both with the placement of the nail hypothetically in the palm and in the wrist.iments have shown that the weight-bearing value always settles upon the wrist, like you see on the shroud, rather than the palm. the palm will just simply tear through. >> he's raised up. imagine the agony of being raised up after your feet and your hands are nailed in. every little movement is agony. the cross was lifted up by ropes and then dropped into a hole to keep it from falling. imagine what that's like. >> one of the difficulties with imagining crucifixion is that we've had 2,000 years of christian tradition, which sanitizes the cross. we have put jesus in nice church buildings, have crosses made of gold, and it prevents us of thinking through what crucifixion actually involved. when we pause and look at the historical nature of the crucifixion and remember what the romans were trying to do by humiliating and torturing people, for a moment, we see it as something quite different. something appallingly painful and utterly humiliating. >> the weight of the body pulls on the arms

for centuries, artistic tradition has shown nails going through the palms of jesus' hands. shroud appears to have been crucified through the wrists. jackson believes the shroud is the historically accurate version. >> you want the person who is crucified to stay up on the cross until they die. there have been experiments performed on cadavers, both with the placement of the nail hypothetically in the palm and in the wrist. these experiments have shown that the weightbearing value always settles upon the wrist, like you see on the shroud, rather than the palm. the palm would just simply tear through. >> then he's raised up. imagine the agony of being raised up after your feet and your hands are nailed in. every little movement is agony. the cross was lifted up by ropes and then dropped into a hole to keep it from falling. imagine what that's like. >> one of the difficulties with imagining crucifixion is that we've had 2,000 years of christian tradition which sanitizes the cross. we put jesus in nice church buildings and we have crosses made of gold. and it prevents us from re

. >> reporter: the oasis in the desert. palm springs, where lawns are lush fountains cascade and water is plentiful. 27 holes of championship golf. the region promotes deep green surrounded by desert brown. a landscape that guzzles water in a devastating drought. >> when you drive through palm springs you see the lush greenery including golf courses like this everywhere. is it a symbol of waste? >> i wouldn't say this is a symbol of waste. this is how the city was built years ago when water was plentiful. >> reporter: the city manager says palm springs needs to change. this golf course uses reclaimed water, others don't. the city spending millions to replace water-thirsty grass with rocks and desert plants. >> these things can't happen overnight. for one there's a significant infrastructure cost. >> reporter: the view from above is stunning, but in palm springs residents consume three times more water than the state archl. average. in the middle of the desert this entire region draws its water from deep underground from aquifers

policy. >> there ever be an instance where they should use the palm of their hands? shouldn't. if things start to feel unusual like this -- this is not a normal situation. that's when it's time to say look i want to talk to a supervisor. >> police say charges will not be filed because no victims have come forward. again, the the two employees involved were fired. >> 4:53 and still ahead in the next half hour of "action news" t-the results of a 10 month investigation into claims of misconduct at philadelphia area va clinics. they will be released today and we'll preview this in a live report. >> actress rita wilson is is going public about her battle with breast cancer. we'll give you details when we come back. life's taught me a lot and i'm ready for more. well, you're not the typical kind of candidate that i hire, but you are exactly what i'm looking for. [narrator] your company could be missing out on the candidates it needs most. learn how to find a great pool of untapped talent at gradsoflife.org. . >> new on "action news," the last thing people expect to see run

how people are doing it from the palm of their hand from free. and expect rain coming >>> want to update the breaking news of the morning. an earthquake rocked the capital of nepal. it was a 7.9. nepal police say at least 107 people are dead. it it about 2:00 a.m. our time. people are trapped in an ancient building in the city. several avalanches also reported on mt. everest after the earthquake hit. climbers are tweeting several climbers on the mountain are missing. ♪ don't stop believing ♪ [ screaming ] >>> yeah. several high schoolers are now home from the hospital after that scary scene there in indiana. we first told you about this at this time yesterday. the students were on stage performing the journey song "don't stop believing" when the stage collapsed underneath them. 17 teenagers were hurt. >> it's like a great theater department and they like try -- they work hard on it and stuff. i'm pretty sure no one in a million years thought this would ever happen. >> the school says it's still not clear why the stage collapsed. investigators will

but what this dash cam video from the palm beach county sheriffs office doesn't show are the moments gun. the shooting according to a attorney representing stevens in a civil lawsuit was an unnecessary and excessive use of force. >> why would a deputy sheriff shoot under those circumstances? i will tell you i am sure that's a question that dontrelle stevens wakes up asking himself every morning, and goes to sleep asking himself every night. >> the shooting happened the morning of september 13th 2013. deputy lynn spots stephens riding his bicycle and believes that he's impeding normal flow of traffic and decides to pull him over. you see the deputy following stephens as he rides his bike through the yard. he hops off the bike and walks toward the deputy and out of the camera's view. a dark object in one of his hands. then, gunfire. and stephens is seen falling down as he runs away. >> we saw a cover behind this vehicle. >> in a video walk-through of the scene recorded hours after the shooting. deputy lynn explains to investigators that he shot at stephens believing he had a gun. >> wh

aurora: the epicenter was in the palm but the quick was felt in neighboring countries. how long could the aftershocks last? >> it could last a week, a month, possibly a year. aurora: nepalese authorities protected a strong earthquake for a a while now. why were they so unprepared? >> it is impossible to predict. the time is not precise for an earthquake. this one was a strong earthquake , the major earthquake you would get there. it is more on what is to be expected in the coming centuries rather than is it coming tomorrow. >> thanks for joining us here on "france 24." nepalese authorities say tons of essential supplies, including clean water, are needed in and out of the capital. they are calling for search and rescue efforts to be roasted, particularly in remote areas. international rescue -- to be boosted, particularly in remote areas. chinese teams are combing an area with sniffer dogs, and india has sent several aircraft carrying medical aid on a mobile hospital. our correspondent reports. >> one of the first steps for rescue teams, making sure they can land. follo

>> this is how the city was built year and years ago. >> reporter: city manager david reddy said palm springs needs to change. the golf course uses reclaimed water, others don't. the city spending millions to replace water-thirsty grass with rocks and desert plants. >> these things can't happen overnight. for one, there's a significant infrastructure cost. >> reporter: the view from above is stunning. but in palm springs, residents consume three times more water than the state average. in the middle of the desert this entire region draws its water from deep underground. from aquifers. with steady growth and more neighborhoods like this one continuing to pop up that water supply is vanishing. stephanie is the water police. all alone covering 1,000 square miles, and 100,000 homes. are you overwhelmed with how much you must control? >> i'm very busy yes. >> reporter: this is what she finds every >> palm springs is a symbol of the waste, but also a symbol of the opportunity. historically in california green, lush lawns were the ideal. but we need to reevaluate reexamine that ideal. >> rep

the prices far below the cost of the palm beach designer's luxury collection. heather c posted this picture of the line in san francisco. many of the stores sold out of the discounted resort wear. items available online sold out as well, and target's website was down for 20 minutes and a target spokes person said that the store will not have any more items available. >>> apple has changed the russian version of siri after a user had what he considers a homophobic experience. >> what you suggest -- >> a russian man living in the uk posted the video to youtube and asked where to find gay clubs or about gay marriage and siri called him rude at one point. apple fixed the problem after the video was posted they claim a bug in the russian siri program. >> coming up next on abc 7 thus at at 9:00, a bit of good news rain on the way. the forecast is next. >> the warriors have to leave for game 2 set tomorrow night and thath california fish. the record states that state officials found just one delta smelt, wild life and agriculture officials see the pop litigation as a m

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. >> so i mean it's a huge step when the palms was built across the street we had the same situation they had to disclose to the buyers the problem when they rent it out they never informed the lease easy so what power from the lessees do we refer to our lease is this all now part of the going on lease situation. >> so i'm curious how you know - >> sure i'll courage you to read the new language we incorporated in the adding code section that lays out the notification and the s r requirement there are obligations for tenants as well as important purchased anytime that happens the po e we work hard with the city attorney's office there are penalties as well like $500. >> so there's a penalty. >> yes. >> and then like audrey and sxhaf was saying about the 2 o'clock or 2:30 you're saying it's not part of the notification those things are happening across the street. >> well, it's certainty part of the notification the language for the notification will say there is a place of entertainment a venue nearby and you'll hear people and music that's part of the communication my response to com

unclear what that reward as. >> james: bridge the background palm trees lining the street not movingce and calm this morning pickup later this afternoon for now looking ananias logical starts the day a. we expect over the course the next 24 hours it took a storm tracker day park forecast. during the morning part 7:00 a.m. highlighted here were looking at the upper 30's to mid '40's temperatures. clause merrill and by noon time. as still will be very bad polyclitus at that point if anything at all. temperatures at that point in the mid-60s the. an upper 60s by three this afternoon. and some low '70's as well with winds like as said kick up a little bit 1015 coming from the ocean. it's a nice outside even a better forecast for friday the weekend. that live in extended outlook was sunday on the bay coming up in 50 minutes. i find out how the roads are shaping up. >> george: a sunny day not looking at any hot spots this morning. still lighter than usual traffic from the bay. even here at the bay bridge fell back up the drive time still under 20 minutes. in the san francisco and to the an

discussing those each of the options has the new district looks like if you look at this page in the palm tree you have option one is sb 3 b so the tenth version of the proposed map it shows you what the districts looked like in terms of cad and cable and population for the city so for each map the corresponding do not the citywide view so the next one is one that you are not interested in looking at turned out to van ness it is the southern to mariposa let's move quickly to option 3 it is close to where you're getting tenderloin seemingly like to southern mariposa inclusive of the piece of the mission where the park is to bayview. >> and again, just after that, you have the data shoot that shows you the citywide view and that corresponds to sb 312 the map for that option four is one that now for the discussion didn't seem like it's on the table that's itself tenderloin richmond southern to mariposa you're looking at option 3 so the next sheet in your packet is the summary data so you can see the differences we were talking about map to map under the populated map that was presented on ma

gadori calls the palm beach county sheriff's office again. >> i said "we're being shot at." of course, as he's shooting, when it starts coming through the wall and the window, i duck under the desk. conduit starts coming through if i didn't duck when i did, i would have gotten hit in the i got hit in the back instead. >> he keeps firing until he empties out his ak-47, 33 rounds in all. he then pulls out a pistol and fires. >> am i going to die today? that's actually what i thought. i didn't know where he was. i know his intentions were to kill everybody after how long it was going on. so i thought, if he's going to walk up in the yard, i don't know where i'm going to go. so he's definitely going to finding me. he came here to kill everybody and himself. he was on a death mission. >>> next, bolt walks into the office and shoots the secretary in the elbow. now two employees shot. >> i'm praying god protects us all, that nobody gets killed. i said, lord, you've got to protect us. >> officer william vidala arrived at the scene just as he is exiting the building. he thinks he's re

the man is paralyzed. cnn's alina machado is in west palm beach with more on the video, reaction to the video. alina, what are you hearing from authorities, first of all? >> well brooke authorities here in palm beach county specifically the sheriffs department is not comments on the dash cam video because, they say, there is a pending civil lawsuit. but early on when this incident first happened back in 2013 the sheriff himself came out and defended the actions of his deputy. deputy lynn himself told investigators that essentially he feared for his life that he thought he had seen the suspect reaching for what he thought was a small gun and that everything happened very very quickly. you get a sense of just how quickly this situation escalated just from watching that video. it's just a matter of seconds from the time you see the squad car stop to the moment that you hear those gunshots. what you don't see in the video is that interaction between stephens and deputy lynn. what happened in those moments, we don't know. but you can hear the gunshots and the aftermath. now, the state attorney here

. >> reporter: anything you have to do to keep your mind focused with all the palm trees and water and sand? >> probably stay inside. i know we want to hit the pool or something, try to maybe go see the beach. we know what we're here to do. >> reporter: the buses left the airport for their new home away from home and with the late start everybody couldn't wait to get their grub on and they're starving for a within over uconn. >> we know what we're playing for, obviously thrilled to be here, but when it's time to practice and lock in, we will. >> reporter: after a good meal and good night's rest the terps will start fresh friday. they'll have study hall and practice two days before game day. >>> before we leave, some breaking news, shaka smart leaving vcu. he was making just under 2 million. >> he's been in the rumor mill to go somewhere else ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the gr

the deputy's name is adams lynn he works for the palm beach county sheriff's. cting traffic and i decides to stop him. when he rides up there he stevens gets to the house where he is staying. police officer gets out of the car and within four seconds you hear shots fired and dontrelle stevens is down. he is now a paraplegic as a result of these shots fired. he was carrying a cell phone and that's what caused the misunderstanding and that the police officer decided to shoot him. >> initially the police correct me if i'm wrong, said that they saw him get something out of his waist, right? and they suspected it was a gun but the video shows that he apparently didn't go for anything he was holding his cell phone. >> was holding his cell phone. an old cell phone and apparently he was using it like this speaker phone fashion and that's one thing that drew the attention of the officer. we have a statement that the police gave in 2013 and according to them, their account of it is that the deputy attempted to make contact with the subject. the subject is riding a bicycle

he abandoned the mustang across town and left his fingerprint and a palm print. though it took almost 35 years to find him, his fingerprints on file had not degraded. >> if it had not been for the afis system, he would have never been identified. >> on january 15, 2004, james davis pled guilty to murder with malice and was sentenced to life in prison. >> i never saw remorse. not one time. the only time i saw remorse was when he came to court and he pled guilty, and a judge sentenced him to life. he didn't care about diane. >> diane maxwell's father lived long enough to see her killer brought to justice. >> this database has been such a boost to law enforcement, to be able to help solve these crimes that otherwise would go unsolved. and now with the dna database, and that's doing the same thing, i mean, it's just been a tremendous boost to those of us in law enforcement who work these kind of cases. >> investigators believe the conviction was the result of hard work, cooperation, and perhaps something else. >> i really think it's divine intervention, because i mean

bill no surprise that the lettuce and venture was in the palm and mount everest it they died during thevalanche and all the deadly earthquake he was at the space camp in was killed by a wall of snow that avalanche buried 80 other hikers on that day. he does say that he went out doing we love the most. >>james: a local device salesman born and raised in the call loan with he can to revive the his family members were still in the country did see him there gathering thousand medical supplies to hospitals around the bay area if sending them overseas he is partner with the medical and doctors without borders in hopes of helping the paul--nepal the air quick in the palm raised concerns about earthquakes here in the bay area--nepal they have new research now in the san andreas and hayward fault system that research has led to the forecast we suggest moderate sized 8 facebook 92 from 6.5 to 7.5 to be somewhat less frequent still ahead. the latest headlines come at you we have weather and traffic tracking we will have these stories coming up. uhhh, it is a little awkward being on the market agai

, namely indigenous and rural communities and large landowners, as i mentioned before for the cultvasion of palm oil. it's suspected that the perpetrators behind the majority of killings are those large land owners in conjunction with their privately held security guards, but also in conjunction with members of the police also involved allegedly in some of these kill ins. it's very difficult to get information on these cases partly because of the complete impunity that prevails. >> i can imagine. tell us about the trend globally. you mentioned brad dill, honduras, of course. what do you think can be done today to bring more attention to this issue? >> in terms of the global problem, you mentioned 116 killings in 2014. that's huge. we looked at the direct and underlying causes of those globally. direct causes relate to the total lack of impunity and corruption in those killings, but also the underlying causes relate to specific sectors. namely eve identified the mining where 25 happened. then the hydropower sectors, 28 cases in those sectors and the logging industries responsible for 10. behind a

you can always have the latest on the storm team 4 weather app right there in the palm of your hand. for tomorrow clouds come back in by lunch time and rain chances are back by 4:00, 5:00 6:00 tomorrow afternoon. i think it will be nicer of a day the farther north or east as you travel. and showery weather all through saturday night and this is into sunday morning now. and the real -- only real change in the weekend forecast that i think the rain drops may linger a little longer into your sunday. there's your seven day then. 59 breezy and sunny today. rain arriving saturday afternoon. rain saturday night and through much of the day sunday. i think it's late sunday afternoon before we dry back out. melissa, good morning with traffic. >> still have this problem here. 66 here westbound at gallows road. i'm keeping an eye on this right here at my desk for you. we had somebody drive by this. what we were told is a crash. it looks like construction in person. either way you have to stay left there. as you head 66 west passing gallows road. looks like they should have this wrapped up though

tactical alert after several shootings within blocks of one another in a quiet neighborhood called the palms. at least one person is dead. four others have been injured. police are looking for a man driving an suv, but now it's not clear y>7mhow those shootings could be related. >>> metro says it's working on a plan to either repair or replace that pedestrian bridge that a piece of heavy equipment accidentally knocked down onto the tracks yesterday right they're the greenbelt station. >> it's not clear who was at fault or who ill with pay, metro or a contractor working with an outfit called skanska. meantime folks in burlington heights who use that pedestrian bridge tell us they'd like to see it fixed soon. it's been less than a day and a half and neighbors say they already miss it. >> ride my bike over it, walk over it. >> even my dog uses it. my dog run away from home, he'd run across that bridge and go up and play in that lake. >> the good news is the mess made by the accident has been cleared from the tracks and the green line is operating as usual. >>> when helen newsom's boyfriend br

>>reporter: and effort to minimize the goose population has the fence along the palm is keeping babies out their dying because they have been shut out from the pond which they need to survive this into ruffle a lot of feathers and theodore retirement community personally i love the gays but i understand there are opinions on that people who live here like so much about the natural landscape but some think as a little too much nature i don't mind it did it to stay off the sidewalk chanting that has to be a more humane way to control the population to keeping animal lovers and the golfers and the other residents happy and compromise way i don't think killing them off is the best way to do in may become of the two other ideas have heard the silhouettes of a coyote are affected in the geese population control for the dog should and bring in that would chase them away there are other means to do this besides killing them. >>pam moore: we checked into the last story after viewers reach out to us if you have a story idea go to our web site and click on the mice tory attack on the homepage to

unthinkable years ago. >> the history of palm springs and desert oasis. that is changing. >> reporter: why do we see the gated communities with the pools, with their boats and swans on their pools? why does that continue? >> you are going to see that changing as well. >> reporter: back at the racket club, roy says they're trying, balancing what residents want with what the state requires. the community planted drought tolerant plants. emphasis on "some." >>> scientists predict we will increase the odds of natural disasters if the planet's climate rises more than 2 degrees celsius. cnn is launching a long term project looking into this. learn more about it at cnn.com. >> coming up -- we will go back to ben wedeman at port of augusta in italy where another boat load of hundreds of migrants were plucked from the sea. we will talk to him in just a moment. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states all around the world you are watching cnn newsroom. i'm john vause. i'm rosemary church. time to check the headlines for you. he will return to yemen to re

>> guest: i love them all but one is the palm beach book where i learned to drink champagne, i have a wonderful time with my wife pam. remarkable story of what can happen when you have too much. the reason. "the first family detail: secret service agents reveal the hidden lives of the presidents" encompasses of many of the important messages that i feel people need to know about not to mention exposing this laxness. many of those stories have still not hit the press. my book on joe kennedy, the father my wife did the archival research, exposed so many myths about him. for example he was described in the press as that very religious guy who went to church every day. he never went to church according to his mistress. i love coming up with the truth whether it is a small tidbits like that or something like william sessions abusing his position as fbi director leading to his firing by bill clinton and other stories like that. >> host: your first book on life-insurance game, what is that about? >> it reveals how deceptive the life-insurance industry is because it is regulated by the state.

you can kick it off since you're in the palm trees. we feel bad for you. >> thank you. ve been mostly skeptical of the market lately. always had a great comeback the last five or six sessions. not today. i think you're right. it's important to pay attention to price action when there's not necessarily outside news or adislodgeness events. since i watched that show, the hoarders, that was really terrible price action to end the day. up about a percent. gave all of it back. closed down on the day on the indices. i think it's significant and tells us there is not enough new buyers to come into the market at these prices. >> although this was the exact opposite. nobody was hoarding today. it felt like for whatever reason. we found buyers over the last two sessions. remember, yesterday was the supposed to be a down day. last friday, the jobs report, we were off 200 points yesterday, everyone would have shrugged it off. we weren't. what happened? >> first of all, you have light volume. we're coming off the holidays right now. quiet period for corporate america as we head into

probably not. >> much of the water is shared by the entire state and it's running dry. palmnager argues change is happening. the city is yanking the brown grass from city hall sdwb unthinkable just a few years ago. >> history of what palm springs was and creating these desert oasises. but that's changing and that isn't going to be the case any more. >> why, then, do we see these gated communities with the pools, with their boats and swans on their pool? why did that continue? >> and you'll see that changing, as well. >> back at laj mirage racket club, roy says they are trying, balancing what residents want with what the state is requiring. the community has planted some drought tolerant plants, emphasis on some. cnn, rancho mirage, california. you know, it's interesting just how much water people waste. but we've been talking about the drought. over in australia and sydney, it's quite the opposite. they've had way too much water. >> they. and typically they get 4 inches or 100 millimeters. they see that on monday. they saw that again on tuesday. we talk about nor'easters in

>>george: for your trip to the golden gate bridge 101, north palm southbound this should be the pickt we do not see any delays for southbound traffic across the span. >>mark: happening today is the fourth half years since the deadly pipeline explosion and several california public utilities commission is set to decide on a penalty for pg&e will be over a billion dollars. eight people were killed 66 of those were injured and 38 houses were destroyed in the fire if all the rupture of a high- pressure pg&e natural gas pipeline in september of 2010. >>mark: they're scheduled to consider to alternate package is the penalties and fines on amounts to 15 4 billion the second 11 place $6 billion under both proposals the cause of the penalties and fines would be adored by pg&e shareholders not customers. >>darya: the penalty phase will begin soon in the boston bombing trial out the boston marathon that was bombed in here is the bomber admitted who is pleading so the jury to go lenience saying that his brother was the actual mastermind but they found them guilty on all three counts against them

we had already intoxicated her so much with drugs and alcohol that she was eating out of the palm of our hands. >> manual trout says she talked about the crime with a family member who then reported it to the police. >> i wanted my fairy tale happy ending. and that's what i didn't get. i did what i had to do to get what i wanted or thought i was getting. but all i was getting was a heartbreak and sent to prison. >> coming up --- >> i had stabbed this girl with her own knife. i was like, well, it was just a lung. you know, she's got two. what's the big deal. >> serving time for violence. one inmate lays it on the line for a chance at freedom. >> if stupidity is a crime i'm guilty i guess. >>> if it weren't for the 17-foot high fences topped with coils of razor wire, the tennessee prison for women might feel like any other small tight-knit community. >> hi, bff. >> what's up, troublemaker. >> even down to the one gathering spot where it seems everybody knows your name. >> all right, ladies, let's go. waiting on you, ladies. >> they don't play a lot of sports here, but the residents call

weather situation with the storm tracker 6 live app it puts the hourly and the seven-day forecast in the palme live radar. download it now it's free. >>> across the our area and the world easter celebration is underway. down the shore a none denominational service was held on the music pier in ocean city. the action cam was in cinnaminson new jersey, geart weather for -- great weather for gathering like this one. >>> many gathered into saint peter's square donning rain slickers and umbrellas to protect themselves from the morning storm. >>> pope francis prided over easter vigil he baptizeed five people from five different countries. >>> police are looking for clues in a shooting that critically wounded a man in west philadelphia. it happened inside a home on the 4900 block of hoop street. the 47-year-old victim was shot in the chest and once in the head. responding officers rushed him to the hospital where's currently undergoing emergency surgery. police are looking for a motive and any suspects. >>> a 15-year-old was rushed to the hospital with critical injuries following an atv racing crash

top of the changing weather with the storm tracker 6 live app it puts the storm tracker 6 live in the palme and with live radar. >>> easter celebrations are underway "action news" is live down the shore a traditional none denominational service is going on right now at the music pier in ocean city. >>> worshipers gather at lake view memorial park along route 130. the weather couldn't be better for morning prayer. >>> mount olive baptist church opened its doors to the faithful almost 90 years ago. always a festive scene in that house of worship. >>> thousands galleried under gray skies in vatican city to hear pope francis' easter mass. easter once again considered the most important day in the christian calendar commemorating jesus rising from the dead three days after he was crucified. >>> pope francis baptized five people from five different countries and voiced his concern about the war against christians by islamic terrorists. >>> a 47-year-old victim was shot on hoop street. he has been rushed to the hospital and is undergoing emergency surgery. police are looking for a motive and susp

police say there were two shootings in the palms area of the city. and there were four victims. one is dead. an elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, and that has since been lifted. we will bring you new developments on the story as we get them. let's take you to greece now protesters are clashing with the police in athens this evening. the demonstrators threw molotov cocktails at the police in the clash. the demonstrators want the government to scrap plans to build more high security prisons and free members of the gorilla group. the parliament is debating on the particular issues, and this weekend, finance ministers and bankers from around the world gathered in washington finish the imf spring meeting. on the agenda, debt in the u.s. economy. and we sat down with the ims director christine le guard with some of those topics, and we spoke a week ago. you were in act athens, and greece did manage to make that $500 million payment back to the imf. and there was another payment due in less than a month. >> may 12th was the next installment. that was $550 million. and g

selling lilly pulitzer items that was selling for a fraction of the price of the palm beach luxury itemsres are popping. shares of oxford industries surging as well today. they make the lilly pulitzer clothing line. and those shares are up $5 or nearly 7% at the moment. now for the past few months. consumers have finally begun to celebrate low gas prices by opening their wallets. what they saved at the pump, they are spending, well, gas prices are back on the rise. oil production is falling. demand is rising in time for the peak summer season. jeff flock joins us with what's in store from the ohighways of chicago. >> we're bouncing through -- i found a gas station which is just about right at the national average. take a look at the numbers. a penny a day over the course of the past week. 2.45 a gallon for regular. part of the reason for that, it is -- you know, number one, inventories. maybe i'll get out and see if we can get gas while we're talking to you. i better turn the car off. yeah, it's a good idea. like opec, for example, still pumping heavily. number of folks in opec still pum

and lastly, we know that when the palm beach police seized the address book of convicted pedophile and bill, jeffrey epstein, what did they find but cheryl mills unlisted phone number and e-mail address. so every troubling scandal that surrounds hillary clinton and her husband seems to feature cheryl mills. >> speaks of the epstein scandal, ken, you actually point out that it imperils her presidential prospects. you think this is a bigger deal than most people. i think roger agrees with you. i agree with you. but the mainstream media hasn't hit on it much. why? >> well i mean, i guess to answer the question partly is the reason that i'm on your show which is that if it were about mitt romney or jeb bush or one of the republican candidates, i'd probably be on msnbc. i think it's interesting for you to have me on because we're talking about hillary. >> you're the one who wrote the column. i'm following up on your column. why don't you tell us why you wrote the column and you think it's a big deal. you think it might imperil her campaign. why? >> i think so having read roger stone and oth

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radar right in the palm of your hand. tomorrow not much improvement. more clouds than raindrops. ll really only need the small umbrella. as we get into thursday, there goes the shower chances off and on. by the time we get to friday a big push of warm air will scour the cold air out, put us near 80 degrees friday afternoon. so a big push of warm air that does come with a chance for thunderstorms. some could be strong friday afternoon and friday night. all eyes on the weekend. saturday and sunday, alexis both will be amazing. peak cherry blossom festival. traffic will anbe a nightmare near the basin about. >> i'm sure it will. right now outer and inner loop incident free. 66 looking good. volume building but no reports of delays. 270 out of tred rick, seefof frederick, a little slow approaching old hundred, but no reports of delays. 95 towards the d.c. beltway, looking good. route 50 out of annapolis toward 202, volume building but no reports of incidents or delays. 95 up toward the beltway is good as well. more in ten minutes. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk with this breaking

the goal with your books? shine a light? >> guest: um, shine a light on important subjects. even "palmportant subject because it's a very closed society, it's the richest place in the world. to see what goes on when billionaires are able to be in this playpen, to see the schemes, the scams, to see the anti-semitism which still exists within the old guard through clubs -- few clubs still prevent jews or certainly blacks from being members and to see just what the other half lives like i think is certainly interesting. it's certainly fun for me. i love being able to just ask people questions to go into different worlds that i otherwise would not have any access to. i like to go into new subjects you know? if i've already done a book on palm beach i'm not going to do a book on beverly hills, that would be a step down. so that's why the hardest part of my job is coming up with the right subject for the next book. if anybody has any ideas i'm always looking. >> host: ron kessler if you can't get a source on the record or a secondary source will you not report something that you believe to b

as long as you're away from water temperatures hometown forecast have it in the palm of your hand with storm team 4 weather app. tomorrow back to work and school. clear to partly cloudy skies first thing in the morning. with time during the day tomorrow we'll have times, mostly cloudy skies. those skies could ring out one or two lonesome showers. don't have to worry too much. 30% precautionary raindrop for monday. otherwise most will stay dry. breezy and cooler tomorrow than today. nicer weather starts to turn back for tuesday, wednesday. that's the warm front coming by which means nice and spring like for first weekend in may. >> thanks. mosquito season coming up. not really something to get excited about. >> barely getting through the allergies and already talking about mosquitoes. what? get excited about saving money on the right bug repellant. we break down what works lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you coul

. >>> move over ipad and tablets, google is putting your computer in the palm of your hand. it is called the chrome bit and can connect to any monitor or tv or to sound using blue tooth. no launch date is announced. it will cost less than $100. >>> san francisco housing market is closing in on a milestone reaching $1 million for the average price of a home. according to a new report prices of newly listed homes were up 17 percent in february compared to the year's. the median price was close to $988,000 and will surpass million by may. >> record high rent reportally forcing the largest e-commerce again to skip san francisco for the site of the new headquarter headquarters with alibaba opening offices in seattle rather than san francisco a bold move because see allege is home to busiest competitor amazon with estimated value of $207 billion. they had offices in santa clara but we are hoping for a bay area headquarters. but... >> high prices. >>> and morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> including the trail of trouble at mineta san jose international airport w

the palm trees wouldn't that be great. already. 51 degrees in philadelphia. with that wind whipping around feels like the mid to upper 40s. there's the view in atlantic city, same thing a few puffy cumulus clouds up above. right now it's a windy day. 51 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the northwest at 25 miles per hour. with the breeze feels like the milled to upper 40s throughout the area. 48 in allentown. 49 in reading. 53 for sea isle city and millville. winds gusting between 30 and 35 miles per hour. some areas are closer to 40 right now. atlantic city at the airport 39. dover, 23, reading, 33 in the poconos. 43 miles the winds will whip around all day long. prepare yourself you'll get wind whipped if you're out and about. trenton, 27. millville, 29. tomorrow morning easter morning you'll be dealing with a breeze out of the southwest that's a milder breeze. 15 to 25 miles per hour. godover, 30 miles per hour. you get the idea it will be windy over the next 24 to 36 hours. thinks calm down as we get into monday in

in tracking the commutative bay bridge west palm the drive time is 18 minutes in that area we did havethe metering lights but that did not dual anything to add additional minutes to the drive time. for the san mateo bridge there is a when advisory in effect. the drive time is moving up to 40 minutes in that area and a trip to the golden gate bridge 101 northbound and southbound have live traffic early with no delays. and then marin county with the richmond bridge all the polls open and still no backups to the west bound trip into marin. >> reporter: we're looking a clear skies out there right now the winds are common except folks for the coast. no clouds are in sight. the sun is slowly rising. but it's good to be a sons field day with the call will start this morning. and the winds along the coast are 14 mi. an hour is breezy it used its travel across the area. plenum wednesday between 10 and 20 mi. an hour for the old man's. vallejo starting out with a chilly start at 35 degrees. fremont is 46 fremont is starting out of 43 degrees. so you problem and crabber sweater this morning. give