wood sop and a mother spoke to us sklutsiv sklutsively and said her daughter tierra was jumped during school hours and it's unclear why this fight began and what prompt add tack. you see in the awful video beaten on the ground there punpied and kicked around. tierra says a school resource officer eventually broke up the fight. and after about a minute or so and the victim called her mother right away who arrived to the school here. police were already on the arrested four girlsviously veryo watch as mom and parent and is. sal aabslam was extradited. he's expected to be in court later today for charges. the 26-year-old w w his role me inova tacks in the map and he was taken into he stree sex abuse allegations halfford is accused of molesting students a decade ago when coached wrestling at a high school. the 74-year-old faces pro bition and six months behind bars. one of his alleged sex abuse victims is expected to speak at today's. >> the number of mumps and the outbreak was first reported in march and may commencement andan boycott targt over transgender region you could see medics on

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it helps that drew has some really good friends to lean on and last night she also had sop puppies to hang out with. >> life is better with dogs. listen, there's a reason people cling to their pets, you know what i'm saying? >> so that's who's helping drew cope with divorce. these guys. drew's actually rescued nine dogs and was honored at the aspca's bird ball in new york. you can see she's replaced her wedding ring with this blue gold banged with the words in french for tomorrow. but two weeks after her divorce, we wanted to know who's the mystery man she's holding hands with. turns out his name is aeri and he's the director of in style and calm downpeople, they're just friends, have been for 13 years. he tweeted the night out calling drew his #promdate. but inside dropped a little hint about what maybe went wrong in her marriage. >> we could all probably do wi a little less worse in our relationships at times. we should just follow the dogs. >> aiesha tyler, after 121 years of marriage, her college sweetheart filed for divorce. >> i just s aiesha monday nights and the ring was jeff

they late area rested robin so sop. investigators say there have been similar fires near the incidents in recent months as well as fires in silver spring. >> still ahead good news for thos certain type of heart medicine. solution researchers are now looking at. and first incredible shot that evelyn is talking about this morning to help clinch villanova clench that ncaa tournament. we'll talk more after the break. weee! slurp. mmmmmm. cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk! >> all right. we're just four second left on the clock. villanova chris jenkins hits a game winning shot this finish the championship. villanova beats north carolina 77-74. kris jenkins adopted brother and he both attended gonzaga. >> it shows what type of teammate he sxts we did it as a team we fought the whole game. fouls called against us shots didn't play villanova basketball for us to make adjustments coach told us to make and go out there and compete, man, we played hard. >> three of vill

there are 65, secret or sop secret. 22 are top secret.our are s&p, which is highest level there is. even fbi could not look at them. who sent and received most of these? the president. do you think he wants to be on the witness stand, answering questions like, mr. president, did you know you were sending this to private server? doesn't the white house care about where your top secret information goes. you thought sending it to her at foggy bottom but not to her house at chap -- chappaqua. he is the chief law enforcement officer of land. if he decides she will not be prosecuted, no judge can order her prosecuted. statute of limitations will not run. but if he says no, there is no way to force his hand. deirdre: so last week, when hillary clinton said there is no chance, not even a remote one of an indictment, actually want to play that, sound bite. you are saying essentially she can be so sure, because of the president? hold on. let's find that sound bite. >> i know they live in that world of fantasy and hope because they have a mess on th

. >> and he loves to be around all of the environments and we are sop thatkful to have him around, becausebody falls in love with him. >> and so when somebody suggested to get him certified to be a therapy animal, it was an easy decision. >> it was extensive process to get him certified eight years ago, and we have done over 1,000 visits since then, and added four llamas and alpacas, and we go out almost every day of the week now. >> they started mountain peeks therapy, llamas and alpacas. today, they are headed to visit a nursing home with rojo the llama, and napoleon the alpaca. the residents here at emerson house suffer from severe dementia, but the moment that the unique group steps off of the el vaer or the, there are smiles all across the room. >> it is neat to be taking a giant 400-pound animal into everywhere. a lot of time, you will get a lot of shock at first, and they don't understand why a llama who is dressed up is in their home. and then you look at this intrigue. so it is a shock, and then they are like, i want to feel it, i want to feel how soft he is, and he is looking coo

exactly one month ago officer coal sop was shot and killed by friendly fire outside a prince george county district three station and at the time michael ford fired several round at the building and cars passing by while his brothers were videotaping ambush. today a judge ruled there is probable cause to support murder and attempted murder charges against michael, malik and elijah ford. we spoke with relatives of the brothers who attended today's hearing sdmre it was emotional for family and friend. we're here to support them and show love. >> can you believe charged with doing? >> no, i cannot believe it these are not the guys i know. >> we've also learned the name of identify who shot and killed colson in the friendly fire incident and officer taylor krause still on leave and will return to work when he is ready. >> new at 11:00 update on maryland bill that would create victim ter punishment for convicted drunk drivers. governor larry hogan has not signed noah's law. the general assembly passed a bill at the end of monday's secession. we now know governor hogan next signing date is april

sop we're doing what we can for the elderly, we're doing what we can for students. where does the spending stop? >> scott. >> if you're in college don't you love it when the government is getting more involved and handing out more money when a federal student loan programs comes out, you're going top drive up your cut. look at how the government has gotten involved in that market over the last several years and how college costs have skyrocketed hire than inflation. there's your answer. >> there's 72 social welfare programs in this country. you know, i just so frustrated with the idea that we're just this evil, mean, nefarious country and europe is doing it all right. they're not. this is where all the innovation comes from. this is where all the upside comes from. we have a federal reserve official talking about more upside potential in denmark than america. this is a terrible narrative. >> no country has done more to free people than opportunities than all countries combined in history. >> i agree. >> let's leave it at that. leave the debate to ensue as to whether

with storms popping up strong enough to produce hail and even tornadoes in sop parts. this w with hail poundy airport. tornado watches were in effect texas to nebraska and thunderstorm watches were nut place for portions of po mow all the way to pennsylvania. . >> and a battle brewing this morning over emergency funding to fight the zika virus. details coming up. ed until montgomery county how con artists taking advantage of weather to rip off unsuspending home owners. >> i'm holly morris. tapping stories trending this wednesday morning including new details in death of singer prince and tribute his former band has in store. stay with us. we're back in a moment. z1yotz >> the search continues for a sheert that killed a woman in prince george county and left four other people hurt. this is braeinging news at this time yesterday 49-year-old joanne woods died in the shooting on hillmar drive in forestville and four other people were shot two are still in the hospital and there's a 25,000 reward in the case. >> and time now is 4:20 that means it's timep to check -- 4:40 ra

the mets are raining national league chapel sops what he do they do, they take two out of three. been unpredictable start to the season. to south philadelphia we will go to the home opener, four game series with the padres, 22-year old aaron nola, phillies down two to nothing. corry, gone. solo shot. off of nola. so we go to the bottom of the fourth. odougal herrera thinking outside batters box. here comes caesar hernandez. fightins are on the game. now to the fifth, peter borges, new to the phil this is year. so are a lot of guys. cameron rup making the turn. phillies down three-two. the game is tied in the seventh, runners on corners, alexis arista with the sack bunt and four-three. padres take the lead. so last chance for phillies, fernando rodney, gets cameron rup to pop out and phillies lose the home opener, four-three your final score. recapping our top stories in the sports world where they are mourning loss of the hockey hall of famer ed snider. he was big on charity work and big on business opportunities. in fact he launched very first all sports radio network in the cou

only got to the upper 50s think being said still pretty good at least in compare sop with the fours weaturday. storm scan3 shows a bank of clouds moving through right now. they'll clear out quickly much this system across the deep south will move out into the atlantic as we head into your weekend. not going to impact us directly but it will bring some indirect impacts which i'll show you in just a minute. let's start off with our cold night. a couple of cold alerts to tell you about they start at midnight gone until 8am anything you see in purple that's a freeze warning that's little more severe than a frost advisory it means temperatures will drop below freezing in some of these spots. the far northwestern suburbs as well as all of south jersey especially the cold spots here in interior south jersey. you want to move those plants inside. frost is possible in the nearby northwest suburbs and all of delaware, notice philadelphia and delaware counties not included in any of these alerts temperatures should stay far enough above freezing and even the frost level which general system mid 3

only got to the upper 50s think being said still pretty good at least in compare sop with the fours weaturday. storm scan3 shows a bank of clouds moving through right now. they'll clear out quickly much this system across the deep south will move out into the atlantic as we head into your weekend. not going to impact us directly but it will bring some indirect impacts which i'll show you in just a minute. let's start off with our cold night. a couple of cold alerts to tell you about they start at midnight gone until 8am anything you see in purple that's a freeze warning that's little more severe than a frost advisory it means temperatures will drop below freezing in some of these spots. the far northwestern suburbs as well as all of south jersey especially the cold spots here in interior south jersey. you want to move those plants inside. frost is possible in the nearby northwest suburbs and all of delaware, notice philadelphia and delaware counties not included in any of these alerts temperatures should stay far enough above freezing and even the frost level which general system mid 3

. >>> ♪ >> get ready to bring out your inner thomas he had sop or jane goodall, philadelphia scienceestival is kick nothing to high gear tomorrow. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at the franklin institute with the preview of the special exhibits. jan, it looks like you are having fun. >> reporter: jim and brook, good morning. how often do you get to stand in a giant bubble. it is just one example of the dozens of experiments that will be happening across philadelphia a over the next nine days. we're talking about the philadelphia science festival, and here to take us for a little bit of the funnies doctor fredrick burtly here, senior vp of science and education, kicking it off tonight, a big award ceremony. what are we talking about here. one of the longest science awards in the entire country. >> we are celebrating 192 years have recognizing the greatest men and women, albert einstein, et cetera, contributions to the science to our society in a major way. tonight we will be celebrating, will ruth y, one of the biggest questions are we on the moon in this great univ

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inflation, sop in we continue to monitor earnings reports. is still at a fresh nine-month high. volume has been so weak. , yet theen very quiet dow is at its highest level since july 20. scarlet: we are range bound, but at the higher end. .oe: that hadn't occurred to me it feels that we are going higher, but the fact we are in a range doesn't hit. kathleen hays spoke to dennis lockhart today in chicago. stilld while there are enough fed meetings for 2-3 rate moves, he will not advocate for one this month. >> i don't know what the committee will decide. i know there will be a range of opinions on whether to make a rate adjustment. based on what i have seen recently, i will not be advocating a move in april. >> are you and a camp that says it would be not only acceptable, but good, for inflation to overshoot its target for a while because it has undershot for so long. the implication is more caution and even longer before the next interest rate increase. >> i would like us to have a soft landing around 2%, and then sustain something around 2%.

. >> she said you are crazy sop and goes off telling me i can't believe you.her going to die or get arrested. >> reporter: did not know it was illegal to climb the rock and was stunned at the emergency rescue response he was in. >> i shouted out to the firemen , asking if there was a problem . they are rolling in by the numbers and i don't understand what's going on. >> reporter: the helicopter lifted banks down to the ground where he was checked over and issued a misdemeanor citation for trespassing. hours later he was arrested by police for being under the influence of methamphetamine which bank says was medication he takes from the va as an army veteran. after spending the night in county jail he has to pay fine for trespassing and thousands of dollars for the helicopter rescue off the rock. >> if i made it all the way without ropes what makes anybody else think i might not have made it the last 50 feet. >> reporter: saying his intentions were rocksolid bank says he has no regrets. >> i would do it again simply for the fact that she deserved something so un

there is no question that there are parts of the sop, like consumers, margins have been pushed to extremes. and what happens if we're coming out of recession -- we had a recession and certain parts of the market -- manufacturing, energy, so forth. and i think those -- of the safest place to investor the areas where you already had a recession. so i think the value area is a safer place then some of the big winners the last few years, like consumer discretions. at 5% unemployment, suddenly people want a pay increase. --hink that is where right wages could start to pressure. i am not saying we're in for an economic recession, but i think there could be some issues because they have been the key drivers. i think there is a rotation going on in the market. we are going to rotate in the areas that have not participated in this recovery as much or the flip side is i think there is more pressure on some of the areas, like consumer discretionary. they have squeezed profit margins really well, and they could come under some more margin -- betty: how could consumer discretionary stocks the vulnerabl

they claimed sop plaintiffs filed suit under their real names.h impacted 37 million customers some of whom relied on the site's full delete options that didn't erase the user's information didn't work. >>> the time is 43 after the hour. the new path being exploreed by lindsay lohan. the religion she is now exploring, heather. >> clothes optional, jackie. naked dining has now become a thing. it really has. >> let's check in with steve doocy. speaking of naked. you have your clothes on. >> yes, i am fully clothed. i am going to add a coke a few minutes from now to the fox news program. on that program rudy giuliani on the state of the race. the president's visit to saudi arabia. also it was 30 years ago today geraldo rivera openedal cap poen's vault to discover an empty bottle. geraldo is joining us live. gitmo and the situation there. actress brook burke with the one thing you can do today to minimize stress. maybe now it is time to take off our clothes. busy program kicks off 15 minutes from right now right here on the channel you trust for your

something to sop up the roiling tide of lao khao sloshing around in my stomach, and i need to sober upd. >> andy: in the north, they love to eat pork here. look at all the damn chilies. there's a lot of chilies here. we got these fresh red ones. we've got these green ones that were sliced and stir fried in there, and we've got small green peppers. >> andy: whoa, that's hot. ooh. i breathed in and got hit with the chili. >> anthony: yeah. >> andy: down the sides of the throat. >> anthony: yeah, you know when you really hit like super hot, like when you feel like you're having a brain hemorrhage? it's like an ice cream headache, but it's like a pepper headache. >> andy: yeah, and your vision starts to tunnel out. >> anthony: you're halfway through and you're aware that your hair has just burst into flames. that perfect balance of pain and pleasure and more pain. brain flooding with endorphins and all is well with the world. until tomorrow morning. whoo. [ belching ] so, do -- i've had a couple cocktails. i think we should like totally get, like, tattooed tomorrow, man. >> andy: magic tat

it sops up gravy when you have something like this stewed beef real good. >> that's a dumpling. >> that'soughout the africa diaspora. made with flour and yeast. a spongy, bread type tool for moppin' up sauce. stewed greens, carrots, beans and more gravy. that's awesome. tell me about your band. how long have you guys been together? >> about ten years now. >> whoa. a long time. >> yeah. >> would you say you were an indie band? is there an indie theme? what i guess i'm getting at, is there a -- i was kind of getting there. >> is there south african williamsburg? ♪ >> in terms of south african street culture, people are really pushing the boundaries now. we didn't really have a scene when we started. you look around. it's like, man, like demographic is crazy. >> what do you mean by that? >> it's not just racial, but classes, you know? >> people are being pushed and pulled. ♪ >> it's like an aspirational culture. ♪ >> what do you think that means? >> the whole rainbow nation notion was quite romantic and ridiculous. you know, like racism is not on a piece of paper. just because we voted it ou

preventing nuclear terrorism is one part of a broader agenda that i outlined of years ago in ague, sopping a world of nuclear weapons. and in recent days there has onn no shortage of analysis whether we have achieved our vision, and i am the first of knowledge the great deal of work that remains, on negotiating for the reduction with russian to dealing with north korea's nuclear program. as i indicated, realizing our vision will not happen quickly, perhaps will not happen in my lifetime. but we have begun. united states and russian nuclear arsenals are on track to be the lowest that they have been in six decades. i have reduced the number of nuclear weapons in our nuclear security strategy. in a historic deal, we have prevented the spread of nuclear weapons to iran. civil nuclear cooperation is being encouraged. we will keep pushing forward wherever we can, as i hope future administrations do, to bring us closer to the day when these nuclear dangers no longer hang over the heads of our children and grandchildren. with that, let me take a few questions, and i will start with roberta from re

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sop how long is it? the answer is number one. just one to two weeks. many of the trees have already bloomed for the year while different species bloom later. you have until mid-may to catch them. question two. which band sings the song "cherry pie"? the song was an anthem for many long hair rock obsessed tarnls they enjoyed chart success until alternative music exploded on the scene in 1992. question number three. which country holds the recor for largest cherry pie? two cities in michigan display cherry pie tins that were once the biggest in the world. produce pete knows it but do either city hold the record? it's number three. oh, pete, no. it's number three. it's canada. the small town of albert, british columbia. question four. what country gifted cherry trees to the u.s.? this country originally sent 2,000 cherry trees in 1910 but the department of agriculture found they were diseased and destroyed them. the answer is number one japan. it nearly caused an international innocent. second group of 3,000 trees to replace them. which first lady helped

sop a little bit of breathing space for the very embattled export sector. we wrapped up 1.1% gain at the close on the nikkei. 16,000 is proving very, very stubborn nut to crack on the upside in terms of resistance levels. i continue to believe that it's down to the u.s. fed, it's down to the implications for the u.s. dollar as well. short-term weakness in the dollar is persisting. that does mean the path of least resistance for the japanese yen is higher. so much is riding on what happens with the boj on april 28th. let's face it. they have exhausted a lot of their arsenal. i think what is left, steve, and what is going to be interesting is what they do if they do do it on the equity side. equity purchases, including etfs, around 3 trillion yen a year. are they going to upsize that? hsbc are calling for 13 trillion yen in terms of equity purchases. is that going to do the trick in getting inflation back to 2%? one can only wonder. i'll leave you on that sobering note. back to you. >> thanks very much, indeed. thanks, everyone, who's getting involved. slight

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. >> my sop said he felt scared and threatened so he swung.wung, he swung and he swung again and the whole wheelchair over the. >> principal suspend her son and the other student for five days. we reach out to the school for comment and told in statement, the situation was handled appropriately by the high school administration and school liaison officer in in accordance with the hair port high school student handbook. specific information regarding student discipline is confidential ". >> la vet says she is jordon is now out of surgery and recovering as for the video she has special message for the one girl in the background who took a stand and helped jordan after the fight. >> you are a very amazing young lady to stand up in a room amongst all these teenagers who just sat there and watched it and the ones that thought it was funny. she has a heart. report floor detroit, hannah saunders fox news. >> oh, my goodness. >> all right. well i tell you what, i think we all had to wear coats coming in to work today. >> oh, yeah. >> i was -- i rethou

sop of the family came out yesterday. has the crowd gathered since he died a couple days ago were. >> we're 72 hours after his death was announce d to the public and the crowds only seem to be getting bigger. we saw thousands of people at a a time come iing out to the memorial. you can already see at this early hour people coming out this morning. they have been dropping off signs, signing things on the wall. you see a lot of purple balloons. it's been remarkable the outpouring of support we have seen here in minneapolis. >> what about the investigation into his death. there was an autopsy. the results are pending on that. any speculation? any people looking into it what actually happened to prince that night? >> we have seen a lot of reports online it may have been jug droefr overdose. authorities are not addressing the rumorrumors. we need to wait for the toxicology report. the autopsy itself has been completed. the body turned over to family and cremated. that autopsy took four hours. sometimes we get a preliminary aut

yet, the best you can do is change my hands from sopping wet to dripping wet. [ laughter ] and why donly come in two settings? it's either, 'dog breathing on my hands," or "astronauts face during takeoff." [ laughter ] oh, and automatic paper towel dispensers, you're no better. i have been waving my hand in front of you for ten minutes. do you think i'm a ghost? >> they think that you were dead! >> seth: all right. [ laughter ] automatic hand driers, i may not be dry, but you? ya burnt. [ cheers and applause ] hey, the last supper. what's your deal. take a look at this painting. this is jesus' last meal. couldn't it be something better than just rolls? [ laughter ] have you been to a restaurant? rolls are the free part. did nobody order an on entre? and look out the window, it's still light out. it's like 1:30 pm. come on jesus, this is a dinner party, not the early bird live a little. of course, after this, you didn't. [ audience ohs ] he came back! [ laughter and applause ] and look, jesus, i know you're the important guy here. but you are taking up like three spaces at the table. q

the cold air has yet to arrive. 50s and 60s, gusts 25-30 for sop f.ding touch the sierra, it is windy up there now. 7-11 inches of snow in the higher peaks. the first part of the system is here now, it will make it tough on the morning commute. this is the cooler -- rainfall on track for a quarter to a third of an inch to a half inch, almost an inch. so let's give this system credit, it's been on track all week and now it's here. on monday, 90 degrees, not today, rain for most, off and on, breezy to cooler, some locations are windy, highs 60s, that's it. everyone will be really cold on these temps and the wind will be with us as long as the l cooer temps and -- cooler temps. breezy, windy, cool on sunday into monday with snow up in the sierra. >> interesting. thank you. >>> all right. it is 5:19 and the vacaville school, studies show starting school later can improve academic performance so the vacaville school district is considering moving the start time for mid sxl high school students by -- middle and high school students up to 50 minutes. >> they

i said who is your grand sop, he goes, jared goff. >> oh my gosh. >> he was just so nice, and he was so proud of jared goff. >> jared goff's father, a former major league baseball player. such exciting news. there was some talk whether carson wentz would be first, but bill, how about that. as a golden bear yourself isn't that awesome. >> yes, it is. and i've actually met jared a couple of tames. i have some friends on the cal team. he's just the nicest fellow. he really is a sweet kid. so exciting. it's like number one draft pick, all these players all over the country, and here little old cal, boom. >> and he's a junior. he didn't finish his senior year so he went as junior. >> he's got wheels. i think they love his speed. >> 6' 4", 2123456789 i remember when he first came to cal i don't think he was projected to be the starter. they had some other kid, i can't remember what his name was, everyone thought he was going to be the starter, and jared goff, he won the competition, and look at this. >> it's fun. we all take ownership. he's our guy. that's a good point about him being born

boehner comments, he said something like he's the worst sop i've ever worked with, something like that. well there was that too. the interesting thing is, he says i've ever worked with. i've never worked with john boehner. the truth of the matter is, i don't know the man. i've met john boehner two or three times in my life. if i said 50 words in my life to john boehner i'd be surprised and everyone has consisted of pleasantries, good to see you mister speaker. i've never had any substantive conversation with john boehner in any respect. and indeed, this is something that's not publicly known. during the government shutdown , i reached out to john boehner and i offered to come over and work with the speaker. can we resolve this and actually get something meaningful done to stop the disaster that is obamacare question mark john boehner's response was i have no interest in talkingto you. what possibly could be accomplished by having a conversation? no, i will not meet . so when he says i'm a sky he's ever worked with, he's never worked with me. the thing to understand about washington and

self-defeat or self-limiting and shared some of the bestnd moments he had in a lot of ways with coach jack sop or shaquille o'neal, another all-time great player. there's a lot to chew on when you look at the legacy of kobe bryant and what you're going to remember. and i think it's apt in a way last night's performance might be one of the most vivid memories people take away from coab's career because he department have a lot of individual signature moments, unlike a michael jordan. >> brown: all right, bigig night in basketball and in sports. andy glockner, thanks so much. >> thank you very much. >> woodruff: finally, another installment in our brief but spectacular series. tonight, we hear from actor and writer danny strong. he's written such films as "the butler," hbo's "recount," "game change," and the popular fox tv series "empire" which he co- created. strong is about to direct a feature film called "rebel in the rye" starring kevin spacey, which he also wrote. s >> i think there's a common saying that to write what you know, and i think that, that is good advice for an amateur writer. f

she also has sop dk-- she has great policy strengths there is no question that she knows as much as anybody who has run for president. but she has got some weakness. >> she is not a great candidate. >> the republicans i think made a huge mistake by focusing on benghazi which is a scandal. her policy in libya has inned up a disaster and no one has criticized her for that. bernie really laid low on that. >> but you know, when you talk-- but her strengths are her ability to take a problem set before her and figure out what the various exorn ents are and then-- components are and try to figure out a way to solve it. the problem is that sometimes she comes up with the wrong answer as in libya, as in syria, by the way. she wanted to go in there and i think that that would have bfn every bit as much of a disaster. but you know. >> has obama made clear in his interview with charlie this week. >> yeah. >> but and alsof course that is a skill set that has not been particularly valued this year, this anti-establishment year of anger and frustration. people don't want problem solving and slow kind of p

sop we're putting it on hold. >> reporter: trump says that new york's attorney general filed this case to further fuel his political ambition. this is simply a case of malicious prosecution. shepard. >> david lee miller at the courthouse in new york. >>> north korea's dictator, lil kim as we call him says he can hit our country with a nuke. a claim that president obama seems to be taking seriously. up next, how the president says the united states is preparing for a potential north korean nuclear attack. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >>> the united states is

we no longer occupy it but have to have sop some sense of responsibility for what happens there because we were a big part in making iraq the country it is ink that's why thengths and ises vice president felt he had to go there, try to give solid, political support to the prime minister and see what we can do to help him through a very tough time. >> rose: where are the iranians in all this? >> in my view the iranians are playing a nefarious role. the united states is preaching to the iraqis, kurd, sunni, shia, maintain one state, don't break up into three separate parts. the iranians are seeking advantage for themselves. they are promote ago shia-led iraq. they are not friends of the kurds or sunnis. i think they are a devicive force in this and will continue to be so. >> rose:nd maliki has never left the scene? >> right. he was so strong-willed and so destructive. he's the one as a shia leader who could not get along with the sunni and kurdish leadership. he was poisonous in that relationship. under their current constitution, he's still technically, i think, the vice president. he sa

we're expecting sop sunshine especially in the hudson valley. this morning. this is the better half of the weekend. even though temperatures are still chilly, 48 right now. back to the 50s later on today. high of 59 degrees. but we will have some sunshine as the day goes on. enjoy today because rain arrives overnight tonight. tomorrow is raw, rainy, and tomorrow's high temperature will be 49 degrees. forecast. >> dylan, thank you. now to the big night in the nation's capital as the celebrities converge for the washington social calendar. tonight is the president's final correspondents dinner. we have nbc white house reporter kristen welker with more. >> what is this? why am i required to talk to it? carpet to the town used to red tape. this morning, buzz is building where kerry washington is meeting "meet the press." >> and more the press prom. >> a term coined by political reporters who never had a chance to go to an actual prom. >> reporter: this year's host, larry wilmore. >> it is the most narcicisstic room ever. >> reporter: tonight's the night to give i

comes back in and says, now, what i don't want to see his three sop's at my door tomorrow night like were. and it actually scare the living daylights out of me. [laughter] you're absolutely right. i tell that story about that day new hampshire often. i don't know if your number what you said, i don't want anybody pointing fingers at anyone, i on't want anybody getting anybody else, and he says, i will be the republican nominee and i'm going to be the next president of the united states and you are all are coming with me. and if you are in that room at that moment, that was just the biggest vote of confidence that allowed everybody to go out there and feel like you have one . now, we are always turned figure out, if we had not won south carolina, maybe things that turned out differently. i think the hardest thing in any campaign, and we always talk about as consultants and people involved in the campaign business, you talk about your wins. you don't when everyone. anybody was been in this business a long time is had some really heartbreaking losses. i think the toughest thing is in a

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