like mike said before, if you do have the massive volatility spike, this trade's going to kill. between 17 and 23, it probably loses money. >> it's interesting you were talking about the rates. basically, the way utilities are acting, the way reits are acting, regional banks are sensitive to higher rates. the assumption is rates are going higher. >> interesting. dan, you have a trade on the dow. >> yeah, this goes back to the kind of first five weeks of the first, you know, the period of the quarter that corresponds with earnings. you know, the dow jones industrial average is not something that you're going to hear the guys on this desk quote too often, and not too many institutional traders really look at it. but to me, i think the dow 30 is interesting because of the fact it is so heavy with large u.s. multinationals. and so, if you're looking for a vehicle that actually to trade the sentiment towards that group, i think the dia, that is the etf that tracks the dow, is really interesting. and i'm just going to say this, there's about five stocks on the dow that are powering. i

. >> we had spike strips across both lanes, into the grass.y that this van was going to go through without being spiked. >> sergeant manning, seen here on the right, waits for the fugitive to arrive, but not for long. >> i move toward the back of my police car, as i see the suspect vehicle has crossed the center line now, aiming right for my car. i didn't want to run out to the left or to the right and get run over, so i just waited till the suspect vehicle was committed in one direction. >> the van is barreling toward the officer at a tremendous speed, showing no signs of slowing down. with the vehicle right in front of him and with almost no time to react, manning makes a split-second decision and jumps into the embankment to his right. the driver of the van slams directly into manning's cruiser. the impact caught on video by a dashboard cam in another squad car. when the van hits, manning is standing only a couple feet away. >> and there was a tremendous bang and i saw it out of the corner my eye, my car just going up and back and it felt l

earnings released, stock spikes over 170, down to 163ish. overs the last couple days a nice rally in ibm picking up on that theme. i don't think it warrants this price but clearly something going on over the last couple days in ibm. >> another big earnings trend. video. facebook announcing 4 billion videos are watched on its site every single day. that's a lot of individuals. google touting youtube success. one third of all internet users watching hundreds of millions of hours of youtube video every day. what is the best trade on video growth? >> i think it's google. everyone has priced it in to facebook already and good for them. monetized like no one thought they could in advance of that winning. google has much more scale to put to work. this is a $300 billion ad tech market i think revenues, plenty for these guys and i don't think people priced it to google. the best risk/reward in big cap. >> that's the give and take when we saw cost input come down declines faster because of the increased clicks to youtube which are less. >> and i agre

the technical term for it is "anti-climb spikes." the secret service and the national parks service have come up with a way to keep intruders from climbing over the white house fence. the technical term for it is "anti-climb spikes." here's homeland security correspondent jeff pegues. >> reporter: the temporary steel spikes will measure half an inch. they'll be positioned on the white house perimeter fence at a five-degree angle. last september, a man jumped the white house fence and made it deep into the mansion.me just over a month later, another man scaled the fence but was quickly arrested. in january, a drone landed on the white house grounds. then on wednesday, that gyrocopter pierced restricted airspace and came down on the west lawn of the capitol building.st former secretary of homeland security tom ridge says breaches often lead to important lessons. >> we should not have a failure of imagination. so there was a breach on the congressional lawn. there's a breach at the white house. don't think that our enemies may use these

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asset forfeiture spike in recent years. why a spike in a 2013/2012, 2013? >> i'm looking at here chart and the spike is in one year. the statistics can be greatly distorted by a few large or even one extremely large case. these very large cases typically come out of the southern district of new york or manhattan where they use forfeiture to go after foreign banks for example better money laundering or violating our trade sanctions laws so you get these billion-dollar forfeitures and one case like that can distort the statistics. >> host: let's take some calls. we have tried to explain a little bit what the civil asset forfeiture does and what it is and some of the changes made by the justice department this week. the numbers are up on the screen. if you'd like to dial in and talk to david smith former deputy chief of the asset forfeiture office of the justice department now in private practice natalie and ft. walton beach florida on the independent line, you are first. >> caller: hi good morning. good morning to your guests mr. smith. i have a question base

the white house fence doesn't already have spikes? garbage dumps have spikes on the fence.re are abandoned blockbuster video stores that have spikes n. 200 years no one thought to go to home depot to get fence spikes for the white house. the first lady, mrs. obama is really torn up about. this on one hand, it is potentially dangerous for her and her family. the other hand, at least one person in america was exercising yesterday. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] back here in california, former rap mogul suge knight is in court. in january he was caught on camera running over two men on the set of a movie that dr. dre, ice cube. they were on the set of this movie, a movie about legendary rap group nwa. he ran over the men. one of them died. suge pleaded not guilty. when the judge set his bail at $25 million he collapsed in court. this time he had to be pushed in the courtroom in a ♪ >> jimmy: he is literally laid back. so, probably has his mind on his money, et cetera. meanwhile, snoop dogg doesn't participate in what the young people call shenanigans anymore. he has his

, not enough to generate a spike, but it's enough to modulate the spikes, to maybe get more spikes or to get less spikes. >> this will keep you from biting your tongue. now just bite down on it. >> reporter: when you think of the human brain and electricity there is a good chance you might conjure up this intense image. the treatment powerfully depicted in the 1975 oscar-winning movie "one flew over the cookoo's nest." it's still used as last resort, but in reality it is painless. so is cdcs which uses direct current roughly equivalent to a nine-volt battery. the basic idea goes back to the romans who used electric fish as a headache cure. but in 2000 some german scientists published this paper, which proved weak electrical current can modulate brain activity. ever since scientific interest in tdcs has amped up steadily. >> so that's it. >> my tdcs session lasted 20 minutes. all i felt was a little bit of tingling in my scalp. it didn't hurt a bit. >> you may need a paper towel. >> reporter: i felt great. it was like i had a jolt of caffeine without the tense feeling. and for several

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that plea comes one day after federal officials approved the installation of steel spikes on the top of the white house fence. the spikes are meant to deter future jumpers like the military veteran that made it into the white house last year before being captured inside. the steel spikes are a temporary measure until a new fence can be designed and built and then installed. first lady michelle obama spent time away from the white house today with american veterans. mrs. obama and dr. jill biden visited a veterans center in silver spring. the trip was made to celebrate the fourth anniversary of the joining forces initiative that raises awareness of veterans issues. the white house is launching a new push against the senate to stop its stalling on the confirmation vote for loretta lynch. president obama leading that charge today. president obama: call loretta lynch for a vote. get her confirmed. put her in place. let her do her job. this is embarrassing. leon: president obama nominated lynch to replace eric holder as leader of the justice department five monthsago. her confirmation pro

these are images of those spikes here. it's a temporary measure for about a year until a new permanent fence replacement is finished. the ten foot high fence design is one possibility one of the two federal agencies that has to approve the temporary spikes did so today. >> an ohio man is going to plead not guilty tomorrow to charges that he left the country to fight for isis. the difference between this case and so many others he was arrested after getting back from syria. federal prosecutors say abdirahmans? sheikmuhamud got training in weapons and explosives and hand-to-hand combat in syria and got back to the u.s. in june of last year and authorities say he told someone he wanted to commit an act of terrorism targeting police or the armed forces. >> new tonight, d.c. police tell us they have arrested nine people in two robberies of the same drug store. the robberies happened this past sunday and monday in southwest d.c. right up the street from the waterfront metro station. the oldest suspect 38 and the youngest 18. pol

now they are talking about medal spikes.talking putting a player of spikes pencil points right along top of the white house fence for the administration this is a balancing act. the primary goal is protect the first family. >> i am confident there will be a careful look at this incident and while we certainly are pleased that no one was harmed in this incident, it may provide an opportunity for law enforcement agencies including the secret service to review their procedures and to get some useful lessons from it. >> that was actually josh earnest talking about the other incident we are going to talk about this morning which is that a gyrocopter that landed on the west side of the capitol raised all kind of issues about security. the pilot of the gyrocopter a florida mailman doug hughes was in court yesterday. he was released for home detention in florida. he was ordered to stay away from washington until he has his next court date. he faces federal charges for the bizarre landing. >> since hughes announced his plans on the i

the security plan calls for steel spikes to be added to the top of the fence outside the

. >>> also, can you protect yourself from a spike in gas prices? we'll investigate the latest big thing, gas insurance. >>> the real secret to chipolte's success. >> very very good. gerri: ceo of chipolte, monthty moran will be here. that is coming up on "the willis report" where consumers are our business. >>> we are deep into tax season right now and our user's guide to taxes to make sure you get your maximum refund and safely. as we all saw with the turbotax refunds refund fraud and other tax related identity theft are running rampant. how do you make sure you don't fall victim? >> joining me the ceo of h&r block, bill cobb. thanks for coming on the show tonight. i'm so pleased to have you here this week. i think a lot of people's attention is focused on scams, largely because of you. you really drawn the media spotlight to it. what do consumers need to know right now? how can they keep themselves safe, make sure their refund doesn't get stolen? >> gerri, it has become a very big problem here. this has been a year where there has been a number o

those spikes will measure half an inch and be placed at a 5-degree angle.hey're have been three white house security breaches just since september. former homeland security secretary and former pa governor tom ridge says they often lead to important lessons. >> we shall not have a failure of imagination. so there was a breach on the congressional lawn. there's a breach at the white house. don't think that our enemies may use these old proto kohl's, old approaches they may took a look at those lessons learned and apply them themselves. >> install laying of those spikes could come as soon as next summer. once they're approved by the national capital planning commission. >>> millions of honey bees swarm a highway near seattle after a truck overturns there. the truck dumped 448 hives that's about 14 million bees. the driver was not hurt. but white suited bee experts quickly got to the scene trying to save as many insects as they can. a tv photographer at the scene was stung 20 times. >> had stings to my face, to my arms, they crawled up my jack and my lower bac

put spikes on the fence.olid wall and an electrified fence and a mote. the mote was nexted because of the challenge of pulling an intruder out of the water and because we don't live in merry old england. i will go to you, andy. you love obama so much why don't you go down there and protect the white house? >> no, i am not going to do that. i like new york better. i do think they should take it a step further. they need to do a game of throne thing where you put the heads of the people who tried to breakthrough. >> oh yes. >> and who turns a mote? if you have a chance to get a mote, you get a mote. a woman made this decision. no guy would turn down the chance to have a mote. >> you have to keep out the intruders somehow. >> how cool would it be to have a mote? gavin, are you going to back me up? >> motes lasted hundreds of years for a reason. >> guys, you can't have a mote. >> why? >> because of global warming. >> what? >> that was a great point. >> you can have bio energy or whatever they do in the water. you

. >> going to set up spikes at 113. 113. >> conway wants spikes to be set up down the road to deflate davis' tires. by this point, the chase has almost reached the state line. >> does idaho have anyone in the area? >> up ahead, an idaho state policeman lays down the spikes with seconds to spare. >> they're coming. watch out! >> davis runs over the spikes. air escapes rapidly from his tires and he's slowing down. but george davis is not about to give up. somehow, he maneuvers his disabled vehicle to face his pursuers. >> i heard our engine rev up and i knew what deputy conway was going to do. he didn't announce it to me but i could tell he was going to ram him. >> conway rams the ford taurus at close to 60 miles an hour with the officers speeding toward him, davis actually opens his door so he can get a clearer shot, but he misses. as the smoke clears, deputy conway's okay but hildenstab, whose seat belt is broken, is thrown into the windshield. >> it had blinded me. when i tried to open my eyes, i had all kinds of glass shards and stuff in my eyes. >> stay down! stay down! >> hildenst

are gas prices going to spike? this summer you will pay the lowest price in six years.ill average $2.45 through september. compare that to $3.50 last summer. so is gas insurance worth it? >> is this money down the toilet? it looks like that. even the forecast were bullish on forecast and we had tobacktric. -- to back track. in california the insurance covers $3.75. i would rather save my money. >> reporter: they say it will return, it is just a matter of when. siting prices jumped between 50 cents and $1.10 a gallon. in three months. they aren't the only player in the market. my gallons.com allows customers to pre-purchase gas online and lock in the current price. fox news. >>> a bill on vaccines so controversial the author had to add private security. why a history museum in the north bay is closing. we will give you a look at the treasures inside,, the another day of sunshine in the bay -- another day of sunshine in the bay area. the warmest two days in the 5 day periods and if we have rain clouds to talk about. stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus,

going between 0.7 and 1.8, and then there's a spike.ne the parachute deployed he started going 7.5 gs, so basically his harness just went whoop. >> when the parachute goes up there's an open shock. that's what slows you down. he said this one was pretty profound. that's why he had this reaction. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >> there was a pretty crazy ride. he also had three lines that broke. does he make it to the ground? yeah we have the video, but watch how he nails the landing. >> okay. c'mon, yeah all right, good. >> he shows the graph of what it looks look normally and then the spike. >> what caused it? >> he says he believes it's a packing error plus a 1 in a million kind of thing that happens. >> i've always wondered about that moment when the chute open and what that feels like. it's like people shoot way up into the air with an awful carnival ride. >> they usually slow hundred unfurl. it's just like in a -- >> he says the canopy was quite old and the opening had gotten slow. here's my theory. don't do old canopies when you're sky driving

they want to attach steel spikes to the perimeter fence. it is a temporary fix as security considers a more long-term solution. last september a man jumped the fence and he made it to an unlocked door and into the mansion. the security measure still needs approval from the capitol planning commission. >>> a strange incident on a southwest flight leaving chicago. before takeoff a passenger attacking another with a pen. that woman escorted off the plane, but why was she so agitated? here is abc news reporter. >> this pen turned into a weapon of sorts on a man who was snoring. >> imagine being asleep and then being stunning by bees and waking up and going owe. police board. the evidence? blue ink on his shirt from the pokes or stabs from the woman sitting next to him. this all happened before takeoff. >> she said zero. she was escorted off. personal space invasion that can get nasty. remember the woman sleeping on the man's rap or the woman who threw a soda in a man's face because he used the knee defenders to keep her seat from reclining. if

decrease in the great alarms we go to by covering the volunteering common here's >> why is there such a spike for first alarm fires and hotels. >> i believe it was captured in the 94 through 99 was - i'm sorry so we have two ways of reporting firs through the bureau of fires investigations they're looking at only foyers other than the instant command those statistics are from the fir bureaucracy of investigation suspicious foyers and the spike you've seen just through the rest of years the 2001 through 2014 it just shows that now we're following the national fire incident report system and their tracking it. >> thank you. >> closer. >> so again, you can see the we've had a lot of fires although they're on the decrease this is just showing the number of fires for the last 5 years or 6 years asks me from 2010 to 2015 and this is a quick chart showing the fire deaths and injuries last year, we had 5 fire deaths for the first quarter of 2015 we'll have 4 and deaths it is hard to quantify why people die in fires i mean this is not necessarily because the building was sprinkled or notsprrnd e.r. an

>> we did see that spike in crude benchmarks. prices hitting a high on thursday, causing investors to snap up shares in new york. but oil prices have been on a downward trend. and jx holdings took a big hit as they assumed a price of $100 a barrel and now it is between $50 and $60. japan companies in china concerned about sluggish growth and we'll see how that affects sectors here as well. that's all for me. back to you. >> all right. we'll check in with you in a few hours' time. >>> property developers in china are struggling with the cost of labor and materials. they say they have no choice choice but to charge more for condominiums. nhk world's akiko okamoto has more. >> reporter: in the heart of tokyo a 06-story condominium is going up. the developer is a major real estate company. the complex will have 900 units from studios to three-bedroom apartments with spacious living room. the price start at $270,000 and the most expensive unit are go for a whopping $3 million. one major selling point is a large common area for residen

the only things being added are the thin spikes. the rest of the fence is there. these changes come after a number of fence-jumping incidents. the secret service has added a small temporary barricade to make it harder for trespassers in addition to the spikes. >> it looks medieval to me. tom: some are skeptical this would stop a determined fence-jumper. >> if i was determined, it would not stop me. it almost looks the same. tom: all that said, this is just a temporary solution. eventually, they plan to completely redesign the fence. we don't know what it will ultimately look like, but we know what one happen. they have ruled out building a moat around the white house. they are also not going to electrify the fence were build a solid wall because they want people to be up to see the white house. tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: this just in from prince george's county -- a wheelchair stolen from a four-year-old child. the police are asking for help as they search for a suspect. it happened sunday night at an apartment building in langley park. the child's mother sa

one of two federal agency would add a half inch steel spike at the tot of the bench. there are latest fallout from a it frommening gate jumping months ago when a man made it over the fence, across the white house lawn and boo the east room before he was stopped. the national park service documents obtained by the i-team say they want a half inch steel spikes atop the fence. it would be added to fencing all traunld white house complex and they would be in close proximity to make it more difficult to climb. the commission of fine arts one of the two that must aprof it is expected to do so tomorrow in a meeting at the national building museum. the other one is expected to do so in early may. he said this is long needed. is it too easy? >> no question. the fence, we had a veteran with bad legs bad knees make it over. >> reporter: they reviewed internal documents from the national park service which show the agency is considering more sweeping changes in 2016 including potentially, raising the fences to ten feet. or installing a second double fence inside the existing one.

it spikes the stock. their short-term pops.: we should point out one thing about nelson peltz. this is why -- listen, i don't think he should be suggesting that jeff is on the tape. if that's what he did, that's not a good thing to do unless you have the goods. i can't imagine jeff would do that. i will say this about what jeff said about peltz. peltz is not like one of your i in and out artists. he takes a three to five-year time frame with the company. he works with management. only one manager that he forced out. the ceo of leg mason a couple of years ago. (?) this is not like a slash and burn guy. quite the opposite. very, very good investor. so, you know, i think both sides, you know, are slinging the mud. although, i would say this, if mr. peltz is suggesting he is on the tape, give us some evidence. >> yes, because sonenfeild has a platinum reputation. >> now, i don't know how he suggested it. i can tell you that sonenfeild says he's suggesting it. liz: charlie, thank you. charlie: it's the best way to put it. liz: activ

a motor may not be tosh to ask for. >> metal spikes will be going up outside the white house.is a shame they weren't up last night. they may have been able to stop this intrude every. we don't know if it was a man or woman, they were able to scale the 8-foot fence on the southlawn side. that is the side that is facing the washington monument. the person was able to scale the fence. they were quickly app preppedded taken into custody and they are facing charges. we don't know exactly what those charges are yet. we don't know their motivation, behind trying to get into the white house. we do know they had a package on them when they scaled the fence. now at first officials deemed that package suspicious. but after investigating they were able to determine that package was not harmful to the president and the first family, but this is just something that keeps happening as you said nick and andrea at the white house. several people trying to jump over the fence here. omar gonzalez back in october and another person in september who was stopped just as soon as they got over the fe

you think spike lee will listen to the mayor and change.he'll do his own thing regardless right? >> that would be bad for his brand about being somebody who doesn't care about those things. >> he's calling it like it is. >> right if they say no, and chicago misses out on the opportunity. you have to hire a lot of people. ashley: that's right. >> and what title, that's what i want to ask him, what title do you want? come on. ashley: we shall see. we're running out of time. ladies, thank you very much tonight, appreciate it. >>> coming up the poll question, time for a look at online poll results. we asked you -- boy this was close. 95% said yes 5% said no. you agree with that. that's it for us i'm [laughter] that will do. see you tomorrow. >> a world record car collection. >> he just kept going. he never stopped. >> i believe his goal was to have one of every car ever made. >> a maverick driven to leave a mark. >> he went to the auction, bought the whole lot. >> his family promises to carry out his grand plan. >> i think there was a feeling o

they want to attach steel spikes to the perimeter fence. temporary fix as security considers a more long-term solution. last september a man jumped the fence and he made it to an unlocked door and into the mansion. the security measure still needs approval from the capitol planning commission. >>> a strange incident on a southwest flight leaving chicago. before takeoff a passenger attacking another with a pen. that woman escorted off the plane, but why was she so agitated? here is abc news reporter. >> this pen turned into a weapon of sorts on a man who was snoring. >> imagine being asleep and then being stunning by bees and waking up and going owe. police board. the evidence? blue ink on his shirt from the pokes or stabs from the woman sitting next to him. this all happened before takeoff. >> she said zero. she was escorted off. personal space invasion that can get nasty. remember the woman sleeping on the man's rap or the woman who threw a soda in a man's face because he used the knee defenders to keep her seat from reclining. if you take

on spike tv, chrissy teigen.'re talking ben affleck trying to cover up his slave-owning ancestors. that's insane. part of me kind of understands why he might not want it out there, doing a movie like spike lee, feels the set might be a little uncomfortable... a little bit of that. (laughter) but what do you think? what's the statute of limitations of bad (bleep) your ancestors must have done? >> you know something? we're not responsible for our ancestors. i even understand the human nature element of his going, oh do we really have to go there? you know what really happened? he's a freaking movie star so nobody ever said to him, you know it's a really dumb idea. (laughter) one, you're going to get caught and we're all going to look stupid and, two -- >> larry: yes. yes! and, two, isn't the much better story that like his triple grandfather was a slave trader and by the time we get to his mother's generation, she was a freedom marcher in selma? that's a good story! >> i am not going there! don't think you can knoc

they want to attach steel spikes to the perimeter fence. it is a temporary fix as security considers a more long-term solution. last september a man jumped the fence and he made it to an unlocked door and into the mansion. the security measure still needs approval from the capitol planning commission. >>> a strange incident on a southwest flight leaving chicago. before takeoff a passenger attacking another with a pen. that woman escorted off the plane, but why was she so agitated? here is abc news reporter. >> this pen turned into a weapon of sorts on a man who was snoring. >> imagine being asleep and then being stunning by bees and waking up and going owe. police board. the evidence? blue ink on his shirt from the pokes or stabs from the woman sitting next to him. this all happened before takeoff. >> she said zero. she was escorted off. personal space invasion that can get nasty. remember the woman sleeping on the man's rap or the woman who threw a soda in a man's face because he used the knee defenders to keep her seat from reclining. if

and once she scores, boom, spikes the ball in the end zone.s her touchdown celebration dance, and what a scene at the temple football cherry and white game. >> i mean she loves playing football. me and her play a lot when we are by ourselves. but for her to do it with her whole team running and blocking for her i know she enjoyed that. >> she looks pretty athletic. she surprised me by how fast she was running. >> classy move by tell tomorrow day. still former penn stater has been working out on temple's campus getting set for next season. >>> lebron james he took his tall opportunities south beach and new back to cleveland and perhaps in this basketball career does not work out for lebron maybe he can be a nfl quarterback. check this out. after practice today lebron far right corner throws up the ball wow, one arm, swish. take another look at this. unbelievable. wow. lebron james king of everything. north philadelphia's bryant jennings the undefeated heavyweight, 19-o facing and fighting slat mere klitschko at madison square garden. klitschko

. >>> you no doubt have noticed that gas prices have spiked up a bit over the past week. as much as 10 cents a gallon in some areas. let's get an explanation and a look to the future with "action news" reporter john rawlins live in bala cynwyd. is this the start of a trend or just a temporary move up? >> reporter: well, let's start with the understanding that no one has a particularly accurate crystal ball when it comes to gas prices but the consensus of the experts is what we're seeing is a seasonal adjustment not a reversal of fortune. drivers are noticing. >> escalate here very quickly in the last couple of months. >> reporter: after dropping to $2.23 in february, the average gallon in the five county area on the pennsylvania side has jumped 40 cents. why? crude prices are up because of concerns about instability in the middle evident. additionally gas prices always spike this time of year when cleaner burning summer blend fuel is mandated. >> more expensive than what we used in the winter months because it prevents high emissions and depletion of the ozone layer. >> r

you think spike lee will listen to the mayor and change.ems he'll do his own thing regardless right? >> that would be bad for his brand about being somebody who doesn't care about those things. >> he's calling it like it is. >> right if they say no, and chicago misses out on the opportunity. you have to hire a lot of people. ashley: that's right. >> and what title, that's what i want to ask him, what title do you want? come on. ashley: we shall see. we're running out of time. ladies, thank you very much tonight, appreciate it. >>> coming up the poll question, time for a look at online poll results. we asked you -- boy this was close. 95% said yes 5% said no. you agree with that. that's it for us i'm ahl and i love saying it. have a great weekend. >> the day-old tradition is under attack. >> the assault on religious liberty. >> this woman sells flowers. >> is very special to me. >> when robert married a man government said that she must. >> it's not about the money, it's about freedom. >> the government said the indians must give up their fe

it will spike back higher to eight euros a share. paired its rallies off after saudi arabia raised prices to asia. bloomberg intelligence philipp joins us. why did oil jump 6% yesterday? what was the reasoning for this sudden jump? philipp: the u.s. stocks are as high as ever and oil has nowhere to go. as long as the u.s. does not start exporting crude oil as safety valves, this will be a problem. wti is a very local brand because there is not a lot of ways to put it into other markets. manus: there are different things. one is that thhe saudis have raised prices to their customers in asia. traders however, last week before the oil boom boosted their long bets by the most in four years. iran in. , on the way with doing -- iran in theory about to make a deal with the rest of the world. help me through the last because none of it adds up. philipp: there is a lot of concern about geopolitical risk. the yemen insurgency bombing yemen. being afraid the shiites will take over and these are promises of saudi arabia -- provinces of saudi ara

what's being discussed now is a series of spikes that would run right along the top of the main fence all of the problems and scandals facing the secret service, a stronger fence may be just one small step but that's what they're talking about. the national park service submitted new plans to add layer of spikes across the top of the white house fence. they call them pencil points and the idea is to make it nearly impossible for someone to climb the fence as an intruder did last year making it all the way into the white house. for the administration this is a balancing act starting with the protection of the first family. >> that is priority number one. but what is also important and this is also an element of their responsible the secret service takes very seriously is ensuring that the white house continues to be open to the public. >> this is not good people report roar this happened to come on the same people week a 61-year-old mailman from florida piloted a small gyrocopter on to the west lawn of the us capitol. some members of congress are furious that the small aircraft wasn't

reading and 33 at the shore and get used to this kind of chill for one more day before we get a big spike up in temperature at the enof the week. tonight 37 allentown and 38 in trenton and 38 in reading and 40s from philadelphia to the south and west with the northeasterly wind continuing 10 to 20 miles per hour. we'll deal with sporadic showers overnight they are generally light but tomorrow morning some energy that is pushing to the east will weaken with the severe weather risk but bring a batch of showers in here tomorrow morning with very cold temperatures in the lehigh valley and very chilly from philadelphia to the south and that pushes along and tomorrow afternoon we'll be much like this afternoon. very cloudy and windy. we are looking at concentrated rain and temperatures again between 40 and 45 degrees. 46 with windchills again in the 30s, morning fog on friday and sunny breaks at times early afternoon, spiking the temperature to 75 and with a cold front we'll get a round of afternoon downpours and a thunderstorm possible the severe weather risk for this, it's minimal for us righ