we got nothing but that is okay, mayor, we are winners because we are in somers point. >> that is placece to be during the summer or anytime. >> exactly. >> lets talk to ron about the tournament that is this weekend. tell us about what people can expect from somers point. >> it is largest crabbing tournament the in the country, 150 come in from nine different states and they descend upon this area they are starting to come in town now and they will be crabbing this region on friday and saturday trying to find the biggest crab and win the tournament. >> so as far as bait what are we go to go see a lot of. >> chicken necks and bunker are two things we will see most. >> you told me something earlier, secret, to you want to tell that to everybody on television or no. >> about chicken. >> about the other vegetable. >> about red potatoes. >> red potatoes. >> kind of shocking. >> crabs are scavengers and dear friend of mine used to say red potatoes were the bait of choice. >> we will see if that work for folks this weekend. and if you are planning to head to somers point this weekend you can v

the crash in somer dale along the white horse pike, near tony soprano's pizza as cleared out of the way. >> meteorologist, adam joseph, has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next.

we've had some rain moving through here, somers point.is a live look at the toll plaza in atlantic county just off the garden state parkway and some storms have moved through this area. earlier we were looking at some of our shots in cape may and we saw the skies lighting up with lightning. it's quieter now but the roads are still wet. be careful as you're traveling. not so wet elsewhere. i-95 corridor pretty dry. this is the schuylkill expressway at the blue route. no delays, no big problems, no accidents on the schuylkill, so that's good news for you. in whitemarsh, township we have an accident here. baron hill road at center street at center street and it's causing some problems. it's blocking at least a lane. this is a new accident coming into whitemarsh, township. let's take you right no to you storm tracker6 live double scan and talk about those storms. if you're heading up to the north and west, we're seeing some storms approaching reading, out nearly a town. that was pretty quick. here's some storms down along the coastline and th

she's live in somers point, hi there vittoria. >> it is an picture perfect day to be down the shore,is right, torey down the shore, we have fun things planned for you. we find very exciting stuff like take a look, at the atlantic city aquarium, traveling, exhibit. so things you'll fine right over there in the great egg harbor bay, you can find here in the touch tank and this will be here this weekend for one of the biggest tournament really in the area i want to introduce you. and you are an expert. can you tell us about the touch tank. >> thanks again for having us. we are very excited to be here this weekend. we have local species, that as you say can be found right here in our back bays and ocean, and, and, we have stingrays, and we have also, our horseshoe crab, and we have, our spider crab, and we also have our welk and we also have a lot of tropical species thaw can, find all throughout the world. so, we have them that we're able to share with people and it is an exhibit that travels. you cannot come to atlantic city aquarium we can come to you. >> i love that. i love how folks

. >> looking at the lottery numbers mark somers is here and hopefully we can still do this the big dips tonight, is not will come out of that big nose. it will be fun. >>> we need to find it. >> double dare. mark somers is with us. >> how are you, sir. >> we have to get to it quickly because ryan howard thing went a little long. >> tonight frankford hall and at 7:00 o'clock, it is basically drunk double dare. >> yes. >> and we play games like we use to and bottom line is we grab folks out of the audience and reliving their childhood, 30th anniversary of double dare. more mess, more fun then ever. we will do a demonstration. you have a hat on over there. >> i have a meeting after the show, bob kelly, real quickly after the show. >> bob kelly do it. >> don't touch the top of the hat. >> when i say go. >> yes. >> you have to catch three. and then you grab this pie. >> one, two, three, go. >> try to catch it. >> hit him with the pie. >> come on, alex. >> ahh. >> $10 to get in and all of the beer you can drink is on you. >> so close. >> we will see you there. >> see you tonight. >> it is ok

point somers, 72.'t have to go too much inland for things to warm up, 80 at woodbine, 79 in mays landing. high pressure is still going to be in control this weekend, giving us another gorgeous day. you can see we have plenty of dry air in place across the northeastern u.s. and the mid-atlantic as well, even extending back into the central plains. again, another beautiful day in store as high pressure stays locked-in across the area. this will build south over the course of the next day or two, intensifying the southerly flow. that will cause warming to 90 degrees over the next day or two. some clouds on monday start to build off to the west. that's our next front approaching. for the most part, any wet weather should hold off into tuesday. at the very earliest, this particular model is bringing in spotty showers monday night. the bulk of the moisture is still off to the west, that will be an issue as we head into your tuesday. air quality alert in effect for counties surrounding the i-95 corridor with

we are a can somer power now. unforth fatally it didn't happep that. i see a lot of the young kids. we are a team to watch in the future. we're coming for you, the world. we are coming.ming i love the optimism, lookingkine for usa hosting a major tournament. world cup coming up soon.n. what do you think usa needs to reach the upper echelon to become the level of an argentina? >> i think we need to keep what we're doing now. this is the deepest talent pool, player pool that the united states has ever had. the dual nationals were grabbinn from every where.re. everybody. we're going to keep building the squad, make it the best in the world. i love it. i love the optimism. we have the best athletes in the world. we should have the best soccer team in the world. they still believe, they believi that they will win after losing 4 to nothing. they believe. shawn and tony, if you want tont blame someone for the loss today, blame jj watts from houston, texas. he gave a pre-game prep talk to the national mex

that bear in new jersey that captivated thousands of people online two somers ago walking on his hinds. he's hungry. or something. >> announcer: "world new >> i guess that's what we went with. >> about walking. > there is no bear songs. it might not be quite 500 miles but is he walking again on his behind legs. >> that's right. we're talking about a mystery black bear in new jersey that caused an online viral sensation two years ago. now it appears he's back. here's abc's ron claiborne. >> reporter: people in oak ridge, new jersey, say, there's no doubt about it. that's the same bear, all right. the same one they first spotted nearly two years ago. a black bear, walking on its hind legs with the agility and ease of any human. >> i don't see it. >> reporter: now, nicknamed pedals, he was first seen and captured on video back in august 2014. >> there it is. there it is. >> does she know that's a bear? >> you know that's a bear, right? >> i know! >> more than likely it was a car accident. bears can walk on their hind legs very well. and it's just, they don't choose to do so. >> reporter:

this is somers point. it's wet on the parkway so be careful as you're traveling through the rain.ugh the i-95 corridor is dry you're looking for wet conditions along the coast. everything is on time on mass transit. don't forget the route 10 and 15 trolleys continue to shuttle bus at this point as well as buses subways regional rails, the new schedules all took effect sunday and yesterday so grab that new schedule, dave. >> storms on the coast right now as karen mentioned and you can see that these are right along the garden state parkway producing a lot of lightning and heavy downpours. i'm tracking the departure of that heavy rain. cardiff petersburg, looks like northfield, mount pleasant all of these areas just within the next few minutes should see this depart but keep in mind with all this lightning, 95 strikes just in the view you're looking at here in the last 10 minutes some of these strikes can reach back behind the storm so you probably wander to give it maybe 15 minutes or even a half hour after these times to be a little bit more secure. more storms coming into the nor

it dramatically changed the political situation in many parts the country. , somers after its passage parts of it have been held unconstitutional by the supreme court. other parts are at greater risk -- grave risk. again, 50 years after the voter rights act, voter suppression is alive and well. these laws were landmarks. very important. they were not only in part. by contrast, the immigration and nationality act amendments of 1965 were completely successful. they were designed to bring race neutrality to the immigration stream. they did so. majority ofa super the immigrant stream was caucasians from your. -- europe. since 1955 a super majority of the immigrant stream has been asian, latino, africans, and other nonwhites from around the world. contributor to the passage of the 1965 act was the late john f. kennedy's posthumously published book, "a nation of immigrants" with an introduction by robert f kennedy. wereation he imagined immigrants were admitted not based on race, but based on individual characteristics such as connections to people in the u.s. or skills that were valued by

first wayne freedman is switching gears covering somer sports. he is live at quicken loans arena with a look at the cavs. wayne? >> reporter: thanks, mike. i know a little bit about sports. after two games the warriors had a commanding lead as they came to cleveland. the question was, will cleveland even win one game? then we know what happened on wednesday night during game three. lebron james and kyrie irving put the critics on notice, it was a blowout win frankly. another win top of the and the cavaliers will have the momentum. the series will be tied at 2-2. but they know they have a lot of work ahead of them. >> we can't afford to go down 3-1 and go into their building giving them confidence going back. it's a do or die game for us still. >> we have a better understanding of them and protecting home court is where we are right now and we understand that. >> just being physical and being aggressive i think in the first of the games in golden state they were definitely that. they were more physical and they were more aggressive than we were an

. >> there is mark somers. >> yes. >> there you are when we switched faces. beyonce. >> what is one with the eyes closed. >> where. >> you are talking. >> yes. >> it is a video. >> beyonce. if you'd like to follow me on instagram alex holley tv. >> trying to have fun. >> spelled holley. >> yes. >> don't make fun of me. >> i will be name in a matter of minutes on tv. >> what? >> my gosh, look at you. >> look at how low temperature is. >> look at your hair. >> 237 degrees below zero. >> were you naked. >> yes. >> i seen other people do it and they weren't. >> i wanted to get name around them. >> music news this morning, from the made in america festival to more than 150 artists teaming autopsy begins you tube, why they are so mad at you tube they went to congress bit. >>> sue? >> just thinking how people made fun of me as a kid, cheerios, cheerios, quincy harris got in on this action how one father's decision not to wake up his sleeping son has taken over the internet. >> is there the deal. try to figure out how many cheerios you can stack on somebody's face un

. >>> on a somer note, tonight is one week since the night club terrorist attack that left 49 people dead. they are questioning a man who worshipped in the same mosque as the shooter. investigators are scouring surveillance video from inside of the club. memorials and funerals continue for the fun vales. they are making strides in the recovery. a dozen are still being treated and a few are listed in critical condition. stove, where does the investigation stand right now? >> reporter: patty ann, they are paying close attention to the financial history of the killer. he made changes that indicate he may have planned an attack. he made sure to put his wife on his insurance and on his bank account. keep in mind the widow said her husband talked of a possible jihadiist attack. but no alerting of the authorities. still no charges against the widow, patty ann. >> what are the city doing to help the victim's families? >> first from raising money andt once belonged to the victims. they raised seven upon million for the family members and loved ones of the victims. almost all of those donation

this time coming on the somer pitch. iceland knocking the three lines 2-1 in the round of championships. it's the first time iceland has qualified for the euros. after the match game, resigned calling the loss not acceptable. eliminated at the group stage in 2014. so another exit for england from europe and another major resignation off the back of it. i can only say i'm pleased i was traveling out here to brussels and i didn't have to watch the match which was very disappoints. >> you can imagine how iceland fans were trolling england after that. >>> big tournament of tennis begins. we're talking about wimbledon. not even strawberries and cream. safe from brexit. at the world's oldest tennis tournament the prize money is shrinking by the day. it's paid out in pounds. last thursday that would equal $3 million, but then britain shocked the world by shoeting to leave europe and the pound lost 12% of its value in two days and that shaved $360,000 off the top prize. it could get worse if the pound continues to sink over the

the crash in somer dale along the white horse pike, near tony soprano's pizza as cleared out of the wayeorologist, adam joseph, has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. >>> absolutely beautiful day. but technically the start of hurricane season? >> june 1st to november 1st. my question was when was the last time the u.s. was hit by a major hurricane? 2004? 2005? or 2012? >> i think this is a trick question, i know sandy happened in 2012 but did not come ashore at a hurricane. i'm going back to katrina or at least 2005. >> i'm going a. >> it's b 2005. it wasn't katrina though it was wilma, the last one to make landfall with winds of 120 miles per hour to hit southwest florida on october 24th, you had katrina dennis and rita. four major hurricanes that year. tom dapper was the first on my twitter feed to get this correct. it's been 10 careyears. a long time. double scan live radar 98% of the area is dry however we have this little line developed. no lightning within these three particular cells with heavy downpour as long 55 and woodbury, 295, and the walt whitman bridge and

again, probably only going to the mid 70s with the onshore flow. 69 in somers point. we're starting to see the temperatures jumping. the shore 69 degrees. by 10:00, 71. by 12:00, 74. close to 75 by 2:00. a warm day today, even warmer on your father's day. we are tracking some showers and storms for the beginning of your work week. we'll have the full forecast coming up. >>> a bucks county man faces sex assault charges this morning after 12 girls were found in his home. nbc10's monique braxton is live outside that house in feasterville. monique, police say one teenaged girl was given to the man by a couple from lancaster county. >> reporter: since we arrived at 5:00 this morning there has been absolutely no activity here at the home. you can see that the crime scene tape is still up. also, the drive way has been blocked. a lot of weeds, a lot of overgrown brush here at the house. and police remain on guard from lower southampton township. investigators removed 12 girls from inside the house. we've learned their ages are 6 months to 18 years old. 51-year-old lee kaplan

neighborhood temperatures for tomorrow, 89 degrees somer tomorrow. allentown 86 degrees. and if you're in new jersey, expect mid to upper 80s. 88 degrees robbinsville. closer to the show, low 80s tomorrow. 82 in atlantic city. 80 degrees avalon. in delaware, expect the mid to upper 80s. 87 degrees in wilmington. holiday weekend, for philadelphia and the jersey shore, if you're going to the shore, pay close attention to this. thunderstorms friday across the area. saturday it's going to look really nice, drying out. temperatures mid-80s. philadelphia around 80 degrees at the shore. sunday nice and dry. it will be near 90 degrees in philadelphia. monday night, we're watching a weather system just to our south on monday. so coming up, i'll show you which areas could be seeing some rain out of that one. that's straight ahead. >> okay, sheena. >>> how safe is the hand sanitizer in your purse or on your office desk. >> ahead, what the government is calling for right now to make sure the sanitizer isn't hurting your hands. >>> plus, a local high schooler on the road to rio. we ha

. >> i'm guessing matthew's kids might have somere ptty interesting questions about some of his other was with zac efron a couple of weeks ago. and the guy is shirtless a lot in the film. how do you prep for the scenes? >> yeah, i just look up to matthew mcconaughey a lot. >> good man. >> that's a little nod from magic mike. >> i hear channing is bringing that to the stage in vegas. >> vegas, i heard. >> any chanceou y taking part? >> i've been asked that not by him. danny, give me a call. i want to hear about this vegas deal. >> even if channing does call, i think matthew is done with magic mike. >> which is a real shame for all of us. >>> coming up, daniel radcliffe's past doesn't include harry even when you're taking an antidepressant... you may still be struggling with depression. you try to put on a brave face. but inside, the symptoms linger. in fact, 2 out of 3 people taking an antidepressant may still experience unresolved symptoms. when added to your current antidepressant... rexulti (brexpiprazole)

in tibet somer is hardliner chinese officials make some discrimination. can be goal, like that. a deep sigh, responded to me, now he knows we are equal. had twomoment, i windows of relief. i changed one person's mental attitude. so, please, with work hard. -- people say audible -- indiscernible] work hard, that is very important. [applause] >> thank you. i want to thank everybody for coming today. our greatest breaded dude, it -- our greatest gratitude, your holiness. sometimes people say this is crazy talk. you have given us up and encouragement to pursue this bold and audacious vision. we thank everyone for your bold engagement to work on this pathway. we are 100 days out from the international day of these on september 20 one and i encourage everybody to join in taking action. moving toward the international day of peace and making it every day. thank you once again. dalai lama: thank you. of peacernational day for a create a sort of whole year. then a whole century. a whole decade. then a whole century. >> yes. [applause] dalai lama: without pay. >> thank you, everybody. >>

somers point also in the mid 60s. may's landing one degree warmer at 65 for you. rip current outlook is moderate. ted and i talk about that often because of course that is dangerous. do not swim alone. national weather service does advice a flotation device if you're going out and swim with a buddy. current temperatures mainly in the 60s. lots of sunshine. those clouds are starting to dissipate. for today we'll keep it fantastic. and the better news is humidity is going to be low. we're seeing a northeasterly wind. but by tomorrow a little bit of a southerly push. that means higher humidity, so a little bit more muggy. look at these temperatures for the lehigh valley. the average, 89 degrees. lots of sunshine. this icon, it was cloudier earlier. notice we're starting to see more sunshine there. we'll take it. your next five days, a little bit of a ickesmixed bag monday tuesday. there will be a series of lows dipping down. and it could mean isolated thunderstorms especially for this early tuesday commute. be sure to follow us because it looks like we'll update you

it happened in the somer dale section of the city, investigates say a minivan went through a red light and hit a woman on adams avenue. the woman was walking through a crosswalk and was pronounced dead on the scene. sara bloomquist has a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> we are learning new details about a woman found murdered in fairmount park. the victim was not only handcuffed and stabbed. she was also shot. walter perez has the details. >> reporter: brian investigator dozen not believe the victim was killed in the location where she was found, they believe she was murdered somewhere else and dumped on the edge of a wooded area in fairmount park. it was 8:30 this morn when police received the call of a body in fairmount park near the mann center. investigators arrived to find a woman handcuffs and stabbed repeatedly and shot one time in the back of the head. they do not know who the victim is, but she had three distinctive tattoos. >> she has loyal across her cash and ka sh -- an african-american woman 3'5" and thin and wearing a white skirt. all investigators could tell us was tha

somered high clouds. a slight chance of a pop-up shower, on the way to 87 in philadelphia.ehighy. 70s at the shore. >> beautiful. in just a half hour, nbc10.com is hosting a webinar. the topic today, ear, nose, and throat health. we'll be joined by two cooper doctors answering your questions about common issues people face at every age. for more information and to sign up for free, go to nbc10.com/healthyyou. very good. thanks for watching nbc10 news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema. for bill henley and all of us here at nbc10, have a great day. [sultry music] ♪ >> steve: this way. >> joey: hey. >> simone: what is going on here? you're scaring my children. >> hayes: sorry about that, ma'am. detective hayes. my men and i are investigating a string of robberies in this area, but we have reason to believe the perpetrators may be on these premises. >> simone: well, i have reason

cape may courthouse 75, 74 somers point, but a little farther inland quite a bit warmer, 81 degrees when you compare that to 71 in atlantic city. so that onshore wind makes quite a bit of a difference. here's future weather. couple pop-up showers possibly left over over the next hour or two. then we'll see some patchy fog overnight. tomorrow, 1:30 in the afternoon, we'll have more clouds around but we expect to stay on the dry side. lit still be warm, just not as hot as today. 10:30 tomorrow night, we'll have some rain trying to get closer. that's not until late tomorrow night, though, even overnight showers possibly into your friday morning. so starting early friday we could see some showers maybe a couple scattered thunderstorms. that could last by the middle of the day friday along the shore and parts of delaware. we'll keep our eye on this because the model is changing a little bit with the newest updates. as we get closer to friday, we'll have a better idea on that timing. friday afternoon, though, it's showing it all kind of clearing out and the first half of your weekend looks pre

telling investors they that are still looking to sell a mi or the ti stake, but objections are the somerone is slowing down the process. the deal is to unlock $10 or more additional value. so, do you trade the viacom stock? >> well, it is difficult to know, and everyday it is a new development. >> yes, it is not nearly off. >> and sometimes more within that day. than you, sue herera. >> sure. >> and investing in the food and healthy beverage trend is a money maker, and our next guest has been ahead of the curve on the successful healthy brands around like vitamin water, and pop chips and buy, and joining us is a rohan oza who has been investing in the beauty space. >> it is great to be back. did you miss me? >> yes. >> in is awesome by the way. >> when did you start the fund. >> nine months ago and i joined with a gentleman brad thomas, and clay tton who is a very goo investor, and we have raised $365 million in three months, and it is a belief in the space, and the lps believe in us. >> and clearly, the run way is believed to be very long. >> 10-second e thesis, and go to the grocery st

this is somers point atlantic county, garden state parkway at the great egg toll plaza and you can see roads are wet. toll plaza area wet so you're traveling through the wet roads. it was coming down pretty good tom lamainat a time. we're traveling with the wet roads. admiral wilson boulevard this has been a big problem. it is going to continue to be a big problem all week. scheduled to until at least friday. i've been tawking to a lot of people on social media about this. admiral wilson boulevard approaching 130 we can see the arrow board up here. they continue to block the left lane and also continue the construction on 38 eastbound which has been so many headaches morning and evening commute and we expect problems with that as well. a few new accidents coming in. one on bridge street at frankford avenue here in the frankford section. one in whitemarsh township that's causing problems. it just cleared on baron hill road at center street so no traffic is moving better but we have a new problem on the northeast extension. david mentioned some of those storms that are up north. you can

both saturday and fathers day and then we are officially kick starting summer season, finally here somernshine to go witt. >> summer, good to have you back. >> really missed you. >> admiral wilson boulevard, eastbound we have construction, eastbound two right lanes blocked causing major slow downs for a lot of new this a area when we get in the 7:00 o'clock hour. it is looking okay but you that construction out there really causes slow downs. forty-two freeway north bound on creek road, we are looking good. 295, looking more like this. we can second that, been like that all morning long, this is what we are looking at and we have got that guy in reverse wrong direction, buddy. 422 taillights in the eastbound direction at trooper, lot of brake lights this is looking more like a parking lot at this point. wet roadways, give yourself some extra time. you will definitely need it. this is where we had a vehicle hit a barrier 422 westbound. that will slow you down. you know 422 is an air credit that will heat up. mass transit new schedule, starting on sunday and i will tweet that out as well.

you about somere of the shiite militias with on a n support are taking lot of the action and the -- how the risk of their bath of ectarian blood clash? hat could have a brett mcgurk: tikrit was a test for this. ago.was about a year you had a lot of popular mobilization units primarily hia operating in that battle space. we worked out a formula in which those units wouldn't go into the city of tikrit itself. the units we support importantly all have to be operating iraqi command and control. there's a couple of reasons for that. one, we are not going to support strictly operating under the command and control. and secondly, we don't want to make any mistakes and sometimes sky it's hard to tell who's who. a lot of these units are operating under iraqi command and control. there are a couple of exceptions, with the exceptions iranes have tremendous influence over outside the iraqi command structure. it's a big problem for us and for the government of iraq. we discussed this with the iraqi authorities just as early as yesterday, i was talking to our ambassador, and it's a concern. far, the

. >> reporter: josh mcgill and ashley somers ran and lost track of one another.found shelter behind a car. >> i hear someone mumbling, help, help. >> reporter: a few feet away, 27-year-old rodney sumter jr. lay wounded and bleeding, shot in each arm and once in the back. >> i only saw the one bullet at first. i was like, we need to stop the bleeding. he was like, okay. i took my shirt off and tied it around as tight as i could. and then i saw his other arm had been shot. i took his around that one. >> reporter: the two hobbled to police at the scene. >> it police officer turned to me and said, okay, this is -- this is what the deal is, you're going to lay down in the back of the cop car, and he's going to lay on top of you. and i want you to bear hug him and try to keep all the pressure on him as you can. so i did, and they were also like, keep him conscious. >> reporter: mcgill held sumter all the way to the hospital. >> i was like, i don't know if you're religious, but i feel like i need to say a prayer. i was like, you're going to be fine. i got you, man. >> r

again, probably only going to the mid 70s with the onshore flow. 69 in somers point.

first, reparations, historically, reparations have always been something, that even somer enslaved africansthere is a brilliant book about a black woman who was a former slave who tried to get pensions to former enslaved people. really think about reparations in the context of the black power movement, james foreman and others demanded half $1 billion from white church groups 1969 throughity -- the black manifesto. it introduced a bill since maybe 1987 south the house study reparations and has gone nowhere. then there has been the article, case for reparations, two years largert put this in a light as well. reparations are very important. i think that when we look at the history of slavery in the united states, it is fundamentally connected to the impoverishment of african-americans in our contemporary period. there is a host of new scholarship that is showing this great, great powerful book on slavery and the half is never wilder,d by craig johnson, the river of dark dreams and empire cotton, so when we think about reparations, it is very, very important. how would we do reparations? i thi

larry somers, big piece out today about why people are not paying attention, a, to a trump presidency how are you calculating those risks? >> he's trying to compare two shocks. the brexit may shake things up and people seem to be aware of that. and he makes the somewhat partisan point that he thinks trump would have a similar effect, but the markets are not discounting it yet. and i think it's the proximity that's clearly the difference. people want to wait and see will there be a 2.0 trump, or will there be a guy somewhat more moderate and looks like he'll be working with advisors. in the meantime, the polls moved up on the brexit possibility. that has the pound under real trouble. so we'll see how that plays out and how the new polls come in. >> yeah. what do you make of just the general steadiness of the equity market last week? it was almost exactly flat and we got this sort of shift in fed expectations in the bond market. >> i think it was intriguing. i think they thought that crude would rally and that might bring them back. if kmomties were not as well behaved as stocks were. >

. >> sounding like she was really embracing the larry somers argument when i asked her this question,look and she said these headwinds they may be permanent, and that's the reason why the fed stepped down and lowered ilts rates or its outlook for rates in the coming years. took almost a percentage point off the 2018 forecast and pretty much the same, actually more for 2017. so we'll see. what i'm interested to know is whether or not the senators grill janet yellen on this issue of whether or not there's a better way to do this, that a single jobs report shouldn't change the outlook quite so substantially. and maybe this idea of a rules based way to run monetary policy is a better way to do it. >> well, they usually do bring it up. i'm sure today will be no exception. steve, thank you. >> sure. >> let's throw it to rick santelli in chicago. rick, what are you now looking for? >> well, i very much agree with steve. you know, do we want to make it up as you go or rules based, what do you think is better for investors in the big picture? and also steve's words, after the capitulation of t

little too often, and so we thought that ta the training certainly could bee updated and there are somereres we have recommendations where the systes might work with some som organizations who are really engaged in that on a constant basis.sis. >> speaking to recommendations,s i believe we're showing themng going to run through just some of the bullet points here. strength in curriculum to teachh kids safe safety, band schoolchl workers from contacting studente by anonymous social media speaking to the sipe of thee sit times.times restrict vol tear access tool t students and stab an office of monitoring, accountability and compliance, public report yearla and then strengthen screening oo employees to me that's a big's b one, too.one, t can you go into detail just jus about what that would entail? l? just making sure you know who ii in your school.oo >> i think it's making sure your know whose in schools. whose iso making sure everyone knows it'ss adults responsibilities toilits protect children. chire but also giving children developmentally an agentally a appropriate strategies where w t