my grandfather went to work in a lace mill in scranton, pennsylvania and worked there this will he retired at 65. he started when he was a teenager and just kept going. so i sit here and i think you're talking about the second third generation. that's me. that's you. >> eric, how damaging is this horrible lie about her past? >> no more damaging than we were broke, what difference does it make at this point, the no tip at the chipotle, the servers, i park in -- it goes on and on. the question to juan would be is that all you've got? this is all you have is this i get 2 $1/2 billion buys something, but, began, can you damage inn all those people investing in that campaign. >> i'm not supposed to help you but let me help you a second. >> thanks. >> you know that story in the morning papers about her foundation, she's still going to take money from foreign government's. what is going on here. that is nuts. >> there's a lot more strings to be pulled at that sweater. >> she's for the middle class and she's for women and children, but she's part

. >>> politically motivateed to night police in scranton looking into the report a hedge stone of hillarynton's parents may have been hit by vandals. care takers found it knock off its base monday afternoon. just one day after hillary announced she's running for president of the united states. police say it was only the -- only headstone in the area that was tipped over. >>> it is video has a lot of folks gasping a police officer slams his car into a wanted man and dash cam captured it all right there. why police say the officers did it and the cops close ties to our area. >>> you may not think about ebola much any more. workers at newark airport sure are. why it's still costing the state millions of dollars. >> he's one of our most iconic presidents. abraham lincoln died 150 years ago today. and you watched that connection to that fateful day right here in philadelphia. >> terrifying skydiving accident all caught on camera. what happened in the sky that sent this camera tumbling thousands of feet to the ground. >> another live look from skyfox skyfox. breaking news in university city cit

. >>> and people in scranton, pennsylvania are, investigating vandalism at the grave site of hillarylinton's father. authorities say the headstone of hugh rodham was found toppled on monday, coming a day after the former secretary of state announced her candidacy for president, the stone has since been put back up. that's your cnbc's news update at this hour. >>> global investing now, where in the world is the best place to put your money. katrina dudley joins us, with franklin templeton. most heavily weighted in the uk. five-star templeton fund. given the dramatic outperformance we've seen in the europe versus the u.s. >> you've seen the best performance in the european markets in 15 years. it's definitely outperformed the u.s. markets. what we've seeing and what we really see that people are missing is most of the rally has been a multiple expansion raly. and we haven't yet seen the earnings catch up to that. and so we are starting to see sell side estimates coming up and we don't see the market appreciates that. >> what you're telling me is that despite the great gains, it's not d

>> all my grandparents you know came over here and my grandfather went to work in a lace mill in scrantonrked in until he retired at 65. he started when he was a teenager and kept going. >> all of my grandparents becomes one of four. now, the sniper fire thing i think -- she shounds likeounds like brian williams. >> i understand in families you can tell stories over and over again and the lore takes on a fact of its own. that said, she's how old? i mean -- i realize -- by your 30s you usually get the real story. i get little kids get things mixed up. the point here is a staff problem. they actually -- you always need to be fact checking everything especially stories that people have told over and over and over again. in my book that i just wrote, i actually have a little bit about the history of my family being irish. i actually checked with my family members, is this true? we always say this, we always say that they all came over from ireland at this point, but did they really? >> all four of my grandparents did. >> right. >> only one of hers did and she told a lie. added to the sniper f

and, you know, my grandfather went to work in a lace mill in scranton, pennsylvania and worked thereired at 65. he started when he was a teenager. and just kept going. >> all of my grandparents becomes one of four. now, the sniper fire thing i think is -- she sounds like brian williams. >> i think that -- i do understand how in families you can tell stories over and over again and sometimes the lore takes on a life of its own. >> by your 30s you usually get your real story. the point here is, the staff problem. you always seem to be fact checking everything. especially stories that people have told over and over and over again. in my book that i just wrote i actually have a little bit about the history of my family. i checked with my family members, is this true? we always say this we say that they all came over from ireland. did they really? >> all my grandparents did. only one of hers did, and she told a lie. and added it to the sniper fire story. >> it was probably the story in her family. >> what about the sniper fire? i came under sniper fire. she's greeted by a girl with flower

. >> all my grand parents came overk and my grandfather went to work in a lace meal in scranton, pennsylvaniad worked there until he retired in 65. he started when he was a teenager. >> she said both her parents were immigrants. >> all her grand parents. >> they weren't. her grandmother was here aurmd already. the grandfather did immigrate. >> they tried painting that. she misspoke. her grand parents always spoke about the immigrant experience and she's always thought of them as immigrants. correctly pointed out while her grandfather was it appeared her grandmother was born shortly after her parents and siblings arrived in the united states in the early 1880s. it's hillary's truth. she's always thought of it this way so it must be true. >> rudy guiliani was asked for his expertise. he was asked about the political play. how to go about it if you're hillary clinton and what's she's doing wrong. here's what he said to sean. >> part of her problem. that goes to her biggest liability which is trustworthiness. if she's going to present herself, she has to present as an authentic person to overcome

my grandmother on my father's side hannah jones rodham she immigrated as a young girl to scranton andmill. >> according to census records obtained by buzzfeed clinton's grandmother was in fact born in pennsylvania. the campaign issued a statement that reads her grandparents always spoke about the immigrant experience and as a result she has always thought of them as immigrants. and has been correctly pointed out while her grandfather was -- >> what's the story here? she said they were immigrants they were born in america? >> one of them. >> one of them. i'm as bored as i was when richard haass was trying to talk about trade. >> i was riveted. >> now jeb bush's turn to be this new hampshire. he's taking his message for voters at a stop -- >> i told alex i wasn't feeling it. >> let's not go too deep on this stuff. i mean come on. anyway -- >> i agree with you only thing i would say is if the media will nit-pick on marco rubio's immigration story of his parents, then -- >> that's a good point. they did hammer his story. and i know this because my parents were -- they escaped from a turki

folks from pennsylvania sir, you're from just outside of scranton. you're wearing a yankees hat. his baltimore hat at home. >> i don't want to get killed in new york city. >> that's true. similar today, not as bad, up to 60-mile-an-hour gusts from utah to nevada. southern california will dry out again.jacqui: good morning wawashington. a few clouds out there, partly sunny, seasonable temperatures with highs in ththe upper 60's to near 70 degrees. lolows in the upper 40's downtown, mid 40's in the suburbs startiting with sunsnshine and oudsncreasing through the day, highs in the mid to upper 60's. rain showers return on friday. >>> the aliens sent this from roswell, new mexico. we're happy to have you. back over to you amy. >>> first up in our "gma heat index," more on rita wilson's breast cancer battle. the actress revealing a second opinion saved her life. lots of women with questions. more than 230,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in women this year. >> rita? >> reporter: she's the talented actress and the devoted wife of academy award funnyman tom hank

folks from virginia, folks from pennsylvania you're from outside of scranton but you're wearing a yankees. >> he left his baltimore hat at home. because he was afraid. wise man. >> don't want to get killed in new york city. >> not a bad strategy. let's talk about the west. the winds there. boy those winds were horrible yesterday. similar today. probably not as bad but up to 60 miles an hour gusts from utah to nevada down to southern california where it will be drying out again. drought continues there. temperatures will be in the 70's. that's a quick check on your national outlook. here's what's happening locally. >> in the east rain is gone and storm tracker six live double scan showing you that you are dry. taking a look outside we've got a fair amount of sunshine now with just some high clouds sweeping across overhead. temperatures are starting to push up into the low to mid-50's. this afternoon is going to be really nice. clouds and sun, 70 is your high, a little bit breezy during the afternoon. still nice tomorrow, cooler, though, 64 and down the shore stuck in the 50's and then 67 o

folks from pennsylvania, sir, you're from just outside of scranton. you're wearing a yankees hat. left his baltimore hat at home. because he was afraid. wise man. >> i didn't want to get killed in new york city. >> that's not a bad strategy there. >> let's go out west. the winds were horrible yesterday. similar today, not as bad, up to 60-mile-an-hour gusts from utah to nevada. all the way down to southern california where it will be drying out again. the drought continues there. temperatures in the 70s. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area microclimate forecast. total sunshine. not so breezy but warmer. not so cool tonight, either, because of the breezes. the best chance of record highs are friday. today, a lot of 70s around the bay and inland and maybe up to 80 in antioch but mid-60s loan the coast. tonight we hang out in the low-to-mid 50s. 70s at the >> the aliens sent us from roswell, new mexico. we're happy to have you. amy, back over to you in the studio. >> all right, rob, thanks so much. >>> first up in our "gma heat index," more on rita wilson

and instead talked about the fond memory where he dad would take her behind the cottage outside of scrantongirl. and how important it was for people to teach their children and grandchildren and how it's part of the culture and part of the way of life. is there any way we can imagine someone running for president without clinging to their guns? >> i think some of the comments she made there are common in these campaigns and guns do have a big role in parts of american culture, but so does gun control now. that's where there's a different attitude in southern states, in red states and blue states there's much more national support for some kind of restrictive measures and there's a clash between what republicans and many democrats support because of the pressure from the nra and where public opinion has moved. just because many americans love their guns it doesn't mean they think guns should be rampant and in the hands of everyone. i think there is a new approach that could be taken, but it's not right now. >> look at the electoral college map. these blue cities in red states are place where

we have heather hughes ron weiner, david scranton from sound investment strategies, jim lowell from adviser investments, and ron mullencamp. ron, i'm going to start with you. i mean you're one of the great value investors out there. you say you are thinking now about getting into europe and japan. but, you know, europe's had a heck of a run so far. it's getting away from you, ron. >> well, it may very well be. the central banks have changed. and frankly, pickings are getting kind of slim in the u.s. so we always monitor other countries. they're looking a little better than they did six months ago. >> david give us your reaction to this start to earnings season. >> it's not a big surprise if you think about what's happened the last few years. although we've had corporate earnings keeping up with projections, we've had a lot of companies fall short on the revenue side. and also i think it's important to notice that a lot of what we've seen so far in the misses has come from that revenue side. and we've had a lot of volatility the last six months. five of those months where we had 500 swings o

all my grandparents came over here and my grandfather went to work in a lace mill in scranton pennsylvania, and worked there until he retired at 65 he started when he was a teenager and kept going. >> there's only one problem. only one grandparent was an immigrant. buzzfeed uncovered these documents and here's what the clinton campaign said in response to buzzfeed. >> her grandparents always spoke about the immigrant experience and as a result she's always thought of them as immigrants. is this something, mark, that could do damage to her credibility? >> i'm not sure this one story does damage her correct but there is the trustworthy situation republicans will want to pounce on. one of the things about h sic that so much is baked into the cake. she has near universal name i.d. if you like her you like her, if you don't, you don't. very few little stories will change much of that. in some ways that's a blessing and a curse. i'm not sure that this actually damages her with things but republicans are going to try to create a bigger narrative about her trustworthiness. >> ayliyahaliyah, let's

people who live in scranton can take a bus to philadelphia and connect to amtrak to cities to the north in san diego monday. more than a hundreds other on legend of the seas. that ship returns to san diego today. >>> people magazine is reporting that rita wilson has breast cancer. she expects to make a full recovery. the wife of tom hanks has taken a leave of absence from her play that recently opened. >>> researchers in israel have come up with a breath test that can identify people who are at a high risk of developing stomach cancer. they tested patients with or without the disease. and those with the disease had significant breath patterns. >>> a health alert this morning about a popular muscle-building supplement. it may cause severe liver problems. it contains potentially dangerous steroids. >>> and the rowing team from washington university in st. louis had quite a memorable practice run the other day. take a look at what they encountered. they were attacked by fish. flying asian carp jumping out of the water on a nearby lake. fortunately no one was hurt, but they say their racing